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Verbal Reasoning - English - Analogies:

Understanding Analogies

MCQ - 12-461

Question:

IMMACULATE : STAIN

  1. Colorless : hue
  2. Eternal : change
  3. Hermetic : seal
  4. Eternal : change
  5. Impervious : touch

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

(A) Something immaculate is very clean, completely without a stain; something colorless is completely without a hue.
IMMACULATE: perfectly clean; without a spot or stain; unsoiled
STAIN: to bring shame upon (someone‘s character, reputation, etc.); taint; disgrace; dishonor
Hue: city in central Vietnam, on the South China Sea; pop. 209,000
Eternal: without beginning or end; existing through all time; everlasting
Hermetic: completely sealed by fusion, soldering, etc. so as to keep air or gas from getting in or out
Formless: having no definite or regular form or plan; shapeless
Impervious: incapable of being passed through or penetrate

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