Hindu Vocabulary PDF

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1. ZEST (NOUN): charm would topple over for them to rebuild
Synonyms: pungency, piquancy it.
Antonyms: dullness, blandness
Example Sentence: 7. HEADLINER (NOUN): artist
I do not have a zest for flying. Synonyms: entertainer, actor
Antonyms: non-entertainer, non-artist
2. FLAKY (ADJECTIVE): playful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: amusing, funny I met a great headliner in Mexico.
Antonyms: behaving, sensible
Example Sentence: 8. TANTRUM (NOUN): flare-up
I saw his whimsical eyes. Synonyms: out-burst, temper
Antonyms: peace, happiness
3. VAINGLORY (NOUN): pride Example Sentence:
Synonyms: boastfulness, egotism Our members witnessed the tantrum of
Antonyms: humility, modesty the people outside the campus.
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His mother smiled at his vainglory as he 9. UNEQUALLED
boasted about his perfect GMAT score to (ADJECTIVE): exceptional
anyone who would listen. Synonyms: inimitable, transcendent
Antonyms: inferior, lowly
4. WARMONGER (NOUN): militarist Example Sentence:
Synonyms: combatant, hawk Ajay is filled with unequalled talent.
Antonyms: civilian, noncombatant
Example Sentence: 10. BRISTLE (NOUN): sneer
He is a gutsy warmonger. Synonyms: insult, brickbat
Antonyms: kindness, accolade
5. MOXIE (NOUN): gumption Example Sentence:
Synonyms: gusto, verve His bristle hurt me more than anything.
Antonyms: lethargy, inactivity
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6. TOPPLE (VERB): collapse
Synonyms: oust, unseat
Antonyms: rise, increase
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When the children stacked their crackers
one on top of the other, it eventually
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Antonyms: calmness, peace
1. COALESCE (NOUN): Absorb Example Sentence:
Synonyms: subsume, assimilate His nature is filled with fretting.
Antonyms: separate, disperse
Example Sentence: 7. TANGIBLE (ADJECTIVE):
He coalesced the knowledge about his Palpable
newly added tasks. Synonyms: physical, corporeal
Antonyms: abstract, unreal
2.OFFSET (VERB): Counterbalance Example Sentence:
Synonyms: counteract, counterpoise The police commissioner was only
Antonyms: disproportion, approve interested in evidence that was
Example Sentence: tangible.
The ruling government offset the
opposition’s move. 8.CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE):
Unmanageable
3.ADHERENCE (NOUN): Grip Synonyms: clumsy, ungainly
Synonyms: friction, adhesion Antonyms: convenient,
Antonyms: slipperiness, inconstancy unburdensome
Example Sentence: Example Sentence:
Hold the glass with a tight adherence. Bride could not walk through the
front door in her cumbersome dress.
4.UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Omnipresent 9. PECCADILLO (NOUN): Minor
Synonyms: universal, pervasive fault
Antonyms: rare, scarce Synonyms: impropriety, indiscretion
Example Sentence: Antonyms: discretion, discreetness
My believe is firm that God is Example Sentence:
ubiquitous. He relaxed me by saying that I had
committed a peccadillo.
5.DETRACTORY (ADJECTIVE):
Disparaging 10. GIBBERISH (NOUN): Nonsense
Synonyms: deprecatory, derogatory Synonyms: balderdash, claptrap
Antonyms: praising, complimentary Antonyms: sense, truth
I am categorically resistant with Most of his writings were gibberish to
detractory comments by anyone. me.
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Synonyms: confusion, fuming
Antonyms: disconnect, disenchant
1.IRRESOLUTE (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
indecisive She tried to endear everyone.
Synonyms: doubtful, fickle
7. BRUTISHLY (ADVERB):
Antonyms: resolute, definite
ferociously
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Synonyms: fiercely, savagely
Ambuj is very irresolute in nature.
Antonyms: kindly, gently
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2. PURSUIT (NOUN): occupation
He brutishly killed his daughter.
Synonyms: undertaking, venture
Antonyms: pastime, entertainment
8. HOCUS-POCUS (NOUN): spell
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: charm, magic
They are involved in a whole range of Antonyms: reality, actuality
leisure pursuits. Example Sentence:
The hocus-pocus was just for the
3. SOVEREIGN (ADJECTIVE):
show.
autonomous
Synonyms: self-governed, monarchial
9. BICKER (VERB): argue
Antonyms: subordinate, dependent
Synonyms: barter, quibble
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Antonyms: agree, comply
In modern democracies the people's will
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is in theory sovereign.
She likes to bicker with me.
4. HAIL (VERB): honour
10. TARRY (VERB): delay
Synonyms: welcome, salute
Synonyms: boondoggle, trail
Antonyms: dishonor, disparage
Antonyms: hurry, hasten
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He has now learned to honour her father's
She could tarry a bit and not get home
memory.
until four.
5. QUANDARY (NOUN): Difficult
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Antonyms: good fortune, certainty
Example Sentence:
He has been trapped in quandary.
6. ENDEAR (VERB): attract attention
Synonyms: captivate, bind
Synonyms: disturb, bother
1.APPROBATE (VERB): approve Antonyms: delight, happy
Synonyms: accept, advocate Example Sentence:
Antonyms: censure, disapprove Jennifer looks pretty shook up from
Example Sentence: the letter by his boss.
She showed a letter approbating the
affair. 7. PURLOIN (VERB): steal
Synonyms: filch, rob
2. RELIC (NOUN): antique Antonyms: release, let go
Synonyms: artifact, keepsake Example Sentence:
Antonyms: whole, lot she had managed to purloin
Example Sentence: a small handful of fresh coriander.
It is a relic of a different age.
8. SCHISM (NOUN): alienation
3. DISCONSOLATE (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: disaffection, separation
depressed Antonyms: connection, friendliness
Synonyms: crestfallen, despairing Example Sentence:
Antonyms: happy, pleased Everybody could see the widening
schism between them.
Example Sentence:
She was looking disconsolate that
9. ATONAL (ADJECTIVE): strident
day.
Synonyms: discordant, loud
4. DERISIVE (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: low, mild
ridiculing Example Sentence:
She had a harsh laugh that could only
Synonyms: disdainful, scornful
be described as atonal.
Antonyms: polite, respectful
Example Sentence: 10. DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE):
Michelle gave a harsh, derisive laugh. bright
Synonyms: colorful, lively
5. TWILIGHT (NOUN): sunset Antonyms: boring, dreary
Synonyms: sundown, gloaming Example Sentence:
Antonyms: daybreak, sunrise The picture was very dynamic.
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6. SHOOK (ADJECTIVE): upset

deeply
6. TOTTERING (ADJECTIVE):
1. DEEP-SEATED (ADJECTIVE): unstable
inherited Synonyms: rickety, unsettled
Synonyms: intrinsic, inborn Antonyms: firm, sound
Antonyms: acquired, extrinsic Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A hunched figure tottering down the
Singing talent is deep-seated in path.
Shivali.
7. ENDURING (ADJECTIVE):
forever
2. GOODY-GOODY (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: everlasting, deathless
adoring
Antonyms: perishable, destructible
Synonyms: ardent, fervent
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Antonyms: apathetic, disloyal
God is imperishable.
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8. REECHO (VERB): resound
goody person.
Synonyms: resound, redound
Antonyms: quiten, dull
3. EXPECTANT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
eager
His voice reechoed in my mind.
Synonyms: excited, anxious
Antonyms: disinterested,
9. MULISH (ADJECTIVE): mean
unenthusiastic
Synonyms: wicked, cantankerous
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Antonyms: compliant, nice
Expectant crowds arrived early.
Example Sentence:
The shepherd is a mulish person.
4. WISPY (ADJECTIVE): feeble
Synonyms: infirm, slender
10. ANCILLARY (NOUN): addition
Antonyms: solid, strong
Synonyms: attachment, addendum
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Antonyms: necessity, requirement
She is such a wispy woman.
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The tower is merely an ancillary to
5. NIX (VERB): invalidate
this royal building.
Synonyms: abolish, annul
Antonyms: validate, approve
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1. DESPOIL (VERB): destroy 7.DILIGENT (ADJECTIVE): hard
Synonyms: desecrate, devour working
Antonyms: construct, assemble Synonyms: assiduous, indefatigable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: inactive, weary
We must despoil our enemy and his objectives. Example Sentence:
The diligent people always get success.
2. DETER (VERB): inhibit from action
Synonyms: dissuade, forestall 8. PROWESS (NOUN): bravery
Antonyms: facilitate, aid Synonyms: grit, dauntlessness
Example Sentence: Antonyms: timidity, meekness
We must deter from starting a war. Example Sentence:
“Prowess” is the defining trait of a soldier.
3. ROGUE (NOUN): A person who deceives
Synonyms: con, crook 9. QUINTESSENCE (NOUN): perfect
example
Antonyms: naïve, gullible
Synonyms: epitome, unadulterated
Example Sentence:
The rogue Santa was arrested by the police.
Antonyms: fallible, frail
Example Sentence:
Rafael Nadal is a quintessence among tennis
4. ASCRIPTION (NOUN): credit players.
Synonyms: acknowledgement, recognition
Antonyms: disclaimer, dishonour 10.CONVALESCENT
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): recovering from illness
The employees who work hard, deserve to be
given ascription for their ideas.
Synonyms: ambulatory, healing
Antonyms: regressing, sickly
5. GLARING (ADJECTIVE): bright Example Sentence:
I treated him as a convalescent, not as a sick
Synonyms: blazing, gaudy man.
Antonyms: bleak, concealed
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6. MALIGNED (ADJECTIVE): harmful in
nature or influence
Synonyms: malignancy, malignity
Antonyms: benignity, benignancy
Example Sentence:
The maligned employees must be dealt
effectively.
1. GRIM (ADJECTIVE): horrible in manner
Synonyms: stern, horrid 7. CONTEND (VERB): compete
Antonyms: pleasant, comforting Synonyms: grapple, skirmish
Example Sentence: Antonyms: comply, retreat
The grim experience of the film, was devastating Example Sentence:
for their morale. We must contend for the post.
2. CALLOUSNESS (NOUN): absence of 8. VALOUR (NOUN): boldness

interest Synonyms: gallantry, hardihood
Synonyms: nonchalance, aloofness Antonyms: irresolution, cowardice
Antonyms: compassion, sympathy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The qualities of a good combat pilot are
His callousness shows how careful is he. “valour” and “quick-thinking”.
3. CONVENTIONAL 9. AMBIT (NOUN): extent

(ADJECTIVE): common Synonyms: bounds, extension
Synonyms: typical, regular Antonyms: midpoint, spotlight
Antonyms: irregular, unique Example Sentence:
The ambit of the bullet was enough to cause
Example Sentence: harm.
He is a conventional kid and he loves playing.
10. FATHOM (VERB): measure the depth

4. TOIL (VERB): work hard (of feeling)
Synonyms: strive, moil Synonyms: comprehend, penetrate
Antonyms: relax, idle Antonyms: neglect, misinterpret
You should toil for attaining success in life It is hard to fathom the pain felt at the death
without losing enthusiasm. of a child.
5. CONTRAVENE (VERB): go against

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Synonyms: defy, negate
Antonyms: endorse, ratify
Example Sentence:
We must never contravene our parents.
6. SPAWNED (VERB): produce

Synonyms: procreate, hatch
Antonyms: destroy, kill
Example Sentence:
We must protect every seed spawned by the
farmers of our nation.
1. EXPLOIT (NOUN): achievement 7. STEADFAST (ADJECTIVE): steady
Synonyms: accomplishment, attainment Synonyms: relentless, staunch
Antonyms: inaction, failure Antonyms: irresolute, pliable
We have many exploits to our name. Steadfast people get what they want.
2. SATIRICAL (ADJECTIVE): mocking 8. PREDOMINANT (ADJECTIVE): most

Synonyms: sardonic, satiric important
Synonyms: prevalent, authoritative
Antonyms: mild, kind
Antonyms: trivial, inconsequential
Example Sentence:
We must crack satirical jokes only when it’s Example Sentence:
The British had a predominant belief that
not a problem.
they are the most superior in the world.
3. INCURSION (NOUN): invasion 9. DENOUNCE (VERB): condemn

Synonyms: intrusion, infiltration Synonyms: castigate, vilify
Antonyms: regroup, retreat Antonyms: applaud, laud
The enemy may use F-16s for incursion. Nuclear explosions must be denounced
by the world powers.
4. ABSOLVE (VERB): to be free
Synonyms: acquit, discharge 10.INARTICULATE
Antonyms: charge, condemn (ADJECTIVE): unable to express
Example Sentence: oneself clearly
acquaintanceship Criminals may be Synonyms: incoherent, blurred
absolved from the legal system but they Antonyms: articulate, communicative
always remain a criminal in the view of the
society.
Example Sentence:
He made an inarticulate noise in the
back of his throat.
5. RENDER (VERB): deliver
Synonyms: cede, impart
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Antonyms: seize, conceal
Example Sentence:
We need to render the details of the deal.
6. BEGET (VERB): create

Synonyms: generate,
Antonyms: decimate, demolish
Example Sentence:
We beget beautiful pieces of art for our
aspirants to study.
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1. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm
Synonyms: laid-back, placid
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent
Example Sentence:
We must work in a serene environment.
2. ACCUSTOMED (ADJECTIVE): be used to

Synonyms: acquainted, habituated
Antonyms: unaccustomed, unusual
Example Sentence:
We must get accustomed people to get the job done.
3. RHETORIC (NOUN): Long Speech

Synonyms: discourse, oration
Antonyms: quietness, conciseness
Example Sentence:
Sir Martin Luther King Jr was a man of inspirational rhetoric.
4. KIOSK (NOUN): booth

Synonyms: stall, rotunda
Antonyms: brick and mortar shop
Example Sentence:
She bought the cellphone sim for her mother from a kiosk.
5. STRAY (VERB): deviate

Synonyms: diverge, divagate
Antonyms: stay, reversion
Example Sentence:
We must never stray from our path.
6. DICHOTMY (NOUN): division

Synonyms: disagreement, split Antonyms: unity, consensus
Example Sentence:
We must remove the dichotomy between the warring employees.
7. FEEBLE (ADJECTIVE): not strong

Synonyms: paltry, decrepit
Antonyms: competent, hearty
Example Sentence:
We must never pay attention to feeble deeds.
8. EMULATING (VERB): copy the actions of
Synonyms: mimic, imitate
Antonyms: neglect, overlook
Example Sentence:
My parrot is an expert in emulating me.
9. PROLIFERATION (NOUN): increase

Synonyms: expansion, spreading
Antonyms: stagnation, contraction
Example Sentence:
Flowers are important for the proliferation of positivity.
10. BESEECH (VERB): beg earnestly

Synonyms: implore, adjure
Antonyms: refuse, give
Example Sentence:
She beseeched him to cut his drinking and smoking.
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1. SLACKENING (NOUN): let up They teem with the worst kind of libels
Synonyms: abatement, decline against the Society.
Antonyms: enlargement, rise
Example Sentence: 7. MERRY (ADJECTIVE): very happy
After a time the animals seemed to him to Synonyms: amusing, comical
be slackening their speed. Antonyms: grave, sad
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2. SUBTLE (ADJECTIVE): nice Christmas is a merry day for all of us.
Synonyms: faint, indirect
Antonyms: ignorant, stupid 8. COMPLY (VERB): abide by
Example Sentence: Synonyms: obey, quit
His behavior is subtle. Antonyms: disobey, deny
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3. GRATIFY (VERB): satisfy I am sorry my case is so circumstanced,
Synonyms: delight, enchant that I cannot comply.
Antonyms: depress, hurt
Example Sentence: 9. ADJACENT (ADJECTIVE): next to
It would be a poor thing to gratify a Synonyms: adjoining, neighboring
prejudice against him. Antonyms: distant, far
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4. AGGRESSIVE (ADJECTIVE): hostile From here, we could overlook the river,
Synonyms: combative, intrusive and the adjacent country.
Antonyms: calm, complaisant
Example Sentence: 10. CENSURE (NOUN): severe
You should not be aggressive while talking criticism
to your wife. Synonyms: rebuke, reprimand
Antonyms: praise, approval
5. REPLENISH (VERB): fill, stock Example Sentence:
Synonyms: refresh, restore I didn’t do this mistake, so I don’t fear
Antonyms: damage, deplete your censure.
Example Sentence:
He has replenished the raw material for
next year.
6. TEEM (VERB): be abundant

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1. FACULTY (NOUN): ability, skill Synonyms: awaken, incite
Synonyms: aptitude, bent Antonyms: halt, cease
Antonyms: antipathy, dislike Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Stop arousing her for money.
The faculty of English is marvelous.
8. DISTILL (VERB): make pure
2. APTNESS (NOUN): talent Synonyms: extract, infuse
Synonyms: capacity, docility Antonyms: dirty, pollute
Antonyms: inability, lack Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: We should distill our surroundings.
He has great aptness.
9. SEETHE (VERB): be very angry
3. SAVVY (ADJECTIVE): shrewd Synonyms: boil, flare
Synonyms: acute, cunning Antonyms: be happy, freeze
Antonyms: blunt, dull Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Don’t seethe on others.
Savvy people always try to do new things.
10. CONSOLIDATE (VERB): combine
4. REMIT (VERB): send, transfer Synonyms: cement, develop
Synonyms: address, consign Antonyms: decrease, disperse
Antonyms: hold, keep Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: It needs a war to consolidate Austria
Don’t remit anything to him. and Hungary.
5. IMPLANT (VERB): insert

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Every act initiates a new habit and may
implant a new instinct.
6. INCUR (VERB): bring upon oneself

Synonyms: acquire, earn
Antonyms: miss, lose
Example Sentence:
Those who incur the task of others suffer
later.
7. AROUSE (VERB): excite, entice

1. ARRANT (ADJECTIVE): flagrant Synonyms: taint, degrade
Synonyms: thorough, absolute Antonyms: purify, cleanse
Antonyms: partial, portion Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: To contaminate is to make impure by
He was an arrant coward like the most of mixture (touching together).
his downtrodden race.
8. COPIOUS (ADJECTIVE): abundant
2. AUDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): daring Synonyms: superfluous, overflowing
Synonyms: heroic, courageous Antonyms: scanty, flimsy
Antonyms: cowardly, loose Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The dinner was copious, can’t be
He is an audacious person. finished by me.
3. COINCIDE (VERB): go along with 9. INDOMITABLE (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: match, associate steadfast
Antonyms: clash, oppose Synonyms: invincible, obstinate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: beatable, flexible
We should coincide in our work. Example Sentence:
Life was flowing through him again,
4. ETIQUETTE (NOUN): manners splendid and indomitable.
Synonyms: behavior, courtesy
Antonyms: misbehavior, insolence 10. CRAVEN (ADJECTIVE): timid
Example Sentence: Synonyms: cowardly, coy
Show etiquette while talking to your elders. Antonyms: brave, daring
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5. CONNOISSEUR (NOUN): authority Ranjit was a craven person in our team.
Synonyms: buff, devotee
Antonyms: ignoramus, amateur
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6. INCREDIBLE (ADJECTIVE): beyond
belief
Synonyms: unique, exceptional
Antonyms: credible, customary
Example Sentence:
I have an incredible experience.
7. CONTAMINATE (VERB): adulterate

1. INCREDULOUS (ADJECTIVE): 7. RIFT (NOUN): crack
unbelieving Synonyms: breach, fissure
Synonyms: doubtful, hesitant Antonyms: closure, solid
Antonyms: certain, sure Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There is some rift in the wall.
This is an incredulous news.
8. TORRID (ADJECTIVE): very hot
2. LABORIOUS (ADJECTIVE): hard Synonyms: scorching, arid
Synonyms: onerous, arduous Antonyms: cold, moist
Antonyms: easy, effortless Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The weather is very torrid.
He is a laborious person.
9. COMPETENT (ADJECTIVE): able
3. MOROSE (ADJECTIVE): depressed Synonyms: adequate, capable
Synonyms: cranky, dour Antonyms: impotent, inept
Antonyms: bright, cheerful Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The expectation of acquiring a
I found him in morose condition. competent fortune did not last long.
4. NOMINAL (ADJECTIVE): supposed 10. COMPENSATE (VERB): make

Synonyms: ostensible, titular restitution
Antonyms: actual, real Synonyms: atone, pay
Example Sentence: Antonyms: lose, penalize
His imprisonment was intended to be little Example Sentence:
more than nominal.. The company compensated the amount.
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This ordeal will be passed with time.
6. PLAUSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): reasonable

Synonyms: credible, trustworthy
Antonyms: false, dubious
Example Sentence:
Give me some plausible reason why you
are absent yesterday.
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1. CATER (VERB): provide, help Education facility in every hamlet of

Synonyms: gratify, feed India is very poor.
Antonyms: upset, displease
Example Sentence: 7. MAIM (VERB): cripple
IRCTC caters its passengers. Synonyms: castrate, disable
Antonyms: aid, assist
2. ELEVATED (ADJECTIVE): highly Example Sentence:
moral or dignified The fall would not kill him, it would only
Synonyms: fine, energized bruise and maim him.
Antonyms: dejected, hopeless
Example Sentence: 8. OUTLAY (NOUN): expenses
The whole rough appearance of the man Synonyms: expenditure, investment
was elevated into dignity. Antonyms: income, revenue
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3. EVACUATE (VERB): empty His outlay is too much so he would not
Synonyms: abandon, depart be given money any more.
Antonyms: allow, hold
Example Sentence: 9. ADJOIN (VERB): be next to
He evacuated the room immediately. Synonyms: attach, abut
Antonyms: separate, detach
4. GAIT (NOUN): walks Example Sentence:
Synonyms: tread, trot t must adjoin two public highways one of
Antonyms: stillness, immobility which may be an alley.
Example Sentence:
Her gait was soundless. 10. ALIEN (ADJECTIVE): foreign
Synonyms: exotic, unusual
5. GAUDY (ADJECTIVE): bright and Antonyms: familiar, normal
vulgar Example Sentence:
Synonyms: dignified, bright He is not native, he is an alien.
Antonyms: elegant, simple
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6. HAMLET (NOUN): small village
Synonyms: remote, suburb
Antonyms: metropolitan, city
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1. ABSOLVE (VERB): To forgive; to free 6. DRAB (ADJECTIVE): Dull,
from guilt monotonous
Synonyms: exculpate, pardon Synonyms: dreary, colourless
Antonyms: accuse, blame Antonyms: cheerful, bright
Marta felt greatly relieved after her mother The drab winter scene made Keisha long
absolved her for breaking the vase. for the vibrant colors of spring.
2. AESTHETE (NOUN): Person having or 7. EMBELLISH (VERB): To decorate

affecting sensitivity to beauty Synonyms: adorn, garnish
Synonyms: connoisseur, epicure Antonyms: disfigure, spoil
Antonyms: ignoramus, ignorant Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Sari embellished the plain curtains with
Consuela's friends called her an aesthete satin ribbons and tassels.
when she claimed that Monet's paintings
made her cry. 8. GRUFF (ADJECTIVE): Rough or stern
in manner or speech
3.ARCHETYPAL Synonyms: surly, brusque
(ADJECTIVE):Characteristic of the Antonyms: tactful, polite
original model or perfect example Example Sentence:
Synonyms: classic, consummate Heidi's grandfather was gruff, barking
Antonyms: common stern orders and hardly smiling.
Example Sentence:
Shakespeare's sonnets are considered 9. GARISH (ADJECTIVE): Offensively
archetypal love poems. bright
Synonyms: gaudy, loud
4. BUFFOONERY (NOUN): Foolish Antonyms: plain, simple
behavior Example Sentence:
Synonyms: jocularity, clowning The garish wallpaper offended Jerome,
Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness who preferred subtle colors.
Example Sentence:
Clarence, an irrepressible comic, was held 10. INCISIVE (ADJECTIVE):
after class for his buffoonery. Impressively direct and
decisive
5.CIVILITY (NOUN): Politeness Synonyms: keen, acute
Synonyms: courtesy, consideration Antonyms: incompetent, weak
Antonyms: rudeness, discourtesy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Samir's incisive leadership made him the
The usually unruly Thomas acted with natural choice for president of the
great civility when his favourite uncle company.
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1. TRAILBLAZING (VERB): pioneer 6. TEEM (VERB): be abundant
Synonyms: innovative, revolutionary Synonyms: brim, overflow
Antonyms: conservative, banal Antonyms: retreat, lack
Davis, no slave to traditional values, sees The garden is teem with flowers.
herself as a trailblazing madam.
7. GAUGE (NOUN): measure, standard
2. DIURNAL (ADJECTIVE): occurring Synonyms: benchmark, indicator
every day Antonyms: estimate, extreme
Synonyms: constantly, day-to-day Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unusual, irregular His tone was unassuming, but his gaze
Example Sentence: was intent, as if he was trying to gauge if
Furthermore, he said, some insects are she recognized him or not.
particularly sensitive to changes in diurnal
variations. 8. MUSTER (NOUN): gathering
Synonyms: assembly, convention
Antonyms: scatter, separate
3. WANDERLUST (NOUN): journey
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: driving, excursion
The muster was called for a good cause.
Antonyms: halt, inactivity
Example Sentence:
9. SWAGGER (VERB): show off
He went for an exciting wanderlust.
Synonyms: bluster, gloat
Antonyms: be modest, deprecate
4. CHORE (NOUN): a small or odd job
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: duty, work
They had the swagger and the confidence
Antonyms: happiness, peace
that a powerhouse program deserved.
Example Sentence:
Instead of a chore, choose something you
10. NICHE (NOUN): place all one's
love so you absolutely look forward to it.
own
Synonyms: alcove, slot
5. OUST (VERB): expel, get rid of
Antonyms: closure, solid
Synonyms: depose, dethrone
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: hire, place
The statues of God were placed in the
Example Sentence:
beautiful niche.
But when you try to oust the queen, you
better be successful, lest she decides to
relegate you to oblivion.
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1. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): penitent 6. LISSOME (ADJECTIVE): thin
Synonyms: remorseful, repentant Synonyms: flexible, limber
Antonyms: hurtful, mean Antonyms: rigid, clumsy
Blake’s contrite behavior made it The lean and lissome man has learned to
impossible to stay angry at him. slap with a long hand.
2. SERVILE (ADJECTIVE): subservient 7. ERSATZ (ADJECTIVE): artificial

Synonyms: groveling, beggarly Synonyms: fake, phony
Antonyms: aggressive, dominant Antonyms: genuine, true
The servile porter crept around the hotel He wore an ersatz jewelry for the party.
lobby, bowing and quaking before the
guests. 8. IMPEDIMENT (NOUN): hindrance
Synonyms: obstacle, barrier
3. SOLIPSISTIC (ADJECTIVE): believing Antonyms: assistance, benefit
that oneself is all that exists Example Sentence:
Synonyms: egoistic, self-absorption He rightly identified air resistance as the
Antonyms: selfless, unselfish largest impediment and energy cost in
Example Sentence: high speed transportation.
Colette’s solipsistic attitude completely
ignored the plight of the homeless people 9. GOSSAMER (ADJECTIVE): gauzy
on the street. Synonyms: fine, light
Antonyms: dark, thick
4. SOMNOLENT (ADJECTIVE): sleepy, Example Sentence:
drowsy Her shapely arms were bare, and in her
Synonyms: dozy, asleep hands she held a gossamer scarf.
Antonyms: lively, energetic
Example Sentence: 10. MASTTICATE (VERB): chew
The somnolent student kept falling asleep Synonyms: chomp, grind
and waking up with a jerk. Antonyms: swallow, gulp
Example Sentence:
5. VACUOUS (ADJECTIVE): stupid These mixers use tremendous power to
Synonyms: airheaded, dumb literally masticate, rubber and solid
Antonyms: aware, intelligent fillers into an acceptable mixture.
Example Sentence:
He is a vacuous man.
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1. APODICTIC (ADJECTIVE): of a 6. CHOLERIC (ADJECTIVE): easily
proposition moved to anger
Synonyms: unerring, dependable Synonyms: irritable, peevish
Antonyms: faulty, imperfect Antonyms: cool, calm
It is apodictic that inadvertent disclosures Men of the choleric type take to kicking
may work a waiver of the attorney-client and smashing.
privilege.
7.DENOUEMENT(NOUN):the
2. ASPERITY (NOUN): hard to endure unraveling of a plot or story
Synonyms: harshness; bad temper Synonyms: conclusion, finale
Antonyms: contentment, sweetness Antonyms: opening, start
I dread the asperity of northern winters. The denouement of the show was
unbelievable.
3. BEATITUDE (NOUN): a state of
8. DILATORY (ADJECTIVE): slow to
supreme happiness
act
Synonyms: bliss, ecstasy
Synonyms: procrastinating, lingering
Antonyms: sorrow, misery
Antonyms: eager, zealous
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
His face had taken on the expression of
His attendants are dilatory to serve their
imbecile beatitude.
master.
4. CAPRICIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
9. EXTEMPORE (ADJECTIVE): with
changeable
little or no preparation or forethought
Synonyms: erratic, fickle
Synonyms: offhand, impromptu
Antonyms: constant, predictable
Antonyms: dark, thick
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He is known for his capricious behavior.
He is a great extempore dancer.
5. CAPTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): fault
10. LUMP (NOUN): clump, mass
finding
Synonyms: knot, chunk
Synonyms: very critical, carping
Antonyms: little, individual
Antonyms: encouraging, praising
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The batter turned into lumps.
A captious attitude often causes
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1. SECEDE (VERB): pull away 6. ELITE (NOUN): a select group that is
Synonyms: abdicate, leave s superior
Antonyms: hold, remain Synonyms: exclusive, noble
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ordinary, low- class
The small island nation opted to secede Example Sentence:
from its mothering country. He belonged to an elite class.
2. CLANDESTINE (ADJECTIVE): done 7. RANT (VERB): to taunt or scold

secretively Synonyms: yelling, raving
Synonyms: covert, fraudulent Antonyms: calm, quiet
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: legal, public
He spent hours ranting about the hike in
Example Sentence:
gasoline prices.
She requested me to keep her idea
clandestine.
8. MOURN (VERB): be sad over loss
Synonyms: lament, regret
3. ENGULF (VERB): powerfully affect
Antonyms: please, delight
Synonyms: absorb, encompass
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: neglect, uncover
We mourn the loss of our great leader.
Example Sentence:
We in this generation do not engulf
9. MONSTROSITY (NOUN): freak
ourselves in the long-lived traditions.
Synonyms: abnormality, deformity
Antonyms: beauty, simplicity
4. ENCOMIUM (NOUN): tribute
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: accolade, salutation
He hates thinking alone and regards it
Antonyms: blame, criticism
as a monstrosity.
Example Sentence:
She has written an encomium celebrating 10. CLOWNING (NOUN): foolery
the art form. Synonyms: prank, nonsense
Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness
5. ENGENDER (VERB): cause or give rise Example Sentence:
Synonyms: arouse, instigate His acts are no less than clowning.
Antonyms: prevent, halt
Example Sentence:
They lose their power over people, they
lose their ability to engender fear.
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1. JUBILANT (ADJECTIVE): happy 6. PALLIATE (VERB): to reduce the
Synonyms: euphoric, exuberant severity of
Antonyms: depressed, sorrowful Synonyms: abate, cover up
Example Sentence: Antonyms: enlarge, expose
The crowd was jubilant at the act. Example Sentence:
The new medication would palliate the
2. JUXTAPOSITION (NOUN): the act of patient’s discomfort.
placing two things next to each other
Synonyms: nearness, proximity 7. METTLESOME (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: distance, remoteness brave
Example Sentence: Synonyms: courageous, high-spirited
The interior designer admired my Antonyms: coward, gutless
juxtaposition of the yellow couch and Example Sentence:
green table. Here she mounts a mettlesome horse
and trains him with the wonderful skill.
3. EXIGENT (ADJECTIVE): urgent
8. PITH (NOUN): heart of the matter
Synonyms: crucial, acute
Synonyms: core, crux
Antonyms: easy, facile
Antonyms: innervation, insignificance
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The patient has an exigent need for
Remove as much of the white
medication, or else he will lose his sight.
membrane or pith as possible.
4. FERAL (ADJECTIVE) wild, savage
9. IMPUTE (VERB): attribute
Synonyms: ferocious, brutal
Synonyms: ascribe, adduce
Antonyms: domesticated, cultivated
Antonyms: absolve, exonerate
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
That beast looks so feral that I would fear
If readings are missing then nearby sites
being alone with it.
are used to impute a value for that site.
5. MAUDLIN (ADJECTIVE): weakly
10. RIBALD (ADJECTIVE): coarsely
sentimental
Synonyms: vulgar, obscene
Synonyms: teary, overemotional
Antonyms: decent, refined
Antonyms: pragmatic, unemotional
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
While some giggled at the ribald joke
Although many people enjoy romantic
involving a parson’s daughter, most
comedies, I usually find them maudlin
sighed and rolled their eyes.
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1. ABSTRUSE (ADJECTIVE): difficult to 6. CHARLATAN (NOUN): phony
understand Synonyms: fraud, dishonesty
Synonyms: esoteric, perplexing Antonyms: honesty, probity
Antonyms: clear, lucid Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He is nothing but a charlatan.
She tried her best to abstruse the situation.
7. CROSS (ADJECTIVE): very angry
2. ACME (NOUN): pinnacle of Synonyms: peeved, vexed
achievement Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Synonyms: apogee, culmination Example Sentence:
Antonyms: base, bottom He seems to be in a cross mood today.
Example Sentence:
He seems like an adumbration, rather than 8. CONDIGN (ADJECTIVE):
the acme, of authoritarian possibilities in appropriate
India. Synonyms: fair, deserved
Antonyms: unsuitable, inadequate
Example Sentence:
3. ACQUIESCE (VERB): agree with some
This is the most condign way to solve
reluctance
problems.
Synonyms: comply, conform
Antonyms: disagree, differ
9. CONDONE (VERB): make allowance
Example Sentence:
for
He is good to see him refusing to
Synonyms: excuse, forgive
acquiesce.
Antonyms: refuse, prevent
Example Sentence:
4. BAIT (NOUN): something for luring
I cannot condone the PA's performance
Synonyms: enticement, attraction
or its behavior—and I have told them so.
Antonyms: discouragement, repulsion
Example Sentence:
10. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): exhausted
The Democratic Governors Association
Synonyms: burn out, obsolete
immediately took the bait.
Antonyms: productive, useful
Example Sentence:
5. BURLESQUE (ADJECTIVE): farcical
After rigorous workout one actually
Synonyms: comic, mock
feels effete.
Antonyms: serious, sincere
Example Sentence:
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1. FRICTION (ADJECTIVE): conflict Synonyms: brave, courageous
Synonyms: irritation, agitation Antonyms: timid, shy
Antonyms: agreement, harmony Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He is a doughty man.
He points out that there was friction among
the family members. 7. QUERULOUS (ADJECTIVE):
grouchy
2. VANQUISH (VERB): defeat soundly Synonyms: complaining, critical
Synonyms: conquer, overcome Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Antonyms: release, surrender Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: If there was an award for being
He easily vanquished the enemies. querulous, my aunt would win it.
8. USURP (VERB): to seize by force

3. CONFISCATE (VERB): steal; seize
appropriate
Synonyms: expropriate, impound
Synonyms: take over, annex
Antonyms: give, offer
Antonyms: give, free
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
One of the citizens might decide to
The rogue army general tried to usurp
confiscate more than their share of the
control of the government, but he failed.
profits.
9. POISE (NOUN): calm
4. TATTERDEMALION (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: cool, confidence
badly dressed
Antonyms: gaucheness, fear
Synonyms: tattered, shoddy
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: sophisticated, refined
She gave the speech with her usual poise.
Example Sentence:
The tatterdemalion group possesses no
10. WISTFUL (ADJECTIVE): full of
home but that of the daily grazing land of
yearning
the flock.
Synonyms: daydreaming, longing
Antonyms: joyful, glad
5. EXPOSTULATE (VERB): reason with
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: argue, oppose
Since her pet rabbit died, she missed it
terribly and was wistful all day long.
Example Sentence:
He is in the habit to expostulate with others
opinion.
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1. CRIMELESS (ADJECTIVE): 6. GUZZLE (VERB): drink down fast
irreproachable Synonyms: gulp, swig
Synonyms: Blameless, Impeccable Antonyms: abstain, sip
Antonyms: Impeachable, culpable Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Jacob would guzzle his ale.
Anshul is a crimeless businessman.
7. HITCHHIKER (NOUN): vagrant
2. UNRUFFLED (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: vagabond, derelict
indifferent Antonyms: resident, local
Synonyms: insouciant, disinterested Example Sentence:
Antonyms: concerned, anxious They are nothing but hitchhikers.
Example Sentence:
Madonna seemed unruffled by the 8. INCENDIARISM (NOUN):
words of her critics. intentional burning
Synonyms: pyromania, arson
3. LITERATE (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: fireproof, douse
scholarly Example Sentence:
Synonyms: educated, learned There were many motives for
Antonyms: unintellectual, absent- incendiarism.
minded
Example Sentence: 9. TEMPERATE (ADJECTIVE):
She is one of the erudite students of comfortable with respect to weather
the class. Synonyms: moist, gentle
Antonyms: violent, harsh
4. JITTERS (NOUN): apprehension Example Sentence:
Synonyms: anxiety, worry Goa is a temperate place as compared
Antonyms: assurance, composure to Delhi.
Example Sentence:
She was told to remove any kind of 10. STUN (VERB): astound
jitters from her mind. Synonyms: astonish, flabbergast
Antonyms: clarify, clear up
5. FRACTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
inappropriate Eric was stunned at his performance.
Synonyms: unexpected, unanticipated
Antonyms: appropriate, anticipated
Example Sentence:
It was an untoward event.
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1. PERVERSION (NOUN): deformity 6. HUNCH (NOUN): instinct
Synonyms: bias, distortion Synonyms: intuition, anticipation
Antonyms: clarity, unbias Antonyms: reality, truth
Example sentence: Example sentence:
The thing which most disturbed him was I have a hunch that someone is telling
the perversion of language. lies.
2. PROSECUTION (NOUN): lawsuit 7. VOW (NOUN): oath

Synonyms: lawsuit, legal action Synonyms: assertion, guarantee
Antonyms: disputation, centre Antonyms: doubt, confusion
Our company wishes to avoid He took a vow to guard his country.
prosecution.
8. LOOK TO (VERB): utilize
3. BACKDROP (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: exercise, put to use
background Antonyms: abstain, ignore
Synonyms: scenery, scene Example sentence:
Antonyms: foreground, cohesion He will look to the new idea.
Example sentence:
A logo of our company appears on this 9. CONSIDERABLE (ADJECTIVE):
backdrop. essential
Synonyms: important, key
4. CONCORD (NOUN): general Antonyms: unimportant, inessential
agreement Example sentence:
Synonyms: accord, consent He is on a position of considerable
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse influence.
They signed a pact of peace and concord.
10. COLLATION (NOUN): analogy
5. PHENOMENAL (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: correlation, reform
exceptional Antonyms: difference, dissimilarity
Synonyms: amazing, stunning Example sentence:
Antonyms: believable, common It is equally necessary to
Example sentence: ensure collation of conditions.
The town expanded at a phenomenal
rate.
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6. CHARY (ADJECTIVE): careful
1. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): horrible Synonyms: discreet, judicious
Synonyms: daunting, dreadful Antonyms: careless, negligent
Antonyms: friendly, harmless Example sentence:
Example sentence: He is a chary driver.
I saw a dire sight of accident.
2. UPTIGHT (ADJECTIVE): 7. BENIGNITY (NOUN): altruism
nervous Synonyms: benefaction, benignancy
Synonyms: anxious, uneasy Antonyms: cruelty, meanness
Antonyms: composed, easy-going Example sentence:
Example sentence: His air of benignity.
Seeing the PM before his very eyes he
became uptight. 8. NONMANDATORY (NOUN):
elective
3. UNWIELDY (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: at the call, facultative
clumsy Antonyms: nondiscretionary,
Synonyms: burdensome, unwieldy restricted
Antonyms: convenient, helpful Example sentence:
Example sentence: There has been an increase in year-
This is an unwieldy task. end discretionary bonuses.
4. EXPOUND (VERB): clarify 9. NOD (NOUN): expression

Synonyms: delineate, decipher Synonyms: indication, nod
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse Antonyms: speech, talk
He was expounded the new task Example sentence:
allotted to him. He was given a very kind nod.
5. KOSHER (ADJECTIVE): genuine 10. DOCTOR UP (VERB): correct

Synonyms: actual, authentic Synonyms: revise, reform
Antonyms: deceiving, deceptive Antonyms: repress, retreat
All the kosher documents are Doctor up your handwriting.
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1. DOCTOR (VERB): Interfere
Synonyms: meddle, tinker 7. ASSAULT (VERB): attack
Antonyms: assist, support Synonyms: assail, charge
Example Sentence: Antonyms: retreat, regroup
Do not doctor in between the process. Example Sentence:
Whenever we assault, we destroy our enemy.
2. HEARTFELT (ADJECTIVE): Sincere
Synonyms: genuine, unaffected 8. SOLITARY (ADJECTIVE): alone
Antonyms: insincere, pretended Synonyms: sole, lone
Example Sentence: Antonyms: sociable, combined
I pay my heartfelt regards to them. Example Sentence:
We must combat the enemy using our
3. DESPOIL (VERB): destroy solitary units
Synonyms: desecrate, devour
Antonyms: construct, assemble
Example Sentence:
We must despoil our enemy and his Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent
objectives. Example Sentence:
We must work in a serene environment.
4. DETER (VERB): inhibit from action

10. ACCUSTOMED (ADJECTIVE): be
Synonyms: dissuade, forestall
used to
Antonyms: facilitate, aid
Example Sentence:
We must deter from starting a war. Antonyms: unaccustomed, unusual
Example Sentence:
5. GRIM (ADJECTIVE): horrible in We must get accustomed people to get the
job done.
manner
Synonyms: stern, horrid
Antonyms: pleasant, comforting
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devastating for their morale.
6. CALLOUSNESS (NOUN): absence of

interest
Synonyms: nonchalance, aloofness
Antonyms: compassion, sympathy
Example Sentence:
His callousness shows how careful is he.

