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A sentence with an underlined word is given below. Select the most appropriate synonym for the underlined word.  The school bully was known for his wicked ways of teasing children. 

A sentence with an underlined word is given below. Select the most appropriate synonym for the underlined word.  The school bully was known for his wicked ways of teasing children.  Correct Answer Immoral

The correct answer is option 2 i.e. Immoral.
Key Points 

The sentence refers to the wrongful ways in which a school bully teased the other children.

  • Wicked: Evil or morally wrong (बुराई या नैतिक रूप से गलत)
  • Immoral: Bad; unethical; morally wrong (खराब; अनैतिक; नैतिक रूप से ग़लत)

Thus, it is clear that 'wicked' and 'immoral' are similar words.

Let's look at the meanings of the other words:

  • Masculine: Having qualities or appearance traditionally associated with men (पारंपरिक रूप से पुरुषों के साथ जुड़े गुण या उपस्थिति होना)
  • Ethical: Morally good or correct (नैतिक रूप से अच्छा या सही)
  • Erudite: Having or showing great knowledge or learning (महान ज्ञान या सीखना होना या दिखाना)

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