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Antonyms in context MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1The word with the meaning opposite to 'shamefully' in the passage is:
Explanation
Unabashedly means without embarrassment, shame, or apology, so it gives the required opposite sense of 'shamefully'. Shying refers to avoiding something because of fear or hesitation, not to acting without shame. Enviable means desirable or likely to cause envy, so it belongs to a different meaning area. Weaknesses are faults or limitations, and the word is a noun rather than an opposite adverb. The published answer is therefore consistent with the vocabulary contrast.
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