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Directions : Given below arc five sentences with underlined word followed by four words. Select the option that is similar in meaning to the underlined word and mark your response in the Answer Sheet accordingly.
Notwithstanding our victory today we must be careful to avoid a feeling of complacency.
Smug and self-satisfied
A defensive attitude.
Pride
Feeling of superiority
- Notwithstanding our victory today, we must be careful to avoid a feeling of complacency.
- This sentence suggests that despite winning, there should be caution against becoming too comfortable or self-assured.
- Option 1: Smug and self-satisfied.
- This option describes a feeling of being overly pleased with oneself, which aligns well with the idea of complacency.
- Correct Answer
- Option 2: A defensive attitude.
- This implies being guarded or protective, not directly related to complacency.
- Option 3: Pride.
- Pride refers to a sense of satisfaction from achievements. While related, it doesn't capture the self-satisfaction of complacency.
- Option 4: Feeling of superiority.
- This suggests believing oneself better than others, which is different from being complacently satisfied.
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