51 years ago in General English

Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the opposite meaning of the given word.



EXECRABLE


[A] Detestable
[B] Equivocal
[C] Admirable
[D] Atrocious
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Nazia Sayed
Nazia Sayed - 3 years ago

Nazia Sayed from Mumbai, India is saying Detestable is correct answer

Abdul Adut
Abdul Adut - 3 years ago

Abdul Adut from Bangalore, India is saying Detestable is correct answer

CMA MAHESWARAN SHANMUGASUNDARAM
CMA MAHESWARAN SHANMUGASUNDARAM - 3 years ago

CMA MAHESWARAN SHANMUGASUNDARAM from Chennai, India is saying Detestable is correct answer

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SARANG - 3 years ago

SARANG from Patna, India is saying Admirable is correct answer

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