INAD stands for?

INAD stands for?

• A. Inadmissible
• B. Inaugural
• C. Indoor
• D. Inadvertent

Answer: (A)

The main idea is recognizing a common English word formed with a negating prefix. INAD is read as shorthand for a word that means “not allowed to be admitted.” The natural fit is inadmissible, where the prefix in- negates admissible. So INAD stands for inadmissible, i.e., not allowed to be admitted or accepted. The other options describe different words with distinct meanings—an inaugural event marks a first, indoor relates to being inside a building, and inadvertent means unintentional—so they don’t align with the negation of “admissible.”

The main idea is recognizing a common English word formed with a negating prefix. INAD is read as shorthand for a word that means “not allowed to be admitted.” The natural fit is inadmissible, where the prefix in- negates admissible. So INAD stands for inadmissible, i.e., not allowed to be admitted or accepted.

The other options describe different words with distinct meanings—an inaugural event marks a first, indoor relates to being inside a building, and inadvertent means unintentional—so they don’t align with the negation of “admissible.”