1. GLARING (ADJECTIVE): bright You should toil for attaining success in life
Synonyms: blazing, gaudy without losing enthusiasm.
Antonyms: bleak, concealed
Example Sentence: 7. PERSIST (VERB): carry on
We can be blinded by the glaring light of the Synonyms: endure, persevere
nuclear blast. Antonyms: discontinue, halt
Example Sentence:
2. MALIGNED (ADJECTIVE): harmful in The soldiers persisted on carrying on the
nature or influence attacks.
Synonyms: malignancy, malignity
Antonyms: benignity, benignancy 8. WITHER (VERB): decline
Example Sentence: Synonyms: shrink, languish
The maligned employees must be dealt Antonyms: develop, enlarge
effectively. Example Sentence:
Intellectuals are withering and self-claimed
3. ROGUE (NOUN): A person who foolish masters are ruling the world.
deceives
Synonyms: con, crook 9. RHETORIC (NOUN ): Long Speech
Antonyms: naïve, gullible Synonyms: discourse, oration
Example Sentence: Antonyms: quietness, conciseness
The rogue Santa was arrested by the police. Example Sentence:
Sir Martin Luther King Jr was a man of
inspirational rhetoric.
4. ASCRIPTION (NOUN): credit
Synonyms: acknowledgement, recognition
Antonyms: disclaimer, dishonor 10. KIOSK (NOUN): booth
Example Sentence: Synonyms: stall, rotunda
The employees who work hard, deserve to be Antonyms: brick and mortar shop
given ascription for their ideas. Example Sentence:
She bought the cellphone sim for her mother
5. CONVENTIONAL from a kiosk.
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6. TOIL (VERB): work hard

Synonyms: strive, moil
Antonyms: relax, idle
Example Sentence:
1. DILIGENT (ADJECTIVE): hard 7. STRAY (VERB): deviate
working Synonyms: diverge, divagate
Synonyms: assiduous, indefatigable Antonyms: stay, reversion
Antonyms: inactive, weary Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: We must never stray from our path.
The diligent people always get success.
8. DICHOTOMY (NOUN): division
2. PROWESS (NOUN): bravery Synonyms: disagreement, split
Synonyms: grit, dauntlessness Antonyms: unity, consensus
Antonyms: timidity, meekness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: We must remove the dichotomy between
“Prowess” is the defining trait of a the warring employees.
soldier.
9. PREDOMINANT
3. CONTRAVENE (VERB): go against (ADJECTIVE): most important
Synonyms: defy, negate Synonyms: prevalent, authoritative
Antonyms: endorse, ratify Antonyms: trivial, inconsequential
We must never contravene our parents. The British had a predominant belief that
4. SPAWNED (VERB): produce
Synonyms: procreate, hatch 10. DENOUNCE (VERB): condemn
Antonyms: destroy, kill Synonyms: castigate, vilify
Example Sentence: Antonyms: applaud, laud
We must protect every seed spawned by Example Sentence:
the farmers of our nation. Nuclear explosions must be denounced by
the world powers.
5. EXALTED (ADJECTIVE): esteemed
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6. MANDATE (VERB): allow

Synonyms: advocate, authorize
Antonyms: disapprove, invalidate
Example Sentence:
We must mandate strict action against
lenient employees.
1. PARTIAL (ADJECTIVE): incomplete 7. TAINT (NOUN): corruption
Synonyms: limited, imperfect Synonyms: blemish, stigma
Antonyms: complete, entire Antonyms: advantage, blank
The partial part of this project will be done I will not hear it from your lips, and with
tomorrow. the taint of your wickedness upon it.
2. HEROIC (ADJECTIVE): brave 8. SCANTY (ADJECTIVE): inadequate

Synonyms: daring, courageous Synonyms: insufficient, meager
Antonyms: afraid, fearful Antonyms: enough, full
He is a heroic person. The dinner was scanty.
3. OPPOSE (VERB): fight, obstruct 9. SPLENDID (ADJECTIVE): luxurious

Synonyms: argue, assail Synonyms: baroque, beautiful
Antonyms: accept, agree Antonyms: bad, common
He opposed my idea of opening a sweet This is a luxurious hotel.
shop.
10. GORGEOUS (ADJECTIVE):
4. INSOLENT (ADJECTIVE): bold beautiful
Synonyms: abusive, arrogant Synonyms: attractive, bright
Antonyms: modest, polite Antonyms: awful, bad
She is an insolent lady. She is a gorgeous lady.
5. BUFF (ADJECTIVE): sandy color

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6. CUSTOMARY (ADJECTIVE): usual,

established
Synonyms: accepted, traditional
Antonyms: abnormal, different
Example Sentence:
A customary business should be needed.
1. SHAPELY (ADJECTIVE): well-
proportioned 7. CLEANSE (VERB): clean
Synonyms: comely, elegant Synonyms: disinfect, purge
Antonyms: ugly, deformed Antonyms: dirty, corrupt
He is sharply. To cleanse your clothes, you will have to
use TIDE.
2. STATUESQUE (ADJECTIVE): tall and
dignified 8. FLIMSY (ADJECTIVE): light, thin
Synonyms: beautiful, graceful Synonyms: feeble, shaky
Antonyms: short, small Antonyms: healthy, sound
He has a statuesque personality. She is flimsy.
3. CLASH (NOUN): disagreement or fight 9. CHIFFON (ADJECTIVE): fine

Synonyms: argument, battle Synonyms: clear, delicate
Antonyms: calm, harmony Antonyms: opaque, thick
There is clash among them. This is a chiffon sight.
4. TRUCE (NOUN): peaceful solution 10. DENSE (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: accord, agreement compressed, thick
Antonyms: continuation, war Synonyms: heavy, solid
Example Sentence: Antonyms: easy, soft
They always show truce to make their Example Sentence:
family happy. I crossed through a dense street.
5. CLEMENCY (NOUN): forgiveness

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6. CHARIOTS (NOUN): machine used for

transportation
Synonyms: automobile, boat
Antonyms: end, goal
Example Sentence:
He has a chariots.
1. COMPACT (ADJECTIVE): condensed Example Sentence:
Synonyms: solid, tight You should not impugn his efforts.
Antonyms: empty, loose
Example Sentence: 7. ZAP (VERB): destroy
A compact little group of men rounded the Synonyms: kill, slaughter
bend and approached. Antonyms: bear, begin
Example Sentence:
2. SKIRMISH (NOUN): fight Pakistan zapped the LOC area.
Synonyms: altercation, argument
Antonyms: peace, retreat 8. SPONTANEOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: impulsive
The skirmish lasted about fifteen minutes Synonyms: casual, simple
near my house. Antonyms: intended, premeditated
Example Sentence:
At her spontaneous act of welcome a
3. EMPATHY (NOUN): understanding
light came into my eyes.
Synonyms: affinity, appreciation
Antonyms: disdain, hatred
9. MELEE (NOUN): battle
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: brawl, fracas
Perhaps because of empathy, we are
Antonyms: peace, agreement
together since 2000.
Example Sentence:
In the melee, Rahul looked at the eyes of
4. TUSSLE (NOUN): struggle
Sanjay.
Synonyms: brawl, fray
Antonyms: surrender, retreat
10. MASSED (ADJECTIVE): composite
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: concerted, corporate
He faced so much tussle throughout his life.
Antonyms: separate, unshared
Example Sentence:
5. IMPROMPTU (ADJECTIVE):
The heavens darkened with massed
unrehearsed
fliers.
Synonyms: offhand, unscripted
Antonyms: deliberate, planned
Example Sentence:
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6. IMPUGN (VERB): criticize, challenge

Synonyms: assail, tar
Antonyms: agree, aid
1. DISTINGUISH (VERB): tell the You are not a God that your forecast is
difference going to be happened.
Synonyms: analyze, categorize
Antonyms: allow, combine 7. DISTRAUGHT (ADJECTIVE): very
Example Sentence: upset
Distinguish the matter as soon as possible. Synonyms: agitated, anxious
Antonyms: balanced, calm
2. EXTRICATE (VERB): get out of a Example Sentence:
situation She burst into a little peal of laughter as
Synonyms: detach extract she looked into his distraught face.
Antonyms: attach connect
Example Sentence: 8. PREMEDITATED (ADJECTIVE):
Students should extricate themselves from planned
bad things. Synonyms: calculated, deliberate
Antonyms: accidental, casual
Example Sentence:
3. ENTANGLE (VERB): involve
Had it really been premeditated that he
Synonyms: confuse, complicate
should fall into that camp?
Antonyms: clarify, exclude
Example Sentence:
9. RIG (VERB): outfit, supply
Don’t entangle those people in your project
Synonyms: equip, furnish
as they are not trustworthy.
Antonyms: disrobe, uncover
Example Sentence:
4. ENSNARE (VERB): trap
The children return from Box Hill, and
Synonyms: cheat, embroil
are rigged out for church.
Antonyms: free, liberate
Example Sentence:
10. COMPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): mixed
Don't let anyone ensnare you.
Synonyms: complex, compound
Antonyms: homogeneous, simple
5. DUMBFOUND (VERB): astound
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: amaze, astonish
This composite body of troop can’t be
Antonyms: calm, expect
recognized.
Example Sentence:
He did his best to dumbfound his boss.
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Antonyms: hindsight, ignorance
Example Sentence:
1. DISSUADE (VERB): take our of This is totally brassy.
Synonyms: deter, divert
Antonyms: aid, assist 7. FLASHY (ADJECTIVE): flamboyant
Example Sentence: Synonyms: garish gaudy
The man was about to attempt to dissuade Antonyms: drab, modest
her. Example Sentence:
She was a large, flashy woman, wearing
2. FAZE (VERB): embarrass a quantity of cheap jewelry.
Synonyms: annoy, appall
Antonyms: delight, explain 8. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE): quiet
Example Sentence: Synonyms: hushed, mellow
Do you have any other work except fazing Antonyms: cheerful, happy
him. Example Sentence:
Subdued nature of my friend.
3. BOGGLE (VERB): astonish 9. VERACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): true
Synonyms: startle, amaze
Synonyms: credible, factual
Antonyms: expect, hope
Antonyms: untrue, false
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
When Swami Vivekananda started speaking
His autobiography is totally veracious.
about India, everyone was boggled.
10. WILY (ADJECTIVE): crafty, clever
4. SHREWD (ADJECTIVE): clever
Synonyms: crooked, shifty
Synonyms: astute, cagey
Antonyms: frank, honest
Antonyms: blunt, dull
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He is too wily that he can’t be deceived.
Rahul is a shrewd person.
5. TRUSTWORTHY (ADJECTIVE):
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Antonyms: doubtful, false
Example Sentence:
My friend Puneet is a trustworthy person.
6. BRASSY (ADJECTIVE): vulgar

Synonyms: blaring, bold
Antonyms: afraid, fearful
Example Sentence:
1. PUNGENT (ADJECTIVE): highly
flavored 7. SAVORY (ADJECTIVE): pleasing
Synonyms: bitter, aromatic Synonyms: aromatic, fragrant
Antonyms: blah, calm Antonyms: stinking, sour
Pungent smell of this perfume. His savory attitude will help him to get
promotion.
2. SOOTHE (VERB): calm
Synonyms: allay, appease 8. MELLOW (ADJECTIVE): ripe
Antonyms: aggravate, agitate Synonyms: delicate, soft
Example Sentence: Antonyms: harsh, healthy
He tried his best to soothe his wife. Example Sentence:
She was staring at the mellow evening
3. DULCIFY (VERB): pacify sky.
Synonyms: assuage, curb
Antonyms: incite, irritate 9. DWINDLE (VERB): waste away
Example Sentence: Synonyms: abate, decay
He dulcified his hunger by eating apple. Antonyms: develop, enhance
Example Sentence:
4. EBULLIENT (ADJECTIVE): Water the plant otherwise it will dwindle
enthusiastic very soon.
Synonyms: brash, chipper
Antonyms: depressed, down 10. SHRINK (VERB): become smaller
Example Sentence: Synonyms: decrease, diminish
Ebullient wolf made everyone tensed. Antonyms: enlarge, extend
Example Sentence:
5. EFFERVESCENT (ADJECTIVE): I saw a virus through microscope, it was
fizzing shrinking.
Synonyms: bubbly, airy
Antonyms: inactive, flat
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6. LUSCIOUS (ADJECTIVE): delicious

Synonyms: juicy, lush
Antonyms: austere, bland
Example Sentence:
She cooks luscious food.
1. SLY (ADJECTIVE): clever Example Sentence:
Synonyms: canny, impish He is totally dopey.
Antonyms: behaved, foolish
Example Sentence: 7. LETHARGIC (ADJECTIVE): lazy
His sly strategy can help you gain Synonyms: passive, sleepy
everything back. Antonyms: caring, energetic
Example Sentence:
2. AUDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): daring He was a large, lethargic man, who had a
Synonyms: bold, resolute common view on every subject.
Antonyms: shy, timid
Example Sentence: 8. NERVY (ADJECTIVE): bold
He was no audacious man in the argument. Synonyms: crash, crude
Antonyms: shy, modest
Example Sentence:
3. DEXTEROUS (ADJECTIVE): proficient
I know you are nervy.
Synonyms: able, active
Antonyms: awkward, clumsy
9. BLAB (VERB): gossip
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: divulge, blather
A dexterous employee is better than ten
Antonyms: conceal, hide
lazy ones.
Example Sentence:
You blab too much.
4. AGILE (ADJECTIVE): physically or
mentally nimble
10. TENACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): strong
Synonyms: athletic, frisky
Synonyms: cohesive, forceful
Antonyms: apathetic, depressed
Antonyms: kind, unreliable
Example Sentence:
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She had neither the strength of limb nor the
My mother's imagination was as
agile grace of the mountaineer.
vivacious, but not as tenacious as my
own.
5. SLUGGISH (ADJECTIVE): dull
Synonyms: heavy, inactive
Antonyms: active, alert
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6. DOPEY (ADJECTIVE): stupid

Synonyms: dumb, silly
Antonyms: intelligent, smart
1. ROGUISH (ADJECTIVE): deceitful This is an importunate thing.
Synonyms: devilish, playful
Antonyms: real, valid 7. CANDID (ADJECTIVE): honest
Example Sentence: Synonyms: blunt, forthright
What a roguish pair of eyes! Antonyms: biased, tactful
Example Sentence:
2. CONTEMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): His candid effort towards making his
arrogant country great.
Synonyms: disdainful, haughty
Antonyms: humble, praising 8. TRICKY (ADJECTIVE): complicated
Example Sentence: Synonyms: complex, critical
He is a very contemptuous person. Antonyms: certain, direct
Example Sentence:
This question is too tricky to solve.
3. CHEEKY (ADJECTIVE): impudent
Synonyms: bold, brash
9. OBDURATE (ADJECTIVE):
stubborn
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: adamant, bullhead
What will you do cheeky boy?
Antonyms: gentle, submissive
Example Sentence:
4. MEEK (ADJECTIVE): shy
Obdurate boys do not get everything that
Synonyms: docile, gentle
they want.
Antonyms: bold, brave
Example Sentence:
10. DOGGED (ADJECTIVE):
He was rejected because of his meek
determined
nature.
Synonyms: relentless, resolute
Antonyms: irresolute, weak
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: comfortable, composed
He is a dogged person for his work.
Antonyms: agitated, annoyed
Example Sentence:
Her mother was looking at her with a
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6. IMPORTUNATE (ADJECTIVE):
demanding
Synonyms: burning, crying
Antonyms: unimportant, relaxed
Example Sentence:
1. CREDENDA (NOUN): Belief 7. INCURSION (NOUN): attack
Synonyms: axiom, creed Synonyms: irruption, intrusion
Antonyms: ambiguity, skepticism Antonyms: retreat, withdrawal
This credenda began appearing in 1988. The US officials urged Iran to end the
incursion.
2. PRETENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
conspicuous 8. SOCIABLE (ADJECTIVE): familiar
Synonyms: flamboyant, turgid Synonyms: convivial, gregarious
Antonyms: moderate, honest Antonyms: aloof, unsociable
It is new and never pretentious. I’m a lot more sociable with everybody.
3. ENVISION (VERB): conceive 9. TURBULENT (ADJECTIVE): fierce

Synonyms: visualize, contemplate Synonyms: agitated, blustery
Antonyms: disregard, neglect Antonyms: moderate, obedient
I couldn’t envision myself as anything else. They are able to withstand turbulent times.
4. IMPEDE (VERB): to delay 10. LICENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: brake, disrupt libertine
Antonyms: permit, soothe Synonyms: debauched, salacious
Example Sentence: Antonyms: moral, controlled
These people can impede performance. Example Sentence:
He is licentious and has no regard for the
5. CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): bad morality of law.
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6. BAWDINESS (NOUN): dirtiness

Synonyms: profaneness, filthiness
Antonyms: decency, sophistication
Example Sentence:
There was a comedy with just a right
sprinkling of bawdiness.
1. VOCIFEROUS (ADJECTIVE): loud and

6. ARBITRARY (ADJECTIVE): based on
forceful
random choice
Synonyms: strident, vehement Synonyms: capricious, erratic
Antonyms: quiet, silent Antonyms: consistent, sensible
Until you are not vociferous about your The judges held that the practice was
problems, others will not be able to help you. arbitrary.
2. OBSESSED (ADJECTIVE): preoccupied 7. VOID (ADJECTIVE): Not valid

Synonyms: engrossed, bedeviled Synonyms: barren, deprived
Antonyms: disenchanted, unconcerned Antonyms: adequate, enough
I thought he was obsessed with his brother. This has already been declared void by the
society.
3. RHETORIC (NOUN): Persuasive speaking
or writing 8. DEPRECATE (VERB): Express disapproval
Synonyms: oratory, composition of
Antonyms: quiet, conciseness Synonyms: disparage, disesteem
Example Sentence: Antonyms: approve, praise
Finally, he admits that rhetoric is not the highest Example Sentence:
accomplishment. My supervisor did not deprecate my work at all.
4. DUBIOUS (ADJECTIVE): doubtful 9. INJUNCTION (NOUN): an authoritative

Synonyms: debatable, hesitant warning or order
Antonyms: certain, probable Synonyms: instruction, command
Example Sentence: Antonyms: allowance, permission
This is an ill thought out, hastily conceived Example Sentence:
legislation, exposing the dubious intentions of They granted an injunction against the ragging
the party. in colleges.
5. RENDER (VERB): provide (a service) 10. MACHINATIONS (NOUN): scheme

Synonyms: accomplish, effect Synonyms: conspiracy, ruse
Antonyms: preface, unsettle Antonyms: honesty, ignorance
Three separate judgments were rendered. It is time for us to expose the machinations of
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Synonyms: promise, vow Example Sentence:
Antonyms: breach, break States are a vital part of the grand coalition
between the two countries.
Example Sentence:
The UNFCCC underlined the fulfilment of
national pledges related to carbon emission. 7. GRAVITATE (VERB): drift
Synonyms: incline, tend
Antonyms: ascend, increase
2. INADEQUATE (ADJECTIVE): lacking
the quality
Example Sentence:
They gravitate to these areas.
Synonyms: deficient, meager
Antonyms: abundant, enough
8. STAGGER (VERB): move unsteadily
Example Sentence:
The agreement would be inadequate to keep Synonyms: careen, lurch
global warming below 2°C. Antonyms: continue, stay
Example Sentence:
3. IMPERATIVE (ADJECTIVE): of vital These numbers are staggering but they are
importance only the tip of the iceberg.
Synonyms: compulsory, obligatory
9. LOATHE (VERB): feel intense dislike or
Antonyms: trivial, optional
disgust for
Example Sentence:
It is equally imperative to examine the
Synonyms: abhor, execrate
progress of climate targets. Antonyms: admire, cherish
Example Sentence:
Unfortunately, agencies seem to be loathe to
4. INCLUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): including cooperate.
all the services
Synonyms: comprehensive, broad
10. EVOCATIVE (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: exclusive, narrow memories
Example Sentence:
The fastest trains are maintaining inclusive
Synonyms: expressive, redolent
speeds of 45km/sec. Antonyms: unreminiscent
Example Sentence:
5. COLLABORATION (NOUN): alliance The team felt that ‘Into the heart of
Darkness’ was evocative enough to bring out
Synonyms: association, partnership a range of issues.
Antonyms: disunion, separation
Example Sentence:
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6. VITAL (ADJECTIVE): essential
Synonyms: crucial, necessary
1. CADGE (VERB): to beg Example Sentence:
Synonyms: scrounge, sponge They always exhorted me to use that laptop.
Antonyms: donate, give
7. GAINSAY (VERB): contravene
Example Sentence:
She asked me to cadge help in the hour of Synonyms: disagree, disprove
need. Antonyms: accept, concur
Example Sentence:
It cannot be gainsaid that most people wish
2. BEHEST (NOUN): order
that they had more time and money.
Synonyms: instruction, command
Antonyms: reply, answer
8. ABRADE (VERB): scrape
Example Sentence:
The behest of our boss has to be followed by Synonyms: itch, efface
all. Antonyms: imprint, implant
Example Sentence:
3. AUSTERITY (NOUN): severity The rough rock had abraded her skin.
Synonyms: acerbity, gravity
Antonyms: calmness, mildness 9. ACUMEN (NOUN): ability to understand
Example Sentence: Synonyms: wisdom, ingenuity
The austerity of the parties is well renowned. Antonyms: ineptness, obtuseness
Example Sentence:
Jeff’s business acumen, along with his
4. WREST (VERB): take violently computer skills, made him an asset to the
Synonyms: extract, wring software company.
Antonyms: bestow, give
Example Sentence:
During election, every party tries to wrest 10. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): hopeful
initiative from opposite parties by hook or Synonyms: optimistic, buoyant
crook. Antonyms: despairing, pessimistic
Example Sentence:
5. CONVOKE (VERB): to cause to Although unemployment is rising,
assemble in a meeting economists still have a sanguine view of the
Synonyms: gather, muster next decade.
Antonyms: scatter, disperse
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6. EXHORT (VERB): encourage to do

something
Synonyms: admonish, persuade
Antonyms: dissuade, discourage
1. VERDICT (NOUN): judgement Example Sentence:
Synonyms: opinion, sentence The morality that public perceives, the
Constitution may not conceive of.
Antonyms: accusation, complaint
Example Sentence: 7. JURISPRUDENCE (NOUN): the theory
The top court will now re-visit its 2013
of law
verdict that criminalizes gay sex.
Synonyms: constitution, legislation
2. CONSIDERATION (NOUN): discussion Antonyms: violation, lawlessness
Synonyms: scrutiny, deliberation Example Sentence:
There has been a body of jurisprudence that
Antonyms: ignorance, disdain sees gender identity.
Example Sentence:
Farmers’ economic viability is rarely the
primary consideration. 8. INHERENT (ADJECTIVE): existing in
something as a permanent attribute
3. PROSPECT (NOUN): the possibility of Synonyms: innate, genetic
future event Antonyms: extrinsic, incidental
Synonyms: expectation, forecast Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unlikelihood, impossibility The court must not confine itself to the issue
Example Sentence: of privacy, but also address the
A reconsideration of the flawed verdict in discrimination inherent in Section 377.
Suresh Kumar Koushal is now in prospect.
9. TOUCHSTONE (NOUN): a criterion by
4. CURATIVE (ADJECTIVE): able to which something is judged
cure disease Synonyms: barometer, benchmark
Synonyms: corrective, healthful Antonyms: aberration, deviation
Antonyms: damaging, injurious Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The formulation can be overturned only on
The matter is already before a Constitution the touchstone of Article 14.
Bench by way of a curative petition against
the earlier judgment. 10. ABSURDITY (NOUN): being
ridiculous
5. ORIENTATION (NOUN): a person’s
basic attitude
Synonyms: craziness, foolishness
Synonyms: assimilation, direction Antonyms: wisdom, seriousness
Antonyms: dis-orientation, mix-up Example Sentence:
Farm incomes are unattractive for a variety
Example Sentence: of reasons; the absurdity of policies features
It stood to the east of the latter, and had a among them.
different orientation.
6. CONCEIVE (VERB): form or devise in
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1. COERCIVE (adjective): relating to using 6. CONSCIENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
force or threats wishing to do one’s work
Synonyms: bullying, violent Synonyms: fastidious, meticulous
Antonyms: agreement, approval Antonyms: careless, indifferent
The SC has at last removed the coercive ele Conscientious doctors tended to avoid such
ment it had unfortunately introduced by an elections.
interim order in November 2016.
7. PROVINCE (NOUN): territories, region
2. STATUTORY (ADJECTIVE): enacted Synonyms: colony, county
by statute Antonyms: avocation, recreation
Synonyms: lawful, legal Example Sentence:
Antonyms: illegal, illicit About 70% of Indians live in rural provinces .
Example Sentence:
The proposal was approved by the NTCA, a
statutory body under the Union Ministry of
8. SKYROCKET (VERB): increase rapidly
Environment and Forests. Synonyms: catapult, escalate
Antonyms: descend, decrease
3. PATRONS (NOUN): supporter Example Sentence:
Synonyms: protector, financer The trade deficit has skyrocketed.
Antonyms: antagonist, opponent
Example Sentence: 9. SCRUTINY (NOUN): search
One of the three judges on the Bench had at Synonyms: examination, inspection
an earlier hearing doubted the wisdom of Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
asking patrons of cinema. Example Sentence:
She inspects my room with scrutiny.
4. APPAREL (NOUN): clothing
Synonyms: dress, garment 10. SECLUDED (ADJECTIVE): sheltered
Antonyms: denude, unveil and private
Example Sentence: Synonyms: lonely, isolated
Global brands across different categories,
from apparel to electronics to accessories Antonyms: extroverted, sociable
will be aided through this concept. Example Sentence:
He is rigidly secluded, but intrigue is
5. UNETHICAL (ADJECTIVE ): not frequent.
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Example Sentence:
It was mired in allegations of bribery and
going soft on unethical doctors
1. CONSTRAIN (VERB): compel or force Example Sentence:
to follow The process of choosing the capitals, in order
Synonyms: bind, necessitate to convene the Assemblies, can be
completed.
Antonyms: free, loosen
Example Sentence: 7. BELIE (VERB): fail to give true
For the fiscally constrained government, the
impression
decision couldn’t have come sooner.
Synonyms: contradict, repudiate
2. ACCUMULATE (VERB): gather Antonyms: harmonize, consent
together Example Sentence:
The promise of economic development has
Synonyms: accrue, grow
been belied.
Antonyms: contract, decrease
Example Sentence:
They received the carrier’s accumulated debt 8. DISCERNIBLE (ADJECTIVE):
of about Rs.50,000 Crore last year. perceptible
Synonyms: apparent, observable
3. BENIGN (ADJECTIVE): gentle and Antonyms: ambiguous, dubious
kind
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: benevolent, generous Focus on the provisions can result in a
Antonyms: harsh, rough discernible impact.
Example Sentence:
The firm repeatedly urged the government to 9. DIVESTMENT (NOUN): the action of
take a more benign view . selling off subsidiary investments.
Synonyms: destitution, privation
4. ALLIANCE (NOUN): relationship Antonyms: advantage, profit
Synonyms: combination, communion Example Sentence:
Antonyms: antagonism, discord It prompted the government to accelerate the
Example Sentence: process of divestment.
The Left Alliance secured a decisive victory
in Nepal’s parliamentary elections. 10. BEWILDER (VERB): cause to become
confused
5. RATIFY (VERB): making officially Synonyms: baffle, confound
valid
Antonyms: clarity, enlighten
Synonyms: confirm, endorse
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: oppose, contradict Radio allows cheaper broadcasting in a
Example Sentence: bewildering variety of languages.
The president ratified a long-pending
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Synonyms: collect, congregate
Antonyms: disperse, separate
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1. CONDONE (VERB): excuse 7. SUBLIME (ADJECTIVE): transcendent
Synonyms: ignore, disregard Synonyms: abstract, glorious
Antonyms: censure, deny Antonyms: inferior, secondary
They condoned me in the office. The most sublime act is not considered valid
here.
2. ALACRITOUS (ADJECTIVE): hasty
Synonyms: prompt, agile 8. DETOUR (NOUN): diversion
Antonyms: delayed, sluggish Synonyms: deviation, crotch
Example Sentence: Antonyms: straightness, direction
They were alacritous to be caught. Example Sentence:
We had to follow detour due to high traffic
3. GAUNT (ADJECTIVE): thin jam.
Synonyms: angular, bleak
Antonyms: fat, cheerful 9. SCRIMMAGE (NOUN): fight
Example Sentence: Synonyms: scuffle, battle
Some students are becoming gaunt day by Antonyms: peace, harmony
day. Example Sentence:
The news of scrimmage was printed.
4. DOLOROUS (ADJECTIVE):
distressing
10. CAULK (VERB): block
Synonyms: afflicted, calamitous
Antonyms: hopeful, cheery Synonyms: fence, close
Example Sentence: Antonyms: free, release
His dolorous conditions made me cry. Example Sentence:
The caulk has to cover the gap between the
5. INARTICULATE (ADJECTIVE): not wall and the tub.
able to express oneself
Synonyms: incoherent, hesitant
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He delivered an inarticulate speech.
6. CONVALESCENT (ADJECTIVE):
healing
Synonyms: ambulatory, rallying
Antonyms: faltering, sickly
Example Sentence:
I found her condition convalescent.
1. REPINE (VERB): complain 7. AUSTERITY (NOUN): formality
Synonyms: grumble, lament Synonyms: acerbity, asperity
Antonyms: compliment, praise Antonyms: informality, mildness
He always repines about his peer. The austerity of the politician was well
renowned.
2. INURE (VERB): familiarize
Synonyms: acclimate, toughen 8. ARTIFICE (NOUN): clever act
Antonyms: neglect, soften Synonyms: maneuver, gimmick
Example Sentence: Antonyms: candor, honesty
A continuation of the exclusion of these Example Sentence:
people from their lands should not inure to
These pictures are full of artifice.
the benefit of the wrongdoers.
9. VALOR (NOUN): courage
3. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): attack
Synonyms: onrush, invasion Synonyms: firmness, fortitude
Antonyms: cowardice, timidity
Antonyms: retreat, defense
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: His valor impressed everyone.
The people suddenly made an onslaught on
him.
10. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): attentive
4. PRIGGISH (ADJECTIVE): smug Synonyms: observant, cautious
Synonyms: pompous, stuffy Antonyms: heedless, impulsive
Antonyms: dissatisfied, discontented Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I am very vigilant while writing a letter.
I had to meet a priggish person in the train.
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Synonyms: cluster, agglomeration
Antonyms: individual, one
Example Sentence:
I have a caboodle of great books.
6. ATTICISM (NOUN): balance

Synonyms: grandeur, elegance
Antonyms: crudeness, imbalance
Example Sentence:
I see the majestic Atticism in her personality.
1. TURMOIL (NOUN): uncertainty A suggestion that is being read by some as
Synonyms: turbulence, ferment an ominous reference to an unknown
external hand.
Antonyms: contentment, tranquility
Example Sentence: 7. DELINEATE (VERB): describe
There was widespread turmoil in the city. precisely
Synonyms: define, limn
2. RIFT (NOUN): a flaw, fault Antonyms: confuse, distort
Synonyms: breach, fissure Example Sentence:
Antonyms: closure, agreement The judge delineated the composition of the
Example Sentence: bench to hear the case.
It is a great misfortune that an internal rift
has moved inexorably towards a full-blown
crisis.
8. POSTERITY (NOUN): all future
generation of people
3. INEXORABLY (ADVERB): in a way Synonyms: progeny, lineage
that is impossible to stop or prevent Antonyms: parent, past
Synonyms: ferociously, atrociously Example Sentence:
Antonyms: gently, humanely This incident is regarded by posterity as an
Example Sentence: aberration rather than a precedent.
The public is enraged by the inexorable rise
in petroleum prices. 9. INTROSPECTION (NOUN): the
examination of one’s own mental processes.
4. DISSENSION (NOUN): disagreement Synonyms: contemplation, reflection
that leads to discord Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
Synonyms: controversy, friction Example Sentence:
Antonyms: harmony, conformity It is a moment for collective introspection.
Example Sentence:
The SC has exposed an unprecedented level 10. CONVENE (VERB): bring together for
of dissension. a meeting
Synonyms: assemble, congregate
5. FERMENT (VERB): agitation and
excitement among a group of people
Synonyms: frenzy, storm Example Sentence:
The Chief Justice must convene a meeting of
Antonyms: calm, peace the full court.
Example Sentence:
The highest court was in a state of ferment.
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worrying impression
Synonyms: apocalyptic, baleful
Antonyms: bright, hopeful
Example Sentence:
1. CONTINGENCY (NOUN): eventuality Example Sentence:
Synonyms: probability, exigency Citizens were coerced into parting with
private information.
Antonyms: advantage, certainty
Example Sentence: 7. INVASIVE (ADJECTIVE): tending to
Vast majority of people live without any
spread very quickly and undesirably
safeguard against the normal contingencies
of life. Synonyms: interfering, prying
Antonyms: backward, reserved
2. ERADICATE (VERB): destroy Example Sentence:
completely Enormously invasive powers to the state are
Synonyms: abolish, expunge required here.
Antonyms: ratify, construct
Example Sentence: 8. GORE (VERB): pierce with horn or tusk
Public investment in social security is Synonyms: carnage, slaughter
critical to eradicate poverty. Antonyms: birth, create
Example Sentence:
3. GAUGE (NOUN): measure A spectator was gored to death by a bull.
Synonyms: criterion, exemplar
Antonyms: extreme, estimate 9. VERSATILE (ADJECTIVE): able to
Example Sentence: adapt different functions
The researchers study the inter-state Synonyms: skilled, conversant
migration to gauge the effect of tax. Antonyms: inept, inflexible
Example Sentence:
4. LITIGANT (NOUN): a person involved He is an amazing and versatile personality.
in lawsuit
Synonyms: prisoner, suspect
10. CONSOLATION (NOUN): solace
Antonyms: detective, badge
Example Sentence: Synonyms: compassion, assuagement
It is trite to say that the government is the Antonyms: agitation, annoyance
biggest litigant in the country. Example Sentence:
They have provided some consolation to the
5. DITHER (VERB): be indecisive family.
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6. COERCE (VERB): persuade to do

something by using force
Synonyms: intimidate, repress
Antonyms: allow, encourage
1. INHERENTLY (ADVERB): in a 6. SUBMISSION (NOUN): agreement
characteristics way Synonyms: appeasement, capitulation
Synonyms: naturally, genetically Antonyms: disagreement, resistance
Antonyms: unusually, affectedly Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The SC banned Jallikattu on the basis of
The inherently dangerous nature of the bull- submissions made by the AWBI.
taming event is a major concern.
7. RAMPAGE (NOUN): riot
2. ONLOOKER (NOUN): spectator Synonyms: disturbance, frenzy
Synonyms: observer, viewer Antonyms: calm, harmony
Antonyms: participant, player Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: On a deadly rampage, a person killed an
Two onlookers have died in the space of two innocent man.
days in the Jallikattu events.
8. INTENSIFY (VERB): aggravate
3. ARENA (NOUN): an area surrounded by Synonyms: enhance, increase
seating in which sports are held
Synonyms: field, ring Antonyms: diminish, hinder
Antonyms: sky, vault Example Sentence:
The PDS in Jharkhand is intensified by the
Example Sentence: NFSA.
The barricades separating the spectators from
the arena were inadequate.
9. SIPHON (VERB): transfer illegally
Synonyms: transport, draw off
4. INDUCT (VERB): allow into
Synonyms: invest, install Antonyms: conclude, finish
Antonyms: close, reject Example Sentence:
Those who failed the biometric test was
Example Sentence: siphoned off with abandon.
With some of the events inducting more than
400 bulls and almost twice as many tamers
are seen here. 10. FUME (VERB): rage
Synonyms: seethe, blow up
5. FOREFRONT (NOUN): the leading Antonyms: be happy, be calm
position
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: limelight, front The people of the town fumed against the
Antonyms: background, history government.
Example Sentence:
The AWBI was earlier in the forefront of
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1. DISCLOSE (VERB): to make known 7. BANTER (NOUN): fun
Synonyms: divulge, expose Synonyms: chitchat, gossip
Antonyms: cover, hide Antonyms: flattery, praise
You should not disclose your name here. We had a lot of banter in the locker room.
2. REVENGE (NOUN): reaction to a wrong 8. INVECTIVE (NOUN): verbal abuse

action Synonyms: denunciation, tirade
Synonyms: vengeance, retribution Antonyms: exculpation, exoneration
Antonyms: forgiveness, pardon
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The invective he faced for his actions were
I will surely take revenge for I have suffered. of no effect.
3. HUNCH (NOUN): guess; speculation 9. SNITCH (VERB): reveal

Synonyms: guesswork, conjecture Synonyms: divulge, evince
Antonyms: certainty, fact Antonyms: conceal, suppress
The commentators had various hunches Ravi is going to snitch the secret.
about the outcome of the next election.
4. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE): controlled 10. SURGE (NOUN): growth

Synonyms: hushed, muted Synonyms: deluge, upsurge
Antonyms: boisterous, communicative Antonyms: decline, decrease
He was subdued by his boss. Sudden surge can be seen in dollar in the
stock exchange today.
5. STAGNATION (NOUN): inactivity
Synonyms: quiescence, stasis
Antonyms: boom, blast
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6. MOMENTUM (NOUN): push
Synonyms: impulse, strength
Antonyms: meekness, weakness
Example Sentence:
His efforts gained momentum.
1. PATOIS (NOUN): jargon 7. QUEASY (ADJECTIVE) : not feeling
Synonyms: argot, dialect well
Antonyms: standard, normal Synonyms: sick, ill
Example Sentence: Antonyms: comfortable, healthy
Most words were understood by teenager, Example Sentence:
but the gentleman looked confused at some He didn’t want to do any work because he
of the words due to the teenager’s patois. felt queasy.
2. PRECEPT (NOUN): law 8. MAMMOTH (ADJECTIVE): huge

Synonyms: doctrine, axiom Synonyms: enormous, gargantuan
Antonyms: lawlessness, disbelief Antonyms: little, miniature
Change is the precept of the nature. A mammoth project will be completed very
soon.
3. LAX (ADJECTIVE): careless
Synonyms: negligent, derelict 9. DANK (ADJECTIVE): moist
Antonyms: strict, careful Synonyms: clammy, muggy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: parched, dry
One of the problems is lax security for Example Sentence:
airport personnel The kitchen was very dank.
4. MAUL (VERB): Savage 10. PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow-

Synonyms: drub, lacerate minded
Antonyms: protect, guard Synonyms: petty, limited
Example Sentence: Antonyms: cosmopolitan, liberal
A boy was mauled by a lion at Lucknow
Zoo. Example Sentence:
A parochial approach is not enough to get
5. CIPHER (NOUN): Nonexistence success in life.
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6. RETROGRADE (ADJECTIVE) :
Declining
Synonyms: reverting, deteriorating
Antonyms: forward, positive
Example Sentence:
The company is consistently facing the
retrograde growth parameter this year.
1. KEEL (VERB): turn over on its side 7. WADE (VERB): walk with effort through
Synonyms: plunge, overturn liquid
Antonyms: ascend, straighten Synonyms: paddle, drudge
Example Sentence: Antonyms: avoid, dodge
It might keel at any minute, we must aware Example Sentence:
of it. As we wade gingerly across to the other
bank, we realize we would be lost without
2. COALESCENCE (NOUN): clotting the boys.
Synonyms: clump, cluster
Antonyms: individual, opening 8. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): apparently
Example Sentence: Synonyms: evidently, seemingly
By coalescence of the endoderm-layers, the Antonyms: improbably, unlikely
coelenteron may be reduced to vessels. Example Sentence:
Ostensibly, this is being done to make
3. INAUGURATION (NOUN): launch educational facilities available.
Synonyms: commencement, induction
Antonyms: conclusion, adjournment 9. PITHY (ADJECTIVE): vigorously
Example Sentence: expressive
The minister inaugurated the programme. Synonyms: cogent, concise
Antonyms: impotent, lengthy
4. RESUMPTION (NOUN): restart Example Sentence:
Synonyms: revival, resurgence None liked his pithy comments.
Antonyms: destruction, suppression
Example Sentence: 10. PILLAGE (VERB): rob a place using
He made an early resumption of peace and violence
talks. Synonyms: loot, maraud
Antonyms: receive, construct
5. SIZABLE (ADJECTIVE): fairly large
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: extensive, hefty Those people pillaged the town.
Antonyms: tiny, small
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6. SERMON (NOUN): a talk on a religious

subject
Synonyms: lesson, preaching
Antonyms: blockage, hindrance
Example Sentence:
The spiritual Guru has just finished his
sermon.
1. PROD (VERB): incite Antonyms: lack, need
Synonyms: nudge, press Example Sentence:
Antonyms: discourage, repress The sagas teem with references to the
Example Sentence: inhabitants..
He was prodded to complete the tasks.
8. ANGUISH (NOUN): pain
2. RAIL (VERB): scold Synonyms: affliction, desolation
Synonyms: upbraid, berate Antonyms: euphoria, delight
Antonyms: praise, compliment Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The patients admitted to safeguard hospital
The kid was railed by the teacher for his were in anguish.
misbehavior.
9. STATUTORY (ADJECTIVE):
3. CHIVALROUS (ADJECTIVE): dreamy sanctioned
Synonyms: impractical, unrealistic Synonyms: lawful, judicial
Antonyms: practical, pragmatic Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
Having a moon top experience in an all new Major Ranveer Singha is on a statutory
Honda city is a chivalrous situation. parole.
4. HUBBUB (NOUN): a confusion of 10. GUILE (NOUN): trickery

voices and other sounds. Synonyms: artfulness, artifice
Synonyms: bedlam, clang Antonyms: honesty, forthrightness
Antonyms: calm, peace Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He is involved in a guile.
The children filled the room with hubbub.
5. DECIMATE (VERB): destroy

Synonyms: annihilate, exterminate
Antonyms: build, create
Example Sentence:
She was trying to decimate my evening
plans.
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Example Sentence:
I have a pious feeling in my mind.
7. TEEM (VERB): Overflow

Synonyms: overrun, full
1. INEVITABLY (ADVERB): certain to Synonyms: acceptance, consent
happen Antonyms: denial, dissent
Synonyms: necessarily, surely Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unnecessarily, questionably The President withheld assent to a law it
Example Sentence: passed without the LG’s nod.
These legislators are liable for
disqualification will inevitably invite legal 7. CONTENTIOUS (adjective):
scrutiny. controversial
Synonyms: combative, antagonistic
2. MALICE (NOUN): desire to harm Antonyms: agreeable, fair
someone Example Sentence:
Synonyms: animosity, antipathy There is a contentious element in the
Antonyms: morality, respect National Medical Commission Bill 2017.
Example Sentence:
Regardless of the charge of political malice, 8. PAUCITY (NOUN): insufficient
the correctness of the EC’s decision will be quantity
decided on legal grounds. Synonyms: deficiency, dearth
Antonyms: sufficiency, affluence
3. CONTEND (VERB): struggle to
difficulty Example Sentence:
Synonyms: argue, resist The problem occurs due to the paucity of
MBBS doctors.
Antonyms: agree, abandon
Example Sentence: 9. INEQUITABLE (ADJECTIVE): unfair
The posts, he contended was offices of
profit.
Synonyms: biased, unequal
Antonyms: impartial, fair
4. REMUNERATION (NOUN): money Example Sentence:
Increasing burden of chronic diseases make
paid for work or a service
health care inequitable.
Synonyms: pay, wage
Antonyms: debt, penalty
Example Sentence: 10. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): apparently
The parliamentary secretaries would not be Synonyms: evidently, officially
eligible for any remuneration or perquisites. Antonyms: obscurely, improbably
Example Sentence:
5. PECUNIARY (ADJECTIVE): financial, Ostensibly the main objective of the report
economic was to make a case for a better payroll
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6. ASSENT (NOUN): approval

1. INEQUITY (NOUN): unfairness History is replete with odious instances of
Synonyms: injustice, partiality countries that have differentiated between
citizens in the past.
Antonyms: equity, fairness
Example Sentence: 7. THRIVE (VERB): prosper
We are not doing inequity with the
Synonyms: flourish, bloom
employees.
Antonyms: cease, decrease
2. DEVASTATING (ADJECTIVE): highly Example Sentence:
It appears to believe that English can’t thrive
destructive or damaging
as long as French survives.
Synonyms: calamitous, disastrous
Antonyms: blessed, fortunate 8. MAGNANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: generous
The devastating effects of these civil wars
were most disastrous to the trade. Synonyms: altruistic, charitable
Antonyms: mean, selfish
3. EXPLOITATION (NOUN): misuse Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ill treatment, wringing The panel is more magnanimous than Article
Antonyms: hospitable, generous 120(2).
Example Sentence:
It was an exploitation of the patented 9. PALPABLE (ADJECTIVE): visible
invention. Synonyms: noticeable, credible
Antonyms: ambiguous, doubtful
4. RENEGE (VERB): go back on a promise Example Sentence:
Synonyms: reverse, welsh The committee’s fervour is palpable in every
recommendation.
Antonyms: correction, accuracy
Example Sentence:
People have reneged on a core promise laid 10. STRIVE (VERB): make great efforts to
out in the preamble of the constitution. achieve something
Synonyms: aim, attempt
5. STIGMATISE (VERB): disgrace
Antonyms: neglect, dissuade
Synonyms: defame, denounce
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: exalt, praise They strive to make their respective
Example Sentence: languages prominent in governance and
This action will stigmatise a set of citizens education.
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supplied with something
Synonyms: awash, rife
Antonyms: empty, unfilled
Example Sentence:
1. DISTORTION (NOUN): deformity He nudged my elbow when he saw his father
Synonyms: bias, misuse enter the house.
Antonyms: clarity, perfection 7. BOLSTER (VERB): support
Example Sentence: Synonyms: strengthen, boost
Private tuitions is against the backdrop of a
distortion that India’s school system must be Antonyms: hinder, undermine
prepared for. Example Sentence:
He bolstered up his claim with new evidence.
2. LITIGATION (NOUN): lawsuit
Synonyms: prosecution, legal action 8. CONUNDRUM (NOUN): problem
Antonyms: disputation, lawlessness Synonyms: difficulty, dilemma
Example Sentence: Antonyms: solution, key
Our company wishes to avoid litigation . Example Sentence:
The result is a conundrum for the party
3. BACKDROP (ADJECTIVE): where there is no clear middle ground.
background
Synonyms: ground, scene 9. FILLIP (NOUN): stimulus
Antonyms: foreground, center Synonyms: boost, encouragement
Example Sentence: Antonyms: deterrence, disincentive
Against this backdrop, Google appears. Example Sentence:
It was just a fillip to my enjoyment as I
looked on and off my page alternately.
4. CONSENSUS (NOUN): general
agreement
Synonyms: accord, consent 10. ARTICULATE (NOUN): express
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse Synonyms: communicate, announce
Example Sentence: Antonyms: inarticulate, mute
The scientists were unable to reach a Example Sentence:
consensus on the best way to isolate the He failed to articulate an overall vision.
bacteria.
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My parents are extraordinary people.
6. NUDGE (VERB): a slight push

