BSEP Words 2024-2025 Exam
Abhor (adjective/verb) - answer Detest, Hate, Loathe, Despise, Abominate, Execrate,
Abrupt (Adjective) - answer Hasty, Impetuous, Quick, Speedy, Sudden, Immediate,
instantaneous, Unexpected, Blunt, Short, Terse, Offhand, Cavalier
Abstemious (Adjective) - answer Abstinent, Temperate, Self-Restraining, Sober, Self-
denying, Moderate, Austere, Ascetic, Puritanical
Acquisition (Noun) - answer Attainment, Achievement, Possession, Procurement,
Property, Gain, Purchase, Accession, Addition, Asset, Buy, Investment, Accretion,
Good
Adage (Noun) - answer Saying, Byword, Proverb, Maxim, Axiom, Saw, Dictum, Motto,
Cliche', Commonplace, Precept, Epigram
Adjacent (Adjective) - answer Next to, Bordering, Beside, Neighboring, Close-by,
Contiguous, Adjoining, Abutting, Close to, Close by, Near to, Alongside, Proximate to,
Attached to, Touching
Admonish (Verb) - answerLambaste, Reprimand, Rebuke, Reproach, Scold, Reprove,
Upbraid, Chastise, Chide, Censure, Castigate, Berate, Lecture, Criticize
Agile (Adjective) - answerGraceful, Limber, Quick, Athletic, Nimble, Lithe, Spry, Supple,
Limber, Sprightly, Acrobatic
Attrition (Noun) - answerDisintegration, Erosion, Thinning, Wearing Down, Wearing
Away, Weakening, Sapping, Harassment, Debilitation
Boast (Noun/Verb) - answerShow Off, Talk Big, Vaunt, Brag, Crow, Gloat, Swagger,
Possess, Exaggerate, Overstate, Self-Praise, Skite
Brawn (Noun) - answerMuscle, Might, Strength, Brawniness, Burliness, Huskiness,
Robustness, Toughness, Powerfulness
Broach (Noun/Verb) - answerSuggest, Bring Up, Propose, Raise, Introduce, Talk About,
Mention, Touch On, Open
Cede (Verb) - answerGrant, Hand Over, Surrender, Concede, Relinquish, Yield, Part
With, Give Up, Turn Over, Give Over, Make Over, Transfer, Abandon, Grant
, Chronicle (Noun/Verb) - answerRecord, Written Account, History, Annals, Archives,
Register, Log, Diary, Journal, Calendar, Chronology, Narrative, Story, Description, Set
Down, Document, Report, Recount, Retail, Tell About, Describe
Clutter (Verb/Noun) - answerLitter, Make Untidy, Make A Mess Of, Mess Up, Throw into
Disorder, Disarrange, Jumble, Be Strewn Around, Be Scattered Around, Make A
Shambles Of, Bestrew
Communiqué (Noun) - answerMessage, Dispatch, Bulletin, Official Communication,
Press Release, Missive, Statement, Report, News Flash, Notification, Announcement,
Declaration, Notice
Commute/Commuted (Noun/Verb) - answerModify, Alleviate, Mitigate, Travel To,
Shuttle, Reduce, Lessen, Lighten, Shorten, Cut, Scale Down, Limit, Adjust, Curtail,
Attenuate
Concur (Verb) - answerBe in Accord, Correspond With, Conform, Agree, Coincide,
Cooperate, Agreement, Be in Accordance, Go Along, Fall In, Be In Harmony, Be In
Sympathy, See Eye To Eye, Be Together, Simultaneously, Same Time
Construe (Verb) - answerExplain, Interpret, translate, Understand, Read, See, Take,
Take To Mean, Parse, Render, Analyze, Explain, Elucidate, Gloss, Decode
Contentious (Adjective) - answerAggressive, Belligerent, Argumentative, Controversial,
Disputable, Debatable, Disputed, Contended, Open To Question, Moot, Vexed,
Ambivalent, Equivocal
Coroner (Noun) - answerMedical Examiner, Medical Investigator, Physician, Doctor,
Pathologist
Deciphered (Adjective/Verb) - answerdecode, decrypt, break, work out, solve, interpret,
translate, construe, explain, make sense of, make head or tail of, get to the bottom of,
unravel, find the key to, find the answer to
Decorum (Noun) - answerpropriety, properness, seemliness, decency, decorousness,
good taste, correctness, appropriateness, polteness, courtesy, good manners,
refinement, breeding, deportment, dignity
Decry (Verb) - answerdismiss, minimize, diminish, criticize, denounce, diss, discredit,
talk down, belitle, scold, trash-talk, condemn
demoralized (adjective) - answerdisheartened, undermined, discouraged, broken,
depressed, crushed, weakened, subdued, unnerved, unmanned, dispirited, downcast
