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  1. Acquiescence – Submission
  2. Wheedle – Roundabout
  3. Flippancy – Lightness
  4. Profligate – Extravagant
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Option 2 : Wheedle – Roundabout

The combinations of words in all options except B are synonyms of each other.

‘Wheedle’ means to use flattery to obtain something and ‘roundabout’ means not following a direct route. Thus, these two words are unrelated and do not form a synonymous combination.

Hence, the right answer is option 2.

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