Synonyms: poke, prod
Antonyms: emulate, pull
Example Sentence:
1. ROBUST (ADJECTIVE): strong and Synonyms: casualty, mortality
healthy Antonyms: birth, create
Synonyms: booming, hearty Example Sentence:
Antonyms: fragile, incapable For decades, penalties for behaviour that
Example Sentence: results in fatalities and grievous injuries have
The amendment Bill is robust several remained minimal.
systemic issues.
7. DETER (VERB): prevent the occurrence
of
2. PREDOMINANTLY (ADVERB):
mainly, mostly Synonyms: hinder, avert
Synonyms: principally, essentially Antonyms: aid, assist
Antonyms: unimportantly, worthless Example Sentence:
Nothing could deter his resolve to reach his
Example Sentence:
The inefficiencies of a predominantly best fitness level ever.
manual system results in lacks of fake
licenses. 8. STATUTE (NOUN): A written law
passed by a legislative body
3. ERR (VERB): to be mistaken Synonyms: act, bill
Synonyms: stumble, stray Antonyms: lawlessness, deregulation
Antonyms: stay, correct Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The statute prohibits businesses from selling
Low penalties for licensing offences allow alcohol to minors.
erring drivers to be behind the wheel.
9. OVERHAUL (VERB): maintain or repair
4. REPLICATION (NOUN): the action of Synonyms: revamp, rebuild
copying something Antonyms: damage, destroy
Synonyms: carbon, photocopy Example Sentence:
Antonyms: difference, entity Our systems of education are being
Example Sentence: constantly overhauled.
The enactment will facilitate the replication
of some digitized systems.
10. OBLIVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): unaware
5. ATTRIBUTE (VERB): regard something Synonyms: careless, amnesic
as being caused by Antonyms: attentive, conscious
Synonyms: connect, trace Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disconnect, dissociate The IMF was not oblivious to the threats that
Example Sentence: could severely derail the broad-based
In 2016 alone, 7% of road crash deaths were economic recovery.
attributed to children below 18 years.
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1. VULNERABLE (ADJECTIVE): can The central banks have been carefully
easily be hurt spooking markets since last year.
Synonyms: sensitive, unsafe
7. RECKONING (NOUN): calculation
Antonyms: guarded, safe
Example Sentence: Synonyms: estimation, arithmetic
The new changes are for protection of Antonyms: conjecture, guess
children and vulnerable road users. Example Sentence:
It seems the day of reckoning may not be too
2. IMPERATIVE (ADJECTIVE): of vital far as consumer price inflation begins to
importance push central banks to rethink their dovish
stance.
Synonyms: compulsory, crucial
Antonyms: optional, unrestrained
8. GARNER (VERB): reap
Example Sentence:
It is imperative to have an institutionalised Synonyms: assemble, cumulate
and sustainable data system. Antonyms: disperse, separate
Example Sentence:
3. LACUNA (NOUN): deficiency The campaign had garnered a lot of support
Synonyms: hiatus, depression from within the Indian community.
Antonyms: closure, continuity
Example Sentence: 9. ROOT (VERB): establish deeply and
This lacuna has been addressed for the first firmly
time. Synonyms: ingrain, poke
Antonyms: cover, dislodge
4. INSTANCE (NOUN): an example of Example Sentence:
something Turkey launched operation Olive Branch
Synonyms: precedent, proof aimed at rooting out the Kurdish People’s
Antonyms: hypothesis, theory rights.
Example Sentence:
For instance, we have some cases to show 10. TERSE (ADJECTIVE): abrupt
you. Synonyms: brusque, curt
5. STIMULUS (NOUN): encouragement Antonyms: gentle, polite
Synonyms: fillip, incentive Example Sentence:
The terse White House statement came after
Antonyms: deterrent, discouragement the Taliban claimed responsibility for a
Example Sentence: major attack.
Countries will need to move beyond
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Synonyms: alarm, panic
Antonyms: calm, delight
Example Sentence:
1. AUSTERE (ADJECTIVE): severe in The whole village was obliterated by
manner or appearance; uncompromising; the continued shelling of Pakistani
strict; forbidding troops.
Synonyms: stringent, sober 7. AMASS (VERB): collect
Antonyms: flexible , elaborate Synonyms: garner, compile
Example Sentence: Antonyms: disperse, divide
In the past I was very good about working Example Sentence:
within an austere food budget. He has no time to do good for others
2. PRODIGY (NOUN): person or thing and appears to be more interested in
that is extraordinary amassing wealth.
Synonyms: whiz, wunderkind 8. WAN (ADJECTIVE): light
Antonyms: imbecile, normality Synonyms: fade, dim
Example Sentence: Antonyms: clear, bright
Maria could play the piano at age 5, so Example Sentence:
She looked wan and weak after long
many people considered her to be a
illness.
prodigy.
9. PROLOCUTOR (NOUN): person in
3. ZEALOT (NOUN): fanatic charge of proceedings
Synonyms: die hard, extremist Synonyms: administrator, chairperson
Antonyms: conservative, moderate Antonyms: nobody, follower
The zealots are offensive to those who He was twice prolocutor of the lower
believe in humanitarian service. house of convocation for the province of
4. PROCLIVITY (NOUN): inclination Canterbury
Synonyms: predilection, penchant 10. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: dislike, disinclination enthusiastic
Example Sentence: Synonyms: ecstatic, passionate
Some employees are never satisfied Antonyms: dull, unexcited
because they have proclivity towards Example Sentence:
complaining. These moments can cause irrational acts
5. RADIANCE (NOUN): brightness or imprint fervent memories on a wanton
Synonyms: luminescence, brilliance brain.
Antonyms: dullness, darkness
Example Sentence:
We were surprised by its radiance.
6. OBLITERATE (VERB): wipe out
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Synonyms: destroy, annihilate
Antonyms: construct, create
Example Sentence:
1. OMINOUS (ADJECTIVE): menacing, The police acted with agility and
foreboding apprehended the robbers.
Synonyms: dark , gloomy
Antonyms: bright , cheerful 7. JUXTAPOSITION (NOUN): the act
Example Sentence: of placing two things next to each other
Our attention was immediately drawn to for implicit comparison.
Synonyms: nearness, proximity
the ominous warning signs of land mines.
Antonyms: distance, remoteness
Example Sentence:
2. SKIRT (VERB): border; be on the edge. The interior designer admired my
Synonyms: bound, surround juxtaposition of the yellow couch and
Antonyms: let go, centre green table
Example Sentence: 8. JEJUNE (ADJECTIVE): dull
The dust skirted near the window panes. Synonyms: boring, banal
Antonyms: interesting, active
3. WAIVE (VERB): stop Example Sentence:
Synonyms: let go, give up He left for Mumbai because he got tired
Antonyms: carry out, continue of jejune life in his home town.
Example Sentence:
Government is thinking of waiving of 9. RAMIFY (VERB): branch
import duty on life saving drugs. Synonyms: bifurcate, divulge
Antonyms: abridge, combine
4. QUIP (NOUN): A clever remark Example Sentence:
Synonyms: banter, gag These plants ramify early and get to be
Antonyms: praise, flattery very large.
Example Sentence:
She is quite intelligent and is in the habit of 10. BEGUILE (VERB): cheat
making quips. Synonyms: delude, deceit
Antonyms: loyal, be honest
5. SETBACK (NOUN): Delay Example Sentence:
Synonyms: hindrance, impediment Don’t be beguiled by the pleasant
Antonyms: assistance, aid manners of hypocrites.
Example Sentence:
I can’t handle more setback in production.
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Example Sentence:
1. COMMEMORATE (VERB): recall or Synonyms: chink, fissure
show respect for Antonyms: agreement, closure
Synonyms: memorize, celebrate Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignore, neglect The Hawksbill feeds on sponges in the reef
Example Sentence: ecosystem and opens up crevices for other
All players will receive a championship ring marine life to live in.
to commemorate the team’s amazing season.
7. LACKLUSTER (ADJECTIVE): lacking
in force
2. UNPRECEDENTED (ADJECTIVE):
never done or known before Synonyms: blah, muted
Synonyms: bizarre, unique Antonyms: bright, shiny
Antonyms: common, familiar Example Sentence:
The new product achieved lackluster sales.
Example Sentence:
Before the storm, there was an
unprecedented demand for food supplies that 8. GAZE (NOUN): a steady intent look
left many stores empty Synonyms: peep, glaring
Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
3. FLUX (NOUN): the action or process of
flowing
Example Sentence:
The policeman gave me a penetrating gaze.
Synonyms: alteration, flow
Antonyms: constancy, stagnation 9. TEMPTATION (NOUN): the desire to
Example Sentence: do something wrong or attract
I never know how much I'll pay for a gallon Synonyms: decoy, seduction
of fuel because gas prices are always in flux.
Antonyms: hatred, prevention
Example Sentence:
4. DISILLUSIONMENT (NOUN): He was under no temptation to commit
disappointment from unexpected occurrence
suicide.
Synonyms: adversity, chagrin
Antonyms: achievement, pleasure
10. ENTANGLE (VERB): cause to
Example Sentence:
become twisted together
There has been a sense of disillusionment on
both sides about the present state of play in Synonyms: entrap, bewilder
the relationship. Antonyms: enlighten, exclude
Example Sentence:
5. CANDID (ADJECTIVE): truthful, They might entangle Austria in a war with
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6. CREVICE (NOUN): a crack
1. OPACITY (NOUN): non-transparency
Synonyms: darkness, obscurity 7. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): declaration,
revelation
Antonyms: brightness, cognizance
Example Sentence: Synonyms: acknowledgement, confession
I could not see anything due to opacity. Antonyms: concealment, secret
Example Sentence:
Owing to the disclosure of some of its
2. SUBVERSION (NOUN): destruction, end
secrets, the organisations became liberalised.
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption
Antonyms: continuation, assistance 8. DISCRETIONARY (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: optional or non-compulsory
I don’t know the extent of the others’
subversion. Synonyms: unrestricted, elective
Antonyms: non-discretionary, restricted
3. QUANTUM (NOUN): quantity, amount Example Sentence:
Synonyms: amount, measure You have now the discretionary power for
Antonyms: part, whole the recruitment.
Example Sentence:
Measuring the quantum amount of the object 9. ANONYMITY (NOUN): the condition of
destroyed it. being anonymous
Synonyms: namelessness, ambiguity
4. LEGITIMATE (ADJECTIVE): legal, Antonyms: lucidity, certainty
judicial Example Sentence:
Synonyms: sensible, consistent She wants herself anonymity.
Antonyms: abnormal, illegal
Example Sentence: 10. RELUCTANCE (noun): unwillingness
The children were legitimate and legal heirs. Synonyms: hesitancy, objection
Antonyms: acceptance, allowance
5. DISPENSATION (NOUN): system,
arrangement Example Sentence:
He tossed in a hint of reluctance.
Synonyms: allotment, courtesy
Antonyms: denial, veto
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6. PROPAGANDA (NOUN): information

used in a political point of view
Synonyms: indoctrination, publicity
Antonyms: truth, principle
Example Sentence:
During election season, politicians try to beat
rivals by airing propaganda.
1. VIABILITY (NOUN): spirit Example Sentence:
Synonyms: energy, impulse I concurred with the idea.
Antonyms: dullness, inactivity 7. AGGLOMERATE (NOUN): aggregate
Example Sentence: Synonyms: cluster, lump
She has an immense source of viability. Antonyms: individual, one
2. EMERGE (VERB): come out Example Sentence:
Synonyms: appear, loom He is seeking to agglomerate the functions
of the Home Office.
Antonyms: disappear, lessen
8. DISAVOW (VERB): contradict
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: disown, disclaim
Emotions started emerging from her face.
Antonyms: accept, approve
3. TRENDING (VERB): come near
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abut, approach
She disavowed the ideas.
Antonyms: leave, let go
9. GREGARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): friendly
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: affable, sociable
Unemployment has been trending upwards.
Antonyms: unfriendly, unsociable
4. IMPACT (NOUN): collision
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bang, bump
She is in gregarious terms with Ruchi.
Antonyms: avoidance, stillness
Example Sentence: 10. REVOKE (VERB): abolish
Synonyms: abrogate, nullify
There was the sound of a seventh impact.
Antonyms: affirm, allow
5. INCUMBENT (ADJECTIVE): obligatory Example Sentence: He revoked the appraisal
Synonyms: binding, necessary letter.
Synonyms: unnecessary, worthless

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The government realized that it was
incumbent on them to act.
6. CONCUR (VERB): agree
Synonyms: approve, accede
Antonyms: disagree, disallow
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1. QUACKERY (NOUN): deceitfulness Antonyms: flat, depression
Synonyms: dishonesty, deception Example Sentence:
Antonyms: frankness, honesty He has a hump over a forehead.
Example Sentence: 7. VIVID (ADJECTIVE): intense
His mind is full of quackery. Synonyms: powerful, eloquent
2. TAPER (VERB): abate Antonyms: dreary, gloomy
Synonyms: lessen, recede Example Sentence:
Antonyms: extend, grow He has depicted vivid images.
Example Sentence: 8. SPRIGHTLY (ADJECTIVE): agile
She abated her pain. Synonyms: cheerful, energetic
3. UNLETTERED (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: apathetic, lethargic
poorly educated
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: benighted, uncultivated
He is a sprightly customer.
Antonyms: brilliant, distinct
9. INVADE (VERB): breach
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: overrun, violate
He is an unlettered boy.
4. FORAGE (VERB): search madly for
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: rummage, scour
Don’t try to invade the rules.
Antonyms: guard, protect
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10. GARNISH (NOUN): decoration
She was foraging for her ring.
Synonyms: adornment, furbelow
5. CRINKLE (VERB): crumple
Antonyms: decrease, divestment
Synonyms: pucker, scrunch
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: flatten, straighten
Reserve a few watercress leaves for a
Example Sentence: garnish.
His face crinkled in bewilderment.
6. HUMP (NOUN): bulge
Synonyms: bump, swelling
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1. NOURISH (VERB): maintain Antonyms: angel, god
Synonyms: nurture, support Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignore, neglect He is a big imp.
Example Sentence: 7. IGNITE (VERB): burn
He nourished our relationship very well. Synonyms: flare up, inflame
2. STARVE (VERB): cease Antonyms: extinguish, put out
Synonyms: forgo, quit Example Sentence:
Antonyms: allow, continue He ignited a lamp.
Example Sentence: 8. FAR FLUNG (ADJECTIVE):
widespread
He starved the process.
Synonyms: remote, distant
3. ALIGHT (VERB): descend
Antonyms: nearby, close
Synonyms: disembark, perch
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: mount, incline
Visitors come from far-flung corners of
Example Sentence:
the world.
They alighted on the chairs.
9. PRIVILEGE (NOUN): advantage
4. NERVE (NOUN): daring
Synonyms: authority, license
Synonyms: courage, grit
Antonyms: disadvantage, loss
Example Sentence:
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He has a privilege to speak there.
She has a nerve to do it.
5. EMBARK (VERB): commence
10. FOSTER (VERB): promote
Synonyms: enter, launch
Synonyms: encourage, cherish
Synonyms: cease, end
Antonyms: cease, depress
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He embarked his journey.
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6. IMP (NOUN): brat equality.
Synonyms: elf, minx
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1. ENDEMIC (ADJECTIVE): local Antonyms: heated, hot
Synonyms: native, regional Example Sentence:
Antonyms: alien, foreign They share a frore relationship.
Example Sentence: 8. IMPERVIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
impenetrable
He is an endemic vendor.
Synonyms: invulnerable, impassable
2. GUTTURAL (ADJECTIVE): grating
Antonyms: affected, susceptible
Synonyms: growling, husky
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: thin, dulcet
I saw an impervious layer of basaltic clay.
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9. HALTER (NOUN): control
He has a guttural voice.
Synonyms: check, deterrent
3. HARROW (VERB): devastate
Antonyms: encouragement, liberation
Synonyms: sack, spoil
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: create, construct
She haltered her emotions.
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10. IDYLL (NOUN): pause
He harrowed the village.
Synonyms: lull, respite
4. IMBECILE (ADJECTIVE): stupid
Antonyms: continuation, beginning
Synonyms: idiotic, moronic
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: smart, brainy
She took an idyll and started speaking again.
Example Sentence:
Aneesh is such an imbecile boy.
5. IGNOBLE (ADJECTIVE): lowly
Synonyms: unworthy, despicable
Antonyms: dignified, honorable
Example Sentence:
She has ignoble feelings of intense jealous.
6. HIATUS (NOUN): pause
Synonyms: lacuna, space
Antonyms: closing, closure
Example Sentence:
We were given a hiatus.
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1. REMIT (VERB): send 7. CROTCHETY (ADJECTIVE): grumpy
Synonyms: dispatch, consign Synonyms: grouchy, cantankerous
Antonyms: hold, retain Antonyms: cheerful, nice
He remitted the very idea of letting her go. Don’t be crotchety on such trivial matters.
2. EBB (NOUN): regression 8. ABSTAIN (VERB): refrain
Synonyms: abatement, backflow Synonyms: shun, forgo
Antonyms: flow, growth Antonyms: accept, allow
She felt ebb in the pain. He abstains from alcohol.
3. FORMIDABLE (ADJECTIVE): horrible 9. PIDDLE (VERB): be idle
Synonyms: daunting, dire Synonyms: dillydally, laze
Antonyms: unimportant, trivial Antonyms: energize, be active
Don’t start piddling just get up and start
I had a formidable experience. work.
10. LEVEL HEADED (ADJECTIVE): calm
4. INFURIATE (VERB): irritate Synonyms: compose, cool headed
Synonyms: annoy, provoke Antonyms: fidgety, impulsive
Antonyms: calm, appease Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He became more level headed afterwards.
She infuriated them.
5. GALLOP (VERB): hurry
Synonyms: trot, rush
Synonyms: be slow, halt
Example Sentence:
He warned Jessica don't gallop through
your speech.
6. INCUR (VERB): acquire
Synonyms: arouse, obtain
Antonyms: miss, lose
Example Sentence:
I will pay any expenses incurred.
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Synonyms: filthy, soiled Synonyms: flimsy, floaty
Antonyms: clean, spotless Antonyms: opaque, thick
Don’t touch this paper with slovenly She was holding a gauzy stick.
hands. 8. BEGGARED
2. INVULNERABLE (ADJECTIVE): insolvent
(ADJECTIVE): invincible Synonyms: penniless, penurious
Synonyms: fortified, unyielding Antonyms: wealthy, affluent
Antonyms: breakable, destructible Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I witnessed many beggared families
They had the invulnerable fort built. there.
3. PONDER (VERB): think about 9. DOLOROUS
seriously (ADJECTIVE): miserable
Synonyms: consider, ponder Synonyms: calamitous, deplorable
Antonyms: neglect, reject Antonyms: cheery, happy
Raju ponder his image in the mirrors. Why are you living such a dolorous
4. CONSCIENTIOUS life?
(ADJECTIVE): punctilious 10. OFFBEAT
Synonyms: diligent, fastidious (ADJECTIVE): different
Antonyms: careless, dishonest Synonyms: extraordinary, unique
Example Sentence: Antonyms: normal, ordinary
The conscientious volunteers Example Sentence:
achieved success. He is a offbeat fellow.
5. GLEE (NOUN): extreme
happiness
Antonyms: sorrow, woe
Example Sentence:
His glee increased at the sight of the
little bird he had saved.
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Synonyms: deeply, seriously
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Example Sentence:
The security guard nodded gravely.
7. GAUZY
1. DOCTOR (VERB): Interfere Synonyms: undergird, hold up
Synonyms: meddle, tinker Antonyms: drop, undermine
Antonyms: assist, support Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I used an iron rod to bolster the
Do not doctor in between the process. climber.
2. QUIVER (NOUN): Shiver 7.FAMISHED (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: vibration, shaking Undernourished
Antonyms: stillness, calmness Synonyms: skinny, ill-fed
Example Sentence: Antonyms: healthy, well-nourished
The train caused quiver at the Example Sentence:
platform. I saw the famished population of
Sudan.
3. NIGGLING (ADJECTIVE):
Insignificant 8. TUMBLE (VERB): fall
Synonyms: dinky, worthless Synonyms: overturn, topple
Antonyms: important, worthwhile Antonyms: rise, ascend
She always engages herself in He tumbled down.
niggling tasks.
9.HEARTFELT (ADJECTIVE):
4. TRACE (NOUN): Hint Sincere
Synonyms: sign, glimmer Synonyms: genuine, unaffected
Antonyms: information, lot Antonyms: insincere, pretended
She gave me a trace of her working I pay my heartfelt regards to them.
profile.
10.SWERVE (VERB): Change
5. CONVOLUTED (ADJECTIVE): direction
Twisting Synonyms: deflect, diverge
Antonyms: straighten, go direct
Synonyms: winding, circuitous Example Sentence:
Antonyms: straight forward, She swerved the direction of the
untwisted conversation.
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6. BOLSTER (VERB): Support
1. BEFUDDLE (VERB): baffle Antonyms: beginner, trainee
Synonyms: puzzle, bewilder Example Sentence:
Antonyms: orient, balance Disha Patani is a stickler.
Example Sentence:
Max is befuddled about Riya’s question. 8. STUN (VERB): astonish
Synonyms: astound, surprise
2. HEARTRENDING (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: calm, compose
arousing Example Sentence:
Synonyms: stimulating, inspiring Michelle was stunned over his
Antonyms: boring, monotonous performance.
Example Sentence:
His act was heartrending. 9. COLD (ADJECTIVE): brutal
Synonyms: callous, barbarous
3. NARCOTIZE (VERB): anesthetize Antonyms: compassionate, gentle
Synonyms: deaden, desensitize Example Sentence:
Antonyms: enliven, revitalize Ashmit gave Stella a cold look.
Example Sentence:
The doctor prescribed a medicine that 10. ADAMANT (ADJECTIVE):
merely narcotizes the patient. unyielding
Synonyms: insistent, intransigent
4. STOOP (VERB): kowtow
Antonyms: flexible, irresolute
Synonyms: bow, kneel
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disrespect, disregard
Alisah is an adamant kid.
Example Sentence:
I stoop before the omnipotent God.
5. BOTCH (NOUN): err

Synonyms: mistake, flub
Antonyms: correct, fix
Example Sentence:
I admitted my botch.
6. EXULT (VERB): exclaim triumph

Synonyms: relish, crow
Antonyms: be sad, commiserate
Example Sentence:
I exulted over my younger brother’s
victory.
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1. UNWAVERING (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
resolute She is ornery by nature.
Synonyms: faithful, dedicated
Antonyms: disloyal, unreliable 7. OUTLAY (NOUN): expenses
Example Sentence: Synonyms: disbursement, expenditure
Antonyms: savings, income
Shayna was unwavering in her
Example Sentence:
opinions.
My net outlay is more than I earn.
2. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): curt
Synonyms: brusque, abrupt 8.VERBALIZATION (NOUN):
Antonyms: lengthy, long-winded discourse
Example Sentence: Synonyms: communication, discussion
My husband’s cryptic comment left me Antonyms: silence, quite
confused. Example Sentence:
The verbalization between them was
3. ACERBIC (ADJECTIVE): caustic very compendiary.
Synonyms: rancorous, bitter
Antonyms: kind, nice 9. ROTE (NOUN): routine of daily life
Example Sentence: Synonyms: course, habit
My mother-in-law tries to hide the fact Antonyms: disorder, dis organization
she does not like me by using acerbic Example Sentence:
comments. She has been in a rote after a long time.
4. SCALLOP (VERB): pucker 10. MUDDLED (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: scrunch, crumple disordered
Antonyms: flatten, smooth Synonyms: chaotic, disarrayed
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ordered, organized
Example Sentence:
The scallop fishery is becoming more
His improper steps landed him in
and more valuable.
muddled situation.
5. INTERLACE (VERB): braid
Synonyms: curl, enmesh
Antonyms: untwist, untangle
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6. ORNERY (ADJECTIVE): belligerent

Synonyms: cantankerous, contentious
1. COMPENDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): 6. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE):
abbreviated bashful
Synonyms: brief, concise Synonyms: demure, meek
Antonyms: unabridged, lengthened Antonyms: confident, brave
Example Sentence: Example sentence:
Standing over a stage the politician She has become a diffident person.
made a compendious remark.
7. PLASTER SAINT (NOUN):
2. DECOY (NOUN): fake
charlatan
Synonyms: chicane, pretence
Synonyms: imposter, trickster
Antonyms: reality, truth
Antonyms: adept, virtuoso
Example sentence:
Example sentence:
The FBI used an undercover decoy to
He turned out to be a plaster saint.
lure in the killer.
8. JAPE (NOUN): trick
3. TRANQUIL (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: bluff, deceive
peaceful
Antonyms: be honest, be upright
Synonyms: calm, pastoral
Example sentence:
Antonyms: agitated, aroused
Massacre was a jape used by the
Example sentence:
informer.
I want to lead a tranquil life.
9. SWINDLE (VERB): deceive
4. PERILOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: swindle, dupe
delinquent
Antonyms: help, protect
Synonyms: slack, dangerous
Example sentence:
Antonyms: careful, improved
Don’t try to swindle into your family.
Example sentence:
There was a perilous villa across the
10. BELLICOSE (ADJECTIVE):
road.
belligerent
Synonyms: contentious, inhospitable
5. THREADBARE (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: friendly, pleasant
banal
Example sentence:
Synonyms: corny, stale
Her bellicose nature has made her a
Antonyms: agree, concur
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1. DERIDE (VERB): scoff Antonyms: advance, go ahead
Synonyms: disdain, disparage Example Sentence:
Antonyms: admire, praise She is in the habit of temporizing
Example Sentence: things.
The famous actress derided the media.
7. SIZZLING
2. BETIDE (VERB): befall (ADJECTIVE): blazing
Synonyms: arise, ensue Synonyms: very hot, parched
Antonyms: cause, stop Antonyms: damp, wet
The phenomenon of a planet coming It was a sizzling weather in Dubai.
across the Earth betided at night.
8. UNFLINCHING
3. UNTOWARD (ADJECTIVE): resolute
(ADJECTIVE): troublesome Synonyms: courageous, fearless
Synonyms: perverse, disturbing Antonyms: fearful, timid
Antonyms: happy, suitable Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The behaviour of some doctors are Divya gave an unflinching nod to the
untoward. skydiving.
4. THRIVE (VERB): flourish 9. FERMENT (NOUN): uproar

Synonyms: bloom, boom Synonyms: agitation, commotion
Antonyms: cease, decrease Antonyms: calmness, agreement
A tiny plant thrive in a broad sunlight. If a non-guilty verdict is announced,
hopefully the decision will not
5. UNRELENTING ferment protests and riots.
(ADJECTIVE): persistent
Synonyms: tireless, unceasing 10. PRECIPITANCY
Antonyms: wavering, weary (NOUN): boldness
Example Sentence: Synonyms: effrontery, audacity
I was impressed with her unrelenting Antonyms: cowardice, humility
efforts to save life. Example Sentence:
I see precipitancy in his journalism.
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Synonyms: delay, stall
7. PRESUMPTION (NOUN):
1. CONCOCT (VERB): formulate speculation
Synonyms: create, contrive Synonyms: hunch, supposition
Antonyms: forget, neglect Antonyms: reality, fact
I concocted about company’s dream She was enraged at Mukul’s
project. presumption.
2. CAVALIER (ADJECTIVE): arrogant 8. IRASCIBLE (ADJECTIVE): choleric

Synonyms: condescending, curt Synonyms: peevish, quick-tempered
Antonyms: humble, reticent Antonyms: calm, patient
Anshul is a cavalier leader. He is an irascible man.
3. CAP (VERB): come to a climax 9. MATE (NOUN): associate

Synonyms: conclude, terminate Synonyms: companion, concomitant
Antonyms: begin, commence Antonyms: opponent, antagonist
The day will cap with a presentation to Anil is my mate in a college.
members of Parliament.
10. GIST (NOUN): bottom line
4. THWART (VERB): defeat Synonyms: core, essence
Synonyms: outwit, conquer Antonyms: exteriority, be nothingness
Antonyms: abet, assist Example sentence:
Example sentence: This has a gist in it.
The vice president thwarted that strategy.
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6. RAPACITY (NOUN): voracity

Synonyms: avidity, craving
Antonyms: distaste, apathy
Example sentence:
The rapacity of landowners seeking
greater profit from their property.
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1. ALLAY (VERB): assuage Recent agitation of people against the
Synonyms: placate, pacify recent movie was contempt of court.
Antonyms: aggravate, agitate
Example Sentence: 7. CONSTERNATION
Government is taking proper steps to (NOUN): disappointment
allay the anger of the mob. Synonyms: apprehension, dismay
Antonyms: tranquil, peace
2. AVERSE (NOUN): animosity Example Sentence:
Synonyms: apathy, dislike The Ministry has given assurance of
Antonyms: liking, affection economic growth but consternation is
Example Sentence: growing among people.
They have a great aversion to dowry.
8. CALUMNY (NOUN): defamation
3. ALACRITY (NOUN): liveliness Synonyms: slander, lie
Synonyms: briskness, promptness Antonyms: commendation, praise
Antonyms: apathy, lethargy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: It was a big plan of calumny against
Ram’s orders were obeyed but not his revered personality.
with alacrity.
9. EXULT (VERB): rejoice
4. DING (VERB): to scold mildly Synonyms: triumph, jubilate
Synonyms: reprove, counsel Antonyms: grieve, bemoan
Antonyms: applaud, praise Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The Indian cricket team was exulting
Teacher dinged Rahul for his silly its recent win.
mistakes in the examination.
10. ENDOWMENT (NOUN): large
5. ADHERE (VERB): to follow gift
Synonyms: support, align Synonyms: benefit, bequest
Antonyms: disobey, ignore Antonyms: debt, loss
We should adhere to traffic rules. There is no endowment of health
policies by the government.
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Antonyms: confident, fancy
1. ENCROCH (VERB): violate Example sentence:
Garima is a mousy person.
Synonyms: intrude, infringe
Antonyms: keep off, ignore 7. IMPAIRED
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): marred
The Chinese army continues Synonyms: faulty, flawed
to encroach on Indian territory. Antonyms: perfect, unbroken
Example Sentence:
2. EMBEZZLE (VERB): misuse She has an impaired vision.
Synonyms: forge, swindle
Antonyms: reimburse, compensate
8. EARNEST (ADJECTIVE): sincere
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: fervent, passionate
He was caught embezzling money from
Antonyms: frivolous, silly
his client.
Example Sentence:
His earnest approach made him
3. TRANQUIL (ADJECTIVE): peaceful
winner.
9. FLEECE (VERB): con
Example sentence:
Synonyms: defraud, dupe
She wants to lead a tranquil life.
Antonyms: help, be honest
Example sentence:
4. ELOQUENCE (NOUN): fervor
The story of the fleece was as follows.
Synonyms: diction, fluency
Antonyms: incompetence,
inarticulateness
Example Sentence: 10. UNCONSCIONABLE
His eloquence is made him hero among (ADJECTIVE): immoral
all the aspirants. Synonyms: uncivilized, unethical
Antonyms: cultured, civilized
5. FRAIL (ADJECTIVE): weak Example Sentence:
Synonyms: breakable, feeble The judge deemed the torture and
Antonyms: hearty, strong killings of innocent people to be
Example sentence: unconscionable.
He has become so frail that he can’t
stand properly.
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Synonyms: drab, shy
1. QUAVER (VERB): hesitate Example sentence:
Synonyms: flounder, waver Poor performance in exam was
Antonyms: endure, stable hideous incidence for him.
Example Sentence:
He never quavered in giving a quick 7. INTRIGUE (NOUN): manipulation
response. Synonyms: conspiracy, counterplot
Antonyms: bluntness, honesty
2. FALLACY (NOUN): deception
Example sentence:
Synonyms: illusion, heresy
They intrigued a plan to defame him.
Antonyms: truthfulness, accuracy
Example sentence:
8. SLY (ADJECTIVE): deft
Sometimes well planned marketing
strategies are made under fallacy. Synonyms: proficient, skilled
Antonyms: immature, incompetent
3. FACILE (ADJECTIVE): skilful Example sentence:
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit Sachin Tendulkar is a sly player.
Antonyms: clumsy, arduous
Example sentence: 9. GOAD (VERB): instigate
Perfection in any task is result of Synonyms: provoke, arouse
facile approach. Antonyms: deter, discourage
Example sentence:
4. GLUT (NOUN): oversupply As a teacher, he was constantly
Synonyms: surplus, plenitude looking for positive ways to goad her
Antonyms: scarcity, paucity students into reading more.
Example sentence:
There is a glut of cars on the market. 10. BLASÉ (ADJECTIVE): tired
Synonyms: exhausted, fatigued
5. HOTFOOT (VERB): hurry Antonyms: refreshed, revived
Synonyms: haste, prompt Example sentence:
Antonyms: lull, idle Continuous work makes him blasé.
Example sentence:
He rushed hotfoot to the planning
office to object.
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6. HORRENDOUS (ADJECTIVE):
shocking
Synonyms: frightful, abominable
Antonyms: alluring, fascinating
Antonyms: hatred, dislike
1. PERMEATE (VERB): spread Example sentence:
throughout The fetish is essentially a mascot or
Synonyms: imbue, infuse object carried for luck.
Antonyms: dehydrate, dry
7. BURLESQUE (ADJECTIVE):
Example sentence:
farcical
The light will permeate through the
Synonyms: ironical, satirical
curtain when the sun rises.
Antonyms: realistic, genuine
Example sentence:
2. RUFFIAN (NOUN): bully
The day had arrived with more bumps
Synonyms: goon, delinquent
and grinds than a burlesque matron.
Antonyms: whiz, prodigy
Example sentence:
8. ENSHROUD (VERB): cover
When police catch the ruffian, they'll
Synonyms: conceal, mask
make sure he’s prosecuted for assaulting
Antonyms: disclose, reveal
the old woman.
Example sentence:
Rain and snow are copious, and dense
3. INELUCTABLE (ADJECTIVE):
fogs enshroud the coast in summer.
unavoidable
Synonyms: inescapable, inevitable
9. DESICCATE (VERB): dehydrate
Antonyms: avertible, preventable
Synonyms: wither, evaporate
Example sentence:
Antonyms: dampen, soak
He has the irritating habit of arguing his
Example sentence:
opinions with ineluctable facts.
The high temperature desiccated the
ponds and rivers of villages.
4. ZEALOT (NOUN): enthusiast
Synonyms: fanatic, diehard
10. CHOLER (NOUN): wrath
Antonyms: conservative, moderate
Synonyms: anger, bile
Example sentence:
Antonyms: euphoria, glee
The religious zealot was willing to break
Example sentence:
the law to follow his prophet’s orders.
I felt quite amused at his unwarranted
choler.
5. IMPIOUS (ADJECTIVE): not
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6. FETISH (NOUN): obsession

Synonyms: predilection, mania
1. THRENODY (NOUN): a song of Synonyms: recurrence, reiteration
lamentation Antonyms: smooth, delicate
Synonyms: dirge, elegy Example sentence:
Antonyms: carouse, celebration I heard loud voices and a
Example Sentence: ringing staccato of dialogues.
The "threnody" on the death of his
first-born boy, was a penetrating truth.
7. UNGUENT (NOUN): salve
Synonyms: balm, lotion
2. TROJAN (ADJECTIVE): brave
Antonyms: irritant, aggravation
Synonyms: tenacious, audacious
Example sentence:
Antonyms: cowardly, meek
He used a unguent for his headache.
Example sentence:
The slaying of Prince by the
8. FELICITOUSNESS (NOUN):
trojan hero Hecto roused Achilles.
aptness
Synonyms: suitability, appositeness
3. TRUMPERY (NOUN): deception
Antonyms: goof, incongruity
Synonyms: malarkey, falsehood
Example sentence:
Antonyms: truth, reality
Felicitousness of this new product is to
Example sentence:
be decided.
He is involved in the trumpery.
9. DOURNESS (NOUN): austerity
4. UKASE (NOUN): a legal order
Synonyms: slimplicity, bareness
Synonyms: mandate, proclamation
Antonyms: calmness, meekness
Antonyms:lawlessness,disorganisatio
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He is loved for his dourness.
Example sentence:
A recent ukase was passed by the
10. PILLAGE (VERB): plunder
government.
Synonyms: desecrate, pilfer
Antonyms: construct, guard
5. REDACT (VERB): edit
Example sentence:
Synonyms: adapt, rearrange
A war of fire and pillage began, in
Antonyms: disperse, disarrange
which he and his son Louis burned.
Example sentence:
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6. STACCATO (NOUN): repetition
1. LITIGATION (NOUN): legal action
Synonyms: lawsuit, prosecution 7. SOBER (ADJECTIVE): serious
Antonyms: failure, neglect Synonyms: calm, sedate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: agitated, excitable
We found the settlement of the litigation. Example Sentence:
One of the sobering facts has been on the
2. THWART (VERB): oppose a plan rural sector.
successfully
Synonyms: obstruct, counter 8. VERITABLE (ADJECTIVE): real
Antonyms: assist, facilitate Synonyms: genuine, actual
Example Sentence: Antonyms: fake, unreal
The scale aspirations are being thwarted by Example Sentence:
restrictive labour laws. This year’s survey doesn’t disappoint in
being a veritable feast.
3. SUBSTANTIATE (VERB): proof,
justify 9. PARTISAN (NOUN): supporter
synonyms: confirm, corroborate Synonyms: unjust, partial
Antonyms: contradict, discredit Antonyms: fair, unbiased
This new fact is not substantiated with the It may have a partisan outlook.
latest data.
10. MORPH (VERB): change smoothly

4. INANE (ADJECTIVE): silly, foolish
Synonyms: absurd, asinine Synonyms: alter, transform
Antonyms: intelligent, smart Antonyms: maintain, stagnate
Some of the statements are inane. The survey has morphed into a sourcebook
for policy analysis.
5. POTENT (ADJECTIVE): powerful,
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Example Sentence:
Last year, the survey introduced the potent
combination.
6. PREAMBLE (NOUN): introduction

Synonyms: preface, prelude
Antonyms: epilogue, conclusion
Example Sentence:
The preamble of the international health
organisation summarizes the purpose.
1. IMPROPRIETY (NOUN): misconduct, Options are always available to avoid the
dishonesty ignominy of the process.
Synonyms: indecency, rudeness
7. IMPEACHMENT (NOUN):
Antonyms: correction, propriety
a charge of misconduct
Example Sentence: Synonyms: allegation, denunciation
The court committed judicial impropriety.
Antonyms: approval, flattery
2. WARRANT (VERB): official affirm or Example Sentence:
The word impeachment is used in Article 61.
guarantee
Synonyms: justify, vindicate
8. PLOT (NOUN): conspiracy
Antonyms: charge, disprove
Example Sentence: Synonyms: scam, trick
Serious concerns are required to warrant his Antonyms: ignorance, innocence
removal. Example Sentence:
There was a plot to influence public servants.
3. APEX (NOUN): the top or highest part
of something 9. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): a fierce or
Synonyms: culmination, pinnacle destructive attack
Antonyms: bottom, base Synonyms: offensive, assault
Example Sentence: Antonyms: retreat, defense
He violated an order from the apex court. Example Sentence:
There was an onslaught on the shops.
4. DEVIATE (VERB): depart from usual
standards 10. CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: deflect, depart unmanageable
Antonyms: agree, stay Synonyms: awkward, tiresome
Example Sentence: Antonyms: convenient, airy
The employee has deviated from the work.
Example Sentence:
5. TENDER (VERB): to offer, present The process of removing a judge is really
formally cumbersome.
Synonyms: supple, delicate
Antonyms: unbreakable, callous
Example Sentence:
He has not tendered his resignation.
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Synonyms: meanness, disgrace
Antonyms: praise, admiration
Example Sentence:
1. FREAK (NOUN): aberration 7. INESTIMABLE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: anomaly, oddity priceless
Antonyms: conformity, normality Synonyms: invaluable, precious
Example Sentence: Antonyms: cheap, idolized
The teacher says the accident was a total Example Sentence:
freak. I will continue to see the therapist because
her stress management tips have proven
2. GRATUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): free inestimable to me.
Synonyms: charge-less, costless
Antonyms: costly, expensive 8. HOODWINK (VERB): deceive
Example Sentence: Synonyms: mislead, swindle
The homeless shelter provides food Antonyms: help, offer
gratuitous for needy individuals. Example Sentence:
After the hurricane, many dishonest
3. SLING (VERB): throw individuals tried to hoodwink generous
Synonyms: hoist, hurl people into donating to fake charities.
Antonyms: receive, keep
Example Sentence: 9. UNCANNY (ADJECTIVE): strange
When I tried to do it with the sling on, I lost Synonyms: weird, odd
my balance. Antonyms: conventional, normal
Example Sentence:
4. VEHEMENCE (NOUN): intensity Seeing her uncanny behaviour, she was
Synonyms: fervor, frenzy surprised.
Antonyms: peace, peacefulness
Example Sentence: 10. VISTA (NOUN): glimpse
The vehemence of his temper was controlled Synonyms: look, sight
by an affectionate disposition.
Antonyms: blindness, darkness
5. PENANCE (NOUN): repentance Example Sentence:
Synonyms: retribution, penitence Sweeping lawns and landscaped vistas were
seen on the way.
Antonyms: happiness, joy
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6. CURT (ADJECTIVE): succinct

Synonyms: brusque, concise
Antonyms: lengthy, long winded
Example Sentence:
She made a curt statement in the meeting.
1. OBSOLETE (ADJECTIVE): outdated 7. ENVISAGE (VERB): predict
Synonyms: antiquated, ancient Synonyms: confront, consider
Antonyms: current, modern Antonyms: disregard, ignore
India-US civil nuclear agreement is obsolete. India remained steadfast to a deal envisaged
a decade ago under very different
2. REVIVE (VERB): restore to life or circumstances.
consciousness
Synonyms: renovate, recover 8. DILUTE (VERB): make weaker in
Antonyms: damage, depress force
Example Sentence: Synonyms: alter, reduce
Westinghouse team’s visit revives hopes for Antonyms: develop, expand
kovvada plant. Example Sentence:
These actions dilute the liability.
3. CONCRETE (ADJECTIVE): solid
Synonyms: material, objective 9. LUCRE (NOUN): money earned in a
Antonyms: general, indefinite dishonourable way
Example Sentence: Synonyms: revenue, capital
There is no sign of any concrete contract. Antonyms: debt, losses
Example Sentence:
4. PROLIFERATION (NOUN): growth The promise of nuclear dollars have dimmed
Synonyms: propagation, generation in comparison to the lucre of fossil fuels in
Antonyms: discourtesy, crudeness America.
Example Sentence:
The U.S. had considerably shifted its stand 10. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE):
on non-proliferation to give India. originating in a particular place
Synonyms: domestic, endemic
5. SHELVE (VERB): stay
Synonyms: suspend, drop Antonyms: alien, foreign
Antonyms: continue, advance Example Sentence:
This act makes a push for indigenous energy
Example Sentence: plant.
These plans were shelved after the Obama-
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Synonyms: cudgel, wand
Antonyms: whole, full
Example Sentence:
The organisation carried the baton to
actualise the nuclear deal.
1. STRINGENT (ADJECTIVE): strict 7. SOLITUDE (NOUN) : aloneness
Synonyms: demanding, draconian Synonyms: isolation, seclusion
Antonyms: amenable, facile Antonyms: togetherness, companionship
Area safety requirements have become more A bit of solitude is often all you need to clear
stringent. your head and rethink your approach.
2. STARE (VERB): look fixedly 8. ABRADE (VERB): scrape

