Directions : For the following word (in capital letters), four possible substitutes are given. Choose the word which is nearest in meaning to the word given in capital letters and indicate your response in the options. PATHETIC
Pitiful
The question asks to identify the word that is closest in meaning to the given word, PATHETIC. The word PATHETIC typically describes something that evokes sadness, pity, or contempt, often due to being inadequate, weak, or miserably ineffective.
Let's examine the meaning of each provided option:
When comparing the definitions, the word Pitiful shares the primary sense of evoking pity with the word PATHETIC. While PATHETIC can sometimes imply inadequacy or being miserably ineffective, the feeling of pity is central to both terms.
Therefore, Pitiful is the nearest in meaning among the given choices.
The word closest in meaning to PATHETIC is Pitiful.
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