Bikesh Maharjan

• felon - Someone who has committed (or been legally convicted of) a crime(severe criminal)

• felony - severe crime

• suborn - persuade to act unlawfully (especially to commit perjury)
  

• abscond -   depart secretly and hide

• eg : The accountant absconded with the cash from the safe.

• skulk - move furtively and secretly
  

• accomplice – partner in crime
  

• complicity - involvement in crime
  

• connivance – pretence of being ignorant about a crime
  

• abet – to assist criminals
  

• punitive - pertaining to punishment
  

• condign punishment - appropriate punishment
  

• perdition - complete ruin; damnation
  

• salvation - the act of preserving or the stare of being preserved from harm
  

• retribution – punishment for offenses; vengeance; compensation
  

• reprieve – to postpone or remit the punishment of ( a person, esp one condemned to death)
  

• incendiary – arsonist
  

• arsonist – A criminal who illegally sets fire to property

• chasten - correct by punishment or scolding
  

• recrimination - Mutual accusations

• recidivist - Someone who is repeatedly arrested for criminal behaviour (especially for the same criminal behaviour)

• recidivism - habitual retun to crime
  

• nark – Inform or spy (for the police)

• alibi - (law) a defence by an accused person purporting to show that he or she could not have committed the crime in question

• – A defence of some offensive behaviour or some failure to keep a promise etc.

• bail - (V)The legal system that allows an accused person to be temporarily released from custody.

• eg : He is out on bail.

• - (N)Release after a security has been paid.

• sinister - evil

• eg : We must defeat the sinister that seek our downlfall.
  

• expiate - Make amends for (a sin)

• eg : expiate one’s sins

• decimate - Kill in large numbers

• asylum -  a place for refugee or shelter
  

• extradition -  surenderer of prisoner by one stare t another
  

• expatriate - exile
  

• repatriate - to send back(a refugee, prisoner of war etc.) to his birth or citizenship
  

• homicide - The killing of a human being by another human being

• regicide - The act of killing a king

• fratricide - A person who murders their brother or sister

• spat - minor dispute

• amoral -  not  moral
  

• mores - moral standards

• larceny – thief

• kleptomaniac – a person who has a compulsive desire to steal

• eg : They discovered that Naz was a kleptomaniac when they caught him stealing some cheap  trinkets.
  

• filch – steal

• pilfer – to steal insignificant things
  

• rifle – to search in hurriedly in order to cheat

• eg : Who rifled through my desk drawers?

• bootlegging – illegal trade

• eg : They were bootlegging whisky.
  

• contraband – illegal things to trade

• shoplifting – steal in store
  

• ferret - to search around
  

• apprehend – arrest(a criminal); dread; perceive

• eg : The police will apprehend the culprit and convict him before long.
  

• collar – take into custody
  

Passage

Sentence Completion

Analogy

antonym

Hanger:Airplance:: => Stable:Horse
Vane:Wiond Direction:: => Sundial:Time
Anonymous:Name:: => Shapeless:Form
Sympathy:Emotion:: => Friendship:Relationship
Habit:Customary:: => Reflex:Involuntary
Threat:Hostility:: => Compliment:Admiration
Ardent:Interested:: => Incensed:Annoyed
Vogue:Accepted:: => Disrepute:Shunned
Hyperbole:Language:: => Prodigality:spending
Studio:Artist:: => Laboratory:Chemist
Ripple:Tidal Wave:: => Breeze:Hurricane
Educational:Ignorance:: => Medicine:Disease
Bow:Violin:: => Drumstick:Drum
Dumbfound:Astonishment:: => Exasperate:Frustration

ASSUAGE : SORROW :: => dampen : ardor

DIE : SHAPING :: => drill : boring

PERFUNCTORILY : INSPIRATION :: => insolently : veneration

FAWN : IMPERIOUSNESS :: => equivocate : directness

CLOT : DISSOLVED :: => crowd : dispersed

STUDY : LEARN :: => search : find

BOISTEROUS: = quiet

JABBER: = speak slowly

AMALGAMATE: = separate

ENDORSE: = oppose publicly

GIST: = trivial point

ANARCHY: = order

BREACH: = solder

EXTANT: = extinct

aritfice – cunning trick

syn – strategem, ploy, ruse

indifference – lack of interest

syn – insouciance, nonchalance

aggreement – compact, pact, accord

ant – discord

autonomous – independent or self government

definite decision – final decision

irrevocable – that can’t be cancelled

unanimous – agreed by all

unanimity – agreement by all

lucre – money earned in a dishonest way

lucrative – profitable

idosyncratic – odd

eg – idosyncratic behaviour

syn – bizarre

amivalent – having conflicting emotion at same time

(ami – both)

amidextrous – using both hands skillfully

detrimental, pernicious, deleterious, virulent – harmful

eg – virulent food

syn – pathogenic

ant – hygienic

nonplussed – baffled or puzzled

spurious – fake or phony

incorrigible – that can’t be reformed

langour – lack of energy

syn : lassitude, haggard

repine – to express anxiety

ramification – branching in all direction

quip – mockery

escapade – prank

impropriety – lack of proper manner

decrepitude – old and at ruining condition

depredation – plundering or attack

syn : fret

recuperate – improve

recidivism – commiting crime repeatedly