Synonyms: glare, focus Synonyms: itch, efface
Antonyms: ignore, neglect Antonyms: imprint, implant
These people have been staring me for a long The rough rock had abraded her skin
time.
9. ORDAIN (VERB): order by officials
3. FRAGMENT (VERB): break Synonyms: impose, proclaim
synonyms: chunk, portion Antonyms: abolish, violate
Antonyms: entirely, whole Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Aman knew that the committee will never
These are challenging goals, given the ordain him as a member because of his
fragmented nature of India’s health system. blackened past.
4. PROCURE (VERB): obtain

10. VOUCH (VERB): approve
Synonyms: induce, promote
Synonyms: endorse, consent
Antonyms: fail, hinder
Example Sentence: Antonyms: prohibit, repudiate
Free essential medicines should be procured Example Sentence:
through a centralised agency. As I'm passing on the information, I vouch
for its accuracy.
5. INFLATE (VERB): increase by a large
amount
Synonyms: boost, raise
Antonyms: diminish, decrease
Example Sentence:
Some hospitals resort to unnecessary
treatment to inflate claims.
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Synonyms: lighten, assuage
Antonyms: heighten, agitate
Example Sentence:
A good teacher works hard to allay the
concerns of all the students in his class.
1. OPAQUE (ADJECTIVE): non- 7. PREROGATIVE (NOUN): right
transparent Synonyms: immunity, advantage
Synonyms: murky, hazy Antonyms: duty, obligation
Antonyms: bright, clear Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He is the person who has the prerogative to
The country cannot be so opaque to history instruct everyone.
as to say no sale.
8. CONFER (VERB): consult
2. HEREAFTER (ADVERB): from now on Synonyms: huddle, negotiate
Synonyms: hence, eventually Antonyms: refuse, dishonour
Antonyms: incompletely, moderately Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: This community has conferred on a
These people will hereafter be allowed to particular brief.
enter our territory.
9. VOUCHSAFE (VERB): grant something
3. REFUGEE (NOUN): displaced person to someone in a gracious manner
synonyms: emigrant, exile Synonyms: award, bestow
Antonyms: citizen, native Antonyms: reject, veto
Middle East is shutting down the door for the He wondered whether the government would
refugees. vouchsafe him.
4. LENIENCY (NOUN): mercy 10. TENET (NOUN): principle

Synonyms: tolerance, charity
Synonyms: credo, assumption
Antonyms: cruelty, meanness
Antonyms: reality, unbelief
Example Sentence:
This is not the matter in which we can show Example Sentence:
leniency. Our texts, tenets and traditions mark a
departure from modern experience.
5. DISTIL (VERB): extract the essential
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Antonyms: ambiguous, imprecise
Example Sentence:
Many positions can be distilled from such
observations.
6. DICTUM (NOUN): saying

Synonyms: precept, adage
Antonyms: ignorance, doubt
Example Sentence:
Sanskrit dictum suggests about this situation.
1. GENOCIDE (NOUN): the deliberate The result has falsified all sinister
killing of a large group of people forebodings.
Synonyms: massacre, slaughter
7. COURT (VERB): pay special attention
Antonyms: birth, creation
Example Sentence: Synonyms: chase, pursue
People were seeking shelter in India from Antonyms: escape, retreat
genocide in East Pakistan. Example Sentence:
Courting the rankings is also very necessary.
2. DISSIDENT (NOUN): protester
Synonyms: discordant, sectarian 8. EUPHORIA (NOUN): delight
Antonyms: agreeing, conforming Synonyms: elation, glee
Example Sentence: Antonyms: depression, sorrow
Afghan refugees have never been given Example Sentence:
space in India nor should Baloch political The euphoria over reports of India is
dissident. dampened now.
3. NAIVE (ADJECTIVE): showing a lack 9. DISMAL (ADJECTIVE): gloomy

of experience Synonyms: ghastly, murky
Synonyms: artless, callow Antonyms: clear, luminous
Antonyms: aware, experienced Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There is acknowledgment of our dismal
These all the boys are completely naïve. performance.
4. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): extremely serious 10. FRONTIER (NOUN): border

Synonyms: acute, critical Synonyms: bound, limit
Antonyms: calm, mild
Antonyms: inside, interior
Example Sentence:
They are facing dire prospect of
Example Sentence:
victimisation want of sanctuary. The distance to frontier ranking score is
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5. SNEAKING (ADJECTIVE): secret
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Example Sentence:
Now I know why you came sneaking out
here.
6. SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): inauspicious

Synonyms: evil, ominous
Antonyms: auspicious, lucky
Example Sentence:
1. HEARTFELT (ADJECTIVE): sincere He balked at such a drastic solution.
Synonyms: genuine, unaffected
Antonyms: insincere, pretended 7. CASTIGATE (VERB): berate
Example Sentence: Synonyms: chastise, criticize
I pay my heartfelt regards to them. Antonyms: praise, laud
Example Sentence:
2. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm She was castigated by the teacher.
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent 8. BOOR (NOUN): clod
Example Sentence: Synonyms: barbarian, brute
Afghan refugees have never been given Antonyms: charmer, enthusiast
space in India nor should Baloch political Example Sentence:
dissident. Why do act as a boor?
3. ABSOLVE (VERB): To forgive; to free 9. PORTLINESS (NOUN): overweight

from guilt Synonyms: adiposity, corpulence
Synonyms: exculpate, pardon Antonyms: slimness, thinness
Antonyms: accuse, blame Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: They adopt surgical procedures for
Marta felt greatly relieved after her mother portliness.
absolved her for breaking the vase.
4. BUFFOONERY (NOUN): Foolish 10. REVELRY (NOUN): merrymaking

behavior Synonyms: debauchery, carousal
Synonyms: jocularity, clowning Antonyms: sadness, mourning
Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Siddhartha is involved in revelry these days.
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5. GARISH (ADJECTIVE): Offensively
bright
Antonyms: plain, simple
Example Sentence:
The garish wallpaper offended Jerome, who
preferred subtle colors.
6. BALK (VERB): hesitate

Synonyms: resist, shirk
Antonyms: accept, face
Example Sentence:
1. MUDDLE (NOUN): disorganised state of 7. INTENSIVE (ADJECTIVE): vigorous
collection Synonyms: accelerated, demanding
Synonyms: dilemma, ataxia Antonyms: superficial, surface
Antonyms: clarity, arrangement Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The country has stolen a march on India in
The manufacturing muddle is need to be labour- intensive manufacturing exports.
shifted now.
8. SURPLUS (NOUN): overabundance
2. REINFORCE (VERB): strengthen Synonyms: excess, spare
Synonyms: bolster, buttress Antonyms: lacking, wanting
Antonyms: decrease, diminish Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: It has created surplus labour in rural work.
The Budget reinforced the correction of IDS.
9. FILLIP (NOUN): stimulation
3. DECIMATE (VERB): destroy Synonyms: boost, charge
Synonyms: annihilate, exterminate Antonyms: hindrance, deterrent
Antonyms: bear, create Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: These sectors could get a fillip due to raised
The sudden onslaught of lower priced customs duties.
imports decimated many domestic markets.
4. SWAMP (VERB): overwhelm 10. PRECIPITOUS (ADJECTIVE):

dangerously high
Synonyms: bog, morass
Antonyms: surrender, loss Synonyms: abrupt, craggy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: flat, gradual
Chinese imports have swamped India’s small Example Sentence:
enterprises. Reduction of tariffs was precipitous enough.
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Antonyms: fight, refuse
Example Sentence:
They have ceded ground for their teachers.
6. ERODE (VERB): gradually destroy

Synonyms: corrode, gnaw
Antonyms: ignore, neglect
Example Sentence:
The GST has begun to erode the advantages.
1. FORTUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): 7. PATENT (NOUN): copyright
happening by chance Synonyms: limited, manifest
Synonyms: random, fortunate Antonyms: hidden, obscured
Antonyms: deliberate, intentional Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There is a need of patent for our products.
The decrease in unemployment is not a
fortuitous result. 8. SURPASS (VERB): exceed
Synonyms: outpace, overstep
2. COHORT (NOUN): a unit
Antonyms: lose, fail
Synonyms: companion, comrade
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: enemy, foe Their support can surpass any limit.
Example Sentence:
The country withdrew all his troops except 9. DERIVATIVE (NOUN): something
one cohort.
which is based on another source
Synonyms: cognate, secondary
3. RETROGRESSIVE (ADJECTIVE):
passing from higher to lower Antonyms: important, inventive
Synonyms: behind, astern Example Sentence:
It is only in derivative words that this
Antonyms: front, paid
vagueness is avoided.
Example Sentence:
This is now a retrogressive policy.
10. REGIMEN (NOUN): a prescribed
4. PRECIPITOUSLY (ADVERB): done course of medical treatment
without careful consideration Synonyms: control, menu
Synonyms: boldly, carelessly Antonyms: chaos, freedom
Antonyms: cautiously, fearfully Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: You should consider the regimen consulted
The depressed areas contain the long, to you.
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Synonyms: precipitate, arduous
Antonyms: indefinite, uncertain
Example Sentence:
All seemed to be clinging to the sheer walls.
6. PREVAIL (VERB): prove more powerful

Synonyms: abound, reign
Antonyms: forfeit, surrender
Example Sentence:
Which of these two laws will prevail?
1. PALTRY (NOUN): small or meager Have you forgotten the dialogue?
Synonyms: paucity, insufficiency
Antonyms: abundance, enough 7. NAP (NOUN): short sleep
Example Sentence: Synonyms: catnap, doze
Although I paid a great deal for the gourmet Antonyms: unconsciousness, death
meal, I only received a paltry amount of food Example Sentence:
on my plate. We need to keep taking naps because we
have to retain our energy.
2. SARTORIAL (ADJECTIVE): pertaining
to tailors 8. RESHUFFLE (VERB): reorganize
Synonyms: stylish, elegant Synonyms: reorient, rejuvenate
Antonyms: frumpy, dumpy Antonyms: damage, raze
Today, the sartorial movement is starting to We are going to reshuffle the top
make a comeback. management of the company.
3. VALOR (NOUN): bravery 9. BEREFT (VERB): to take away

Synonyms: heroism, prowess Synonyms: deplete, bereaved
Antonyms: cowardice, meekness Antonyms: replete, furbished
His valor is well known by everyone of us They will bereft you of your family. Hence,
and we have no doubt on it. beware of them.
4. DILIGENT (ADJECTIVE): hard-

working
10. GIBE (NOUN): ridicule
Synonyms: persevering, earnest Synonyms: jab, sarcasm
Antonyms: weary, ignorant Antonyms: compliment, commendation
We need to be diligent regarding our tasks We must avoid gibes at our friends and other
for becoming successful in life. relatives.
5. INDOLENT (ADJECTIVE): lazy

Synonyms: drony, lethargic
Antonyms: diligent, industrious
Example Sentence:
They are extremely indolent, they need to
improve a lot.
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Synonyms: parley, colloquy
Antonyms: soliloquy, monologue
Example Sentence:
1. CADGE (VERB): beg 7. SPIRAL (ADJECTIVE): twisted
Synonyms: scrounge, sponge Synonyms: circling, coiled
Antonyms: donate, give Antonyms: unwinding, straight
She asked me to cadge help in the hour of He lives in a spiral building.
need.
8. ETHNIC (ADJECTIVE): traditional
2. CONVOKE (VERB): to cause to Synonyms: indigenous, native
assemble in a meeting
Antonyms: alien, foreign
Synonyms: gather, muster
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: scatter, disperse I like the ethnic prints on the kurta.
Example Sentence:
The committee was assured that they 9. DISORIENT (VERB): baffle
intended to convoke the electors.
Synonyms: puzzle, bewilder
3. RESPITE (NOUN): pause Antonyms: orient, balance
Synonyms: breather, downtime Example Sentence:
Students become pretty much disoriented
Antonyms: advance, continuation
when they are asked career related questions.
Example Sentence:
She gave a sudden respite amid the
conversation. 10. ADO (NOUN): fuss
Synonyms: confusion, stir
4. PARRY (VERB): avoid Antonyms: calm, peace
Synonyms: deflect, evade Example Sentence:
Antonyms: encounter, encounter These guests are making ado at my place.
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5. BARRAGE (NOUN): assault
Synonyms: blast, attack
Antonyms: defence, shield
Example Sentence:
When she was experiencing the barrage the
royal Prince came like a knight in shining
armour.
6. BAIT (VERB): entice

Synonyms: tempt, seduce
Antonyms: repel, repulse
Example Sentence:
She knows the ropes how to bait him.
1. INSTANCE (NOUN): example 7. EXPECTANT (ADJECTIVE): eager
Synonyms: occurrence, precedent Synonyms: excited, anxious
Antonyms: denial, refusal Antonyms: disinterested, unenthusiastic
For instance, you may ask for mobile Expectant crowds arrived early.
phones.
8. UNLETTERED (ADJECTIVE):
2. APATHY (NOUN): lack of interest poorly educated
Synonyms: lethargy, indifference Synonyms: benighted, uncultivated
Antonyms: interest, concern Antonyms: brilliant, distinct
There was apathy on the part of project in He is an unlettered boy.
the meeting.
9. ROCOCO (ADJECTIVE ): florid
3. MORTALITY (NOUN): the state of Synonyms: ornate, gilt
being subject to death
synonyms: fatality, carnage Antonyms: plain, undecorated
Antonyms: birth, life Example Sentence:
It was a rococo flower-vase.
Example Sentence:
A mortality rate is the number of deaths.
10. LAMBASTE (verb): punish, beat
4. REMEDIAL (ADJECTIVE): intended Synonyms: assail, berate
as a cure Antonyms: compliment, praise
Synonyms: corrective, curative Example Sentence:
Antonyms: harmful, hurtful The government was severely lambasted by
Example Sentence: the opposition.
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5. MEAGRE (ADJECTIVE): inadequate
Synonyms: scanty, limited
Antonyms: adequate, enough
Example Sentence:
He can’t buy this article because he earns
meagre salary.
6. DISSUADE (VERB): take out of

Synonyms: deter, divert
Example Sentence:
The man was about to attempt to dissuade
her.
1. WAFT (VERB): carry 7. PODGY (ADJECTIVE): slightly fat
Synonyms: drift, convey Synonyms: chunky, flabby
Antonyms: hold, keep Antonyms: lean, skinny
They waft the information. When I stopped jogging, I became podgy.
2. BURGESS (NOUN): civilian 8. YORE (NOUN): time gone by

Synonyms: inhabitant, resident Synonyms: history, antiquity
Antonyms: alien, foreigner Antonyms: future, present
He is a nice burgess. In the days of yore, the Internet did not exist.
3. RECIDIVATE (VERB): become void 9. HAPLESS (ADJECTIVE ): unfortunate

Synonyms: degenerate, relapse Synonyms: unlucky, hard-luck
Antonyms: improve, increase Antonyms: blessed, favored
The convictions for those over sixty are The hapless victims of tragedy were
unlikely to recidivate. sanctioned compensation by the
Government.
4. VITUPERATIVE (ADJECTIVE):
abusive
10. PENCHANT (NOUN): strong
Synonyms: defamatory, derisive inclination
Antonyms: polite, respectful Synonyms: affection, affinity
Example Sentence:
The critic’s vituperative review was
Antonyms: averseness, aversion
needlessly harsh. Example Sentence:
He had strong penchant for playing cricket.
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Example Sentence:
Siddhartha will contrive before acting on the
instructions given by the Chief Officer.
6. COGWHEEL (NOUN): main part of

device
Synonyms: pinion, prong
Antonyms: accessories, prop
Example Sentence:
The cogwheel of the truck must be restored
for repairing it.
1. COUNTERPART (NOUN): equivalent Example Sentence:
Synonyms: peer, fellow The ministry report has calculated a
Antonyms: different, dissimilar cumulative loss forest in Mizoram.
Example Sentence:
7. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE):
The Ramallah visit has come just weeks after
his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, Originating or occurring naturally in a
particular place.
visited India
Synonyms: aboriginal, domestic
2. SOVEREIGN (NOUN): a ruler Antonyms: alien, exotic
Synonyms: monarch, potentate Example Sentence:
These lands provide the opportunity to bring
Antonyms: dependence, heteronomy back diverse and indigenous tree.
Example Sentence:
We hope that Palestine soon becomes a
sovereign and independent country in a
8. ABSURDITY (NOUN): being
peaceful atmosphere. ridiculous
3. ORIENTATION (NOUN): a person’s Antonyms: wisdom, seriousness
basic attitude Example Sentence:
Synonyms: assimilation, direction Farm incomes are unattractive for a variety
Antonyms: dis-orientation, mix-up of reasons; the absurdity of policies features
Example Sentence: among them.
It stood to the east of the latter, and had a
different orientation. 9. WITHER (VERB): decline
Synonyms: shrink, languish
4. EQUATE (VERB): consider to be the Antonyms: develop, enlarge
same Example Sentence:
Synonyms: compare, liken Intellectuals are withering and self-claimed
Antonyms: differentiate, discern foolish masters are ruling the world.
Example Sentence:
The system cannot be equated with those of 10. GLARING (ADJECTIVE): bright
an undisturbed assemblage.
Synonyms: blazing, gaudy
5. ENDOW (VERB): provide with a quality Antonyms: bleak, concealed
Synonyms: bless, favour Example Sentence:
Antonyms: deplete, strip We can be blinded by the glaring light of the
nuclear blast.
Example Sentence:
India is endowed with 16 major forest types.
6. CUMULATIVE (ADJECTIVE): Write us-

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Synonyms: accretive, additive
Antonyms: decrescent, regressive
1. NETTLE (VERB): provoke 7. CONTRAVENE (VERB):
Synonyms: annoy, chafe contradict
Antonyms: appease, soothe Synonyms: defy, negate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: endorse, ratify
What happened was the result of Shashi’s Example Sentence:
anger so now stop nettling her. Why do you always contravene with me?
2. BROOK (VERB): endure 8. ERUDITE (ADJECTIVE): well

Synonyms: countenance, tolerate educated
Antonyms: dodge, shun Synonyms: literate, knowledgeable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ignorant, uneducated
I can’t brook you anymore now. Example Sentence:
Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar was an erudite
3. OSTENTATIOUS (ADJECTIVE): person.
showy
Synonyms: gaudy, jaunty 9. CHIDE (VERB): scold
Antonyms: plain, modest Synonyms: rebuke, reprimand
Example Sentence: Antonyms: praise, applaud
Their style of living is very ostentatious. Example Sentence:
She was chided for coming late to the
4. JEJUNE (ADJECTIVE): boring meeting.
Synonyms: dull, uninteresting
Antonyms: interesting, exciting 10. CONTINGENCY (NOUN): emergency
Example Sentence: Synonyms: exigency, probability
Vishnu is very jejune by nature.
Antonyms: improbability, advantage
5. ACQUAINT (VERB): familiarize Example Sentence:
Synonyms: apprise, accustom I need to provide for all possible
contingencies.
Antonyms: delude, conceal
Example Sentence:
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6. AVER (VERB): claim
Synonyms: assert, declare
Antonyms: deny, disclaim
Example Sentence:
Shipra averred that she had never seen the
girl before.
1. LAGGARD (NOUN): idler 7. ABASEMENT (NOUN):
Synonyms: straggler, lingerer A low or downcast state
Antonyms: winner, hard worker Synonyms: abjection, humiliation
Example Sentence: Antonyms: praising, commendable
Ankit was always the laggard who finished Example Sentence:
in last place. Every disaster brought my brother into an
attitude of abasement.
2. ACQUIESCE (VERB): accede
Synonyms: conform, comply 8. DELINEATE (VERB): verb
Antonyms: deny, resist Synonyms: define, depict
Example Sentence: Antonyms: distort, confuse
I would rather acquiesce to my younger Example Sentence:
brother’s wish. It is very difficult to delineate this chapter in
few words
3. FLACCID (ADJECTIVE): nerveless
Synonyms: enfeebled, debilitated 9. BLEARY (ADJECTIVE): blurred
Antonyms: taut, firm Synonyms: dim, dull
Example Sentence: Antonyms: bright, clear
The patient’s condition is appearing as Example Sentence:
flaccid as at first. I don’t like the bleary atmosphere.
4. ABORTIVE (ADJECTIVE): vain 10. DECIMATE (VERB): annihilate

Synonyms: useless, fruitless
Synonyms: exterminate, obliterate
Antonyms: productive, progressive
Antonyms: create, build
Example Sentence:
She made an abortive attempt to climb the Example Sentence:
mountain. The corrupt politicians decimated the whole
new policy.
5. CLOUT (NOUN): influence
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Example Sentence:
Ministers often use their clout to get what
they want.
6. DITHER (NOUN): agitation

Synonyms: tizzy, panic
Antonyms: calm, peace
Example Sentence:
He is in such a dither that he don’t know
what to do.
1. DIZZY (ADJECTIVE): feel unsteady 7. SERRATED (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: woozy, giddy jagged
Antonyms: steady, aware Synonyms: indented, notched
Example Sentence: Antonyms: smooth, flat
I was dizzy with anger and shame. Example Sentence:
Bread knives should have a serrated edge.
2. SQUABBLE (NOUN): minor fight
Synonyms: argument, quarrel 8. TABOO (ADJECTIVE): banned
Antonyms: harmony, agreement Synonyms: prohibited, forbidden
Example Sentence: Antonyms: acceptable, allowed
There have been a minor squabble about Example Sentence:
phone bills. Speaking English is taboo in her college.
3. BLEARY (ADJECTIVE): blurred 9. SUPERVENE (VERB): follow

Synonyms: dim, dull Synonyms: pursue, supersede
Antonyms: bright, clear Antonyms: retreat, precede
The day begins with a bleary view of my When you see your leader like that, you
world. supervene his notions.
4. BAWDY (ADJECTIVE): lewd 10. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): harsh

Synonyms: obscene, indecent
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive
Antonyms: decent, moral
Antonyms: easy, gentle
Example Sentence:
The temple is certainly not the place for your Example Sentence:
bawdy remarks. Aurangzeb is known as a draconian leader.
5. MAUL (VERB): savage

Synonyms: drub, lacerate
Antonyms: protect, guard
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6. METTLE (NOUN): bravery

Synonyms: courage, fortitude
Example Sentence:
He was rewarded for his mettle.
1. BUMPTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): 7. PENCHANT (NOUN):
offensively self assertive a strong liking
Synonyms: arrogant, egotistic Synonyms: fondness, inclination
Antonyms: humble, modest Antonyms: antipathy, dislike
I was still annoyed at his bumptious style of He had a penchant for playing jokes on
conversation. people.
2. MASQUERADE (NOUN): disguise 8. PEJORATIVE (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: carnival, domino expressing disapproval
Antonyms: openness, reality Synonyms: negative, debasing
Example Sentence: Antonyms: praising, positive
He claimed that the booth capturing during Example Sentence:
the elections would be a masquerade. Vishvash used the word in a pejorative
sense.
3. ELOQUENT (ADJECTIVE): to speak
beautifully or express clearly 9. TAINT (VERB): disgrace
Synonyms: effective, articulate Synonyms: shame, dishonour
Antonyms: introverted, inarticulate Antonyms: respect, honour
According to me, Mr. Kapoor is an eloquent The celebrities were tainted by the media.
spokesman who leads his team simply with
his words.
10. HACKNEYED (ADJECTIVE):
4. SERVITUDE (NOUN): slavery overused
Synonyms: bondage, serfdom Synonyms: common, banal
Antonyms: mastery, boss Antonyms: fresh, new
Their lives were spent in servitude. That's the old hackneyed phrase, but it's true.
5. LACERATE (VERB): hurt

Synonyms: torture, distress
Antonyms: please, relieve
Example Sentence:
She was lacerated with her filthy remarks. Write us-
6. LARCENY (NOUN): theft
Synonyms: stealing, robbery
Antonyms: pay, reimbursement
Example Sentence:
He was arrested because of grand larceny
charges.
1. BLEMISH (NOUN): flaw Vimal’s approach is self-pernicious, she
Synonyms: bruise, blot needs to improve a lot.
Antonyms: blank, clarity
7. FEUD (NOUN):
Example Sentence: major argument
Her wedding dress is free of the slightest
blemish, which is why it cost James so much
Synonyms: conflict, dispute
money. Antonyms: friendship, accord
Example Sentence:
2. SANCTIFY (VERB): hold in highest The feud between the two sisters lasted for
esteem two hours.
Synonyms: glorify, purify
Antonyms: condemn, degrade 8. COY (ADJECTIVE): bashful
Example Sentence: Synonyms: skittish, timid
The priests have to sanctify the holy water. Antonyms: aggressive, forward
Example Sentence:
3. TINSEL (NOUN): particular type of Shalini gave him a coy smile.
embellishment
Synonyms: color, design 9. PERPETUATE (VERB): maintain
Antonyms: plainness, eyesore Synonyms: preserve, conserve
Example Sentence: Antonyms: discontinue, cease
His exuberant style is Venetian which he Example Sentence:
bestrews with tinsel and spangles. In order to perpetuate this system the method
of amending the constitution was made
4. REMISSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): well- extremely rigid.
founded
Synonyms: allowable, defensible 10. DETRIMENT (NOUN): damage
Antonyms: illegitimate, invalid Synonyms: harm, loss
Example Sentence:
This is remissible to apply for the post of Antonyms: profit, benefit
Bank PO. Example Sentence:
Smoking is a detriment to good health
5. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): Apt
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Example Sentence:
This dress is pretty much apposite for me.
6. PERNICIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
destructive
Synonyms: injurious, unsafe
Antonyms: safe, harmless
Example Sentence:
1. MALINGER (VERB): evade 7. REFRACTORY (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: dodge, avoid stubborn
Antonyms: do, face Synonyms: disobedient, mulish
Example Sentence: Antonyms: manageable, obedient
The lazy student tried to malinger when it Example Sentence:
was time to work on his essay. The Convention took measures against the
emerges and the refractory priests.
2. MENTOR (NOUN): person who advises
Synonyms: adviser, coach 8. PUERILE (ADJECTIVE): childish
Antonyms: pupil, student Synonyms: callow, infantile
Example Sentence: Antonyms: mature, adult
Mr. Pathak is a world class mentor. Example Sentence:
The fireman was scolded for playing puerile
3. EXEMPTION (NOUN): freedom from a pranks on his coworkers.
responsibility
Synonyms: discharge, dispensation 9. HASTY (ADJECTIVE): impulsive
Antonyms: accountability, liability Synonyms: impetuous, incautious
Example Sentence: Antonyms: cautious, thoughtful
The report confirmed their exemption from Example Sentence:
military duty. He always gets negative results due to his
hasty nature.
4. ALLEVIATE (VERB): relieve
Synonyms: allay, assuage 10. COMPREHENSIVE (NOUN):
Antonyms: increase, intensify completely covering
Example Sentence: Synonyms: thorough, encompassing
Take a tablet to alleviate your headache.
Antonyms: half, incomplete
5. COUNTENANCE (VERB): to have a Example Sentence:
favorable opinion of Mahendra’s study material is a
Synonyms: approve, favor comprehensive competitive stuff.
Antonyms: censure, disapprove
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cheating.
6. PILFER (VERB): steal

Synonyms: filch, purloin
Antonyms: give, offer
Example Sentence:
Rahman pilfered enough pieces of wood
from the factory to make a chair.
1. LIBERTINE (ADJECTIVE): immoral Antonyms: happiness, gladness
Synonyms: debauched, voluptuous Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ethical, moral Kabir succumbed to ennui and despair.
Example Sentence:
He is denounced for his libertine nature. 8. GOURMANDIZE (VERB): eat too
much
2. ALTRUISTIC (NOUN): charitable Synonyms: gluttonize, binge
Synonyms: patron, philanthropist Antonyms: diet, fast
Antonyms: opponent, antagonist Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Even if the cuisines are tasty do not
Karan was famous for his altruistic nature. gourmandize in the party.
3. CHURLISH (ADJECTIVE): Grumpy 9. ATONE (VERB): compensate

Synonyms: ornery, rude Synonyms: apologize, redeem
Antonyms: sophisticated, gentle Antonyms: disagree, spoil
Mukund is very churlish fellow. You must atone for the injustice you have
done to innocent people.
4. VAGARY (NOUN): sudden change in
idea or mood 10. ABJURE (VERB): give up
Synonyms: caprice, impulse Synonyms: recant, renege
Antonyms: certainty, anticipated Antonyms: allow, emphasize
Her vagary shocked everyone at home. We must abjure the pursuit of sinful acts.
5. MAGNANIMITY (NOUN): generosity
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Mukesh is known for his magnanimity.
6. ADDUCE (VERB): cite as evidence

Synonyms: affirm, prove
Antonyms: obscure, hide
Example Sentence:
Since the lawyer couldn’t adduce his point,
the judge didn’t believe his hypothesis.
7. EENUI (NOUN):
boredom
Synonyms: apathy, languor
1. DESECRATE (VERB): defile He is full of servility.
Synonyms: dishonor, pillage
Antonyms: honor, praise 8. DISSEMBLE (VERB): disguise
Example Sentence: Synonyms: pretend, camouflage
More than 700 graves were desecrated. Antonyms: expose, reveal
Example Sentence:
2. DORMANT (ADJECTIVE): asleep She does not need to dissemble.
Synonyms: comatose, sleeping
Antonyms: active, awake 9. RAMBUNCTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: loud
Why do you look so dormant all the time? Synonyms: boisterous, noisy
Antonyms: quite, silent
3. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): crucial Example Sentence:
Synonyms: acute, critical He is very rambunctious.
Antonyms: calm, mild
Example Sentence: 10. OBSEQUIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
I am in a dire situation. submissive
Synonyms: complacent, abject
4. DILAPIDATION (NOUN): ruin Antonyms: arrogant, brazen
Synonyms: decrepitude, destruction Example Sentence:
Antonyms: development, escalation When she receives obsequious service, she
Example Sentence: always leaves a huge tip.
Yet all this was apart from any extraordinary
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Synonyms: sharp, stinging
Antonyms: blunt, mild
Example Sentence:
Some chemicals have a very pungent smell.
6. DEARTH (NOUN): paucity

Synonyms: scarcity, deficiency
Antonyms: plenty, affluence
Example Sentence:
Some people have paucity of knowledge.
7. SERVILITY (NOUN): slavery

Synonyms: labor, servitude
Antonyms: independence, freedom
Example Sentence:
1. GAUNT (ADJECTIVE): skinny Antonyms: collect, gather
Synonyms: emaciated, forlorn Example Sentence:
Antonyms: plump, fat The fog will eventually dissipate and allow
Example Sentence: the driver to view the path ahead.
I saw how gaunt he had become.
8. CONDIGN (ADJECTIVE): deserve
2. QUERULOUS (ADJECTIVE): grouchy Synonyms: appropriate, earned
Synonyms: cantankerous, complaining Antonyms: inappropriate, incorrect
Antonyms: cheerful, happy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The activist felt that his raise was condign
Forgive me for sounding querulous, but there for all the work he had put into his position.
is a fly in my coffee.
9. DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE): charismatic
3. AFFECTED (ADJECTIVE): artificial Synonyms: effective, energetic
Synonyms: pretend, influence Antonyms: lethargic, lifeless
Antonyms: authentic, bona fide Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He has very dynamic personality.
He is proud and his wife always behaves in
an affected manner. 10. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE):
extravagant
4. ADULTERATE (VERB): make impure Synonyms: pricey, steep
Synonyms: contaminate, alloy
Antonyms: cheap, moderate
Antonyms: aid, improve
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Some hotels charge exorbitant rates for
Those who adulterate milk should be beverages.
severely punished.
5. EMANCIPATE (VERB): make free Write us-

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Antonyms: detain, hold
Example Sentence:
Many social activists tried to emancipate
women from many social evils.
6. PARASITE (NOUN): barnacle

Synonyms: bloodsucker, deadbeat
Antonyms: benefactor, supporter
Example Sentence:
Nikhil is a parasite to his family.
7. DISSIPATE (VERB) : expend

Synonyms: deplete, spend
1. DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute 7. NEGATE (VERB): contradict
Synonyms: scatter, circulate Synonyms: annihilate, belie
Antonyms: conceal, hide Antonyms: allow, approve
It took years to disseminate information I can neither negate nor affirm this claim.
about this disease.
8. ABNEGATION (NOUN): refusal
2. ENGROSS (VERB): bewitch Synonyms: rejection, forbearance
Synonyms: captivate, enrapture Antonyms: sanction, allowance
Antonyms: disenchant, disgust Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: George’s abnegation of responsibility for his
Yesterday she engrossed everybody at the son’s behavior angered the judge.
party.
9. IMPECUNIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
3. COUNTERMAND (VERB): annul poverty-stricken
Synonyms: override, repeal Synonyms: penniless, poor
Antonyms: approve, permit Antonyms: wealthy, rich
I can't countermand my mother’s orders. Many plans were being developed to help the
impecunious people in the town.
4. CHARY (ADJECTIVE): canny
Synonyms: careful, cautious 10. DOLOROUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: incautious, heedless miserable
Example Sentence: Synonyms: anguished, calamitous
Be chary of lending money to someone you
don't know very well.
Antonyms: cheery, hopeful
Example Sentence:
5. PURVIEW (NOUN): ken The dolorous film made me recall sad times.
Synonyms: acumen, apprehension
Antonyms: misconception,
misinterpretation
Example Sentence:
The politics in the office is beyond my
purview.
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Synonyms: indecent, irreverent
Antonyms: reverent, respectful
Example Sentence:
Churches should not be used for profane or
secular purposes.
1. CADAVEROUS (ADJECTIVE): pale 7. DELETERIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: blanched, ashen detrimental
Antonyms: lively, lifelike Synonyms: harmful, destroying
Example Sentence: Antonyms: helpful, aiding
Her face looked so cadaverous. Example Sentence:
Smoking is deleterious to health.
2. DECADENT (ADJECTIVE): corrupt
Synonyms: immoral, depraved 8. MOROSE (ADJECTIVE): glum
Antonyms: moral, noble Synonyms: grouchy, cranky
Example Sentence: Antonyms: cheerful, happy
He is a decadent person. Example Sentence:
Her father’s funeral was a morose event
3. CASTIGATION (NOUN): punishment which left her and her family in tears.
Synonyms: chastisement, retribution
Antonyms: pardon, forgiveness 9. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): meek
Example Sentence: Synonyms: timid, sheepish
I am not afraid of castigation Antonyms: brave, confident
Example Sentence:
4. CAPITULATION (NOUN): giving in You are kind of diffident person.
Synonyms: submission, yielding
Antonyms: defending, finding 10. DEBACLE (NOUN): catastrophe
Example Sentence: Synonyms: beating, collapse
I was overwhelmed with my brother’s Antonyms: attainment, accomplishment
capitulation to allow me to drive his car.
Example Sentence:
5. PRECOCIOUS (ADJECTIVE): When the movie was released, it was called a
extremely Smart debacle by the audience.
Synonyms: intelligent, advanced
Antonyms: moronic, imbecile
Example Sentence:
She is extremely precocious girl of our
college.
6. PLACID (NOUN): calm Write us-

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Antonyms: agitated, disturbed
Example Sentence:
Placid surroundings of Kashmir enthralled
me deep within.
1. DERANGED (ADJECTIVE): insane 7. CONCUR (VERB): agree
Synonyms: crazed, maniacal Synonyms: accede, accord
Antonyms: rational, sensible Antonyms: disagree, disapprove
Mary is deranged girl, I’ve ever met. It became much unusual for the judges to
concur on the taste of a dish.
2. DEMUR (VERB): object
Synonyms: refuse, dissent 8. HAGGARD (ADJECTIVE): worn
Antonyms: support, help Synonyms: scraggy, faded
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unworn, healthy
At first I demurred when he asked me to do Example Sentence:
it. They looked haggard after walking forty
miles through the desert.
3. COVERT (ADJECTIVE): Hidden
Synonyms: undercover, surreptitious 9. CONSOLATION (NOUN): relief
Antonyms: open, public Synonyms: compassion, comfort
Example Sentence: Antonyms: torture, hurt
This is a covert task. Example Sentence:
After her husband's death, she found great
4. CARPING (ADJECTIVE): complaining consolation in her children.
Synonyms: bellyaching, caviling
Antonyms: complimentary, forgiving 10. COMMISERATE (VERB): sympathize
Example Sentence: Synonyms: console, condole
She is a carping lady.
Antonyms: be indifferent, turn away
5. ERRONEOUS (ADJECTIVE): incorrect Example Sentence:
Synonyms: mistaken, pathetic When I lost, he commiserated with me.
Antonyms: soothing, pleasant
Example Sentence:
It is erroneous idea on your part that he will
return home at last.
6. PROVIDENT (ADJECTIVE):
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Example Sentence:
Laura is pretty much provident girl.
1. GRACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): kind 7. GRAPPLE (VERB): wrestle
Synonyms: generous, amicable Synonyms: encounter, attack
Antonyms: ungenial, ungracious Antonyms: avoid, dodge
God is gracious. Aman is taught to grapple his opponent.
2. GROUSE (NOUN): complaint 8. RELISH (VERB): cherish

Synonyms: gripe, grouch Synonyms: admire, enjoy
Antonyms: compliment, praise Antonyms: dislike, hate
I have no grouse against anyone for the I relished coffee at cafeteria.
misfortunes of life.
9. JUNCTURE (NOUN): critical moment
3. HUMDRUM (ADJECTIVE): dull Synonyms: condition, circumstance
Synonyms: monotonous, boring Antonyms: blessing, advantage
Antonyms: bright, exciting Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: At this juncture of life you must be wary of
After strenuous years of service he is not strangers.
able to adapt himself to humdrum life of
retirement.
10. IRONIC (ADJECTIVE): sarcastic
4. HUDDLE (VERB): crowd together Synonyms: arrogant, mocking
Synonyms: assemble, collect Antonyms: straight, sincere
Antonyms: disband, disperse Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There was an ironic counterpoint buried in
They huddled around the stove to get warm. the music and lyrics.
5. DAEMON (NOUN): demon

Synonyms: devil, vampire
Antonyms: angel, God
Example Sentence:
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6. ALLAY (VERB): solace
Synonyms: comfort, soothe
Antonyms: irritate, agitate
Example Sentence:
She allayed them.
1. ITINERANT (ADJECTIVE): roaming 7. HAPLESS (ADJECTIVE): unfortunate
Synonyms: nomadic, roving Synonyms: unlucky, hard-luck
Antonyms: settled, permanent Antonyms: blessed, favored
As an itinerant auctioneer he became well The hapless victims of tragedy were
acquainted with the Germans in the S.E. sanctioned compensation by the
Government.
2. IRREVOCABLE (ADJECTIVE):
unchangeable 8. HAMPER (VERB): obstruct
Synonyms: immutable, irreversible Synonyms: impede, clog
Antonyms: alterable, revocable Antonyms: unclog, unplug
If you really love someone, then your The growth of population has hampered
feelings are irrevocable. economic progress in India.
3. CONDUCIVE (ADJECTIVE): useful 9. GLUT (NOUN): overstock

Synonyms: contributive, helpful Synonyms: oversupply, excess
Antonyms: useless, worthless Antonyms: lack, need
This workbook is very conducive. As there is economic recession, there is a
glut of luxury goods in the market.
4. HAIL (VERB): greet
Synonyms: welcome, salute 10. GUILELESS (ADJECTIVE): free of
Antonyms: dishonor, disparage deceit
Example Sentence: Synonyms: honest, genuine
She hailed me so well that I became very
much overwhelmed. Antonyms: artful, clever
Example Sentence:
5. HERETOFORE (ADVERB): formerly Shabeen is so guileless that she will believe
Synonyms: previously, before anyone.
Antonyms: currently, presently
Example Sentence:
The license was heretofore granted to him.
6. ADO (NOUN): fuss

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Example Sentence:
"Now, please, without further ado, explain,"
he said, in an attempt to control the
conversation.
1. GIMMICK (NOUN): trick 7. FLAGGING (ADJECTIVE): languid
Synonyms: artifice, ruse Synonyms: fading, dwindling
Antonyms: reality, truth Antonyms: energized, refreshed
The reservation policy is just a political Sense of winning seems to be flagging in the
gimmick. troops.
2. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): huge in size 8. DECELERATE (VERB): slow down

Synonyms: gargantuan, giant Synonyms: brake, slow
Antonyms: small, little Antonyms: accelerate, hasten
The road is bordered by gigantic rocks. She decelerated her car
3. HEGEMONY (NOUN): controlling 9. JUBILATION (NOUN): rejoicing

power or influence over others
Synonyms: happiness, joy
Synonyms: dominance, dominion Antonyms: sadness, sorrow
Antonyms: impotency, weakness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The victory of Indian hockey team was
Both America and China are trying for celebrated with jubilation.
hegemony in Asia.
4. PENCHANT (NOUN): strong inclination 10. IMPUGN (VERB): criticize, challenge

Synonyms: affection, affinity Synonyms: assail, tar
Antonyms: averseness, aversion Antonyms: agree, allow
He had strong penchant for playing cricket. The lawyer impugned the witness's story.
5. INGENIOUS (ADJECTIVE): skillful

Synonyms: lever, creative
Antonyms: dull, foolish
Example Sentence:
She devised an ingenious scheme to
hoodwink the police.
6. PERDITION (NOUN): hell

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Synonyms: inferno, damnation
Antonyms: heaven, paradise
Example Sentence:
He alleged that the film would lead young
souls into perdition.
1. MENACE (NOUN): danger of meaning
Synonyms: threat, hazard Synonyms: aphoristic, apothegmatic
Antonyms: safety, comfort Antonyms: pleonastic, redundant
Terrorism is a potential menace to the The essays created by Pratik sir are pithy and
integrity of the country. profound in their meaning.
2. INANE (ADJECTIVE): stupid 8. PERPETUAL (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: absurd, asinine everlasting
Antonyms: bright, intelligent Synonyms: ceaseless, continual
Example Sentence: Antonyms: intermittent, periodic
He always had an inane grin. Example Sentence:
Neither joys nor sorrows are perpetual in
3. STREAMLINED (ADJECTIVE): life.
modernized
Synonyms: up-to-date, sleek 9. GAINSAY (VERB): deny
Antonyms: coarse, rough Synonyms: contradict, combat
Example Sentence: Antonyms: accept, acknowledge
In the current scenario, streamlined business Example Sentence:
methods are the best methods. Nobody can gainsay the truth of my
statement.
4. RESUSCITATE (VERB): revive
Synonyms: invigorate, rejuvenate 10. GREGARIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: kill, desiccate friendly
Example Sentence: Synonyms: affable, sociable
When my father was on the ventilator, the Antonyms: unfriendly, cold
doctor was unable to resuscitate him.
Example Sentence:
5. SCOURGE (NOUN): plague My brother faiz is a very gregarious boy.
Synonyms: curse, bane
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society.
6. UPBRAID (verb): admonish

Synonyms: chide, castigate
Antonyms: laud, praise
Example Sentence:
Daniel upbraided him.
7. PITHY (ADJECTIVE): concise and full

1. GIST (NOUN): essence Synonyms: blanch, diminish
Synonyms: summary, point Antonyms: vitalize, fortify
Antonyms: outside, surface Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The long, stressful days etiolated Christen.
Please write the gist of the paragraph.
8. AMENABILITY (NOUN):
2. GARISH (ADJECTIVE): gaudy complaisance
Synonyms: flashy, glittering Synonyms: acquiescence, compliance
Antonyms: simple, modest Antonyms: disobedience, rebellion
He wears garish clothes which don’t suit It’s your amenability to do the given task on
him. time.
3. PARSIMONIOUS (ADJECTIVE): 9. PENURY (NOUN): extreme poverty

frugal Synonyms: barrenness, dearth
Synonyms: mean, avaricious Antonyms: plenty, sufficiency
Antonyms: generous, lavish Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: If you don’t start to save money, you will
He is extravagant but his wife is spend your final years in penury.
parsimonious.
10. IMPETUOUS (ADJECTIVE): acting
4. PERUSAL (NOUN): careful study without thinking
Synonyms: scrutiny, inspection Synonyms: ardent, impulsive
Antonyms: ignorance, neglect
Antonyms: calm, sensible
Example Sentence:
I am sending a copy of the agreement for Example Sentence:
your perusal. His impetuous behavior landed him in
prison.
5. PREMISE (NOUN): hypothesis
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Example Sentence:
Since Gauri’s premise cannot be confirmed,
her entire theory is worthless.
6. MEEKNESS (NOUN): humility

