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2851. A remedy which never fails
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Infallible
2852. A post which doesn
(A): Catalogue (B): Irreparable (C): Biography (D): Honorary
2853. A post held without receiving salary
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography E (D): Honorary
2854. A position for which no salary is paid
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Honorary
2855. A place where weapons and ammunitions are stored
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Arsenal
2856. A place where orphans live
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Orphanage
2857. A person's peculiar habit
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Idiosyncras
2858. A person with an evil reputation
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Notorious
2859. A person who speaks two languages
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Bilingual
2860. A person who rides on horse-back
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Equestrian
2861. A person who remains unmoved and unaffected by other people's opinions, suggestions
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Impervious
2862. A person who readily believes whatever is told to him/her
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Credulous
2863. A person who loves every body
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biographye (D): Altruist
2864. A person who knows everything
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Omniscient
2865. A person who imports or exports goods into or from a country secretly because they are illegal
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Smuggler
2866. A person who hates women
(A): Irreparable (B): Biography (C): Catalogue (D): Misogynist
2867. A person who has power over all
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Omnipotent
2868. A person who does not believe in the institution of marriage
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Misogamist
2869. A person who cannot read or write
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Illiterate
2870. A person who believes that all events are pre-determined
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Fatalist
2871. A person who believes easily whatever he is told
(A): Catalogue (B): Irreparable (C): Biography (D): Credulous
2872. A person who attacks first
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Aggressor
2873. A person who always thinks of himself; somebody who is selfish or self-centered
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Egotist
2874. A person supported by another and giving him/her nothing in return
(A): Irreparable (B): Biography (C): Catalogue (D): Parasite
2875. A study of ancient things
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Archaeology
2876. A statement which cannot be understood
(A): Catalogue (B): Irreparable (C): Biography (D): Incomprehensible
2877. A state of perfect balance
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Equilibrium
2878. A speech or a presentation made without previous preparation
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Extempore
2879. A speech delivered without any previous preparation
(A): Catalogue (B): Irreparable (C): Biography (D): Extempore
2880. A sound that cannot be heard
(A): Biographye (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Inaudible
2881. All-powerful; possessing complete power and authority
(A): Catalogue (B): Irreparable (C): Biography E (D): Omnipotent
2882. Absence of government
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Anarchy
2883. A word opposite in meaning to another
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Antonym
2884. A thing that is fit to be eaten
(A): Irreparable (B): Biography (C): Catalogue (D): Edible
2885. A thing that cannot be seen with human eyes
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Invisible
2886. A thing no longer in use
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Obsolete
2887. A supposed cure for all diseases or problems
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography (C): Irreparable (D): Panacea
2888. A study of the body
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Physiology
2889. A study of man
(A): Irreparable (B): Biography (C): Catalogue (D): Anthropology
2890. A study of birds
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Ornithology
2891. A study of animals
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Zoology
2892. A shortened form of a word or phrase
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Abbreviation
2893. A short message added on to the end of a letter after the signature
(A): Catalogue (B): Irreparable (C): Biography (D): Postscript
2894. Celebration of a hundredth year, once
(A): Irreparable (B): Catalogue (C): Biography (D): Centenary
2895. Belonging to the same period of time
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Contemporary
2896. Belonging to the Middle Ages
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Medieval
2897. Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth
(A): Catalogue (B): Biography E (C): Irreparable (D): Congenital
2898. Assembly or parliament in which no party has got clear majority
(A): Irreparable (B): Biography (C): Catalogue (D): Hung
2899. Anything that leads to death
(A): Biography (B): Catalogue (C): Irreparable (D): Fatal
2900. An office with high salary but no work
(A): Biography (B): Irreparable (C): Catalogue (D): Sinecure
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