NDA2023General AbilityEnglishActual
In the following questions a pair of similar sounding words is provided. You are required to select the options that most appropriately describes the meaning of both the words 'Eminent' and 'Imminent'
Options
- A'Eminent' means, important and famous, and 'imminent' means something about to happen
- B'Eminent' means something unpleasant about to happen, and 'imminent' means important and famous person
- C'Eminent' means important and famous person, and 'imminent' means inherent or existing within
- D'Eminent' means inherent or existing within, and'imminent' means something about to happen
Correct answer
A. 'Eminent' means, important and famous, and 'imminent' means something about to happen
Step-by-step solution
Eminent implies important and famous. Imminent means something unpleasant which is about to happen.