Synonyms: modesty, timidity
Antonyms: arrogance, boldness
Example Sentence:
Raghav is a man of transcendent meekness.
7. ETIOLATE (VERB): weaken

1. depurate (verb): to purify Example Sentence:
Synonyms: distill, clean Nomadic tribes of Rajasthan are found in
Antonyms: dirty, pollute every major Indian city.
Example Sentence:
7. ARDUOUS (ADJECTIVE): difficult
He depurated the air by using charcol.
Synonyms: burdensome, exhausting
2. STOLID (ADJECTIVE): apathetic Antonyms: easy, effortless
Synonyms: impassive, blunt Example Sentence:
The task assigned to him was arduous.
Antonyms: aware, interested
Example Sentence: 8. SEGREGATION (NOUN): separation
The stolid police detective did not blink
when he saw innumerous dead bodies across Synonyms: isolation, disunion
the road. Antonyms: connection, fellowship
Example Sentence:
3. PANDEMONIUM (NOUN): wild Some democratic countries do not believe in
disorder racial segregation.
Synonyms: anarchy, ruckus
Antonyms: order, calm 9. CONSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: obvious
There was pandemonium in parliament over Synonyms: visible, apparent
the objectionable remarks made by a member Antonyms: obscure, hidden
of the opposition party. Example Sentence:
His zeal and energy met everywhere with
4. PARAGON (NOUN): outstanding conspicuous success.
example
Synonyms: apotheosis, epitome 10. CONSTERNATION (NOUN): dismay
Antonyms: flaw, imperfection
Synonyms: fear, disappointment
Example Sentence:
Sita is always depicted as a paragon of ideal Antonyms: peace, repose
and virtuous woman. Example Sentence:
His decision caused consternation among his
5. NASCENT (ADJECTIVE): incipient colleagues.
Synonyms: beginning, germinal
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organization in its nascent stage is
commendable.
6. NOMADIC (ADJECTIVE): wandering

Synonyms: meandering, roving
Antonyms: settled, established
1. RUMMAGE (VERB): search 6. PARSIMONY (NOUN): stinginess
Synonyms: forage, poke Synonyms: frugality, miserliness
Antonyms: arrange, organize Antonyms: generosity, kindness
The dog will rummage through the garbage To save money, the parsimonious old
for food when it gets hungry. man always bought used clothes.
7. PURSUIT (NOUN): Search

2. WINTRY (ADJECTIVE): cold, snowy Synonyms: hunt, seek
Synonyms: bleak, chilly Antonyms: retreat, surrender
Antonyms: warm, pleasant Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She left home in pursuit of happiness.
The weather was too wintry for me to go
outside. 8. DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute
Synonyms: advertise, circulate
3. BLEMISH (NOUN): flaw Antonyms: hide, conceal
Synonyms: bruise, blot Example Sentence:
Antonyms: blank, clarity It took years to disseminate information
Example Sentence: about Aids.
Debra’s wedding dress is free of the
slightest blemish, which is why it cost 9. REFRAIN (VERB): stop oneself from
James so much money. doing something.
Synonyms: withhold, abstain
4. SANCTIFY (VERB): hold in highest Antonyms: allow, continue
esteem Example Sentence:
Synonyms: glorify, purify You must refrain from all interference.
Antonyms: condemn, degrade
Example Sentence: 10. NOISOME (ADJECTIVE): immoral
The priests have to sanctify the holy water. Synonyms: baneful, dangerous
Antonyms: upright, moral
5. AUDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): reckless Example Sentence:
Synonyms: adventurous, bold The dog’s noisome act is making me
Antonyms: afraid, careful feel ill.
Example Sentence:
The millionaire earned his fortune by being
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1. GRIM (ADJECTIVE): horrible in manner
Synonyms: stern, horrid 7. CONTEND (VERB ): compete
Antonyms: pleasant, comforting Synonyms: grapple, skirmish
Example Sentence: Antonyms: comply, retreat
The grim experience of the film, was devastating Example Sentence:
for their morale. We must contend for the post.
2. CALLOUSNESS (NOUN): absence of 8. VALOUR (NOUN): boldness

interest Synonyms: gallantry, hardihood
Synonyms: nonchalance, aloofness Antonyms: irresolution, cowardice
Antonyms: compassion, sympathy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The qualities of a good combat pilot are
His callousness shows how careful is he. “valour” and “quick-thinking”.
3. CONVENTIONAL 9. AMBIT (NOUN): extent

(ADJECTIVE): common Synonyms: bounds, extension
Synonyms: typical, regular Antonyms: midpoint, spotlight
Antonyms: irregular, unique Example Sentence:
The ambit of the bullet was enough to cause
Example Sentence: harm.
He is a conventional kid and he loves playing.
10. FATHOM (VERB ): measure the depth

4. TOIL (VERB ): work hard
(of feeling)
Synonyms: strive, moil Synonyms: comprehend, penetrate
Antonyms: relax, idle Antonyms: neglect, misinterpret
You should toil for attaining success in life It is hard to fathom the pain felt at the death
without losing enthusiasm. of a child.
5. CONTRAVENE (VERB ): go against

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Synonyms: defy, negate
Antonyms: endorse, ratify
Example Sentence:
We must never contravene our parents.
6. SPAWNED (VERB ): produce

Synonyms: procreate, hatch
Antonyms: destroy, kill
Example Sentence:
We must protect every seed spawned by the
farmers of our nation.
1. DEPURATE (VERB): to purify 6. NOMADIC (ADJECTIVE) : wandering
Synonyms: distill, clean Synonyms: meandering, roving
Antonyms: dirty, pollute Antonyms: settled, established
He depurated the air by using charcoal. Nomadic tribes of Rajasthan are found in
every major Indian city.
2. STOLID (ADJECTIVE): apathetic
Synonyms: impassive, blunt 7. ARDUOUS (ADJECTIVE) : difficult
Antonyms: aware, interested Synonyms: burdensome, exhausting
Example Sentence: Antonyms: easy, effortless
The stolid police detective did not blink Example Sentence:
when he saw innumerous dead bodies across The task assigned to him was arduous.
the road.
8. SEGREGATION (NOUN): separation
3. PANDEMONIUM (NOUN): wild Synonyms: isolation, disunion
disorder
Antonyms: connection, fellowship
Synonyms: anarchy, ruckus
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: order, calm Some democratic countries do not believe in
Example Sentence: racial segregation.
There was pandemonium in parliament over
the objectionable remarks made by a member 9. CONSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE):
of the opposition party.
obvious
Synonyms: visible, apparent
4. PARAGON (NOUN): outstanding
Antonyms: obscure, hidden
example
Synonyms: apotheosis, epitome Example Sentence:
His zeal and energy met everywhere with
Antonyms: flaw, imperfection conspicuous success.
Example Sentence:
Sita is always depicted as a paragon of ideal
and virtuous woman. 10. CONSTERNATION (NOUN): dismay
Synonyms: fear, disappointment
5. NASCENT (ADJECTIVE): incipient Antonyms: peace, repose
Synonyms: beginning, germinal Example Sentence:
Antonyms: Dying, withering His decision caused consternation among his
Example Sentence: colleagues.
The rapid growth of this commercial
organization in its nascent stage is
commendable.
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1. ADRIFT (ADJECTIVE): without 6. PARTISAN (ADJECTIVE): biased
purpose Synonyms: diehard, unjust
Synonyms: afloat, loose Antonyms: fair, unbiased
Antonyms: stable, tied down Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Delhi is being shown up as unfeeling and
India’s neighbourhood policy is clearly partisan.
adrift.
7. TACTIC (NOUN): an action or strategy
2. ASCENDANT (ADJECTIVE): rising Synonyms: ploy, gambit
in power Antonyms: ignorance, inaction
Synonyms: predominant, superior Example Sentence:
Antonyms: humble, inferior The Left must consider new tactics for
Example Sentence: alliance building and popular mobilization.
It is difficult to see Delhi pushing for
official dialogue, especially with the 8. SWAY (NOUN): control
military on the ascendant once again.
Synonyms: clout, dominion
Antonyms: inability, inefficiency
3. PORTENT (NOUN): warning
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: caution, threat India should be expected to hold greater
Antonyms: doom, lot sway over each of its neighbours.
Example Sentence:
The results have gone the way of the 9. INFILTRATION (NOUN): illegal entry
Mahinda backed party could be a portent of Synonyms: aggression, intrusion
his future reelection.
Antonyms: retreat, evacuation
Example Sentence:
4. FORAY (NOUN): attack The theory of the subsequent infiltration of
Synonyms: raid, inroad the gold is that generally accepted.
Antonyms: idleness, laziness
Example Sentence: 10. IRE (NOUN): anger
The next problem is the impact of China’s Synonyms: fury, rage
unprecedented forays into each of these Antonyms: calm, joy
countries.
Example Sentence:
General Bipin Rawat’s tough talking
5. ARRAY (NOUN): an ordered series last week about immigration has drawn ire
Synonyms: batch, display there.
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1. STEADFAST (ADJECTIVE ): loyal 7. STIRRING (ADJECTIVE ): Rousing
Synonyms: faithful, dedicated Synonyms: stimulating, inspiring
Antonyms: disloyal, unreliable Antonyms: boring, monotonous
Karan is steadfast towards his work. His act was stirring.
2. DISORIENT (VERB): Baffle 8. NONCHALANT

Synonyms: puzzle, bewilder (ADJECTIVE): Indifferent
Antonyms: orient, balance Synonyms: insouciant, disinterested
Example Sentence: Antonyms: concerned, anxious
Vimal is disoriented about Ravi’s query. Example Sentence:
Arpita is a nonchalant girl.
3. REPRESS (NOUN): Apprehension
Synonyms: anxiety, worry 9. SCRIMPY (ADJECTIVE ): Scant
Antonyms: assurance, composure Synonyms: mere, insufficient
Example Sentence: Antonyms: adequate, ample
She had some kind of trepidation in her Example Sentence:
mind. There was scrimpy room to sit.
4. INDELICATE 10. STUPEFACTION

(ADJECTIVE): Indecorous (NOUN): Confusion
Synonyms: brutish, callow Synonyms: perplexity, bewilderment
Antonyms: decent, delicate Antonyms: clarity, assurance
Laura remarks about Donald, however She gazed at Rita in stupefaction.
indelicate but carried the truth.
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Synonyms: damaging, injurious
Antonyms: beneficial, harmless
Example Sentence:
China opened up an array of alternative
trade and connectivity options after the
2015.
6. TERSE (ADJECTIVE): Curt

Synonyms: brusque, abrupt
Antonyms: polite, gracious
Example Sentence:
When Frieda is angry she only gives terse
responses.
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1. MORDANT (ADJECTIVE ): sarcastic 7. GENUFLECT (VERB ): kowtow
Synonyms: rancorous, bitter Synonyms: bow, kneel
Antonyms: kind, nice Antonyms: disrespect, disregard
He describes the situation with mordant I just genuflect before almighty.
wit.
8. UNIMPEACHMENT
2. NARCOTIZE (VERB ): anesthetize (ADJECTIVE): irreproachable
Synonyms: deaden, desensitize Synonyms: Blameless. Impeccable
Antonyms: enliven, revitalize Antonyms: Impeachable, culpable
He prescribed a medicine that does not heal He is a man with unimpeachable.
but merely narcotizes.
9. SPITEFUL (ADJECTIVE): hurtful
3. ERUDITE (ADJECTIVE): scholarly Synonyms: barbed, hateful
Synonyms: educated, learned Antonyms: friendly, kind
Antonyms: unintellectual, absent-minded Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There stood a very spiteful person in the
Ella is one of the erudite students of the corner of the room.
class.
10. TREPIDATION
4. SPUNKY (ADJECTIVE): spirited (NOUN): apprehension
Synonyms: energetic, courageous Synonyms: anxiety, worry
Antonyms: inactive, lethargic Antonyms: assurance, composure
Amelie is a spunky girl. She had some kind of trepidation in her
mind.
5. UNDAUNTED (ADJECTIVE):
fearless
Synonyms: steadfast, undeterred
Antonyms: coward, timorous
Example Sentence:
David is an undaunted man.
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Synonyms: soothe, satisfy
Antonyms: aggravate, irritate
Example Sentence:
Every political party tries to appease the
minorities to create its own vote bank.
1.UNBLENCHING (ADJECTIVE):
audacious 7. GLOAT (VERB): exclaim triumph
Synonyms: heroic, daring Synonyms: relish, crow
Antonyms: meek, afraid Antonyms: be sad, commiserate
Mona is an unblenching lady. I gloated over my victory.
2. DELICT (NOUN): breach 8. GUZZLE (VERB ): drink down fast

Synonyms: lawlessness, misdeed Synonyms: gulp, swig
Antonyms: obedience, kindness Antonyms: abstain, sip
Given evidences showed the sheer delict of James would guzzle his ale.
all the norms.
9. PARCH (VERB ): arid
3. UNTOWARD (ADJECTIVE ): Synonyms: bone dry, sear
inappropriate
Antonyms: moisten, dampen
Synonyms: unexpected, unanticipated
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: appropriate, anticipated
The blistering summer sun parched the earth.
Example Sentence:
Let us take a pledge that no untoward event
will disturb this meeting. 10. FROTHY (ADJECTIVE): foamy
Synonyms: bubbly, yeasty
4. GOOF (NOUN): err Antonyms: flat, oblate
Synonyms: mistake, flub Example Sentence:
Antonyms: correct, fix She beats the eggs until the mixture become
Example Sentence: frothy.
He admitted his goof.
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Synonyms: alleviate, help
Antonyms: aggravate, injure
Example Sentence:
Unless we ameliorate the condition of the
working class, we cannot expect the
prosperity of the country.
6. GLADIATORIAL (ADJECTIVE) :
belligerent
Example Sentence:
Madan is gladiatorial by nature.
1. CLEANSE (VERB): clean Antonyms: enough, full
Synonyms: disinfect, purge Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dirty, corrupt The dinner was scanty.
Example Sentence:
To cleanse your clothes, you will have to use 8. DICHOTOMY (NOUN): division
TIDE. Synonyms: disagreement, split
Antonyms: unity, consensus
2. TAINT (NOUN): corruption Example Sentence:
Synonyms: blemish, stigma We must remove the dichotomy between the
Antonyms: advantage, blank warring employees.
Example Sentence:
I will not hear it from your lips, and with the 9. WITHER (VERB): decline
taint of your wickedness upon it. Synonyms: shrink, languish
Antonyms: develop, enlarge
3. STRAY (VERB): deviate Example Sentence:
Synonyms: diverge, divagate Intellectuals are withering and self-claimed
Antonyms: stay, reversion foolish masters are ruling the world.
Example Sentence:
We must never stray from our path. 10. SOLITARY (ADJECTIVE): alone
Synonyms: sole, lone
4. PERSIST (VERB): carry on
Antonyms: sociable, combined
Synonyms: endure, persevere
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: discontinue, halt We must combat the enemy using our
Example Sentence: solitary units.
The soldiers persisted on carrying on the
attacks.
5. ASSAULT (VERB): attack

Synonyms: assail, charge
Antonyms: retreat, regroup
Example Sentence:
Whenever we assault, we destroy our enemy.
6. FLIMSY (ADJECTIVE): light, thin Write us-

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Antonyms: healthy, sound
Example Sentence:
Shipra is flimsy.
7. SCANTY (ADJECTIVE): inadequate

Synonyms: insufficient, meager
1. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm 7. KIOSK (NOUN): booth
Synonyms: laid-back, placid Synonyms: stall, rotunda
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent Antonyms: brick and mortar shop
We must work in a serene environment. She bought the cellphone sim for her mother
from a kiosk.
2. RHETORIC (NOUN): long speech
Synonyms: discourse, oration 8. DENOUNCE (VERB): condemn
Antonyms: quietness, conciseness Synonyms: castigate, vilify
Example Sentence: Antonyms: applaud, laud
Sir Martin Luther King Jr was a man of Example Sentence:
inspirational rhetoric. Nuclear explosions must be denounced by
the world powers.
3. PREDOMINANT (ADJECTIVE): most
important 9. GORGEOUS (ADJECTIVE): beautiful
Synonyms: prevalent, authoritative Synonyms: attractive, bright
Antonyms: trivial, inconsequential Antonyms: awful, bad
The British had a predominant belief that She is a gorgeous lady.
10. DENSE (ADJECTIVE): compressed,

4. SPLENDID (ADJECTIVE): luxurious
thick
Synonyms: baroque, beautiful
Synonyms: heavy, solid
Antonyms: bad, common
Example Sentence: Antonyms: easy, soft
This is a luxurious hotel. Example Sentence:
I crossed through a dense street.
5. CHIFFON (ADJECTIVE): fine
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Example Sentence:
This is a chiffon sight.
6. ACCUSTOMED (ADJECTIVE): be
used to
Antonyms: unaccustomed, unusual
Example Sentence:
We must get accustomed people to get the
job done.
1. PROD (VERB): incite 7. TEEM (VERB): Overflow
Synonyms: nudge, press Synonyms: overrun, full
Antonyms: discourage, repress Antonyms: lack, need
He was prodded to complete the tasks. The sagas teem with references to the
inhabitants..
2. RAIL (VERB): scold
Synonyms: upbraid, berate 8. ANGUISH (NOUN): pain
Antonyms: praise, compliment Synonyms: affliction, desolation
Example Sentence: Antonyms: euphoria, delight
The kid was railed by the teacher for his Example Sentence:
misbehavior. The patients admitted to safeguard hospital
were in anguish.
3. CHIVALROUS (ADJECTIVE): dreamy
Synonyms: impractical, unrealistic 9. STATUTORY (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: practical, pragmatic sanctioned
Example Sentence: Synonyms: lawful, judicial
Having a moon top experience in an all new Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
Honda city is a chivalrous situation. Example Sentence:
Major Ranveer Singha is on a statutory
4. HUBBUB (NOUN): a confusion of parole.
voices and other sounds.
Synonyms: bedlam, clang 10. GUILE (NOUN): trickery
Antonyms: calm, peace Synonyms: artfulness, artifice
Example Sentence: Antonyms: honesty, forthrightness
The children filled the room with hubbub.
Example Sentence:
5. DECIMATE (VERB): destroy He is involved in a guile.
Synonyms: annihilate, exterminate
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She was trying to decimate my evening
plans.
6. PIOUS (ADJECTIVE): dedicated

Synonyms: devout, righteous
Antonyms: sinful, impious
Example Sentence:
I have a pious feeling in my mind.
1. GRUELING (ADJECTIVE): extremely The government emissaries could negotiate
tiring with their representatives.
Synonyms: arduous, fierce
Antonyms: facile, gentle 7. CONTEND (VERB): struggle to a
difficulty
Example Sentence:
The grueling six-day march of nearly 200 km
Synonyms: argue, resist
from Nashik to Mumbai by thousands of Antonyms: agree, comply
farmers. Example Sentence:
Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan have had to
2. REMARKABLE (ADJECTIVE): contend with new policies.
extraordinary
Synonyms: noteworthy, curious 8. CAVEAT (NOUN): warning
Antonyms: average, common Synonyms: caution, admonition
Example Sentence: Antonyms: neglect, ignorance
The aim to gherao the Maharashtra Example Sentence:
Assembly was remarkable. The demand that caveats to the State’s loan
waiver scheme be dropped so that genuine
3. REFRAIN (VERB): abstain small farmers are not excluded.
Synonyms: theme, burden
Antonyms: silence, calmness 9. EFFICACY (NOUN): ability to produce
Example Sentence: a desired result
You should refrain from alcohol. Synonyms: adequacy, ability
Antonyms: failure, idleness
4. MYRIAD (NOUN): multitude Example Sentence:
Synonyms: infinite, endless Demonstration of the efficacy of precision
bombing is seed there.
Antonyms: bounded, measurable
Example Sentence:
Disrupting the lives of other citizens is not 10. CONSTRICT (VERB): become
how India’s myriad protesters typically narrower
behave. Synonyms: restrict, contract
5. PERSUADE (VERB): convince Antonyms: enlarge, expand
Synonyms: influence, prompt Example Sentence:
No institutional reforms are undertaken to
Antonyms: dissuade, prevent free constricted agricultural markets.
Example Sentence:
The farmers were persuaded to complete the
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6. NEGOTIATE (VERB): consort
Synonyms: arrange, confer
Antonyms: confuse, unsuit
Example Sentence:
1. SLING (VERB): throw 7. INSTANCE (NOUN) : an example
Synonyms: hoist, hurl Synonyms: occurrence, precedent
Antonyms: receive, keep Antonyms: denial, refusal
When she tried to do it with the sling on, she For instance, you may also apply for it.
lost my balance.
8. MEAGRE (ADJECTIVE): inadequate
2. VISTA (NOUN): glimpse Synonyms: scanty, limited
Synonyms: look, sight Antonyms: adequate, enough
Antonyms: blindness, darkness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He can’t buy this article because he earns
Sweeping lawns and landscaped vistas were meagre salary.
seen on the way.
9. SQUABBLE (NOUN): minor fight
3. GENOCIDE (NOUN): the deliberate Synonyms: argument, quarrel
killing of a large group of people Antonyms: harmony, agreement
Synonyms: massacre, slaughter Example Sentence:
Antonyms: birth, creation There have been a minor squabble about
Example Sentence: phone bills.
People were seeking shelter in different
places from genocide in East Pakistan. 10. SUPERVENE (VERB): follow
Synonyms: pursue, supersede
4. FRONTIER (NOUN): border Antonyms: retreat, precede
Synonyms: bound, limit Example Sentence:
Antonyms: inside, interior When you see your leader like that, you
Example Sentence: supervene his notions.
The distance to frontier ranking score is
60.12.
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Antonyms: decrease, diminish
Example Sentence:
The Budget reinforced the correction of IDS.
6. FILLIP (NOUN): stimulation

Synonyms: boost, charge
Antonyms: hindrance, deterrent
Example Sentence:
These sectors could get a fillip due to raised
customs duties.
1. RAUCOUS (ADJECTIVE): noisy Synonyms: contagious, deleterious
Synonyms: discordant, strident Antonyms: harmless, innocuous
Antonyms: mild, subdued Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: No matter what I do the pestilent squirrels
He is interrupted by a raucous yell. keep invading my garden.
2. PERSECUTE (VERB): crucify 8. AFTERMATH (NOUN): the outcome

Synonyms: ill-treat, victimize of an event
Antonyms: console, protect Synonyms: effects, result
Example Sentence: Antonyms: source, cause
He was persecuted by his landlord Example Sentence:
The aftermath of the war is inexplicable.
3. ADDLE (VERB): to cause (someone) to
think unclearly 9. GUSTO (NOUN): great enthusiasm
Synonyms: muddle, confuse Synonyms: fervor, relish
Antonyms: arrange, be in order Antonyms: apathy, hatred
I suppose the shock had addled his poor He plays football with gusto.
brain.
10. CONTINUANCE (NOUN): duration
4. MENDACITY (NOUN): insincerity Synonyms: extension, protraction
Synonyms: deceit, deception Antonyms: ending, cessation
Antonyms: truthfulness, honesty Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She will get all the privileges during his
He cannot find employment at a bank continuance in the service.
because of his mendacity.
5. HIDEOUS (ADJECTIVE): very ugly

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Example Sentence:
I saw a hideous crone on the way to the
jungle.
6. ANIMUS (NOUN): enmity

Synonyms: animosity, antagonism
Antonyms: affinity, adoration
Example Sentence:
Why is there an animus in your mind against
him?
7. PESTILENT (ADJECTIVE): baneful

1. JUDICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): sensible 7. PALL (NOUN): Dismay
Synonyms: wise, skillful Synonyms: gloom, melancholy
Antonyms: imprudent, irrational Antonyms: happiness, excitement
A judicious selection of books is essential Shilpi watched in pall as images of the war
for success. were shown on the screen.
2. ARRAIGN (VERB): incriminate 8. ANACHRONISTIC (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: accuse, indict no longer in use
Antonyms: exculpate, exonerate Synonyms: untimely, wrong
Example Sentence: Antonyms: appropriate, timely
Before Len was set to arraign, the judge Example Sentence:
liked to carefully review each case. In a wider sense, all historical writings are
anachronistic.
3. ALTERCATION (NOUN): a heated
dispute 9. PARRY (VERB): avoid
Synonyms: quarrel, wrangle Synonyms: dodge, bypass
Antonyms: agreement, peace Antonyms: confront, encounter
I had an altercation with my peers. Kiran put on her sunglasses to parry his
probing eyes.
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): be responsible
for 10. PERVASIVE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: carry out, commit Extensive
Antonyms: halt, stop Synonyms: omnipresent, common
Example Sentence: Antonyms: uncommon, rare
why would he perpetrate such a complex Example Sentence:
fraud? Corruption is a pervasive issue that touches
all communities.
5. ABORIGINAL (ADJECTIVE): ancient
Synonyms: endemic, primitive
Antonyms: modern, new
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important influence on their colonial history
6. PROSCRIBE (VERB): forbid

Synonyms: condemn, outlaw
Antonyms: permit, allow
Example Sentence:
Indecent films should be proscribed by the
Government.
1. MAGNITUDE (NOUN): volume Example Sentence:
Synonyms: significance, eminence These chemicals can induce immune
Antonyms: insignificance, tininess responses.
Example Sentence:
The recent finding indicates the magnitude
7. STAGGER (VERB): move unsteadily
of the crisis. Synonyms: teeter, dither
Antonyms: carry on, continue
2. OVERWHELM (VERB): overcome Example Sentence:
Synonyms: crush, defeat The problem is staggering due to eight
million tons of waste.
Antonyms: encourage, fail
Example Sentence:
The production of plastic has overwhelmed
8. DEBRIS (NOUN): scattered pieces of
government’s move. rubbish
Synonyms: rubble, trash
3. DISCARD (VERB): get rid of something Antonyms: possessions, neatness
as no longer useful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abandon, cancel There is now even the Great Pacific Garbage
Antonyms: accept, choose Patch of plastic debris.
Example Sentence:
The elements of articles discarded by 9. DURABLE (ADJECTIVE): long lasting
consumers are seen here. Synonyms: enduring, stable
Antonyms: temporary, fragile
4. CONTAMINANT (NOUN): pollutant Example Sentence:
substance Banning single use of bags pay a significant
Synonyms: impurity, toxin amount for the more durable ones is a
Antonyms: blessing, antidote feasible solution.
Example Sentence:
Polypropylene and polythene are 10. CONSENSUS (NOUN): a general
contaminants for atmosphere. agreement
Synonyms: harmony, unity
5. ACCUMULATION (NOUN): the Antonyms: opposition, refusal
acquisition of something
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: accretion, inflation There is consensus that this is the way
Antonyms: decrease, reduction forward.
Example Sentence:
The river became almost blocked by the
accumulation of this obstruction.
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to something
Synonyms: urge, prompt
Antonyms: destroy, discourage
1. OVERTURN (VERB): invalidate 7. PROPONENT (NOUN): advocate
Synonyms: reverse, repeal Synonyms: defender, backer
Antonyms: approve, permit Antonyms: antagonist, detractor
The Ministry of the Ministry of Side stepping the requirements by the
Environment, Forests and Climate Change project proponents is not the ideal way.
has overturned the NGT verdict.
8. UNACCREDITED (ADJECTIVE):
2. INTENT (NOUN): intention not recognized as having attained an
Synonyms: preoccupied, resolved acceptable standard
Antonyms: unfixed, unstable Synonyms: authorized, certified
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unofficial, unauthorized
It signals the intent to support centres of
Example Sentence:
excellence.
The agreement was done by the organisation
known as accredited agency.
3. NURTURE (NOUN): breeding
Synonyms: care, feed
9. PLAUSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): credible
Antonyms: deprivation, starvation
Synonyms: reasonable, logical
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unreasonable, illogical
The observatory symbols the background to
Example Sentence:
support many people in need.
The details of the meetings were submitted to
the people who have a plausible stake in the
4. SERENITY (NOUN): composure
project.
Synonyms: calmness, patience
Antonyms: agitation, disturbance
10. PRECEDENT (NOUN): an exemplar
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: paradigm, model
The riverside view is filled with serenity.
Antonyms: non standardization, imperfection
Example Sentence:
5. PROXIMITY (NOUN): nearness
There are substantial precedents for using
Synonyms: closeness, adjacency
interactive media in training
Antonyms: remoteness, distance
Example Sentence:
Do not operate cell phones in close proximity
to television sets.
6. CONSENT (NOUN): agreement

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The green signal is conditional on getting the
consent from the government.
1. DENATURE (VERB): debase 7. SLEW (NOUN): abundance
Synonyms: deteriorate, depreciate Synonyms: aggregation, bunch
Antonyms: improve, upgrade Antonyms: little, need
Example sentence: Example Sentence:
The excessive use of pesticides denatured There was slew currency notes in the bank.
the land.
8. UNOFFENDING
(ADJECTIVE): harmless
2. COVERTLY (ADVERB): clandestinely
Synonyms: surreptitiously, secretly Synonyms: innocuous, pleasant
Antonyms: openly, publicly Antonyms: damaging, malicious
It was a covertly done attack. She reacted in a unoffending way.
3. INCORPORATE (VERB): create 9. STOW (VERB): hide

Synonyms: establish, compose Synonyms: cover, lurk
Antonyms: destroy, disperse Antonyms: superficial, unimportant
The law incorporated new mandate. Why his identity was stowed?
4. PROSCRIPTION (NOUN): prohibition 10. MEDICATION (NOUN): analysis

Synonyms: censorship, embargo Synonyms: cure, regimen
Antonyms: approval, sanction Antonyms: disease, harm
The best medication is not given to the poor.
There is a proscription on alcoholic drinks in
his house.
5. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE): deliberate

Synonyms: intentional, wilful
Antonyms: unfixed, unplanned
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6. ENDOW (VERB): afford
Synonyms: dispense, provide
Antonyms: receive, deny
Example Sentence:
The ATM endowed the money.
1. CONCUR (VERB): agree I attempted to speak to my teacher about
Synonyms: approve, accord extra credit, but she was dismissive of my
Antonyms: disapprove, deny concerns.
Example Sentence:
In less than an hour, the judge he had been 7. SPRING (VERB): jump
able to concur on the defendant’s guilt. Synonyms: bound, leap
Antonyms: allow, let in
2. FAIT ACCOMPLI (NOUN): Example Sentence:
accomplished fact Rohit sprang out of bed.
Synonyms: irreversible act, undeniable fact
Antonyms: reversible act, deniable fact 8. RUDIMENTARY (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: essential
Until the auctioneer’s gavel comes down for Synonyms: elemental, primitive
the last time, your rival’s bid is not a fait Antonyms: complex, intricate
accompli. Example Sentence:
You need to have at least a rudimentary
3. REFRAIN (NOUN): avoid understanding of technology.
Synonyms: resist, curb
Antonyms: continue, keep on 9. UNASSAILABLE (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: absolute
The treaty was signed when both world Synonyms: indisputable, irrefutable
leaders agreed to refrain from building Antonyms: disputable, refutable
nuclear weapons for many years. Example Sentence:
No one imagined the unassailable beverage
4. WRECK (NOUN): collapse company would one day be purchased by a
Synonyms: debacle, ruin some other bigger entity.
Antonyms: construction, creation
Example Sentence: 10. PURPORT (NOUN): gist
Because they arrested Abhay before he could Synonyms: intent, idea
hurt anyone else, the police were able to Antonyms: meaningless, insignificance
wreck the serial killer’s plans. Example Sentence:
I do not understand the purport of your
5. DOLE (NOUN): allotment
remark.
Synonyms: allocation, division
Antonyms: whole, lot
Example Sentence:
One result was the unemployment dole, at
first a necessity, but afterwards a hindrance
to a return to normal life.
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Synonyms: disdainful, imperious
Antonyms: humble, modest
Example Sentence:
1. OVERRIDE (VERB): abrogate 7. CHICANERY (NOUN): deception
Synonyms: annul, nullify Synonyms: trickery, duplicity
Antonyms: sanction, validate Antonyms: honesty, truthfulness
The president has decided to override his He is up to his old chicanery, blaming all
advisors’ decision. democrats for the recession.
2. INVIOLABILITY (NOUN): sanctity 8. AGITATE (ADJECTIVE): disturb

Synonyms: devotion, divinity Synonyms: churn, concuss
Antonyms: impiousness, irreverence Antonyms: calm, soothe
The strongest statement regarding As his younger brother is a troublemaker, he
the inviolability of many dogmas is likes to agitate his sister by hiding her dolls.
mentioned in his book.
9. CEREMONIAL (ADJECTIVE): ritual
3. POSIT (VERB): suppose Synonyms: solemn, august
Synonyms: assume, consider Antonyms: unimpressive, unceremonial
Antonyms: neglect, ignore Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The tribe has different ceremonial dance for
Since no other venue is available, I will posit each ceremony.
my condominium as a place for the company
holiday party. 10. GRUELING (ADJECTIVE): arduous
Synonyms: exhausting, laborious
4. UNPRECEDENTED (NOUN): Antonyms: easy, facile
extraordinary Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bizarre, exceptional In between work and school, the medical
Antonyms: regular, common student managed a very grueling schedule.
Example Sentence:
The Internet has erased distance and given
people unprecedented access to each other.
5. CITY DWELLERS (NOUN): townie

Synonyms: urbanite, city boy
Antonyms: immigrant, foreigner
Example Sentence:
Many city dwellers live in rented apartments.
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Synonyms: onlooker, witness
Antonyms: participant, associate
Example Sentence:
As the drivers’ argument became physical, a
bystander had to intervene.
1. HYPOCRITE (NOUN): Bluffer 7. TRANCHE (NOUN): a portion of

Synonyms: fake, cheat something.
Antonyms: honesty, truth Synonyms: chunk, excerpt
Example Sentence: Antonyms: entirety, total
Example Sentence:
He is a hypocrite, who has himself roused
I deposited my first tranche of the education
the people to riot.
loan.
2. UNVIABLE (ADJECTIVE): unfeasible 8. PERIL (NOUN): jeopardy
Synonyms: unsuitable, untenable Synonyms: hazard, insecurity
Antonyms: suitable, feasible Antonyms: certainty, safety
The board has devised an unviable plan. You could well place us both in peril.
3. CRUX (NOUN): problem 9. INNUENDO (NOUN): suggestion
Synonyms: crisis, trouble Synonyms: connotation, indication
Antonyms: calm, peace Antonyms: reality, truth
She helped me at the time of crux. My innuendo regarding this short film is that
you should have it critically acclaimed first.
4. FORAY (NOUN): attack
Synonyms: intrusion, violation 10. UNWITTING (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: obedience, surrender unintentional
Example Sentence: Synonyms: accidental, forgetful
Indian Army troop made a foray over Antonyms: attentive, witting
Pakistan. Example Sentence:
We are anxious to rectify the unwitting
5. UPPERHAND (NOUN): advantage mistakes made in the past.
Synonyms: dominance, leverage
Antonyms: disadvantage, subservience
Example Sentence:
Having Mishika in their group proved an
upper hand for their team.
6. BACKED (VERB): approved

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1. DISSUADE (VERB): thwart Dress your children warmly because they are
Synonyms: divert, prevent very susceptible to illness after being
Antonyms: help, aid exposed to cold weather.
Example Sentence:
The purpose of the fence is to dissuade my 7. EXODUS (NOUN): leaving
neighbours from trespassing on my property. Synonyms: departure, retreat
Antonyms: arriving, coming
2. FEAT (NOUN): accomplishment Example Sentence:
Synonyms: triumph, victory Because of the exodus of so many refugees,
Antonyms: failure, forfeit the town’s public shelters were filled to
Example Sentence: overflowing.
The man was honored when the king learned
of his feat. 8. PLIGHT (NOUN): dilemma
Synonyms: predicament, quandary
3. DERELICT (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: advantage, benefit
disregardful
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: regardless, remiss
Most wealthy people are unaware of the
plight suffered by people who are hungry and
Example Sentence:
homeless.
Thanks to several volunteer organizations in
our community, many derelict areas have
9. ARCHETYPAL (ADJECTIVE): most
been turned into stunning gardens.
typical
Synonyms: stereotypical, hackneyed
4. WOE (NOUN): suffering
Antonyms: atypical, unique
Synonyms: anguish, misfortune
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: contentment, blessing
Gospel reveals the archetypal realities.
Example Sentence:
Because the witch was angry about being
10. CHRONIC (ADJECTIVE): incessant
excluded from the festivities, she promised a
Synonyms: persistent, continual
lifetime of woe to the prince’s parents.
Antonyms: halting, ceasing
Example Sentence:
5. ACQUISITION (NOUN): acquirement
She has been dealing with chronic pain for
Synonyms: achievement, attainment
several months.
Antonyms: lack, failure
Example Sentence:
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6. SUSCEPTIBLE (ADJECTIVE):
vulnerable
Synonyms: receptive, prone
Antonyms: insensitive, resistant
Example Sentence:
1. GNARLY (ADJECTIVE): different 7. GOSSAMER

Synonyms: extraordinary, unique (ADJECTIVE): lightweight
Antonyms: normal, ordinary Synonyms: flimsy, gauzy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: opaque, thick
Ronit is my gnarly fellow. Example Sentence:
. She was wearing a gossamer necklace.
2. SET OFF (VERB): redeem
Synonyms: compensate, propitiate 8. DIRT POOR (ADJECTIVE): insolvent
Antonyms: disagree, spoil Synonyms: penniless, penurious
Example Sentence: Antonyms: wealthy, affluent
After realizing his mistake he proposed to set Example Sentence:
off immediately. The PM’s yojya was proved helped to
the dirt poor villages.
3. CONTEMPLATE (VERB): observe
Synonyms: study, scrutinize 9. DOLORIFIC
Antonyms: neglect, ignore (ADJECTIVE): miserable
Example Sentence: Synonyms: calamitous, deplorable
Hiten contemplated his presence in the office. Antonyms: cheery, happy
Example Sentence:
4. PUNCTILIOUS (ADJECTIVE): thorough 1. Why are you living such a dolorific life?
Synonyms: diligent, fastidious
Antonyms: careless, dishonest 10. GRUBBY (ADJECTIVE): dirty
Example Sentence: Synonyms: filthy, soiled
He is a punctilious entrepreneur. Antonyms: clean, spotless
Example Sentence:
5. EXULTATION (NOUN): extreme happiness Don’t touch my dress with grubby hands.
Antonyms: sorrow, woe
Example Sentence:
She laughed in exultation.
6. GRAVELY (ADVERB): severely

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Example Sentence:
Each and every passenger in the bus was
gravely injured.
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1. SWAY (NOUN): strong influence 7. PRICKLY (ADJECTIVE): irritable

Synonyms: power, authority Synonyms: grumpy, fractious
Antonyms: inefficiency, powerlessness Antonyms: nice, calm
Example Sentence: E Example Sentence:
The CEO of a company holds sway over all of his Maithili was all tired and irritable.
employees.
8. 8. MANDATE (NOUN): command
2. SLANDER (NOUN): defamation S Synonyms: decree, order
Synonyms: aspersion, calumny Antonyms: request, demand
Antonyms: praise, compliment Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: When mother and I are away from home, my
The magazine is known for its habit of creating false teenage sister has the mandate to supervise the
articles that slander celebrities in order to increase rest of the family.
sales.
9. IMBIBE (VERB): absorb
3. PROPAGANDA (NOUN): disinformation Synonyms: guzzle, ingest
Synonyms: doctrine, brainwashing Antonyms: abstain, refrain
Antonyms: truth, reality Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: 1. If I imbibe too much cold-drink, I find that I am
Voters should listen to facts and not to the troubled with extreme bouts of hiccupping.
propaganda distributed by the media.
10. CORROSIVE (ADJECTIVE): bitter
4. POTENT (ADJECTIVE): strong Synonyms: acerbic, caustic
Synonyms: vigorous, influential Antonyms: gentle, kind
Antonyms: ineffective, insignificant Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Her body is witnessed of the corrosive effects of
It only took one shot of the potent antibiotic to cure salt water.
the infection.
5. CRUMPLE (NOUN): wrinkle

Synonyms: ruck, crinkle
Antonyms: smoothness, levelness
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stay ironed and crumple free.
6. EVOLVE (VERB): expand

Synonyms: develop, grow
Antonyms: stop, lessen
Example Sentence:
Our Company has evolved into a major furniture
manufacturer.
1. BERSERK (ADJECTIVE): Insane Yesterday Priyanshi engrossed

Synonyms: crazed, maniacal everybody at the party.
Antonyms: rational, sensible
Example Sentence: 7. DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE):
Army went berserk with an arsenal of Charismatic
guns. Synonyms: effective, energetic
Antonyms: lethargic, lifeless
2. DORMANT (ADJECTIVE): Asleep Example Sentence:
Synonyms: comatose, sleeping Vishal has a very dynamic personality.
Antonyms: active, wakeful
Example Sentence: 8. DEBACLE (NOUN): Catastrophe
Why do you look so dormant all the Synonyms: beating, collapse
time? Antonyms: attainment,
accomplishment
3. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): Meek
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: timid, sheepish When the movie was released, it was
Antonyms: brave, confident called a debacle by the audience.
Example Sentence:
Sia is a kind of diffident person. 9. BEFOUL (VERB): Defile
4. INORDINATE (ADJECTIVE): Undue Synonyms: dishonor, pillage
Synonyms: pricey, steep Antonyms: honor, praise
Antonyms: cheap, moderate Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Many graves were befouled.
The case had taken up an inordinate
amount of time. 10. DEMUR (VERB): Object
Synonyms: refuse, dissent
5. EGRESS (NOUN): Departure Antonyms: support, help
Synonyms: emanation, exiting Example Sentence:
Antonyms: entrance, arrival She demurred enter into the new
business deal.
Example Sentence:
They hinted at the direct means of
access and egress for passengers.
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Synonyms: captivate, enrapture
Antonyms: disenchant, disgust
Example Sentence:
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1. MAR (VERB): spoil 7. RAGING (ADJECTIVE): violent

Synonyms: ruin, impair Synonyms: furious, turbulent
Antonyms: repair, mend A Antonyms: calm, mild
Example Sentence: E Example Sentence:
They tried to marred her image. Moving swiftly down the raging river, drowning
Mukul tried his best to stay afloat while fighting
2. MANNED (ADJECTIVE): defended the strong current.
Synonyms: barricaded, guarded
Antonyms: unprotected, unguarded
8. TRITE (ADJECTIVE): drained
Example Sentence:
It was a manned villa. Synonyms: exhausted, worn-out
Antonyms: fresh, new
3. COMBUSTIBLE (ADJECTIVE): fiery Example Sentence:
Synonyms: flammable, explosive She did not finish the novel because the story’s
Antonyms:, non-combustible, non-explosive plot was trite and uninspiring.
Example Sentence: 9. RELAY (VERB): pass on
Don’t touch that bag it has a combustible material in
it. Synonyms: hand over, deliver
Antonyms: hold, keep
4. DEPLOY (VERB): expand Example Sentence:
Synonyms: unfold, extend In an attempt to relay updated information to all
Antonyms: withhold, not use of the guests, the bride-to-be sent out a mass
email with the new venue address.
Example Sentence:
Their campaigns are deploying volunteers to the cities
10. SPONTANEOUS (ADJECTIVE): impulsive
to encourage people to vote.
Synonyms: impromptu, instinctive
5. LAPSE (NOUN): mistake Antonyms: deliberate, intended
Synonyms: error, a slip Example Sentence:
Antonyms: correction, perfection He never plans anything because he is
extremely spontaneous.
Example Sentence:
Letting off the accused murderer, the citizens felt
there was a lapse in justice.
6. OVERLAY (VERB): superimpose

Synonyms: cover, coat
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Example Sentence:
Mysterious domain of smoke overlay the whole space
in front.
1. PIQUANT (ADJECTIVE): acrid 7. DEARTH (NOUN): paucity

Synonyms: sharp, stinging Synonyms: scarcity, deficiency
Antonyms: blunt, mild Antonyms: plenty, affluence
Some chemicals have a very pungent smell. There is a dearth of evidence.
2. CHEEKY (ADJECTIVE): extremely 8. PLACID (NOUN): calm

