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Doctors Medicines MCQs Q&A

  1. Impregnable
  2. Immolation
  3. Incorrigible
  4. Ineligible
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Option 3 : Incorrigible

The correct answer is Incorrigible

  • Impregnable means unable to be broken or defeated. 
  • Immolation means the sacrifice of someone or something. 
  • Incorrigible means something which cannot be corrected. 
  • Ineligible means someone who is not qualified. 
  • By the above definitions, the correct option is 3
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