Question

Find the synonym of the underlined word.
Your application will be returned to you if you omit any answer.
A. Include
B. Insert
C. Introduce
D. Leave out
E. Infuse.

Answer 1

Hint: In this question, we need to look for the synonym of the given word ‘influence’. Let's first understand what synonyms mean – Two words with a nearly common meaning or same meaning words are called synonyms.

Complete answer:
The word omit means: to fail to do or include something.
Now let’s examine and understand the given options above.
Include: this word means, to make something or someone a part (of another group, team etc.) But the given word is totally opposite of this word because that means to fail to include.
Synonyms: to add, comprise, insert, embrace etc.
Example: I don’t want to include others in our team.
Insert: it means, to put something into something or between two things. Even this is an opposite word of the given word omit.
Synonyms: put, place, press, push etc.
Example: I am going to insert an extra paragraph in the text.
Introduce: to put something in use or place for the first time. This word is used to talk about something and it’s an inappropriate option as a synonym of the given word.
Synonyms: initiate, establish, inaugurate, launch etc.
Example: we are going to introduce a new team member tonight.
Infuse: it means, to make someone have a particular quality. This is not a relevant word as a synonym for a given word.
Synonyms: fill, charge, saturate, pervade etc.
Example: she has infused the confidence into her fans.
Leave out: to not include or mention something.

Option (D) is an absolutely correct synonym of the given word omit.

Synonyms: exclude, omit, take out, eliminate etc.
Example: I requested them to leave me out of any argument.

Note: The above-given information will help you know the synonym of the given word. For choosing the correct option knowing the actual meaning is necessary for which we must learn the synonymous words and practice them.
Try to identify the meaning of the word and evaluate whether it has a positive-negative or neutral connotation.