Question
In the following question there is a related pair of
words given. Each pair is followed by four other pairs of words. Choose the pair from the given option the pair of words that best expresses the relationship like the original pair. Feeble: strongSolution
" Feeble" and "strong" are antonyms that represent opposite ends of a spectrum in terms of strength or power. Option a- "Deprive" and "divest" are related terms that involve the idea of taking away or removing something, often in a significant or deliberate manner. Option b - "harass" involves causing discomfort and distress, while "comfort" involves alleviating distress and providing a sense of well-being. Option c - "fabricate" often implies a sense of inventiveness or creativity, while "construct" focuses more on the process of building or assembling. Both words involve in the creation of something. Option d- "Epitome" and "precis" are related terms.  "Epitome" generally refers to a representative example or embodiment, while "precis" specifically pertains to summarizing a text or speech. Hence the correct option is b.
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