Abhor (adjective/verb) - answer Detest, Hate, Loathe, Despise, Abominate, Execrate,
Abrupt (Adjective) - answer Hasty, Impetuous, Quick, Speedy, Sudden, Immediate,
instantaneous, Unexpected, Blunt, Short, Terse, Offhand, Cavalier
Abstemious (Adjective) - answer Abstinent, Temperate, Self-Restraining, Sober, Self-
denying, Moderate, Austere, Ascetic, Puritanical
Acquisition (Noun) - answer Attainment, Achievement, Possession, Procurement,
Property, Gain, Purchase, Accession, Addition, Asset, Buy, Investment, Accretion,
Good
Adage (Noun) - answer Saying, Byword, Proverb, Maxim, Axiom, Saw, Dictum, Motto,
Cliche', Commonplace, Precept, Epigram
Adjacent (Adjective) - answer Next to, Bordering, Beside, Neighboring, Close-by,
Contiguous, Adjoining, Abutting, Close to, Close by, Near to, Alongside, Proximate to,
Attached to, Touching
Admonish (Verb) - answerLambaste, Reprimand, Rebuke, Reproach, Scold, Reprove,
Upbraid, Chastise, Chide, Censure, Castigate, Berate, Lecture, Criticize
Agile (Adjective) - answerGraceful, Limber, Quick, Athletic, Nimble, Lithe, Spry, Supple,
Limber, Sprightly, Acrobatic
Attrition (Noun) - answerDisintegration, Erosion, Thinning, Wearing Down, Wearing
Away, Weakening, Sapping, Harassment, Debilitation
Boast (Noun/Verb) - answerShow Off, Talk Big, Vaunt, Brag, Crow, Gloat, Swagger,
Possess, Exaggerate, Overstate, Self-Praise, Skite
Brawn (Noun) - answerMuscle, Might, Strength, Brawniness, Burliness, Huskiness,
Robustness, Toughness, Powerfulness
Broach (Noun/Verb) - answerSuggest, Bring Up, Propose, Raise, Introduce, Talk About,
Mention, Touch On, Open
Cede (Verb) - answerGrant, Hand Over, Surrender, Concede, Relinquish, Yield, Part
With, Give Up, Turn Over, Give Over, Make Over, Transfer, Abandon, Grant
, Chronicle (Noun/Verb) - answerRecord, Written Account, History, Annals, Archives,
Register, Log, Diary, Journal, Calendar, Chronology, Narrative, Story, Description, Set
Down, Document, Report, Recount, Retail, Tell About, Describe
Clutter (Verb/Noun) - answerLitter, Make Untidy, Make A Mess Of, Mess Up, Throw into
Disorder, Disarrange, Jumble, Be Strewn Around, Be Scattered Around, Make A
Shambles Of, Bestrew
Communiqué (Noun) - answerMessage, Dispatch, Bulletin, Official Communication,
Press Release, Missive, Statement, Report, News Flash, Notification, Announcement,
Declaration, Notice
Commute/Commuted (Noun/Verb) - answerModify, Alleviate, Mitigate, Travel To,
Shuttle, Reduce, Lessen, Lighten, Shorten, Cut, Scale Down, Limit, Adjust, Curtail,
Attenuate
Concur (Verb) - answerBe in Accord, Correspond With, Conform, Agree, Coincide,
Cooperate, Agreement, Be in Accordance, Go Along, Fall In, Be In Harmony, Be In
Sympathy, See Eye To Eye, Be Together, Simultaneously, Same Time
Construe (Verb) - answerExplain, Interpret, translate, Understand, Read, See, Take,
Take To Mean, Parse, Render, Analyze, Explain, Elucidate, Gloss, Decode
Contentious (Adjective) - answerAggressive, Belligerent, Argumentative, Controversial,
Disputable, Debatable, Disputed, Contended, Open To Question, Moot, Vexed,
Ambivalent, Equivocal
Coroner (Noun) - answerMedical Examiner, Medical Investigator, Physician, Doctor,
Pathologist
Deciphered (Adjective/Verb) - answerdecode, decrypt, break, work out, solve, interpret,
translate, construe, explain, make sense of, make head or tail of, get to the bottom of,
unravel, find the key to, find the answer to
Decorum (Noun) - answerpropriety, properness, seemliness, decency, decorousness,
good taste, correctness, appropriateness, polteness, courtesy, good manners,
refinement, breeding, deportment, dignity
Decry (Verb) - answerdismiss, minimize, diminish, criticize, denounce, diss, discredit,
talk down, belitle, scold, trash-talk, condemn
demoralized (adjective) - answerdisheartened, undermined, discouraged, broken,
depressed, crushed, weakened, subdued, unnerved, unmanned, dispirited, downcast