Smart Synonyms: serene, tranquil
Synonyms: intelligent, advanced Antonyms: agitated, disturbed
Antonyms: moronic, imbecile Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Placid surroundings of Manali enthralled
Kanika is an extremely cheeky girl. everyone.
3. PARAGON (NOUN): apotheosis 9. AGONIZING (ADJECTIVE): bitter

Synonyms: epitome, exemplar Synonyms: disturbing, pathetic
Antonyms: imperfection, flow Antonyms: soothing, pleasant
Kritika’s nature is paragon to everyone. Gauri has come across many agonizing
experiences throughout my life.
4. PARASITE (NOUN): barnacle
10. PENURIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: bloodsucker, deadbeat economical
Antonyms: benefactor, supporter
Example Sentence: Synonyms: penny-pinching, expedient
Ruffians are parasite to their family. Antonyms: wasteful, improvident
Example Sentence:
5. KEN (NOUN): purview Laura is pretty much a penurious girl.
misinterpretation
Example Sentence:
The politics in the office is beyond my ken.
6. SMUTTY (ADJECTIVE): dirty

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1. PERJURY (NOUN): deception Antonyms: sceptical, leery
Synonyms: falsehood, dishonesty Example Sentence:
Antonyms: frankness, openness With an unjaded smile, the little girl
Example Sentence: denied eating t the cookies.
His friend who lied about his whereabouts
will soon face trial for perjury. 8.
MALADROIT(ADJECTIVE): awkward
2. FUGACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): transient Synonyms: clumsy, clunky
Synonyms: momentary, short-lived Antonyms: skilful, tactful
Antonyms: perpetual, lasting Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The cartoon is based on a maladroit thief.
Because styles are so fugacious, he refuses
to wear a pair of sneakers for more than a 9. SNOOP (VERB): intrude
month. Synonyms: peep, pry
3. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): enfeebled Example Sentence:
Synonyms: drained, exhausted The girl was certain that her mother would
Antonyms: tireless, capable snoop through her diary, so she hid it in a
Example Sentence: secret spot of her house.
The spy pretended to be wheelchair bound
as part of his effete man disguise. 10. PROFITEERING
(ADJECTIVE): dishonest
4. INSIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): sneaky Synonyms: unethical, unscrupulous
Synonyms: foxy, ensnaring Antonyms: moral, ethical
Antonyms: fair, honest Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He is known as a profiteering shopkeeper.
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5. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): exposure
Synonyms: confession, admission
Antonyms: concealment, denial
Example Sentence:
The greater part of the transformation
precedes the disclosure of the theory.
6. OUTRAGE (NOUN): violence

Synonyms: atrocity, abuse
Antonyms: obedience, respect
Example Sentence:
My voice trembled with outrage.
7. UNJADED (ADJECTIVE): innocent

Synonyms: simple, artless
1. VAUNT (NOUN): boast
Synonyms: brag, flaunt 8. 8. DISSOLUTE (ADJECTIVE): corrupt
Antonyms: conceal, hide Synonyms: indulgent, lecherous
Example Sentence: Antonyms: resolute, moral
He likes to vaunt whenever he is with his friends. Example Sentence:
2. RHETORICAL (ADJECTIVE): oratorical Natasha has been excommunicated from the church
Synonyms: vocal, articulate because of her dissolute habits.
Antonyms: concise, terse
Example Sentence: 9. SPITE (NOUN): antipathy
Sagarika ignored his rhetorical questions. Synonyms: contempt, animosity
Antonyms: kindness, forgiveness
3. DISPARITY (ADJECTIVE): difference Example Sentence:
Synonyms: inequality, imbalance One coach spread hurtful rumours about a rival
Antonyms: equality, similarity coach simply to spite her.
Example Sentence:
There is a huge disparity between the crime rates in the 10. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): cheerful
urban cities and the crime rates in the rural areas. Synonyms: confident, hopeful
Antonyms: depressed, pessimistic
4. MIRTH (NOUN): great joy Example Sentence:
Synonyms: rejoicing, levity The bank manager did not feel sanguine about
Antonyms: sorrow, melancholy recovering the loan from them.
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5. ANATHEMA (NOUN): denouncement

Synonyms: denunciation, damnation
Antonyms: praise, compliment
Example Sentence:
The children hate wearing uniforms to school and
view the dress code as an anathema.
6. REBATE (NOUN): payback

Synonyms: discount, subtraction
Antonyms: increase, rise
Example Sentence:
A rebate of 6% is granted on imports from Great
Britain.
7. UNCHARITABLE (ADJECTIVE): tight-fisted

Synonyms: ungiving, ungenerous
Antonyms: generous, spendthrift
Example Sentence:
Manoj is an uncharitable guy.
1. IMPARTIALLY (ADVERB): justly Antonyms: unimportant, insignificant
Synonyms: honestly, reasonably Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unfairly, unjustly He is a preeminent scientist.
Example Sentence:
She has impartially proofread the speed test. 9. ARBITRARINESS (NOUN): bigotry
Synonyms: extremism, contumacy
2. PROGNOSTICATE (NOUN): forecast Antonyms: calmness, peacefulness
Synonyms: adumbrate, presage Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignore, doubt Education freed us from the orders
Example Sentence: and arbitrariness of individuals.
The abbot has already prognosticated his death.
10. DEBILITATE (VERB): incapacitate
3. SLANT (NOUN): point of view Synonyms: attenuate, eviscerate
Synonyms: standpoint, view Antonyms: strengthen, invigorate
Antonyms: perusal, scrutiny Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Taking hot drinks, habitually, tends
My slant about his personality is very positive. to debilitate our organs.
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Antonyms: lay bare, endanger
Example Sentence:
Do not try to fend him.
5. TAPER OFF (VERB): abate

Synonyms: die out, diminish
Antonyms: increase, go up
Example Sentence:
The reactions soon tapered off.
6. FOIST (VERB): force upon

Synonyms: impose, enforce
Antonyms: overlook, neglect
Example Sentence:
She foisted the unnecessary norms over him.
7. MEEK (ADJECTIVE): shy

Synonyms: compliant, docile
Antonyms: immodest, intractable
Example Sentence:
She is a meek girl and has always been like that.
8. PREEMINENT (ADJECTIVE): distinguished

Synonyms: peerless, renowned
1. GIST (NOUN): essence Synonyms: blanch, diminish
Synonyms: summary, point Antonyms: vitalize, fortify
Antonyms: outside, surface Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The long, stressful days etiolated Christen.
Please write the gist of the paragraph.
8. AMENABILITY (NOUN):
2. GARISH (ADJECTIVE): gaudy complaisance
Synonyms: flashy, glittering Synonyms: acquiescence, compliance
Antonyms: simple, modest Antonyms: disobedience, rebellion
He wears garish clothes which don’t suit It’s your amenability to do the given task on
him. time.
3. PARSIMONIOUS (ADJECTIVE): 9. PENURY (NOUN): extreme poverty

frugal Synonyms: barrenness, dearth
Synonyms: mean, avaricious Antonyms: plenty, sufficiency
Antonyms: generous, lavish Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: If you don’t start to save money, you will
He is extravagant but his wife is spend your final years in penury.
parsimonious.
10. IMPETUOUS (ADJECTIVE): acting
4. PERUSAL (NOUN): careful study without thinking
Synonyms: scrutiny, inspection Synonyms: ardent, impulsive
Antonyms: ignorance, neglect
Antonyms: calm, sensible
Example Sentence:
I am sending a copy of the agreement for Example Sentence:
your perusal. His impetuous behavior landed him in
prison.
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Example Sentence:
Since Gauri’s premise cannot be confirmed,
her entire theory is worthless.
6. MEEKNESS (NOUN): humility

Synonyms: modesty, timidity
Antonyms: arrogance, boldness
Example Sentence:
Raghav is a man of transcendent meekness.
7. ETIOLATE (VERB): weaken

1. JIBE (VERB): conform 8. 8. AFFABLE (ADJECTIVE): friendly
Synonyms: match, tally Synonyms: amiable, genial
Antonyms: differ, disagree Antonyms: rude, unfriendly
She jibed all the details of the account. She has an affable nature.
2. BASTION (NOUN): bulwark 9. OBVERSE (NOUN): opposite

Synonyms: support, stronghold Synonyms: complement, counterpart
Antonyms: weak spot, weakness Antonyms: back, rear
The king had his place fortified with bastions. He needs to practise humbleness which is the
obverse of your usual arrogance.
3. PORTENTOUS (ADJECTIVE): exciting
Synonyms: intriguing, haunting 10. EAGER (ADJECTIVE): anxious
Antonyms: encouraging, hopeful Synonyms: keen, ambitious
Example Sentence: Antonyms: dispassionate, uneager
She has given a portentous performance. Example Sentence:
The CBI was eager to prosecute the vice
4. WIELD (VERB): apply chancellor for extortion.
Synonyms: operate, exercise
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She wielded the new rules carefully.
5. DIMINUTION (NOUN): weakening

Synonyms: lessening, abatement
Antonyms: expansion, growth
Example Sentence:
An oversupply made a permanent diminution in the
product’s value.
6. NEUROSIS (NOUN): inhibition

Synonyms: aberration, abnormality
Antonyms: normality, sanity
Example Sentence:
Ritika got a neurosis about chemicals and imagined
them everywhere doing her harm.
7. VOLTE-FACE (NOUN): annulment

Synonyms: cancellation, rescinding
Antonyms: enactment, validation
Example Sentence:
There was a volte-face for Naveen about the decision
to marry Natasha.
1. ABRADE (VERB): scrape Firstly he did the honours then
Synonyms: chafe, grate everybody supervened.
Antonyms: make happy, please
Example Sentence: 7. REPROACH (NOUN): disgrace
The wool blanket abraded my legs and Synonyms: blame, censure
gave me a rash. Antonyms: compliment, praise
Example Sentence:
2. TERRIFIC (ADJECTIVE): horrible Individuals who work in the banking
Synonyms: terrible, awful industry must be honest and beyond
Antonyms: wonderful, pleasant reproach.
Example Sentence:
An enormous amount of dust blown by
the terrific volcanic eruption. 8. LAURELS (NOUN): acclaim
Synonyms: accolade, praise
3. DOOMED (ADJECTIVE): ill-fated Antonyms: blame, disapproval
Synonyms: cursed, damned Example Sentence:
Antonyms: lucky, blessed A soldier won his laurels in the battle
Example Sentence: field.
Those who do not know history
are doomed to repeat it. 9. COMEMMORATE (VERB): pay
tribute to
4. EXORBITANT Synonyms: salute, honour
(ADJECTIVE): excessive Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
Synonyms: immoderate, wasteful Example Sentence:
Antonyms: moderate, sensible Every year we Indians commemorate our
Example Sentence: country’s independence with a huge
The guard is being paid an exorbitant enthusiasm.
salary to sit only.
10. DEIFY (VERB): idealize
5. PIVOTAL Synonyms: glorify, idolize
(ADJECTIVE): important Antonyms: criticize, degrade
Synonyms: vital, crucial Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unimportant, uncritical It is a mistake to deify celebrities let your
Example Sentence: parents be your living God.
Nice customer service is pivotal to a
successful business. Write us-
6. SUPERVENE (VERB): follow
Synonyms: chase, pursue
Antonyms: precede, retreat
Example Sentence:
1. WHIM (NOUN): sudden idea His invidious acts caused the people to
Synonyms: inclination, vagary rise up against him.
Example Sentence: 7. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): artful
His instinct paid off as he picked the Synonyms: facile, eloquent
winning horse on a whim. Antonyms: quiet, silent
Example Sentence:
2. PROGNOSIS (NOUN): forecast The glib comments he made about the
Synonyms: diagnosis, prediction conflict reveals that he is not very well-
Antonyms: calculation, measurement informed about the subject.
Example Sentence:
Due to the company’s financial 8. GRAVE (ADJECTIVE): serious
prognosis, we will probably be out of Synonyms: heavy, sedate
business in less than one month. Antonyms: funny, silly
Example Sentence:
3. ENGENDER (VERB): induce Though the situation was grave, Yash
Synonyms: generate, breed tried to keep the hope.
Example Sentence: 9. OBTUSE (ADJECTIVE): dull
Some people believe violent video Synonyms: dopey, opaque
games engender feelings of hostility in Antonyms: bright, intelligent
young people. Example Sentence:
They have really been very obtuse and
4. STAID (ADJECTIVE): decorous stupid.
Synonyms: dignified, composed
Antonyms: indecorous, frivolous 10. PERILOUS
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): hazardous
She was given a staid title-‘The Iron Synonyms: precarious, threatening
Lady’. Antonyms: safe, secure
Example Sentence:
5. RIBALD (ADJECTIVE): bawdy You should avoid driving during the
Synonyms: coarse, lewd snowstorm because the icy roads are
Antonyms: moral, sophisticated perilous.
Example Sentence:
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6. INVIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): hateful

Synonyms: calumnious, defamatory
Antonyms: likeable, lovable
Example Sentence:
1. CONTINENCE (NOUN): self- Antonyms: flatten, smooth
restraint Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abstinence, chastity Amit scalloped the paper bag.
Antonyms: wildness, intemperance
Example Sentence: 7. ABORT (VERB): halt
Shivali hoped her continence would Synonyms: cut off, break off
allow her to resist temptation. Antonyms: begin, start
Example Sentence:
2. PREROGATIVE (NOUN): privilege The commander instructed them to abort
Synonyms: perquisite, birthright the mission.
Antonyms: duty, obligation
Example Sentence: 8. GLITCH (NOUN): error
If you choose to follow your prerogative Synonyms: flaw, malfunction
and behave badly, then the result will not Antonyms: perfection, excellence
be good for you. Example Sentence:
The glitch in your computer system can
3. SUFFICE (VERB): satisfy be fixed easily.
Synonyms: content, fulfil
Antonyms: dissatisfy, displease 9. BOUNTY (NOUN): gift
Example Sentence: Synonyms: prize, reward
Since I only have two dollars left in my Antonyms: penalty, punishment
pocket, this amount can’t suffice my Example Sentence:
needs. She was given a bounty in her marriage.
4. MIND-BOGGLING 10. KNUCKLE TO (VERB): abide by

(ADJECTIVE): amazing Synonyms: adhere to, accede
Synonyms: astonishing, startling Antonyms: disobey, dissuade
Antonyms: awful, appalling Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The restaurant will be closed down soon
That piece of art involved the mind- if the owner does not knuckle to the
boggling craft. sanitation.
5. MOST INTELLE (ADJECTIVE):

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Antonyms: practical, realistic
Example Sentence:
Ravita gave an example of the most
intelle situation.
6. SCALLOP (VERB): crumple

Synonyms: pucker, rumple
1. DISPEL (VERB): allay Antonyms: bounded, limited
Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve Example Sentence:
Antonyms: recall, take in Your idea has really an absolute
Example Sentence: influence.
The flowers from my husband do not
dispel the fact I believe he is cheating on 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB):
me. dominate
Synonyms: dictate, overrule
2. LAY DOWN (VERB): command Antonyms: follow, lose
Synonyms: impose, order Example Sentence:
Antonyms: implore, request Do not even think of preponderating me.
Example Sentence:
The major laid down the army. 8. DILUTE (VERB): adulterate
Synonyms: make thinner, water down
3. PREMISE (NOUN): presumption Antonyms: make thicker, concentrate
Synonyms: proposition, supposition Example Sentence:
Antonyms: denial, rejection To obtain the effect you want, firstly
Example Sentence: dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
Your theory is faulty because anyone can
dispel the premise with a simple 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): doubtful
experiment. Synonyms: dubious, questionable
Antonyms: proven, definite
4. UNPALATABLE Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): not tasting good The use of phonetic transcription is a
Synonyms: distasteful, unsavoury moot question.
Antonyms: delicious, savoury
Example Sentence: 10. TRAGIC
What an unpalatable Chowmin! she (ADJECTIVE): appalling
exclaimed. Synonyms: awful, deplorable
Antonyms: pleasant, wonderful
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): impact Example Sentence:
Synonyms: outcome, consequences Merriam saw the tragic women of the
Antonyms: source, origin wards.
Although the aftermath was daunting, content@mahendras.org
nothing could compare to the moment
that the tornado struck the building.
6. ABSOLUTE
(ADJECTIVE): without limit
Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
1. EVASIVE (ADJECTIVE): deceptive 7. INORDINATE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: misleading, cagey disproportionate
Antonyms: truthful, forthright Synonyms: extravagant, exorbitant
Example Sentence: Antonyms: cheap, moderate
The news anchor learned nothing from Example Sentence:
the politician’s evasive responses. When Amit won the gold medal, he
received inordinate praise.
2. GODSEND (NOUN): gift
Synonyms: benediction, advantage 8. EGRESS (NOUN): passage out
Antonyms: disadvantage, bad fortune Synonyms: departure, exiting
Example Sentence: Antonyms: arrival, coming
The widespread rain was a godsend for Example Sentence:
villagers. Each egress of our house is connected to
the security system.
3. DIAPASON (NOUN): range
Synonyms: spectrum, territory 9. DEMUR (VERB): hesitate
Antonyms: restriction, limitation Synonyms: waver, vacillate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: endorse, support
The diapason represents the focal point Example Sentence:
of Information. Citizens have the right to demur and
protest any law they feel is
4. INURE (VERB): accustom unconstitutional.
Synonyms: familiarize, habituate
Antonyms: ignore, overlook 10. ENGROSS (VERB): bewitch
Example Sentence: Synonyms: enthrall, fascinate
Even the veteran detective could not Antonyms: disenchant, repel
inure himself to the sight of a murdered Example Sentence:
lady. Many critics gave the movie a poor
review because it failed to engross their
5. OVERT (ADJECTIVE): apparent concentration.
Synonyms: obvious, undisguised
Antonyms: concealed, hidden Write us-
The security guard easily noticed the
shoplifter’s overt actions.
6. DERANGED (ADJECTIVE): crazy

Synonyms: maniacal, demented
Antonyms: balanced, reasonable
Example Sentence:
The deranged boy started shooting
wildly into the mall.
1. MONGER (NOUN): vendor
Synonyms: peddler, trader 7. STOPGAP (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: customer, consumer temporarily helping
Example Sentence: Synonyms: substitute, provisional
He is a fishmonger. Antonyms: permanent, completed
Example Sentence:
2. UPHOLD (VERB): maintain This is just a stopgap vehicle you know.
Synonyms: support, endorse
Antonyms: discourage, abandon 8. MUSHROOM (VERB): sprout
Example Sentence: Synonyms: boom, burgeon
Try to uphold the relations in your life. Antonyms: decrease, shrink
Example Sentence:
3. SALVAGE (VERB): redeem Engineering colleges are mushrooming
Synonyms: regain, restore day by day.
Antonyms: forfeit, waste
Example Sentence: 9. FRAGMENT (NOUN): portion
Some gold was salvaged from that place. Synonyms: part, chunk
Antonyms: lot, whole
4. CONDUCIVE Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): helpful This is a fragment of his sense of
Synonyms: useful, favourable for humour.
Antonyms: useless, worthless
Example Sentence: 10. BEWAIL (VERB): bemoan
Your notes are conducive to the banking Synonyms: mourn, wail
aspirants. Antonyms: be happy, be joyous
Example Sentence:
5. CONFEDERATION (NOUN): union He will bewail the loss of his wife.
Synonyms: alliance, association
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There held a confederation of the
supreme leaders.
6. PRUDENT (ADJECTIVE): careful

Synonyms: cautious, reasonable
Antonyms: careless, nonsensical
Example Sentence:
From now on no prudent bank manager
will sanction the loan to a top-class
entrepreneur without proper
documentation.
Her performance created a strong sway
1. CONTORTION (NOUN): over the audience.
crookedness
Synonyms: distortion, malformation 7. ASSERTION (NOUN): affirmation
Antonyms: beauty, refinement Synonyms: assurance, guarantee
Example sentence: Antonyms: doubt, confusion
Ayush’s skills of contortion change Example sentence:
cringe-worthy remarks into hilarious Pushkar gave me assurance that he would
comments. manage everything.
2. TRIAL (NOUN): a legal proceeding 8. RESORT (VERB): make use of

Synonyms: prosecution, litigation Synonyms: affect, apply
Antonyms: assistance, relief Antonyms: abstain, ignore
Our company wishes to avoid trial. He will resort the new theory he only
developed gradually.
3. SCRIM (NOUN): background
Synonyms: backdrop, sackings 9. CHOP (VERB): mince
Antonyms: center, limelight Synonyms: slash, divide
Example sentence: Antonyms: join, unite
Google appears against this backdrop. Example sentence:
Mash or chop the berries, as preferred,
4. VENIAL (ADJECTIVE): pardonable and add the sugar to them.
Synonyms: allowable, forgivable
Antonyms: inexcusable, unforgivable 10. OBSERVATION (NOUN):
The cuss word the nonright-wingers are attention
using is sheer venial. Synonyms: examination, inspection
Antonyms: ignorance, heedlessness
5. SECULAR (ADJECTIVE): worldly Example sentence:
Synonyms: not spiritual, profane The tendency of my thought, based on
Antonyms: religious, spiritual observation, is to conservatism.
Example sentence:
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6. SWAY (NOUN): predominance
Synonyms: strong influence, command
Antonyms: powerlessness, inefficiency
Example sentence:
1. IMMURE (VERB): confine
Synonyms: incarcerate, imprison 7. PROTAGONIST (NOUN):
Antonyms: release, let go combatant
Example Sentence: Synonyms: hero, idol
Garry was immured in an asylum. Antonyms: antagonist, opponent
Example Sentence:
2. INHIBITED (ADJECTIVE): He was playing the main protagonist of a
constrained theatrical show.
Synonyms: repressed, reserved
Antonyms: extroverted, outgoing 8. IMPEACHMENT
Example Sentence: (NOUN): allegation
He was an inhibited soul. Synonyms: complaint, denunciation
Antonyms: commendation, exculpation
3. TENURE (NOUN): time in a Example Sentence:
position of responsibility He has made the detailed impeachment
Synonyms: ownership, occupation of the witness.
Antonyms: vacancy, nonentity
Example Sentence: 9. IMPINGE (VERB): encroach
They have a right to a fair rent and Synonyms: infringe, intrude
security of tenure. Antonyms: dodge, avoid
Example Sentence:
4. FIXITY (NOUN): determination New cascading would impinge on a
Synonyms: steadfastness, decidedness public.
Antonyms: instability, infirmity
Example Sentence: 10. EUPHORIA (NOUN): elation
Everybody was impressed with her Synonyms: joy, glee
fixity. Antonyms: sadness, unhappiness
Example Sentence:
5. STIFFEN (VERB): reinforce The lyrics of his song is filled with
Synonyms: toughen, strengthen euphoria.
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stiffened their resolve.
6. PRECEDE (VERB): antecede

Synonyms: predate, predate
Antonyms: follow, go after
Example Sentence:
A gun battle had preceded the
explosions.
1. IRREFRANGIBLE
(ADJECTIVE): definite 7. COMPORT (VERB): conform
Synonyms: indisputable, undeniable Synonyms: fit, agree
Antonyms: dubious, refutable Antonyms: disagree, conflict
Planck’s theory is irrefrangible. Adil and Aditya do all that nature and art
can do to comport with his will.
2. VESTIGE (NOUN): hint
Synonyms: clue, trace 8. EBONIZE (VERB): darken
Antonyms: ignorance, callowness Synonyms: blot, smudge
Example Sentence: Antonyms: lighten, whiten
A remnants of half lit cigarette butts Example Sentence:
were the vestige of fresh fugitive. He ebonized the exact location in the
map.
3. SECEDE (VERB): pull away
Synonyms: split from, retract 9. CONVENE (VERB): muster
Antonyms: remain, maintain Synonyms: assemble, gather
Example Sentence: Antonyms: disperse, scatter
The kingdom of Belgium seceded Example Sentence:
from the Netherland. The commander-in-chief had convened a
secret meeting of military personnel.
4. DISCOURSE (NOUN): dialogue
Synonyms: conversation, discussion 10. OBVIATE (VERB): prevent
Antonyms: silence, reticence Synonyms: eliminate, preclude
Example Sentence: Antonyms: support, assist
They better understand the language of Example Sentence:
political discourse. The settlement obviated the need for the
separate cases to be heard in court.
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Antonyms: modest, introverted
Example Sentence:
Her intonated please was filled with
sheer remorse.
6. PROSECUTION (NOUN): pursuit

Synonyms: execution, undertaking
Antonyms: disregard, oversight
Example Sentence:
The news channel's prosecution of its
commercial ends.
1. EMBRACE (VERB): hold tightly in Example Sentence:
arms We have been able to track the default
Synonyms: grasp, enfold and will crackdown on the defaulters
Antonyms: shun, unwrap soon.
Example Sentence:
We should embrace the poor and at least 7. REGULATION (NOUN):
try to listen to them. management
Synonyms: moderation, supervision
2. AFFORESTATION (NOUN): forest Antonyms: deregulation,
management mismanagement
Synonyms: forestation, arboriculture Example Sentence:
Antonyms: deforestation, erosion We need proper regulations in place to
Example Sentence: get the best out of the team.
We must encourage afforestation
because it is the need of the hour. 8. RESHUFFLE (VERB): reorganize
Synonyms: reorient, rejuvenate
3. MERCANTILE (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: damage, raze
regarding business Example Sentence:
Synonyms: trade, monetary We are going to reshuffle the top
Antonyms: noncommercial, not-for- management of the company.
profit
Example Sentence: 9. ESCALATE (VERB): increase
They were talking about mercantile Synonyms: magnify, broaden
investments. Antonyms: shrink, weaken
Example Sentence:
4. NAP (NOUN): short sleep She mixed some wrong chemical which
Synonyms: catnap, doze initially escalated the reaction.
Antonyms: unconsciousness, death
Example Sentence: 10. STIR (NOUN): agitation
The moment I took a nap someone Synonyms: whirlwind, commotion
knocked at the door. Antonyms: peace, harmony
Example Sentence:
5. PANTHEIST (NOUN): a person who Their walkout from the assembly caused
doesn’t believe in orthodox religion quite a stir.
Synonyms: agnostic, freethinker
Antonyms: believer, pious Write us-
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6. DEFAULT (NOUN): failure

Synonyms: delinquency, dereliction
Antonyms: perfection, strength
1. COALITION (NOUN): association
Synonyms: alliance, allied group 7. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever
Antonyms: disunion, disassociation Synonyms: shrewd, prudent
Example Sentence: Antonyms: imprudent, foolish
A coalition of conservationists is Example Sentence:
lobbying for a new forest preservation Canny customers will switch banks.
bill.
8. EXPLOIT (NOUN): accomplishment
2. ESCORT (NOUN): bodyguard Synonyms: attainment, achievement
Synonyms: protector, safeguard Antonyms: inaction, inactivity
Antonyms: enemy, foe Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Many big companies sprang up to exploit
The escort was assigned to protect the this new technology.
inmate to court and then back to the jail.
9. RANCOROUS
3. ELUDE (VERB): avoid (ADJECTIVE): caustic
Synonyms: evade, dodge Synonyms: acrimonious, petulant
Antonyms: assist, help Antonyms: nice, kind
The cruise ship was too big to elude the He saw miserable months of rancorous
pirate vessel. disputes.
4. ABOLISH (VERB): cancel 10.DON (VERB): enrobe

Synonyms: nullify, terminate Synonyms: dress, clothe
Antonyms: sanction, validate Antonyms: undress, disrobe
The politician filibustered to abolish the The little girl donned her doll.
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5. DEVOIR (NOUN): responsibility
Synonyms: onus, burden
Antonyms: hobby, pastime
Example Sentence:
You have done your devoir right well.
6. PREPONDERTAE
(VERB): dominate
Synonyms: dictate, outshine
Antonyms: fall behind, follow
Example Sentence:
The advantages preponderate over this
apparent disadvantage.
1. ELUSIVE
(ADJECTIVE): ambiguous 7. HARROWING (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: incomprehensible, puzzling dangerous
Antonyms: definite, understandable Synonyms: nerve-racking, terrifying
Example Sentence: Antonyms: calming, unfrightening
The sound was too elusive. Example Sentence:
They watched a harrowing film about
2. BLEND (NOUN): amalgam misogyny and violence.
Synonyms: composite, mix
Antonyms: division, separation 8. RIG (VERB): manipulate
Example Sentence: Synonyms: influence, gerrymander
Gentleness should blend their benign Antonyms: approve, purify
influences with justice. Example Sentence:
The results of the elections had been
3. DETERRENT (NOUN): disincentive rigged.
Synonyms: hindrance, restraint
Antonyms: incentive, assistance 9. SNARE (NOUN): bait
Example Sentence: Synonyms: trap, gin
It is a deterrent for others, not a healing Antonyms: repulsion, frankness
process for the man himself. Example Sentence:
He came upon a hare struggling in an
4. CONSTRAINT (NOUN): pressure illegal snare.
Synonyms: restraint, coercion
Antonyms: freedom, liberty 10. GROTESQUE
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): absurd
There was constraint in the Synonyms: bizarre, strange
correspondence—it was submitted to the Antonyms: familiar, ordinary
faculty. Example Sentence:
He was wearing a grotesque mask.
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): outcome
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Example Sentence:
Food prices soared in the aftermath of
the drought.
6. DISPEL (VERB): dismiss

Synonyms: eliminate, oust
Antonyms: allow, welcome
Example Sentence:
The brightness of the day did nothing to
dispel her dejection.
1. ETHOS (NOUN): ideology Antonyms: hurt, harmed
Synonyms: mentality, mindset Example Sentence:
Antonyms: body, physicality Somehow, the lone soldier made it
Example Sentence: across enemy lines unscathed.
Many adventurous people live by the
ethos of YOLO, you only live once. 7. BOGUS (ADJECTIVE): fake
Synonyms: fictitious, counterfeit
2. PENITENCY (NOUN): anguish Antonyms: actual, factual
Synonyms: attrition, contriteness Example Sentence:
Antonyms: delight, joyfulness The con artist is currently being sought
Example Sentence: for selling bogus stock shares for a non-
The book told of the survivor’s penitency existent company.
during the kidnapping ordeal.
8. ROTE (NOUN): mechanically
3. LAG (VERB): delay Synonyms: automatically, mindlessly
Synonyms: dally, dawdle Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
Antonyms: develop, expand Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: An eight year old was able to recite
The president got sick quickly after Newton's laws by rote.
lunch, so he decided to lag the meeting
until 5 p.m. 9. RAMPANT
(ADJECTIVE): uncontrolled
4. GLARINGLY Synonyms: flagrant, prevalent
(ADVERB): glitteringly Antonyms: restrained, controlled
Synonyms: brilliantly, splendidly Example Sentence:
Antonyms: darkly, dully During the riots, crime was rampant in
Example Sentence: the streets.
The error was glaringly obvious, yet
nobody said anything about it. 10. DOCK (VERB): land on the
waterfront
5. TREASURY (NOUN): bank Synonyms: anchor, moor
Synonyms: cache, hoard Antonyms: divide, separate
Antonyms: debt, credit Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The ship docked at Southampton.
His chief innovation was the introduction
of payment from the public treasury for
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6. UNSCATHED
(ADJECTIVE): unharmed
Synonyms: unhurt, uninjured
1. ERRONEOUS
(ADJECTIVE): wrong 7. SERMONIZE (VERB): moralize
Synonyms: faulty, flawed Synonyms: preachify, teach
Antonyms: accurate, genuine Antonyms: mislead, misguide
She read an erroneous article. The saint was sermonizing the people of
Canada.
2. ABASH (VERB): embarrass
Synonyms: disconcert, rattle 8. RUPTURE (NOUN): crack
Antonyms: soothe, allay Synonyms: break, fissure
Example Sentence: Antonyms: closing, closure
Shamita looked slightly abashed. Example Sentence:
As soon as each understood the other's
3. EVICTION (NOUN): ejection full intention, there would be a rupture.
Synonyms: expulsion, removal
Antonyms: receiving, welcoming 9. TENOR (NOUN): gist
Example Sentence: Synonyms: body, core
The forced eviction of residents took Antonyms: exterior, outside
place. Example Sentence:
He could not understand the general
4. UNTENABLE tenor of the debate.
(ADJECTIVE): indefensible
Synonyms: illogical, unsound 10. CREDENCE (NOUN): trust
Antonyms: logical realistic Synonyms: belief, faith
Example Sentence: Antonyms: disbelief, distrust
I am being perplexed so as why he is Example Sentence:
making such untenable comments. Psychoanalysis finds little credence
among laymen.
5. DELIVERABLE (NOUN): output
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Example Sentence:
From that time he has been adding
steadily to his deliverable and his
reputation.
6. AGGRIEVE (VERB): offend

Synonyms: oppress, abuse
Antonyms: assist, back
Example Sentence:
Her sharply penetrating cuss words
aggrieved me a lot.
1. RAMIFICATION Antonyms: order, organisation
(NOUN): bifurcation Example Sentence:
Synonyms: divarication, branching This building is full of clutter.
Antonyms: unity, union
Example Sentence: 7. OVERHAUL (VERB): repair
An extended family with its Synonyms: revamp, reconstruct
ramifications of neighbouring in-laws. Antonyms: damage, destroy
Example Sentence:
2. ACCREDITATION (NOUN): The steering box was recently
authorization overhauled.
Synonyms: documentation, testament
Antonyms: disapproval, refusal 8. COALITION (NOUN): allied group
Example Sentence: Synonyms: alliance, confederation
The accreditation of professionals was Antonyms: disassociation, disunion
being checked. Example Sentence:
There is a coalition between Liberals and
3. CONVERSELY Conservatives.
(ADVERB): contrary
Synonyms: contrarily, in defiance of 9. GRAVITATE (VERB): incline
Antonyms: equally, similarly Synonyms: tend, be influenced
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ascend, rise
He would have preferred his sister not to Example Sentence:
work, although conversely he was also The electron does not gravitate towards
proud of what she did. the nucleus.
4. SUBSUME (VERB): include 10. PERSECUTE (VERB): tyrannize

Synonyms: incorporate, involve Synonyms: victimize, torment
Antonyms: release, free Antonyms: assist, help
Most of these phenomena can be His followers were persecuted by the
subsumed under two broad categories. authorities.
5. EMINENCE (NOUN): importance

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Example Sentence:
Everybody understood her eminence in
cinematography.
6. CLUTTER (NOUN): confusion

Synonyms: disorder, chaos
1. CAPSIZE (VERB): invalidate Side stepping the requirements by the
Synonyms: reverse, repeal apostle is not the ideal way to work.
Antonyms: approve, permit
Example Sentence: 8. MUSE (VERB): think about
The Ministry of the Ministry of Synonyms: consider, contemplate
Environment, Forests and Climate Change Antonyms: ignore, neglect
has capsized the NGT verdict. Example Sentence:
Smita couldn't even begin to muse the future.
2. MOTIVE (NOUN): intention
Synonyms: preoccupied, resolved 9. TENABLE (ADJECTIVE): defensible
Antonyms: unfixed, unstable Synonyms: justifiable, conceivable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unreasonable, illogical
It signals the motive to support centres of Example Sentence:
excellence. Such a simplistic approach is no longer
tenable.
3. NURTURE (NOUN): breeding
Synonyms: care, feed 10. PRECEDENT (NOUN): an exemplar
Antonyms: deprivation, starvation Synonyms: paradigm, model
Example Sentence: Antonyms: non standardization, imperfection
The nurture of children is mandatory. Example Sentence:
There are few precedents for this sort of
4. SERENITY (NOUN): composure legislation.
Synonyms: calmness, patience
Antonyms: agitation, disturbance
Example Sentence:
The riverside view is filled with serenity. Write us-
5. PROXIMITY (NOUN): nearness
Synonyms: closeness, adjacency
Example Sentence:
The map shows the geographical proximity
of our two countries.
6. CONSENT (NOUN): agreement

Synonyms: approval, sanction
Antonyms: denial, dissent
Example Sentence:
The green signal is conditional on getting the
consent from the government.
7. APOSTLE (NOUN): advocate

Synonyms: defender, backer
Antonyms: antagonist, detractor
Example Sentence:
1. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): horrible 8. FACULTATIVE (NOUN): open to
Synonyms: daunting, dreadful choice
Antonyms: friendly, harmless Synonyms: unrestricted, discretionary
Example sentence: Antonyms: nondiscretionary, restricted
She witnessed a dire incident. Example sentence:
The provisions of neither convention are
2. NETTLE (VERB): annoy obligatory, but merely facultative,
Synonyms: irritate, disturb amounting only to recommendations.
Antonyms: appease, please
Example sentence: 9. GENUFLECTION (NOUN):
Nothing can nettle me like irritating drivers expression
who text while behind the wheel. Synonyms: indication, nod
Antonyms: speech, talk
3. CLUMSY (ADJECTIVE): cumbersome Example sentence:
Synonyms: burdensome, unwieldy This is a very kind genuflection of yours.
Antonyms: convenient, helpful
Example sentence: 10. MELIORATE (VERB): correct
This animal has a very durable but clumsy fur. Synonyms: revise, reform
Antonyms: repress, retreat
4. DECIPHER (VERB): understand Example sentence:
Synonyms: construe, figure out They meliorated their living standards.
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse
Example sentence:
He was deciphering me the schedule.
5. BONA FIDE (ADJECTIVE): genuine

Synonyms: actual, authentic Write us-
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Example sentence:
I was asked for all the bona fide documents.
6. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): careful

Synonyms: discreet, judicious
Antonyms: careless, negligent
Example sentence:
Rakesh is a vigilant guard.
7. FAVOUR (NOUN): approval

Synonyms: backing, benefit
Antonyms: disfavour, opposition
Example sentence:
I do not need any favour from anybody.
1. VIVISECTION (NOUN): partition
Synonyms: division, segmentation 7. ACCENTUATE (VERB): focus
Antonyms: connection, combination attention on
Example Sentence: Synonyms: highlight, point out
They witnessed the vivisection of India Antonyms: divert attention from, mask
into separate parts. Example Sentence:
Abhineet’s jacket unfortunately
2. FLOUT (VERB): disregard accentuated his paunch.
Synonyms: defy, repudiate
Antonyms: approve, commend 8. ACQUIESCE (VERB): accede with
Example Sentence: some reluctance
The HR department announced that the Synonyms: concur, conform
advertising code is being flouted. Antonyms: differ, disagree
Example Sentence:
3. GUTTED (VERB): loot Shamita acquiesced in his decision.
Synonyms: pillage, plunder
Antonyms: protect, conserve 9. GAIETY (NOUN): happiness
Example Sentence: Synonyms: festivity, joviality
The temple was gutted and plundered. Antonyms: depression, unhappiness
Example Sentence:
4. PLOD (VERB): walk heavily The room was filled with the sudden
Synonyms: trudge, trample gaiety of children's laughter.
Antonyms: walk lightly, tiptoe
Example Sentence: 10. BRAVADO (NOUN): swagger
The thieves plodded back up the hill. Synonyms: bluster, bluff
Antonyms: modesty, humility
5. CONSONANCE Example Sentence:
(NOUN): conformity Yashap possesses none of the classic
Synonyms: accord, congruity wheeler-dealer's casual bravado.
Antonyms: dissonance, incongruity
There was a consonance between content@mahendras.org
conservation measures and existing
agricultural practice.
6. ENVISION (VERB): visualize

Synonyms: conceive, envisage
Example Sentence:
Simona envisioned the admiring glances
of guests seeing her home.
1. FLARE (VERB): erupt
Synonyms: blaze, explode 7. GAFFE (NOUN): mistake
Antonyms: mend, implode Synonyms: impropriety, indiscretion
Example Sentence: Antonyms: amendment, mending
Fierce fighting flared between the army Example Sentence:
men and the terrorists. Coming here was a gaffe.
2. FLAUNT (VERB): advertise 8. ELUDE (VERB): avoid

Synonyms: show off, display Synonyms: escape, dodge
Antonyms: cover, conceal Antonyms: encourage, assist
She flaunted her new wardrobe. Veeju tried to elude the security men by
sneaking through a back door.
3. FATEFUL
(ADJECTIVE): significant 9. JIBE (VERB): agree
Synonyms: crucial, critical Synonyms: harmonize, accord
Antonyms: insignificant, unimportant Antonyms: differ, disagree
They could escape because of his fateful The authors jibed with the majority.
oversight.
10. FORMERLY (ADVERB): already
4. FLOUNDER (VERB): stumble Synonyms: earlier, heretofore
Synonyms: bobble, wallow Antonyms: currently, presently
Antonyms: do well, succeed Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She has formerly met my mother.
There were watering places where
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5. FEINT (NOUN): pretence
Synonyms: artifice, imposture
Example Sentence:
His anger is masked by the feint that all
is well.
6. EXASPERATE (VERB): agitate

Synonyms: annoy, enrage
Antonyms: comfort, soothe
Example Sentence:
His futile efforts exasperated prison
officers.
1. FINIAL (NOUN): highest point
Synonyms: peak, acme 7. BLOVIATE (VERB): shout
Antonyms: nadir, bottom Synonyms: yell, cry
Example Sentence: Antonyms: be quiet, be silent
Physics is the finial of scientific Example Sentence:
knowledge. She bloviated out of frustration.
2. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE): 8. ALOOF (ADJECTIVE): detached

enthusiastic Synonyms: unsympathetic, unresponsive
Synonyms: ardent, earnest Antonyms: friendly, compassionate
Antonyms: unenthusiastic, indifferent Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The members of the family were
She is a fervent listener. courteous but faintly aloof.
3. PERPETUATE (VERB): keep 9. RAPPORT (NOUN): understanding

going between people
Synonyms: sustain, maintain Synonyms: agreeableness, compatibility
Antonyms: discontinue, cease Antonyms: incompatibility, discord
The confusion was perpetuated through Meghna was able to establish a good
inadvertence. rapport with the children.
4. GAMBIT (NOUN): plan 10. INUNDATE (VERB): overflow

Synonyms: plot, trick Synonyms: pour down on, deluge
Antonyms: honesty, frankness Antonyms: insufficiency, need
Andrew’s resignation was a tactical The islands may be the first to be
gambit. inundated as sea levels rise.
5. PORTEND (VERB): predict

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Example Sentence:
The eclipses portend some major events.
6. CANDOR (NOUN): directness

Synonyms: frankness, outspokenness
Antonyms: artifice, guile
Example Sentence:
He is the man with refreshing candor.
1. CLINCH (VERB): secure Executive power is vested in the post of
Synonyms: clutch, clasp the President.
Antonyms: let go, liberate
Example Sentence: 7. WADE (VERB): initiate
He wanted to impress him to clinch a Synonyms: start, launch
business deal. Antonyms: end, finish
Example Sentence:
2. VESTIGE (NOUN): sign He proposes to wade discussions on
Synonyms: hint, indication planning procedures.
Antonyms: information, knowledge
Example Sentence: 8. FERMENT (NOUN): commotion
After the huge fire, only a vestige of the Synonyms: tumult, turbulence
house remained visible among the ashes. Antonyms: tranquillity, stillness
Example Sentence:
3. ENTICEMENT (NOUN): bait They were distracted by a ferment across
Synonyms: inducement, attraction the street.
Antonyms: disgust, dissuasion
Example Sentence: 9. DISCERNIBLE
They inclined to check the financial (ADJECTIVE): recognizable
enticements. Synonyms: appreciable, perceptible
4. UNPRECEDENTED Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): extraordinary The scandal had no discernible effect on
Synonyms: uncommon, unusual her career.
Antonyms: usual, normal
Example Sentence: 10. PANDER (VERB): cajole
The Internet has erased distance and Synonyms: please, gratify
given people unprecedented access to Antonyms: disappoint, dissatisfy
each other. Example Sentence:
Each time we dine there, Kulyash
5. ABERRATION (NOUN): oddity manages to pander the waiter.
Synonyms: eccentricity, weirdness
Antonyms: normality, usualness Write us-
A person with one blue eye and one
green eye is said to have a genetic
aberration.
6. VEST (VERB): authorize

Synonyms: bestow, endow
Antonyms: refuse, dislodge
Example Sentence:
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1. HABITUATE (VERB): accustom It was just another quirk by Mohit.

