Inference on 'Proscribe'
XAT 2010 · Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning · Easy · Verbal Ability
"So you want me to proscribe Ceecee... ". The most suitable inference about Ceecee can be:
- A.
A book written by a senior politician who was expelled recently from the party, revealing the unpalatable secrets about the functioning of the government.
- B.
A newly published book from the most respected management expert worldwide.
- C.
A specific medicine requested by a patient; here the request is made to a family doctor, who is also a close friend of the patient.
- D.
A leader who needs moral support from friends.
- E.
A student who asks for a specific instruction from her teacher.
A
Explanation
'Proscribe' means to officially forbid, ban, or condemn. Banning a controversial political book revealing unpalatable government secrets fits the definition perfectly.
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