Synonyms: apprise, accustom
Antonyms: ignore, neglect 7. NIGGARD
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): ungenerous
Arushi has to habituate herself with the Synonyms: penurious, miserly
filing system. Antonyms: generous, kind
Example Sentence:
2. GORGE (VERB): eat greedily Siya is a niggard landlady.
Synonyms: gulp, guzzle
Antonyms: fast, starve
Example Sentence: 8. REPINE (VERB): complain
Aniket gorged all the mangoes while Synonyms: grumble, lament
waiting for his friends. Antonyms: compliment, praise
Example Sentence:
3. AVER (VERB): to state firmly and Anjali repined against Abhineet.
strongly that something is true
Synonyms: assert, declare 9. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): smooth-
Antonyms: deny, disclaim talking
Example Sentence: Synonyms: artful, facile
Nia averred that she had never seen that Antonyms: stuttering, inarticulate
man before. Example sentence:
Smiriti advised women with similar
4. ELLIPTICAL issues not to settle for glib explanations.
(ADJECTIVE): oval-shaped
Synonyms: egg-shaped, ellipsoidal 10. TRYST (NOUN): meeting
Antonyms: square-shaped, rectangular- Synonyms: appointment, rendezvous
shaped Antonyms: separation, division
Mayur was told about an elliptical orbit. They had dinner in a moonlight tryst.
5. MALODOROUS
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Synonyms: decomposed, noxious
Antonyms: aromatic, savory
Example Sentence:
They decided to stay away from the
malodorous room.
6. QUIRK (NOUN): strange act

Synonyms: knack, quibble
Antonyms: conformity, normality
Example Sentence:
1. MERETRICIOUS An IIT qualified was showered
(ADJECTIVE): based on pretense; encomium on his grand success.
deceptively pleasing
Synonyms: gaudy, flashy 7. NEXUS (NOUN): link
Antonyms: genuine, real Synonyms: bond, connection
Example Sentence: Antonyms: interruption, exteriority
Malaika was flaunting her meretricious Example Sentence:
bracelet. I share a strong nexus with my cousin.
2. CATASTROPHE 8. ASPHYXIATE (VERB): cut off air

(NOUN): calamity Synonyms: smother, stifle
Synonyms: adversity, fiasco Antonyms: breathe, loosen
Antonyms: fortune, prosperity Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Aneesh died because someone
Since the caterer failed to appear, my asphyxiated his oxygen cylinder.
party was a catastrophe.
9. REMONSTRATE (VERB): protest
3. DISCOURTEOUS Synonyms: complain, dispute
(ADJECTIVE): impolite Antonyms: agree, concede
Synonyms: impertinent, ill-mannered Example Sentence:
Antonyms: mannered, nice The officials remonstrated against the
Example Sentence: injustice in their department.
Vishu asked an impertinent question to
the journalist. 10.OSTRACISM (NOUN): banishment
Synonyms: avoidance, boycott
4. FAMINE (NOUN): hunger Antonyms: acceptance, allowance
Synonyms: starvation, dearth Example Sentence:
Antonyms: abundance, plenty In Athens, ostracism gratuitously
Example Sentence: anticipated a crime.
Drought resulted in famine throughout
the region.
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Synonyms: adulation, cajolery
Antonyms: criticism, denunciation
Example Sentence:
He is a decent man not the one who can
be impressed with the blandishments.
6. ENCOMIUM (NOUN): praise

Synonyms: accolade, compliment
Antonyms: blame, condemnation
Example Sentence:
1. INUMBRATE (VERB): blacken
Synonyms: darken, overshadow 7. LACONIC (ADJECTIVE): brief
Antonyms: brighten, lighten Synonyms: concise, compact
Example Sentence: Antonyms: wordy, prolific
You would have been inumbrating. Example Sentence:
Ambuj described the incident in a
2. CHASTISE (VERB): scold laconic way.
Synonyms: berate, castigate
Antonyms: encourage, promote 8. TRANSCEND (VERB): surpass
Example Sentence: Synonyms: outdo, outshine
Urvashi was chastised by a media- Antonyms: surrender, be inferior
person yesterday. Example Sentence:
We were all transcended by him.
3. APPROBATION (NOUN): approval
or agreement 9. BEFOG (VERB): to make confused
Synonyms: permission, consent Synonyms: dazzle, daze
Antonyms: disapproval, refusal Antonyms: clarify, cleanse
They were given an approbation to My brain was befogged by a sudden blow
continue their research. on my head.
4. HERETIC (NOUN): cynic 10. EXONERATE (VERB): excuse

Synonyms: pagan, apostate Synonyms: acquit, exempt
Antonyms: adherent, faithful Antonyms: condemn, convict
Anjani is sort of a heretic person. A criminal was exonerated from a
capital punishment because he showed
5. CONSTERNATION himself as a minor.
(NOUN): distress
Synonyms: dismay, anxiety
Antonyms: security, confidence
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consternation in those days.
6. METAPHOR (NOUN): implied

comparison
Synonyms: allegory, similitude
Antonyms: plain speech, factual
Example Sentence:
The metaphor used by Gaurav in the
class was a well-known one.
1. ADULTERATE (VERB): alter One can’t gain anything by decrying the
often for profit success of one’s rivals.
Synonyms: contaminate, defile
Antonyms: purify, cleanse 7. DISSIPATE (VERB): squander
Example Sentence: Synonyms: waste, deplete
The shopkeeper was adulterating in the Antonyms: save, hoard
pulses. Example Sentence:
Our country cannot afford to dissipate
2. INDISPENSABLE the forest resources.
(ADJECTIVE): necessary
Synonyms: imperative, essential 8. WITHERING
Antonyms: needless, superfluous (ADJECTIVE): destructive
Example Sentence: Synonyms: annihilating, devastating
Watching live debate is as Antonyms: creative, developmental
indispensable as the breakfast for me. Example Sentence:
We experienced a withering monsoon.
3. CRYPTIC
(ADJECTIVE): mysterious 9. EXPUNGE (VERB): delete
Synonyms: ambiguous, enigmatic Synonyms: destroy, obliterate
Antonyms: clear, definite Antonyms: create, help
Anuj passed a cryptic remark. I shall request you to please expunge the
sarcastic remark from the wall.
4. DERIDE (VERB): mock
Synonyms: rap, incite 10. FOMENT (VERB): instigate
Antonyms: praise, commend Synonyms: abet, arouse
Example Sentence: Antonyms: finish, tranquilize
Atul was derided by his colleague for Example Sentence:
his foolish joke. He fomented the innocent people.
5. FRAY (NOUN): fracas Write us-

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Antonyms: harmony, peace
Example Sentence:
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6. DECRY (VERB): disparage

Synonyms: belittle, denounce
Antonyms: praise, commend
Example Sentence:
1. MOLLYCODDLE (VERB): pamper Example Sentence:
Synonyms: overprotect, cater to Your uptight behavior can get you
Antonyms: ignore, neglect rejected in an interview.
Example Sentence:
I found school very difficult, and 7. DRIP (VERB): drop
realized I'd been mollycoddled at home. Synonyms: dribble, drizzle
Antonyms: collect, pour
2. GROUSE (NOUN): complaint Example Sentence:
Synonyms: gripe, grouch Everyone must ensure that water
Antonyms: praise, compliment doesn’t drips away uselessly.
Example Sentence:
I have no grouse against my wife. 8. PERVADE (VERB): spread through
Synonyms: infuse, permeate
3. OPPRESS (VERB): subdue Antonyms: block, hinder
Synonyms: torment, trample Example Sentence:
Antonyms: encourage, aid The poison must be blocked before it
Example Sentence: pervades Ridhima’s vital organs.
The tyrant general oppressed his people.
9. KUDOS (NOUN): praise
4. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever Synonyms: applause, eminence
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit Antonyms: condemnation,
Antonyms: foolish, idiotic denunciation
Chintan is a canny person. Meenakshi was looking for kudos rather
than profit.
5. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): shy
Synonyms: timid, hesitant 10. DISGORGE (VERB): vomit
Antonyms: confident, brave Synonyms: discharge, regurgitate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: suck, consume
Varun was a diffident child in such a Example Sentence:
large family. Nidhi was disgorging whatever she was
eating.
6. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): secret
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Example Sentence:
When Sachin spoke, his words were
cryptic to all those in the room.
6. UPTIGHT (ADJECTIVE): nervous

Synonyms: nervy, edgy
Antonyms: unworried, composed
1. ACQUISITION (NOUN): obtaining The impunity enjoyed by them implicated in

Synonyms: gain, receiving animals killing.
Antonyms: loss, failure
Example Sentence: There was an acquisition 8. INDELIBLE (ADJECTIVE):
among travel agents. indestructible
Synonyms: enduring, lasting
2. HOSTILITY (NOUN): antagonism Antonyms: strong, healthy
Synonyms: aggression, meanness Example Sentence: The story made an
Antonyms: friendship, goodwill indelible impression on me.
Example Sentence: Their hostility is to all
outsiders. 9. SPEARHEAD (VERB): lead
Synonyms: initiate, launch
3. EVOKE (VERB): induce Antonyms: end, finish
Synonyms: arouse, stimulate Example Sentence: He is spearheading a
Antonyms: calm, repress campaign to reduce the number of accidents
Example Sentence: She is evoked in India at work.
when a house is being built to ensure its
completion. 10. IMPOUND (VERB): confine
Synonyms: imprison, seize
4. RESUSCITATE (VERB): revive Antonyms: free, let go
Synonyms: energise, invigorate Example Sentence: Unfortunately, those
Antonyms: destroy, bore people will be impounded in the prison.
Example Sentence: An ambulance crew
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5. ADVERSARIAL
(ADJECTIVE): opposing
Synonyms: adverse, antipathetic
Antonyms: agreeable, friendly
Example Sentence: I faced the adversarial
nature of the party candidates.
6. REVOCATION (NOUN): annulment

Synonyms: abrogation, cancellation
Antonyms: approval, confirmation
Example Sentence: For those who break the
law, revocation of their business license may
result.
7. IMPUNITY (NOUN): freedom

Synonyms: immunity, exception
Antonyms: denial, prohibition
Example Sentence:
1. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: Smooth, Straighten

(सं कोची) Reserved Example Sentence:
Don’t crimp the pages of my notebook.
Synonyms: Timid, Reticent
Antonyms: Bold, Brave
7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
Swastika is too outgoing for anyone to (भयानक) Terrible
ever accuse her of being demure. Synonyms: Dreadful, Awful
Antonyms: Good, Mild
2. DEFILE (VERB): (मै ला कर दे ना) To Example Sentence:
The situation of draught has become dire.
make impure or dirty
Synonyms: Contaminate, Degrade
Antonyms: Cleanse, Upgrade 8. SURGE (NOUN): (वद् ृ धि) Growth
Example Sentence: Synonyms: Deluge, Upsurge
Everybody knows smoking weed defiles Antonyms: decline, decrease
one’s body. Example Sentence:
Sudden surge was seen in dollar in the
3. SIEGE (VERB): (परे शान करना) stock exchange.
Harass
Synonyms: Beset, Badger 9. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अति
Antonyms: Aid, Assist दष्ु ट,कुटटल) Very Evil And Wicked
Example Sentence: Synonyms: Sinful, Vicious
They was sieging other students over new Antonyms: Kind, Pleasing
stationery. Example sentence:
To call that new students names, was not
4. PERUSE (VERB): (अवलोकन करना) only mean, but nefarious.
Examine
Synonyms: Scrutinize, Inspect 10. PLEBEIAN (NOUN): (सवव सािारण)
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook Not worthy of the upper classes.
Example Sentence: Synonyms: Mediocre, Ordinary
The case history was being perused by the Antonyms: Extraordinary, Aristocratic
FBI. Example Sentence:
My spoiled cousins called the restaurant a
5. ANALYTICAL (ADJECTIVE): plebeian place.
(ववश्लेषणात्मक) Logical
Synonyms: Rational, Level Headed
Antonyms: Careless, Thoughtless Write us-
Mathur’s approach is very analytical.
6. CRIMP (VERB): (ससकोड़ना) Fold

Synonyms: Crinkle, Wrinkle
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6. DAINTY (ADJECTIVE): (सूक्ष्म)
1. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal delicately small and pretty
Synonyms: divulge, evince Synonyms: petite, cute
Antonyms: conceal, suppress Antonyms: ugly, repulsive
Today Akshima is going to snitch her The puppy’s dainty nose looked very cute,
secret. convincing everybody’s to love it.
2. HUSTLER (NOUN): (अपराधी 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान, मज्जन)

व्यक्ति) criminal the act of washing
Synonyms: cleansing, decontamination
Synonyms: desperado, felon
Antonyms: contamination, pollution
Antonyms: police, law
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Mina performed the ablution of the wound
He is the denounced hustler of this
and applied some disinfectant to avoid
locality.
further infection.
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह, भूला-

8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना) to walk
भटका) afield casually
Synonyms: adrift, off target Synonyms: stroll, wander
Antonyms: stable, anchored Antonym: rush, dash
The gunman claimed that the shots had Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
gone astray. than attend the session.
4. DESPOTISM (NOUN): (िानाशाही) 9. COVET (VERB): (ललचाना) to greatly

absolute power desire something you lack
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship Synonyms: crave, fancy to
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism Antonyms: abjure, hate
After their generations living under Vikram tends to covet quality time with
despotism, citizens were happy to see a his family.
kind emperor.
10. RECONNOITER (VERB): (खोजना)
5. HOODWINK (VERB): (छलना) to to survey a place or situation for planning
deceive someone purposes
Synonyms: mislead, swindle Synonyms: inspect, examine
Antonyms: support, safeguard Antonyms: ignore, overlook
Insurance deals often hoodwink customers One should constantly reconnoiter one’s
by making hollow promises. enemy’s movements.
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1. SWAMP (NOUN): (कीचड़) 6. BRUSQUE

quagmire (ADJECTIVE): (बेअदब) blunt in
Synonyms: marshland, lowland manner or harsh speech
Antonyms: clean land, clear Synonyms: gruff, discourteous
Example Sentence: Antonyms: polite, kind
This area is full of sump so it smells Example Sentence:
fouls all the time. His child is brusque and impatient.
2. RANKLE 7. FRACAS (NOUN): (दं गा/कोलाहल) a

(VERB): (खिजाना/चचढ़ाना) to cause noisy disagreement
bitterness or irritation Synonyms: commotion, disturbance
Synonyms: annoy, embitter Antonyms: agreement, harmony
Antonym: comfort, pacify Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The students were suspended from the
Sarika was rankled by his assertion. class when they started a fracas.
3. AKIN (ADJECTIVE): (समान) 8. FIAT (NOUN): ( आज्ञाप्तत) order

similar in nature Synonyms: command, dictum
Synonyms: analogous, comparable Antonyms: opposition, denial
Antonyms: dissimilar, unlike Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The CM’s latest fiat prohibits the
Something akin to gratitude chewing of tobacco in office.
overwhelmed her.
9. ENNUI (NOUN): (थकान) boredom
4. ARCHAIC Synonyms: tedium, languor
(ADJECTIVE): (प्राचीन) old and no Antonyms: excitement, liveliness
longer useful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: primitive, old-fashioned Eaten up by ennui at his workplace, he
Antonyms: modern, up-to-date decided to go on a vacation.
Example Sentence:
In comparison to portable laptop 10. EFFIGY (NOUN): (पुतला) dummy
typewriters are archaic. Synonyms: statue, figure
Antonyms: entity, being
5. CONCORD (NOUN): (समझौता) a Example Sentence:
state of accord or agreement The fringe set fire to an effigy of the
Synonyms: unanimity, harmony director.
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1. AMBIDEXTROUS They spoke many ambiguous statements.
(ADJECTIVE): (उभयहस्त) able to use
both hands well; very skillful 7. COERCION (NOUN): (दबाव)
Synonyms: versatile, facile compulsion
Antonyms: clumsy, maladroit Synonyms: intimidation, duress
Example Sentence: Antonyms: freedom, liberty
A teacher comes across a student who Example Sentence:
displays ambidextrous abilities when the They surrendered due to the coercion
student is taught to write. faced by them.
2. AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ाना) expand 8. EXPLICIT (ADJECTIVE): (स्पष्ट)

Synonyms: enlarge, amplify specific
Antonyms: diminish, decrease Synonyms: unambiguous, precise
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unreliable, vague
We need to augment the capacity of the Example Sentence:
employees. We need to define explicit objectives first
in order to achieve them.
3. AGONY (NOUN): (व्यथा) suffering
Synonyms: anguish, torment 9. WINSOME (ADJECTIVE): (मनोहर)
Antonyms: contentment, comfort charming
Example Sentence: Synonyms: appealing, delightful
A lot of agony was faced by the victim’s Antonyms: repulsive, unattractive
family. Example Sentence:
She gave him her most winsome smile.
4. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE): (वशीभूत)
quiet/controlled 10. DEPLOY (VERB): (तै नात करना) to
Synonyms: hushed, muted position/arrange/utilize
Antonyms: boisterous, communicative Synonyms: station, organize
Example Sentence: Antonyms: remove, reposition
Anil was subdued by his boss. Example Sentence:
We have to deploy anti-missile shield over
5. UPRISING (NOUN): (ववद्रोह) mutiny the whole country.
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6. AMBIGUOUS
(ADJECTIVE): (अस्पष्ट) unclear
Synonyms: enigmatic, puzzling
Antonyms: determined, unambiguous
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1. ODIUM (NOUN): (घिनौना) loathing son.
Synonyms: abhorrence, disgust 7. INTROSPECTIVE
Antonyms: affection, liking
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (अंतिर्श नात्मक)
After getting out of prison, the child thoughtful
molester still had to deal with odium from Synonyms: reflective, insightful
his neighbors. Antonyms: unthoughtful, stupid
Example Sentence:
2. METTLE (NOUN): (घिले री) boldness They have to select the most introspective
methods to complete the task.
Synonyms: fortitude, spunk
Antonyms: timidity, cowardice 8. MOUSY
Example Sentence:
The team showed their true mettle in the (ADJECTIVE): (घवनीत/संकोची) drab,
second half. quiet
Synonyms: bashful, dull
3. PELT (VERB): (वे ग से फ़ेकना) hurl Antonyms: extroverted, fancy
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bombard, pound Everything you need to know but have
Antonyms: block, catch been too mousy to ask.
Example Sentence:
He pelted stones at the strangers.
9. SHAMBLES (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था) a
4. OPPRESSION (NOUN): (उत्पीड़न) mess
Synonyms: disarray, chaos
misery Antonyms: harmony, order
Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment Example Sentence:
Antonyms: kindness, affection Snow caused shambles in the region.
Example Sentence:
Pakistan is nation that is known for its 10. SQUABBLE
oppression.
(NOUN): (लड़ाई/झगड़ा) argument
5. CONSTRICT (VERB): Synonyms: altercation, difference
(जकड़ना/कसना) inhibit Antonyms: accord, similarity
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: circumscribe, astringe I don’t want to be engaged in the family
Antonyms: loosen, liberate squabbles.
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Synonyms: cordial, courteous
Antonyms: unmannerly, impolite
Example Sentence:
1. COARSE (ADJECTIVE): (अशिष्ट) Antonyms: benevolence, kindness
Example Sentence:
rude
I bear no malice towards anybody.
Synonyms: discourteous, uncouth
Antonyms: refined, decent 7. CONDUCIVE
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (सहायक) favorable
We should avoid using coarse language Synonyms: contributive, useful
especially for females. Antonyms: unfavorable, hindering
2. PIECEMEAL (ADVERB): (आंशिक Example Sentence:
It will be conducive for Atul if you tell
रूप से ) not completely him what to do.
Synonyms: partially, halfway 8. VALOUR (NOUN): (वीरता) bravery
Antonyms: wholly, totally
Synonyms: heroism, courage
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: cowardice, meekness
We have piecemeal completed the
Example Sentence:
tasks given to us by the boss.
Marathas’ valour is well known.
3. GLIMPSE (NOUN): (झलक) brief
9. MISGIVING (NOUN): (संदे ह)
look
doubt
Synonyms: peek, glance
Synonyms: distrust, cynicism
Antonyms: stare, scrutiny
Antonyms: certainty, confidence
Example Sentence:
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Try to make your parents’ life easy
His actions raised a lot of misgiving
because they won’t let you see a
hence, we called the police.
glimpse of problems.
10. GENIAL
4. EVANESCE (VERB): (गायब हो
(ADJECTIVE): (शिलनसार) friendly
जाना) disappear Synonyms: cheerful, amiable
Synonyms: dissolve, fade Antonyms: hostile, unfriendly
Antonyms: appear, arrive Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: It is always great to work with genial
The cold weather conditions have people.
evanesced nowadays.
5. SPURIOUS
(ADJECTIVE): (नक़ली) fake
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Antonyms: authentic, genuine
Example Sentence:
Beware of spurious things for sale in
the market because they can harm you.
6. MALICE (NOUN): (द्वे ष/दुर्ाा वना)
hatred
Synonyms: antipathy, grudge
Example Sentence:
1. DALLY (VERB): (दे र करना) delay Anuj’s gall is the reason of his failure
and he needs to improve it.
Synonyms: linger, loiter
7. FRAGILE
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): ( किज़ोर ) weak
She'd dallied upstairs long enough to Synonyms: feeble, frail
put on a Jacket. Antonyms: strong, firm
2. CONGENIAL Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): ( मिलनसार ) sociable His body structure his extremely
fragile and he is unable to handle
Synonyms: friendly, good-natured
heavy things.
Antonyms: unsociable, unfriendly
Example Sentence: 8. ALTAR (NOUN): (वेदी) church
We must try to be congenial in our table
lives so that we can earn a good image Synonyms: shrine, chantry
in the society. Antonyms: playroom, club
3. ALLOCATION (NOUN): (आवंटन) Example Sentence:
Today, the priest placed our offerings
allotment
on the altar and everything vanished.
Synonyms: distribution, appropriation
9. DILIGENT (ADJECTIVE): ( किम ठ)
Antonyms: retention, acquisition
Example Sentence: hard-working
They will take care of the allocation Synonyms: persevering, tireless
for the resources, don’t worry. Antonyms: careless, ignorant
Example Sentence:
4. FRAGMENTED (VERB): (तोड़ना)
We need to be diligent regarding our
break into pieces tasks for becoming successful in life.
Synonyms: shatter, disintegrate 10. HURDLE (NOUN): (बाधा )
Antonyms: combine, unite
Example Sentence: obstacle
Lough Erne fragmented into a series of Synonyms: snag, barricade
lakes. Antonyms: aid, assistance
5. OBLIVIOUS Example Sentence:
There are many hurdles in life, we
(ADJECTIVE): (भूलने वाला) need to bulldoze them with our actions.
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6. GALL (NOUN): (ध्रष्टता) arrogance
Synonyms: impudence, brazenness
Antonyms: humility, modesty
6. PLIGHT (NOUN): (दवु िधा)
1. IGNOMINIOUS dilemma
(ADJECTIVE): (अपयशपू र्ण) Synonyms: quandary, impasse
humiliating Antonyms: boon, blessing
Synonyms: embarrassing, disgraceful Example Sentence:
Antonyms: respectable, honorable The international community should do
Example Sentence: more to protect the plight of these
The family was very embarrassed people.
about their son’s ignominious behavior 7. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि करना)
at the gathering.
corroborate
2. ILLUSTRIOUS Synonyms: validate, approve
(ADJECTIVE): (प्रसिद्ध) famous Antonyms: veto, disapprove
Synonyms: esteemed, eminent Example Sentence:
Antonyms: insignificant, unimportant A number of countries have refused to
Example Sentence: ratify the treaty.
Number of illustrious players have lead 8. EXORBITANT
this team. (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधधक)
3. IMPORTUNE (VERB): (ज़ोर दे ना) extravagant
insist Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
Synonyms: demand, beseech Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
Antonym: dissuade, prevent Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The President is right in pointing how
The players were importuned by the the exorbitant cost of child care can be
coach to run another mile. devastating for families.
4. IMPUDENT 9. RUPTURE (VERB): (िूिना) break
(ADJECTIVE): (गुस्ताख) shameless Synonyms: breach, split
Synonyms: brazen, audacious Antonyms: join, connect
Antonyms: humble, polite Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The emperor Leo, ruptured the fortress
The impudent student had the nerve to of his enemy.
counter the principal’s order. 10. PLETHORA (NOUN): (अधधकता)
5. INCOMMODIOUS excess
(ADJECTIVE): (अिुविधाजनक) Synonyms: profusion, overabundance
inconvenient Antonyms: scarcity, rarity
Synonyms: uncomfortable, awkward Example Sentence:
Antonyms: convenient, handy There are plethora of groups that track
Example Sentence: and publish this kind of information.
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1. CYNIC (NOUN): (न द
िं क) nonbeliever company to shut down.
Synonyms: doubter, skeptic
Antonyms: believer, optimist 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (दरू
Example Sentence: तक) widely
Sakshi is a cynic.
Synonyms: broadly, greatly
Antonyms: minutely, marginally
2. YEARNING (NOUN): (इच्छा) desire Example Sentence:
Synonyms: aspiration, craving The scheme extensively benefitted the
Antonyms: apathy, disinterest masses.
Example Sentence:
His success satisfied his yearning. 8. COINCIDE (VERB): (सहमत हो ा) go
along with
3. INCUR (VERB): (अप े उपर Synonyms: concur, harmonize
ले ा/उठा ा) bring upon oneself Antonyms: deviate, dissent
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: obtain, acquire
We can coincide with our competitors.
Antonyms: forfeit, lose
Example Sentence:
Suneet incurred the wrath of the gods. 9. PSEUDONYM (NOUN): (उप ाम)
false name
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE): (फुहार Synonyms: anonym, alias
Antonyms: real name, authentic name
छोड़ती हुई) flowing Example Sentence:
Synonyms: spouting, pouring out He used a pseudonym for himself.
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen
Example Sentence: 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घमिंड) egotism
The gushing river, flooded the fields.
Synonyms: conceitedness, ostentation
5. BERATE (VERB): (धमका ा) Example Sentence:
admonish He displays vanity.
Synonyms: castigate, reprimand
Antonyms: laud, applaud
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6. DEARTH (NOUN): (कमी) scarcity

Synonyms: paucity, meagerness
Antonyms: adequacy, abundance
Example Sentence:
1. ESPIONAGE (NOUN): (जासूसी) The teacher had a profound effect on his
spying students.
Synonyms: reconnaissance, intelligence 6. PROCEEDS (NOUN): (कमाई) earning
Antonyms: candid, frank Synonyms: revenue, reward
Example Sentence: Antonyms: debt, loss
He will be punished severely if he is Example Sentence:
found guilty of espionage. The government has ordered companies to
2. ENIGMA (NOUN): (रहस्य) mystery
share 2% of their proceeds with NGOs.
Synonyms: knot, perplexity 7. SHORTFALL (NOUN): (कमी) lack
Antonyms: solution, key Synonyms: inadequacy, flaw
Example Sentence: Antonyms: abundance, plenty
How they avoided the onslaught of the Example Sentence:
enemy, is still an enigma for us. His shortfalls are destroying his career.
3. CONCURRENCE (NOUN): (सहमति) 8. PILE (NOUN): (सं ग्रह) collection
occurring together Synonyms: stockpile, accumulation
Synonyms: unanimity, synchronicity Antonyms: ditch, poverty
Antonyms: disagreement, discord Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He gifted a pile of story books to the poor
They have infuriated the senior leaders children.
with the concurrence of their stupid 9. BUYBACK (NOUN): (छूट)
remarks.
concession
4. INDULGENT (ADJECTIVE): (दयालु)
Synonyms: privilege, allowance
kind Antonyms: repudiation, refusal
Synonyms: compassionate, tolerant Example Sentence:
Antonyms: inconsiderate, intolerant There are many buyback offers in the
Example Sentence: market.
There are many indulgent people in the 10. UNVEIL (VERB): (ख़ुलासा) reveal
world.
Synonyms: disclose, display
5. PROFOUND (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: conceal, veil
(गहन) (deeply) thoughtful
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abstruse, philosophical They will unveil a new car very soon.
Antonyms: trivial, superficial
1. UBIQUITOUS 6. JUNTA (NOUN): (समितत) council
(ADJECTIVE): (विश्िव्यापी) universal Synonym: faction, cabal
Synonyms: pervasive, omnipresent Antonym: single, individual
Antonyms: scarce, rare Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: After the dictator died the country was
If the ubiquitous red tape is annoying, taken over by a junta of former
other local customs are downright officials.
strange. 7. JUVENILE
2. PERTURBED (ADJECTIVE): (युिकोचित/ बिकाना)
(ADJECTIVE): (क्षुब्ध) troubled childish
Synonyms: restless, flustered Synonyms: adolescent, young
Antonyms: untroubled, unworried Antonyms: mature, experienced
Even during this perturbed time he The pick pocket was held in a juvenile
prosecuted his studies and teaching. facility as they were too young for jail.
3. SUBVERSION (NOUN): (विनाश) 8. JEER (VERB): (िज़ाक उड़ाना)
undermining ridicule
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption Synonyms: taunt, hoot
Antonyms: integration, consolidation Antonyms: compliment, laud
They view individual liberty as a The winning team jeered the opponents
threat, new political ideas as as their captain flaunted the trophy.
subversion, and political opposition as 9. JETTISON (VERB): (तनकाल
treason.
फ़ेकना) throw overboard
4. FLOUT (VERB): (अिज्ञा) show
Synonyms: dump, discard
contempt for something
Synonyms: defy, spur
Example sentence:
Antonyms: commend, compliment
I will keep the good experiences and
Example Sentence:
jettison the bad ones, before I leave
It was a big story—indicating that
this city.
Israel was continuing to flout
10. JADED
international law to prevent Hezbollah
from getting weapons. (ADJECTIVE): (क्षीण/थका) exhausted
5. SHODDY (ADJECTIVE): (तुच्छ) Synonyms: bored, tired
Antonyms: lively, energize
in bad shape
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: inferior, tawdry
The participants were so jaded from
Antonyms: noble, sophisticated
the task that they didn’t even bother to
Example Sentence:
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1. CONTEMPORANEOUS (ADJECTI her purge from the contest.
VE): (आधुनिक) Coeval
Synonyms: simultaneous, contemporary 6. QUANTUM (NOUN): (मात्रा) Quantity
Antonyms: different, separate Synonyms: sum, amount
Example Sentence: Antonyms: part, whole
The contemporaneous ringing of the Example Sentence:
multiple phone lines kept the new While quantum energy could not be
receptionist very busy. measured fully, the scientist continued to
work on the experiment.
2. SARTORIAL (ADJECTIVE): (दर्ज़ी-
7. PRECINCT (NOUN): (प्रसीमा)
सं बंधी) Pertaining to tailors
Department
Synonyms: stylish,
Synonyms: area, ward
elegant
Antonyms: frumpy, dumpy
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I am working in this precinct.
Those sartorial coats made me chew the
cud.
8. PROCLIVITY
(NOUN): (इच्छा/प्रवत्तृ ि) Inclination
3. CAULK (VERB): (गहिी करिा)
Synonyms: penchant, predilection
Secure
Antonyms: dislike, hate
Synonyms: block,
Example Sentence:
barricade
Your proclivity towards him is getting on
my nerves.
Example Sentence:
Adeel caulked me from a broken reed.
9. PUNITIVE
(ADJECTIVE): (दं डात्मक) Retaliatory
4. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): (सं रक्षी)
Synonyms: vindictive, punishing
Protecting
Antonyms: beneficial, rewarding
Synonyms: guardian,
Example Sentence:
advisory
Don’t be punitive otherwise you’ll get
Antonyms: careless, inattentive
into a soup.
Example Sentence:
He is using tutelary Fabian policy in his 10. QUIETUDE (NOUN): (शांनि/सं िोष)
company. Calm
Synonyms: doldrums, hush
5. PURGE (NOUN): (पररशोध) Antonyms: disturbance, agitation
Example Sentence:
Elimination
Be quietude don’t escape your lips.
Synonyms: expulsion, extermination
Antonyms: keeping, holding
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1. INSISTENCE (NOUN): (ज़ोर) Example Sentence:
We have come across unprecedented
demand
reactions that weren’t expected.
Synonyms: urging, emphasis
Antonyms: satisfaction, satiation
7. PIQUANT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
Our insistence for luxuries should not (िटपटा) tangy
cause a misery to anyone. Synonyms: peppery, spicy
Antonyms: flavorless, tasteless
2. NEGATE (VERB): (प्रतिवाद करना) Example Sentence:
We need to eat piquant dishes in order to
contradict
get the real taste of Royal Rajasthan.
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow
Antonyms: allow, assist
Example Sentence: 8. RUSTICATE (VERB): (तनष्कासिि
The criminal will negate all charges if you करना) expel
failed to prove him guilty. Synonyms: dispel, ostracize
Antonyms: incorporate, inculcate
3. QUEER (ADJECTIVE): (ववचित्र) Example Sentence:
abnormal The principal will rusticate all the students
Synonyms: erratic, weird who don’t deserve to be taught in a
Antonyms: sensible, sound healthy environment
Example Sentence:
They are queer in behavior and extremely 9. DRAPE (VERB): (ढाांकना) cover
uncultured in their lifestyle. Synonyms: wrap, envelop
Antonyms: unwrap, uncover
4. STIMULATE (VERB): (उत्ते जिि Example Sentence:
करना) provoke The snow-draped everything as the
temperature kept deteriorating.
Synonyms: elate, arouse
Antonyms: neglect, dishearten
10. PROMOTION (NOUN):
Example Sentence:
The teacher has to stimulate the students (प्रोन्नति) advancement
in order to create a hunger in them. Synonyms: elevation, aggrandizement
Antonyms: hindrance, debasement
5. BARB (NOUN): (कााँटा) point Example Sentence:
They have got the promotion because they
Synonyms: prickle, prong
deserved it in one way or the other.
Antonyms: kindness, praise
Example Sentence:
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6. UNPRECEDENTED
(ADJECTIVE): (अभूिपूवव) exceptional
Synonyms: bizarre, anomalous
1. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे आना) The CDI officers are
Follow always perspicacious with their case.
Antonyms: retreat, precede 7. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE): (उत्साही)
Example Sentence: Enthusiastic
Team members supervene their Synonyms: zealous, ardent
leaders. Antonyms: apathetic, dull
Example Sentence:
2. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): (कठोर) He is a fervent child.
Harsh
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive 8. FITFUL (ADJECTIVE): (चंचल)
Antonyms: easy, gentle Spasmodic
Example Sentence: Synonyms: intermittent,
Your master is a draconian man. fluctuating
Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
3. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट करना) Example Sentence:
Waste time As long as his breathing is fitful, he will
Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate continue to need an oxygen machine.
Antonyms: hasten, hurry
Example Sentence: 9. FLOUT (VERB): ( अवज्ञा करना) Show
The teacher warned the student that contempt for
he will be punished if Synonyms: defy, disregard
he dawdled again. Antonyms: honour, praise
Example Sentence:
4. PILLAGE (VERB): (लट ू ना) Plunder, One should not flout the traffic rules.
destroy
Synonyms: ravage, ransack 10. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहायय)
Antonyms: protect, construct Practicable
Example Sentence: Synonyms: possible, doable
The terrorists pillaged the city. Antonyms: impossible, implausible
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5. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (हाननकारक) This seems to be a feasible solution.
Deadly, injurious
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Example Sentence:
This is a noxious chemical.
6. PERSPICACIOUS
(ADJECTIVE): (तीक्ष्णबुद्धि-) Observant,
perceptive
Synonyms: alert, aware
Antonyms: ignorant, unobservant
Example Sentence:
1. SINGULARLY (ADVERB): (अकेले) Antonyms: advance, finish
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notably
Synonyms: uniquely, remarkably Don’t linger on the same topic.
Antonyms: together, commonly
Example Sentence: 8. CORRODE (VERB): ( बबगाडना) waste
This was a singularly done task. Synonyms: erode, deteriorate
Antonyms: build, construct
2. CLAMOUR (NOUN): (कोलाहल) upheaval Example Sentence:
They corroded the newly made
Synonyms: tumult, outcry
painting.
Example Sentence:
A news channel broadcast an 9. CORROSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (संक्षारक)
ongoing clamour in parliament. acerbic
Synonyms: caustic, vitriolic
3. DETERMINATION (NOUN): (दृढ़ संकल्प) Antonyms: gentle, nice
Example Sentence:
perseverance
Sodium and Sulphur are highly corrosive
Synonyms: steadfastness, dedication
elements.
Antonyms: ignorance, indecision
Example Sentence:
I saw a great determination in him. 10. COUNTERMAND (VERB): (प्रत्याददष्ट
करना) cancel a command
4. PERTINENT (ADJECTIVE): (उचित) Synonyms: reverse, override
relevant Antonyms: allow, approve
Synonyms: admissible, germane Example Sentence:
Antonyms: improper, inappropriate I can't countermand her orders.
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5. FLAG (VERB): (मंद होना) abate
Synonyms: fade, sag
Antonyms: grow, rise
Example Sentence:
This lotion will definitely flag your pain.
6. BOTTLENECK (NOUN): (बाधा) obstacle

Synonyms: barrier, congestion
Antonyms: aid, assistance
Example Sentence:
He came passing through
many bottlenecks.
7. LINGER (VERB): (विलम्ब या दे री करना)

loiter
Synonyms: drift, idle
1. IGNORAMUS (NOUN): (मर् ू )ख stupid 7. TRADITIONAL

Synonyms: imbecile, dimwit (ADJECTIVE): (र्रं र्रागत) classic
Antonyms: intellect, brainy Synonyms: conventional, regular
Example Sentence: Antonyms: different, extraordinary
Balli is an ignoramus man. Example sentence:
He likes traditional dancing style.
2. DIRTBALLS (NOUN): ( बहका हुआ/ भटका
8. ABSTINENCE (NOUN):
हुआ) creep
(र्रहे ज़) chastity
Synonyms: deviant, sleazebag
Synonyms: fasting, frugality
Antonyms: standard, usual
Antonyms: excess, revelry
Example Sentence:
Example sentence:
Their group is seen as a bunch
Manikant started drinking again after six
of dirtballs and liars.
years of abstinence.
3. NOUS (NOUN): (प्रज्ञा) common sense
9. OFFSET (VERB): (प्रततवाद करना)
Synonyms: practical intelligence, intellect
balance
Antonym: nonsense, stupid
Synonyms: negate, counteract
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disproportion, inadequacy
He has a lot of nous.
Example sentence:
Donations to charities can
4. CEDE (VERB): (आत्मसमर्खण करना)
be offset against income tax.
surrender
Synonyms: capitulate, hand over 10. FAVOUR (NOUN): (एहसान) support
Antonyms: hold, maintain
Example Sentence: Synonyms: benignity, assistance
Antonyms: animosity, antipathy
Extradited liquor baron had to cede before
Indian government. Example sentence:
Would you give me a favour?
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5. GLIMPSE (VERB): (झलक र्ड़ना) glance
Synonyms: flash, sight
Antonyms: stare, glare
Example Sentence:
Ramya glimpsed a figure standing in the
shade.
6. BOOST (NOUN): ( बढावा) hike

Synonyms: upgrade, advance
Antonyms: decline, shrinkage
Example sentence:
He got the boost in salary last month.
1. UNDUE (ADJECTIVE): ( अनचु ित) 7. PRECOCIOUS
disproportionate (ADJECTIVE): ( अकालप्रौढ़) Exceptionally
Synonyms: extreme, unjustified smart
Antonyms: appropriate, justified Synonyms: developed, quick
Example sentence: Antonyms: underdeveloped, unresponsive
Don’t try to take an undue advantage. Example sentence:
Anuj was always a precocious boy.
2. VIGOROUS (ADJECTIVE): ( फुरतीला)
energetic 8. PERUSAL (NOUN): ( अवलोकन)
Synonyms: dynamic, lively Scrutiny
Antonyms: dull, rough Synonyms: inspection, survey
Example sentence: Antonyms: neglect, ignorance
He is a vigorous fellow. Example sentence:
I want this veggie to be gone through deep
3. BOOTLEGGING (NOUN): ( डकैती) perusal.
piracy
Synonyms: smuggling, trafficking 9. UNHINDERED (ADJECTIVE): ( ननर्ााध)
Antonyms: legal goods, lawful goods Direct
Example sentence: Synonyms: constant, straight
Bootlegging is increasing with the DVDs Antonyms: indirect, stopped
of new movies. Example Sentence:
They allowed unhindered broadcast of the
4. DISCRIMINATION (NOUN): ( भेदभाव) international news.
bias
Synonyms: prejudice, bigotry 10. STEALTH (NOUN): ( गोपनीयता)
Antonyms: equity, fairness Secrecy
Example sentence: Synonyms: covertness, slyness
I don’t believe in discrimination. Antonyms: overtness, openness
Example Sentence:
5. RETRIEVE (VERB): ( पुनः प्राप्त करना) If I can't get what I want openly, I get it
regain by stealth.
Synonyms: restore, redeem
Antonyms: renounce, abandon
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6. COGENT (ADJECTIVE): ( प्रभावशाली)

Effective
Synonyms: convincing, powerful
Antonyms: ineffective, unimportant
Example Sentence:
Abhay always delivers a cogent
presentation.
1. CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE): ( पेचीदा
) complicated 7. AVERSE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रततकूल)
Synonyms: complex, tangled opposing
Antonyms: direct, simple Synonyms: hesitant, hostile
Example Sentence: Antonyms: kind, loving
It is hard to solve the question because a Example Sentence:
convoluted reasoning is applied in it. As a former Chief-Director, he is not
averse to secrecy.
2. CREDENCE (NOUN): (विश्िास)
acceptance or belief 8. SENILITY (NOUN): (बुढापा)
Synonyms: trust, assurance senescence
Antonyms: denial, disbelief Synonyms: decrepitude, dotage
Example Sentence: Antonyms: infancy, adolescence
I cannot give credence to his account. Example Sentence:
He is suffering from senility.
3. CREED (NOUN): (मत) belief
Synonyms: principles, doctrine 9. IMPUGN (VERB): (प्रततिाद करना)
Antonyms: disbelief, doubt Challenge
Example Sentence: Synonyms: assail, question
The centre is open to all, no matter what r Antonyms: concede, praise
ace or creed. She
hopes the name of the company should n
4. BLEND (NOUN): (ममश्रण) amalgam be impugned.
Synonyms: fusion, combination
Antonyms: division, separation 10. DORMANT (ADJECTIVE): (तनष्क्रिय)
Example Sentence: Inactive
College fests are now a great blend of Synonyms: lurking, quiescent
cultural representation and musical Antonyms: alert, conscious
concerts. Example Sentence:
The virus remains dormant in
5. REFUGE (NOUN): (शरणस्थान) A nerve tissues.
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Example Sentence:
The escaped prisoner sought refuge in the
church.
6. SOLE (ADJECTIVE): (एकमात्र) Alone

Synonyms: exclusive, lone
Antonyms: combined, mixed
Example Sentence:
Success is a sole motive of my life.
She started
1. GUFFAW (NOUN): ( खिलखिलाकर हं सना) getting stomach cramps this morning.
Burst of laughter
Synonyms: howling, pillage 7. CRASS (ADJECTIVE): (बेवकूफ) not
Antonyms: moan, sob intelligent; irresponsible
Example Sentence: Synonyms: stupid, gross
He burst into a loud guffaw. Antonyms: sharp, smart
Example Sentence:
2. RIDICULE (NOUN): (उपहास) travesty They have behaved with crass insensitivit
Synonyms: satire, mockery y.
Antonyms: seriousness, solemnity
Example sentence: 8. ROBUST (ADJECTIVE): (मजबूत )
Ravi is held up as an object of ridicule. hearty
Synonyms: healthy, sturdy
3. SUCCOUR (NOUN): (परे शानी में Antonyms: fragile, incapable
Example Sentence:
सहायता) assistance He is an intelligent and a robust child.
Synonyms: help, aid
Antonyms: hindrance, obstruction. 9. UNDERGIRD (VERB): (सुदृढ बनाना)
Example Sentence:
My younger sister is never hesitant to bolster
offer succour to anyone who needs it. Synonyms: reinforce, uphold
Antonyms: undermine, weaken
4. COWER (VERB): () to draw back and Example Sentence:
crouch in fear The Architect used iron rods
Synonyms: cringe, crouch to undergird the bridge.
Antonyms: face, meet
Example Sentence: 10. OPT (VERB): (चुनाव करना) choose
He was cowering away from the fierce Synonyms: elect, go for
dog. Antonyms: dislike, hate
Example Sentence:
5. COY (ADJECTIVE): (सं कोची) very I opt him to be my friend.
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Example Sentence:
She gave her brother's friend a coy smile.
6. CRAMP (NOUN): (ऐं ठन) stiffness

Synonyms: pain, ache
Antonyms: comfort, ease
Example Sentence:
1. NOISOME (ADJECTIVE): (बदबूदार) Example sentence:
The MP was urged to abjure his
stinking
allegiance.
Synonyms: smelly, disgusting
Antonyms: good, pleasant
Example Sentence: 7. NINCOMPOOP (NOUN): (मूखख) idiot
The atmosphere of the room seemed to Synonyms: fool, blockhead
become noisome. Antonyms: perspicacious, sagacious
Example Sentence:
2. NOMADIC Only a complete nincompoop would belie
(ADJECTIVE): (खानाबदोश) itinerant ve a story like that.
Synonyms: roving, migrant
Antonyms: native, settled 8. ABETTOR (NOUN): (सहायक) assistant
Example Sentence: Synonyms: accomplice, colleague
On the whole, however, nomadic life is Antonyms: opponent, adversary
at the present day, the exception. Example sentence:
He was his abettor in crime.
3. ABATE (VERB): (कम करना) mitigate
Synonyms: lessen, decrease 9. NUISANCE (NOUN): (बाधा) problem
Antonyms: aggravate, intensify Synonyms: trouble, bore
Example sentence: Antonyms: benefit, pleasure
Only flushing would not have been Example Sentence:
sufficient to abate the odour. It's a real nuisance having to pick up the k
ids from school every day.
4. ASSIDUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (पररश्रमी)
industrious 10. ARRAIGN (VERB): (आरोप लगाना)
Synonyms: diligent, charge
attentive Synonyms: blame, accuse
Antonyms: careless, indolent Antonyms: exculpate, pardon
Example sentence: Arun was arraigned with theft.
Garima was assiduous in pointing out
every feature.
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(ADJECTIVE): (बेपरवाह) careless
Synonyms: casual, unconcerned
Antonyms: careful, concerned
Example Sentence:
He does not care for anything as he
is nonchalant.
6. ABJURE (VERB): (त्यागना) renounce

Synonyms: retract, revoke
Antonyms: approve, sanction
1. COVETOUS (ADJECTIVE): (लोभी)
rapacious 7. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): (बेरंग) dismal
Synonyms: greedy, insatiable Synonyms: gloomy, dark
Antonyms: magnanimous, generous Antonyms: bright, pleasant
Sonam touched the ring Jack was found in the bleak little room in
with covetous hands. despair.
2. MYRIAD 8. ADJUNCT (NOUN):

(ADJECTIVE): (असं ख्य) innumerable (सहायक) supplement
Synonyms: countless, endless Synonyms: addition, complement
Antonyms: bounded, calculable Antonyms: lessening, subtraction
There are myriad jobs in IT sector this Food technology is an adjunct to learning.
year.
9. VARIATION (NOUN): (असमानता)
3. APPREHENSIVE
alteration
(ADJECTIVE): (भयभीत) anxious Synonyms: deviation, disparity
Synonyms: doubtful, jittery Antonyms: similarity, likeness
Antonyms: certain, confident Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Regional variations are seen in spoken
He felt apprehensive about going home. language.
4. SPUR (NOUN): (प्रेरणा) activation 10. ACCORD (NOUN): (समझौता)

Synonyms: catalyst, excitant agreement
Antonyms: prevention, curb Synonyms: harmony, unison
Example Sentence: Antonyms: disagreement, denial
Wars act as a spur to real invention. Example sentence:
The two countries breached the accord.
5. MUTABLE (ADJECTIVE):
(पररवततनशील) changeable
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Example Sentence:
Time space and
matter are mutable realities.
6. LACK (NOUN): (अभाव) absence

Synonyms: dearth, inadequacy
Antonyms: affluence, abundance
Example Sentence:
His voice was raspy from his own lack of
sleep.
1. MORTIFY (VERB): (अपमानित करिा) 7. CRIPPLE (VERB): (पंगु बिािा)
cause to feel shame debilitate
Synonyms: annoy, deflate Synonyms: undermine, paralyze
Antonyms: please, soothe Antonyms: help, assist
He mortified her mother by creating a Many countries are crippled by their
conspiracy against his brother. debts.
2. MUSE (VERB): (विचारणा) consider 8. ABSOLUTE

Synonyms: reflect, think (ADJECTIVE): (असं दिग्ध) unconditional
Antonyms: ignore, neglect Synonyms: free, unabridged
Example Sentence: Antonyms: limited, conditional
He lay and mused in the warm sunlight. Example Sentence:
I am bound with absolute moral pressures.
3. ABOUND (VERB): (प्रचुर मात्रा में
9. BOLSTER (VERB): (मज़बूत करिा)
होिा) proliferate
strengthen
Synonyms: thrive, flourish
Synonyms: help, aid
Antonyms: deficient, destitute
Antonyms: hinder, stop
Example sentence:
Example sentence:
Rumours of their separation are abound.
This step is taken to bolster the relations
4. MORONIC (ADJECTIVE): (मूर्ख)
stupid 10. MULTITUDE (NOUN): (भीड़) crowd
Synonyms: foolish, idiotic
Synonyms: mass, throng
Antonyms: intelligent, sensible
Antonyms: paucity, minority
Example Sentence:
Example sentence:
He is moronic by nature.
There was a huge multitude in that mall.
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Example Sentence:
Taking a few deep breaths may curb your
temper.
6. SURREPTITIOUSLY
(ADVERB): (चोरी-चोरी) secretly
Synonyms: covertly, clandestinely
Antonyms: openly, publicly
Example Sentence:
It was a surreptitiously printed material.
6. SANCTIMONIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (पा
1. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): (प्रचुरता)
खंडी) Self-righteous
Abundance
Synonyms: insincere, hypocritical
Synonyms: bounty, fullness
Antonyms: honest, sincere
Antonyms: need, lack
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
His sanctimonious expressions explained
I shall come from London Town with a co
his intentions.
rnucopia of presents.
7. SULLEN (ADJECTIVE): (उिास)
2. FRET (VERB): (चचड़चचड़ाना) Feel
Morose
uneasy
Synonyms: gloomy, brooding
Synonyms: be upset, be anxious
Antonyms: cheerful, pleasant
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The offenders lapsed into a sullen silence.
She was always fretting about something
or the other.
8. CHAOTIC (ADJECTIVE): (अराजकतापू
3. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): (कोमल)
Extremely delicate र्ण) Disordered
Synonyms: light, sublime Synonyms: uncontrolled, lawless s
Antonyms: earthly, indelicate Antonyms: ordered, organized
In this ethereal realm are the currents My house becomes a chaotic place in the
that make possible wireless telegraphy. absence of my wife.
4. UNLETTERED (ADJECTIVE): (ननरक्ष 9. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): (पछताया

र) Uneducated हुआ) Chastened
Synonyms: ignorant, illiterate Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful
Antonyms: educated, literate Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic
Such misconceptions have He was so contrite that he wrote me a lette
not been confined to the unlettered masses r of apology.
.
5. SPRIGHTLY (ADJECTIVE): (प्रमुदित) 10. PRUNE (VERB): (काटना/ छााँटना)
Lively Pare down
Synonyms: agile, active Synonyms: trim, reduce
Antonyms: spiritless, lethargic Antonyms: include, increase
The sprightly old woman walks two miles Economic hard times are forcing the
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1. ASCENSION (NOUN): (उठान) Taking As per my view,
this task is difficult and may require some
over
ingenuity.
Synonyms: succession, assumption
Antonyms: declension, decline
Example Sentence: 8. SWIRL (VERB): (चक्कर खाना) Spin
Nikunj was around
killed after his ascension to the throne. Synonyms: churn, roil
Antonyms: straighten, uncoil
2. STIFFEN (VERB): (ठोस बनाना) Make Example Sentence:
The leaves were swirled along the ground
or become harder
by the wind.
Synonyms: tighten, solidify
Antonyms: weaken, dilute
Example Sentence: 9. STIFLE (VERB): (दबाना) Restrain
The blood supply to the skin is reduced w Synonyms: suppress, repress
hen muscles stiffen. Antonyms: release, free
Example Sentence:
4. SUBSISTENCE (NOUN): (जीविका) She makes no attempt to stifle a yawn.
livelihood
Synonyms: sustenance, gratuity 10. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): (प्राचीन)
Antonyms: neglect, ignorance Old-fashioned
Example Sentence: Synonyms: obsolete, antiquated
Shalabh is doing very hard work for his Antonyms: latest, modern
smooth subsistence. Example Sentence:
These archaic practices are advocated by p
5. DABBLER (NOUN): (अनुरागी) eople of limited outlook.
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Example Sentence:
Abhineet is a dabbler singer.
6. SEDUCE (VERB): (प्रलोभन दे ना) lure

Synonyms: entice, decoy
Antonyms: dissuade, disenchant
Example Sentence:
Ripen mangoes seduced the travellers on
the way.
7. INGENUITY (NOUN): (प्रतिभा)

Creativity
Synonyms: ability, inventiveness
Antonyms: clumsiness, ignorance
Example Sentence:
1. SUPERCILIOUS Antonyms: coinage, original saying
(ADJECTIVE): (घमं डी) bossy Example sentence:
Your platitude is meaningless and does
Synonyms: cocky, haughty
nothing for my anger.
Example Sentence:
He has supercilious attitude. 8. DEBACLE (NOUN): (पराजय)
breakdown
2. STILT (NOUN): (आधार) footing Synonyms: collapse, drubbing
Antonyms: attainment, creation
Synonyms: flotation, base
Example sentence:
Antonyms: stop, opposition
That moment was a time of debacle for
Example Sentence:
me.
The iron rods provide basic stilt to the
building.
9. RESILIENCE (NOUN): (लचीलापन)
3. SQUAT (ADJECTIVE): (चौडा) broad flexibility
Synonyms: elasticity, pliancy
Synonyms: splay, chunky
Antonyms: obduracy, rigidity
Antonyms: small, thin
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
In spite of the violence in the country,
It was a squat room.
industry there has shown a
remarkable resilience.
4. FLOP (VERB): (गिर पडना) Slump
Synonyms: fall, drop 10. CIRCUMSCRIBE (VERB): (प्रततबंध
Antonyms: succeed, achieve
Example Sentence: लिाना) to form or mark the limits of
She flopped, exhausted, on to the sofa. Synonyms: confine, define
Antonyms: free, release
5. SMUG (ADJECTIVE): (आत्मसं तुष्ट) Example Sentence:
The hedge circumscribes the property.
pleased with oneself
Synonyms: complacent, pompous
Antonyms: unsure, unhappy with oneself
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6. DYSPEPTIC (ADJECTIVE): (गचडगचडा)

irritable
Synonyms: crabby, grouchy
Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Example sentence:
I dislike dyspeptic people around.
7. PLATITUDE (NOUN): (साधारण बात)

truism
Synonyms: banality, cliché
1. VICISSITUDES (NOUN): (उलटफे र) This year she had been afraid
to harvest because of the dogs.
Change
Synonyms: fluctuation,
permutation 7. BOUNTIFUL (ADJECTIVE): (प्रचुर /
Antonyms: similarity, stability बहुल) Abundant
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ample, lavish
The vicissitudes of life produced the
Antonyms: meagre, scarce
strongest contrasts of fortune.
Example Sentence:
This building has bountiful rooms.
2. OBSTREPEROUS (ADJECTIVE):
(प्रचंड ) Noisy and difficult to control
8.IMPERATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (अननवार्य
Synonyms: blusterous, boisterous
) Compulsory
Antonyms: moderate, calm
Synonyms: essential, crucial
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: inessential, unimportant
The class
Example Sentence:
teacher ejected the obstreperous student
Vaccination and Polio drops are
out of the class.
both imperative measures towards
nurturing a healthy child.
3. STAID (ADJECTIVE): (गं भीर) Serious
Synonyms: steady, 9. CONSTITUTE (VERB): (गठित करना)
conventional
Create
Antonyms: frivolous, funny
Synonyms: establish, compose
Example Sentence: He is a staid professor.
Antonyms: destroy, disperse
Example Sentence:
4. GOB (NOUN): (भीड़) Multitude The law constituted new mandate.
Synonyms: abundance,
fullness 10. BAN (NOUN): (प्रनतबंध ) Prohibition
Synonyms: censorship, embargo
Example Sentence: All bakery products
Antonyms: approval, sanction
are found in gob at this outlet.
Example Sentence:
Anil puts a ban on eating meat in his house.
5. REVEL (NOUN): (उत्सव) Carousal
Synonyms: gaiety, gala
Antonyms: gloom, despair
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6. HARVEST (VERB): (सं ग्रह करना)
Accumulate
Synonyms: amass, collect
Antonyms: approval, sanction
Example Sentence:
1. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE): (अभिप्रेत) It is immoral to try to expurgate anything
from the sacred writings of the past.
deliberate
Antonyms: unfixed, unplanned 7. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): (संकोची)
Example Sentence: reserved
It was an intended joke. Synonyms: shy, reticent
2. FURNISH (VERB): (दे ना) provide Example sentence:
Aneesh is a demure person.
Synonyms: dispense, issue
Antonyms: receive, deny
Example Sentence: 8. INNUNDATE (VERB): (अभििूत
The ATM furnished the money. करना) have a strong emotional effect on.
Synonyms: touch, overwhelm
3. SLEW (NOUN): (अधिक मात्रा) Antonyms: underwhelm, unimpressed
abundance Example sentence:
Synonyms: aggregation, bunch The criminal was overwhelmed with guilt.
Antonyms: little, need
Example Sentence: 9. INOFFENSIVE
There was a slew of currency notes in the (ADJECTIVE): (हाननहीन) harmless
bank.
Synonyms: innocuous, pleasant
Antonyms: damaging, malicious
4. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): (शमीला) Example Sentence:
bashful Shweta is an inoffensive, and sensitive girl.
Synonyms: meek, timid
Antonyms: confident, extroverted 10. CONCEAL (VERB): (निपाना) hide
Example sentence:
Synonyms: cover, lurk
Don’t be a diffident spectator if crime is
Antonyms: reveal, expose
taking place before your very eyes.
Example Sentence:
Why are you concealing your identity?
5. ANNUL (VERB): (अन्त करना) abolish
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6. EXPURGATE (VERB): (संशोिन करना)

sensor
Synonyms: bleep, decontaminate
Antonyms: make dirty, contaminate
Example sentence:
1. EMULATE (VERB): (अनुकरण Synonyms: abiding, inflexible
Antonyms: flexible, variable
करना) Follow suit Example Sentence:
Synonyms: imitate, mimic Don’t wrap your head
Antonyms: neglect, ignore around immutable petty politics in this
Example Sentence: office.
7. MAVERICK (NOUN): (घुमक्कड़)
Most rulers wished to emulate
Alexander the Great.
Person who takes chances
2. MOLLIFY (VERB): (शाांत करना)
Synonyms: bohemian,
Allay dissenter
Synonyms: alleviate, Antonyms: conservative, moderate
ameliorate Example Sentence:
Antonyms: agitate, irritate If you are a maverick you should get
Example Sentence: anxiety out of your system.
Only Samartha can mollify the
8. EBULLIANCE (NOUN): (उत्तेजना)
prevailing situation.
3. CRAVEN (ADJECTIVE): (डरपोक) Enthusiasm
Synonyms: buoyancy, elation
Timid Antonyms: sadness, depression
Synonyms: coward, Example Sentence:
nebbish Kapil shows great ebullience while
Antonyms: bold person, brave person performing arts at the theatre.
Example Sentence:
Suneet is such a craven person. 9. CONFOUND (VERB): (गड़बड़
4. CONTRITE करना) Confuse
(ADJECTIVE): (पश्चातापी) Regretful Synonyms: bewilder,
Synonyms: apologetic, baffle
humble Antonyms: explain, clarify
Antonyms: unrepentant, indifferent Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Asheesh was confound about his new
Don’t be a contrite employee you’re on career plans.
the ball. 10. ECLECTIC (ADJECTIVE): (उदार)
5. MENDACIOUS
Diverse
(ADJECTIVE): (धोखेबाज) Dishonest Synonyms: broad, varied
Synonyms: deceitful, deceptive Antonyms: similar, specific
Antonyms: frank, sincere Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Ambuj has very well survived in many
Abhiyash is cutting corner because eclectic conditions.
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(ADJECTIVE): (अचल) Unchangeable
1. EXCISION (NOUN): (काटना) cutting Synonyms: glorify, laud
Antonyms: blame, castigate
Synonyms: ablation, extirpation
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: addition, insertion
He exalted about his achievements
Example Sentence:
yesterday.
The excision of the weed plant was
successfully done.
8. EXIGUOUS (ADJECTIVE):
(थोडा) scanty
2. EXCRUCIATING (ADJECTIVE): (क
Synonyms: bare, little
ष्टदायी) torturous Antonyms: large, plenty
Synonyms: agonizing, grueling Example Sentence:
Antonyms: calm, mild Malvika poured an exiguous amount of
Example Sentence: dry yeast.
This is an excruciating task.
9. ENFEEBLE (VERB): (ननिःशक्त करना)
3. ETHOS (NOUN): (मनोवत्तृ ि) ideology make very weak
Synonyms: mentality, mindset Synonyms: cripple, blunt
Antonyms: body, physicality Antonyms: invigorate, energize
Sugam abides by his ethos. This acid enfeebled the whole chemical
reaction.
4. EXPANSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (त्तवस्तारी)
broad 10. VICARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सहानुभू
Synonyms: extensive, inclusive नत) empathetic
Antonyms: narrow, reserved
Synonyms: empathic, derived
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: indifferent, unfeeling
This is an expansive project.
Example Sentence:
Nayra is compassionate and vicarious
5. FACILE (ADJECTIVE): (सुगम) easy towards her daughter.
Synonyms: effortless, glib
Antonyms: arduous, confusing
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6. ENERVATE (VERB): (कमजोर करना)

tire
Synonyms: debilitate, exhaust
Antonyms: energize, strengthen
Example Sentence:
Navya Naveli was enervated by the
mettlesome picnic.
7. EXALT (VERB): (प्रशं सा करना) extol

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1. DISPEL (VERB): (दरू करना) allay Example Sentence:
Your idea has really an absolute influence.
Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve
Antonyms: recall, take in
Example Sentence: 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB): (प्रभुत्व
Nia comforted me so well that all my doubts रखना) dominate
were immediately dispelled somehow. Synonyms: dictate, overrule
Antonyms: follow, lose
2. LAY DOWN (VERB): (आदे श दे ना) Example Sentence:
command Do not even think of preponderating me.
Synonyms: impose, order
Antonyms: implore, request 8. DILUTE (VERB): (ममलावट करना)
Example Sentence: adulterate
She laid down as if she were my boss. Synonyms: make thinner, water down
Antonyms: make thicker, concentrate
3. PREMISE (NOUN): (उपधारणा) Example Sentence:
presumption To obtain the effect you want, firstly dilute
Synonyms: proposition, supposition the paint with a little bit of oil.
Antonyms: denial, rejection
Example Sentence: 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): (संददग्ध)
The woman completed her workday even doubtful
though there was a presumption that she was Synonyms: dubious, questionable
to be fired. Antonyms: proven, definite
Example Sentence:
4. UNPALATABLE The use of phonetic transcription is a moot
(ADJECTIVE): (बेस्वाद) not tasting good question.
Synonyms: distasteful, unsavoury
Antonyms: delicious, savoury 10. TRAGIC (ADJECTIVE): (भयंकर)
Example Sentence: appalling
What an unpalatable dish! Siya exclaimed. Synonyms: awful, deplorable
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): (पररणाम) Example Sentence:
impact Merriam saw the tragic women of the wards.
Synonyms: outcome, consequences
Antonyms: source, origin
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nothing could compare to the moment that
the tornado struck the building.
6. ABSOLUTE
(ADJECTIVE): (अपररममत) without limit
1. COMEMMORATE
(VERB): (पुण्यस्मरण करना) pay tribute to 6. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे आना)
Synonyms: salute, honour follow
Antonyms: disregard, dishonour Synonyms: chase, pursue
Example Sentence: Antonyms: precede, retreat
The victory is commemorated in songs. Example Sentence:
Firstly he did the honours then
2. TERRIFIC (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक) everybody supervened.
horrible
Synonyms: terrible, awful 7. REPROACH (NOUN): (ततरस्कार)
Antonyms: wonderful, pleasant disgrace
Example Sentence: Synonyms: blame, censure
An enormous amount of dust blown by Antonyms: compliment, praise
the terrific volcanic eruption. Example Sentence:
Girish gave her a look of reproach.
3. DOOMED
(ADJECTIVE): (अभभशप्त) ill-fated 8. LAURELS (NOUN): (ख्यातत) acclaim
Synonyms: cursed, damned Synonyms: accolade, praise
Antonyms: lucky, blessed Antonyms: blame, disapproval
Those who do not know history A soldier won his laurels in the battle
are doomed to repeat it. field.
4. EXORBITANT 9. ABRADE (VERB): (कुरे दना) scrape

(ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक) excessive Synonyms: chafe, grate
Synonyms: immoderate, wasteful Antonyms: make happy, please
Antonyms: moderate, sensible Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The wool blanket abraded my legs and
The guard is being paid an exorbitant gave me a rash.
salary to sit only.
10. DEIFY (VERB): (दे वतासदृश पूजा -
5. PIVOTAL करना) idealize
(ADJECTIVE): (आिारभत ू ) important Synonyms: glorify, idolize
Synonyms: vital, crucial Antonyms: criticize, degrade
Antonyms: unimportant, uncritical Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: It is a mistake to deify celebrities let your
Nice customer service is pivotal to a parents be your living God.
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Synonyms: give, provide
1. TITILLATE (VERB): (गुदगुदाना/ Antonyms: hold, keep
Example Sentence:
उत्तेजित करना) excite Funds will be used to render food to the
Synonyms: stimulate, tantalize homeless.
Antonyms: bore, disenchant
Example Sentence: 7. RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE):
They are paid to titillate the notorious (अविरल) determined
politician.
Synonyms: rigorous, dogged
2. CONTENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
(वििादास्पद) quarrelsome Sania is a relentless player.
Synonyms: combative, belligerent
Antonyms: agreeable, enjoyable 8. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): weak
Example Sentence: Synonyms: delicate, shaky
She tends to avoid contentious topics of Antonyms: strong, healthy
conversation. Example Sentence:
Don’t you dare consider yourself a tenuous
3. AGGRIEVED person.
(ADJECTIVE): (व्याकुल) grieving
Synonyms: very distressed, disturbed 9. RIPPLE (VERB): (लहराना) oscillate
Antonyms: comforted, pleased Synonyms: pulsate, vacillate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: be still, remain
Many aggrieved prisoners expressed their Example Sentence:
innocence. The rods are caused to oscillate slowly by an
engine.
4. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): (विशाल)
very large 10. AMENDMENT (NOUN): (संशोधन)
Synonyms: enormous, giant change
Antonyms: miniscule, miniature Synonyms: revision, correction
Example Sentence: Antonyms: damage, hurt
A series of scams disturbed Example Sentence:
the gigantic scheme. None of the senators think that an
amendment would be approved.
5. SEISMIC (ADJECTIVE): (भूकंप-संबध ं ी)
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Example Sentence:
The relation of the volcanic phenomena and
of the seismic is clearly to be seen.
6. RENDER (VERB): (प्रस्तुत करना)

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1. MONGER (NOUN): (बेचनेवाला) 6. PRUDENT (ADJECTIVE): (वववेकी)

vendor careful
Synonyms: peddler, trader Synonyms: cautious, reasonable
Antonyms: customer, consumer Antonyms: careless, nonsensical
Aniruddha is a fishmonger. Due to his prudent decision everybody
escaped unhurt.
2. UPHOLD (VERB): (कायम रखना)
7. STOPGAP (ADJECTIVE):
maintain
Synonyms: support, endorse (प्रतिस्थातनक) temporarily helping
Antonyms: discourage, abandon Synonyms: substitute, provisional
Example Sentence: Antonyms: permanent, completed
Try to uphold the relations in your life. Example Sentence:
This is just a stopgap vehicle you know.
3. SALVAGE (VERB): (क्षति से
8. MUSHROOM (VERB): (संख्या में
बचाना) redeem
Synonyms: regain, restore बढ़ना) sprout
Antonyms: forfeit, waste Synonyms: boom, burgeon
Example Sentence: Antonyms: decrease, shrink
Some gold was salvaged from that place. Example Sentence:
Medical colleges are mushrooming day
4. CONDUCIVE by day.
(ADJECTIVE): (सहायक) helpful
Synonyms: useful, favourable for 9. FRAGMENT (NOUN): (टुकडा)
Antonyms: useless, worthless portion
Example Sentence: Synonyms: part, chunk
Your notes are conducive to the SBI PO Antonyms: lot, whole
aspirants. Example Sentence:
This is a fragment of his sense of
5. CONFEDERATION (NOUN): (संघ humour.
या राज्य संघ) union

10. BEWAIL (VERB): (शोक मनाना)
bemoan
Antonyms: separation, disunion
Synonyms: mourn, wail
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: be happy, be joyous
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supreme leaders.
He will bewail the loss of his wife.
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1. INSTIL (VERB): (डालना) inject 7. TRECHAREOUS
Synonyms: infuse, implant (ADJECTIVE): (विश्िासघाती) disloyal
Antonyms: eradicate, extract Synonyms: faithless, unreliable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: faithful, reliable
The instructor tried to instil fear in the Example Sentence:
students. He is a treacherous junk-dealer.
2. ENCROACH (VERB): (अधिक्रमण करना) 8. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): (आशािादी)

violate confident
Synonyms: trespass, infringe Synonyms: hopeful, optimistic
Antonyms: shun, abide Antonyms: pessimistic, depressed
As the forests continue to be destroyed He is a sanguine person in every
for development, bears have no choice adverse situation.
but to encroach into residential areas.
9. ORDAIN (VERB): (हुक्म दे ना) impose
3. EVASION (NOUN): (टालना) avoidance Synonyms: order, proclaim
Synonyms: evasiveness, obliqueness Antonyms: violate, revoke
Antonyms: directness, frankness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Antariksh knows the ministry will never
She is in the habit of making evasion ordain him as a priest.
from every situation.
10. INSIPID (ADJECTIVE): (स्िादहीन)
4. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) harass tasteless
Synonyms: torment, domineer Synonyms: vapid, unflavoured
Antonyms: comfort, console Antonyms: delicious, pungent
The major kept on persecuting the Tomato soup tastes insipid.
soldiers.
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Antonyms: small, slight
Example Sentence:
A gigantic lily grows at a height of 20
feet’s.
6. RAVAGE (VERB): (नष्ट कर दे ना)

destroy
Synonyms: ruin, devastate
Antonyms: restore, reconstruct
Example Sentence:
Anita ravaged all our weekend plans.
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1. PLOWED (ADJECTIVE): (जोता हुआ) Manoj behaved in an uncouth manner.
cultivated
Synonyms: furrowed, tilled 7. TRITE (ADJECTIVE): (घिसे-पिटे )
Antonyms: recovered, instilled hackneyed
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dull, cliche
Anuj plowed into him, nearly knocking Antonyms: fresh, new
him down. Example Sentence:
I don’t want to involve in the trite
2. SLAPPED conversation they were having.
(ADJECTIVE): (अधिरोपित) hard
hit/imposed 8. MURKY (ADJECTIVE): (िुंिला)
Synonyms: beaten, pat cloudy
Antonyms: avoided, saved Synonyms: misty, foggy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: bright, clear
He was slapped by the disaster. Example Sentence:
The fight was going on in the murky
3. EVAPORATE (VERB): (लुप्त हो environment.
जाना) dry, dissolve
9. PALLIATE (VERB): (शांत करना)
Synonyms: absorb, vaporize
abate
Antonyms: appear, moist
Synonyms: allay, assuage
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: increase, intensify
The water was evaporated from the pan.
Example Sentence:
Perhaps a nap will palliate my headache.
4. FINERY (NOUN): (सजिज) best
clothing 10. MELANGE (NOUN): (मिश्रण)
Synonyms: apparel, suit
Antonyms: rags, tatters mixture
Example Sentence: Synonyms: medley, mishmash
Antonyms: constituent, element
He was in the world’s best finery. Example Sentence:
Sunidhi’s set list included a mélange of
her old and new hits.
5. ALUMNUS (NOUN): (भूतिूर्व छात्र)
educated/ ex-student
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Example Sentence:
He is an intelligent alumnus.
6. UNCOUTH (ADJECTIVE): (बेढंगा)

clumsy, uncultivated
Synonyms: awkward, barbaric
Antonyms: agile, couth
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1. FORETHOUGHT (NOUN): (पूर्ववर्र्े क) markets for junk that I can refurbish.
precaution
Synonyms: wariness, prudence 7. RUSE (NOUN): (चाल) feint
Antonyms: carelessness, carefree Synonyms: trick, deception
Example Sentence: Antonyms: honesty, frankness
Kim had the forethought to book the Example Sentence:
tickets in advance. Aniket tried to think of a ruse to get
Sumedh out of the house
2. OBSESS (VERB): (सं लग्न होना)
engross 8. SUPPLE (ADJECTIVE): (सुनम्य)
Synonyms: involve, employ flexible
Antonyms: distract, eject Synonyms: elastic, agile
Example Sentence: Antonyms: awkward, unpliable
Nimisha was obsessed in the process. Example Sentence:
It is important to stretch before exercise to
3. BOOM (NOUN): (शोर) loud sound keep a supple form.
Synonyms: explosion, bang
Antonyms: failure, collapse 9. JUNK (NOUN): (कबाड़) garbage
Example Sentence: Synonyms: debris, rubble
When the truth became known regarding Antonyms: neatness, sterility
the mines a wonderful " boom " began. Example Sentence:
All his emails were gone to the junk.
4. RAPT (ADJECTIVE): (उन्मत्त)
delighted 10. TRIAL (ADJECTIVE): (प्रयोगात्मक)
Synonyms: ecstatic, enthralled experimental
Antonyms: unhappy, sorrowful Synonyms: exploratory, preliminary
Example Sentence: Antonyms: definite, proven
Swastika was a rapt person. Example Sentence:
It was in a trial session.
5. RELEGATE (VERB): (ननर्दव ष्ट करना)
assign
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Synonyms: consign, entrust
Antonyms: keep, hold
Example Sentence:
Kritika had assigned the task to the
agency.
6. REFURBISH (VERB): (कायापलट

करना) fix up
Synonyms: modernize, overhaul
Antonyms: break, damage
Example Sentence:
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(ADJECTIVE): (अधोगामी) descending deceitful boy.
Synonyms: dropping, declining
Antonyms: ascending, rising 7. HARNESS (VERB): (नियं त्रण करिा)
Example Sentence: control
This car has a downhill cost in the market. Synonyms: tame, fetter
Antonyms: unharness, liberate
2. DIRGEFUL Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (निराशाजिक) depressing She could not harness her emotions.
Synonyms: crestfallen, dolorous
Antonyms: gleeful, elated 8. BRUISE (VERB): (वववणत करिा)
Example Sentence: discolour
His failure is a dirgeful moment for us. Synonyms: batter, pulverize
Antonyms: complement, heal
3. LAMSTER Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (पररवर्तिशील) volatile This dye has bruised her clothes.
Synonyms: ephemeral, temporary
Antonyms: lasting, evergreen 9. KINDLE (VERB): (आग लगािा) start a
Example Sentence: fire
Ravin explains his lamster philosophy Synonyms: inflame, ignite
every day. Antonyms: extinguish, put out
Example Sentence:
4. BEQUEATH (VERB): (वसीयर् में दे िा) The dacoit kindled the village.
bestow
Synonyms: grant, pass on 10. AROMA (NOUN): (सुगंध) scent
Antonyms: take, receive Synonyms: fragrance, incense
Example Sentence: Antonyms: stench, odour
His penniless father had nothing to Example Sentence:
bequeath to him in his will. I am experiencing the nice aroma of
doughnuts.
5. INFLATED (ADJECTIVE): (भरा हुआ)
exaggerated
Synonyms: bloated, overblown
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Example Sentence:
She explained the inflated features of the
new technology.
6. DECEITFUL
(ADJECTIVE): (धोखेबाज) dishonest
Synonyms: duplicitous, delusive
Antonyms: authentic, upright
Example Sentence:
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1. ABSOLVE (VERB): (दोषमुक्त करना) Antonyms: doubtful, dubious
Example Sentence:
acquit
I see this is an apparent reason for this
Synonyms: exempt, exonerate disaster.
Antonyms: condemn, convict
Example Sentence:
The criminal was absolved by the 8. ALLURE (NOUN): (आकषषण) attraction
court. Synonyms: charisma, charm
Antonyms: repulsion, loathing
2. ADHERENT (NOUN): (अनुयायी) Example Sentence:
The hungry child could not resist the
supporter allure of the food.
Synonyms: backer, devotee
Antonyms: antagonist, non believer
Example Sentence: 9. ABORTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (अविकससत)
He is an adherent of theism. failed
Synonyms: fruitless, futile
3. AFFRONT (NOUN): (ननरादर) insult Antonyms: fruitful, productive
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: indignity, provocation
He made an abortive attempt this
Antonyms: praise, complement
time.
Example Sentence:
I found this statement as an affront.
10. ABOMINABLE (ADJECTIVE): (निनौना)
4. AVIDITY (NOUN): (उत्सुकता) alertness abhorrent
Synonyms: atrocious, awful
Synonyms: alacrity, briskness
Antonyms: pleasing, desirous
Antonyms: indifference, dullness
Example Sentence:
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His works made him abominable
You should do it with some avidity.
person.
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Example Sentence:
Maya couldn't prevent her pain, only
alleviate it.
6. AWKWARD (ADJECTIVE): (अनाडी)

clumsy
Synonyms: rude, stiff
Antonyms: adroit, artful
Example Sentence:
I found his saying quite awkward.
7. APPARENT (ADJECTIVE): (आभासी)

possible
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1. RECIDIVISM (NOUN): (गिरावट) Lapse That doctor always persecutes the poor
patients.
Synonyms: backsliding, decline
Antonyms: ascent, increase
Example Sentence: 8. EXPOUND (VERB): (व्याख्या करना)
Recent trends show no recidivism towards the Expatiate
prices of Jackfruit. Synonyms: explain, interpret
Antonyms: abbreviate, abridge
2. BOLSTER (VERB): (सहायता दे ना) Help Example Sentence:
Kindly expound this question once again.
Synonyms: aid, strengthen
Antonyms: block, halt
Example Sentence: 9. RECRIMINATIONS (NOUN): (परस्पर
Ankit bolstered his friend in the market. दोषारोपण) Allegation
Synonyms: denunciation, censure
3. ADVENT (NOUN): (आिमन) Onset Antonyms: approval, commendation
Synonyms: arrival, coming Example Sentence:
Antonyms: departure, leaving It is her tough phase, full of recriminations.
Example Sentence:
The movie became interesting after 10. LIBELOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अपमानजनक
the advent of Ashoka. ) Aspersive
Synonyms: backbiting, calumniatory
4. FELICITOUS (ADJECTIVE): (धन्य) Antonyms: complimentary, praising
Apropos Example Sentence:
Synonyms: appropriate, propitious I refrain from making libelous remarks over
Antonyms: unsuitable, infelicitous anyone.
Example Sentence:
Vaibhavi gave me a felicitous amount of
bread.
5. COHERENCE (NOUN): (सम्बद्धता) Write us-

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Synonyms: solidarity, congruity
Antonyms: discord, incoherence
Example Sentence:
Marriage is a beautiful coherence invisibly
signed by both partners.
6. INSOLENCE (VERB): (ढिठाई) Arrogance

Synonyms: audacity, brazenness
Antonyms: modesty, politeness
Example Sentence:
I can’t stand your insolence anymore.
7. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) ill treat

Synonyms: maltreat, oppress
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1. TURMOIL (NOUN): (शोरगुल): giving the worrying impression
uncertainty Synonyms: apocalyptic, baleful
Synonyms: turbulence, ferment Antonyms: bright, hopeful
Antonyms: contentment, tranquility Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A suggestion that is being read by some as
There was widespread turmoil in the city. an ominous reference to an unknown
external hand.
2. RIFT (NOUN): (दोष): a flaw, fault
Synonyms: breach, fissure 7. DELINEATE (VERB): (रूपरे खा प्रस्तु त
Antonyms: closure, agreement करना): describe precisely
Example Sentence:
It is a great misfortune that an internal rift
Antonyms: confuse, distort
has moved inexorably towards a full-
Example Sentence:
blown crisis.
The judge delineated the composition of
the bench to hear the case.
3. INEXORABLY (ADVERB): (क्रूरता या
कठोरता से) : in a way that is impossible to 8. POSTERITY (NOUN): (भावी पीढ़ी): all
stop or prevent future generation of people
Synonyms: ferociously, atrociously Synonyms: progeny, lineage
Antonyms: gently, humanely Antonyms: parent, past
The public is enraged by the inexorable This incident is regarded by posterity as
rise in petroleum prices. an aberration rather than a precedent.
4. DISSENSION (NOUN): (मतभेद): 9. INTROSPECTION (NOUN):(अंतदद शद न ):

disagreement that leads to discord the examination of one’s own mental
Synonyms: controversy, friction processes.
Antonyms: harmony, conformity Synonyms: contemplation, reflection
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
The SC has exposed an unprecedented Example Sentence:
level of dissension. It is a moment for collective introspection.
5. FERMENT (VERB): (उत्ते जित करना): 10. CONVENE (VERB): (बुलाना): bring
agitation and excitement among a group together for a meeting
of people Synonyms: assemble, congregate
Synonyms: frenzy, storm Antonyms: disperse, separate
Example Sentence: The Chief Justice must convene a meeting
The highest court was in a state of of the full court.
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justly
Synonyms: honestly, reasonably 8. PREEMINENT (ADJECTIVE): (पूिप्र ण नतष्ष्ित):
Antonyms: unfairly, unjustly di distinguished
Example Sentence: Synonyms: peerless, renowned
Avika has impartially proofread the speed test.
Antonyms: unimportant, insignificant
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2. PROGNOSTICATE (VERB): (भविष्‍यिणी ‍ He is a preeminent scientist.
करिण): forecast
9. ARBITRARINESS (NOUN): (ऐष्छिकतण):
Synonyms: adumbrate, presage
Antonyms: ignore, doubt
bigotry
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: extremism, contumacy
The abbot has already prognosticated his death.
Antonyms: calmness, peacefulness
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3. SLANT (NOUN): (दृष्ष्िकोी ): point of view Education freed us from the orders
Synonyms: standpoint, view and arbitrariness of individuals.
Antonyms: perusal, scrutiny
Example Sentence: 10. DEBILITATE (VERB): (दर्
ु लण ‍
My slant about his personality is very positive.
करिण): incapacitate
4. FEND (VERB): (रक्षण‍करिण): defend Synonyms: attenuate, eviscerate
Antonyms: strengthen, invigorate
Synonyms: guard, protect
Example Sentence:
Taking hot drinks, habitually, tends
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to debilitate our organs.
Do not try to fend him.
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Antonyms: increase, go up
Example Sentence:
The reactions soon tapered off.
6. FOIST (VERB): (अधिरोवपत‍करिण): force upon

Antonyms: overlook, neglect
Example Sentence:
She foisted the unnecessary norms over him.
7. MEEK (ADJECTIVE): (विियपी ू )ण : shy

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1. DAUB (VERB): (भद्दा करना): deface His t-shirt had some banter line written
over it.
Synonyms: smear, smudge
Antonyms: cleanse, purify
Example Sentence: 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (बड़े
The criminal daubed the victim’s face. पैमाने पर): widely
2. YEARNING (NOUN): (इच्छा): desire Antonyms: minutely, marginally
Synonyms: aspiration, craving Example Sentence:
Antonyms: apathy, distaste The demonetisation scheme benefitted the
Example Sentence: masses extensively.
I have a yearning to crack the UPSC
examination. 8. COINCIDE (VERB): (सम्पाती होना):
go along with
3. INCUR (VERB): (झेलना): bring upon Synonyms: concur, harmonize
oneself Antonyms: deviate, dissent
Synonyms: obtain, acquire Example Sentence:
Antonyms: forfeit, lose I can coincide with his idea.
Example Sentence:
Because she did not pay her taxes on time, 9. PSEUDONYM (NOUN): (उपनाम):
the business owner will incur a penalty
false name
this tax year.
Synonyms: nick name, alias
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE): (फुहारा Example Sentence:
छोड़ना): flowing All the characters in the play used their
pseudonym.
Synonyms: spouting, pouring out
Example Sentence: 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घमं ड): egotism
Abuses were gushing from his mouth like Synonyms: conceitedness, ostentation
hell. Antonyms: humility, modesty
Example Sentence:
5. PERISH (VERB): (नष्ट हो जाना): It flattered his vanity to think I was in
love with him.
decay
Synonyms: rot, expire
Antonyms: improve, rise
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This chemical will eventually perish
sometime today.
6. BANTER (NOUN): (हं सी उड़ाना):

teasing
Synonyms: jeering, ridicule
Antonyms: flattery, praise
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1. RAMBUNCTIOUS ननकालना): dig up
(ADJECTIVE): (उधमी): noisy Synonyms: discover, excavate
Synonyms: clamorous, boisterous Antonyms: conceal, cover
Antonyms: calm, serene Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: "workmen unearthed an ancient artillery
These boisterous dogs are not settling shell".
down and stop barking too much.
7. VENT (VERB): (जाने दे ना): release
2. UPBRAID (VERB): (झिड़कना): scold Synonyms: emit, let out
Synonyms: admonish, berate Antonyms: hold, retain
Antonyms: forgive, compliment Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I vented a shriek when the dog suddenly
The police officer did not hesitate to jumped on me.
upbraid the man for driving without
insurance. 8. DIMINUTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (छोटा):
tiny
3. VIABLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहायय) : Synonyms: petite, pint-sized
reasonable Antonyms: big, enormous
Synonyms: practicable, applicable Example Sentence:
Antonyms: impossible, unfeasible Sagarika is feeling diminutive hunger
Example Sentence: right now.
The two small bookstores see a merger as
the only viable means of competing with 9. SINISTER
online booksellers. (ADJECTIVE): (अशुभ): evil
Synonyms: dire, devilish
4. WREAK (VERB): (बदला लेना): Antonyms: angelic, divine
avenge Example sentence:
Synonyms: destroy, demolish He is a sinister person.
Antonyms: construct, repair
Example Sentence: 10. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): (अशक्त):
Terrorists love to wreak damage wherever
spoiled
they can.
Synonyms: burnt up, corrupt
Antonyms: capable, tireless
5. WANE (VERB): (अलग करना): Example Sentence:
separate Anhayraj is an effete kid.
Synonyms: disconnect, detach
Antonyms: attach, connect
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group.
6. UNEARTH (VERB): (खोजकर

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1. FORETHOUGHT (NOUN): (पूर्व Antonyms: break, damage
Example Sentence:
वर्चार): precaution As an artist, I am always searching flea
Synonyms: wariness, prudence markets for junk that I can refurbish.
Antonyms: carelessness, carefree
Example Sentence: 7. RUSE (NOUN): (चाल): feint
Cooking dinner for vegetarians requires
Synonyms: trick, deception
plenty of forethought if you usually
Antonyms: honesty, frankness
prepare meat with your meals.
Example Sentence:
The security guard knew the girls were
2. PREOCCUPY (VERB): (तल्लीन होना): going to try and use a distractive ruse in
engross order to shoplift.
Synonyms: involve, employ
Antonyms: distract, eject 8. SUPPLE (ADJECTIVE): (लचीला/सहज
Example Sentence:
She was obsessed in the process. में झुकनेर्ाला): flexible
Synonyms: elastic, agile
3. BOOM (NOUN): (धमाका): loud sound Antonyms: awkward, unpliable
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: failure, collapse
keep a supple form.
Example Sentence:
When the truth became known regarding
the mines a wonderful " boom " began. 9. JUNK (NOUN): (कचरा): garbage
Synonyms: debris, rubble
4. RAPT (ADJECTIVE): (हर्षोन्मत्त): Antonyms: neatness, sterility
Example Sentence:
delighted
Synonyms: ecstatic, enthralled
Antonyms: unhappy, sorrowful
Example Sentence: 10. TRIAL (ADJECTIVE): (प्रायोगिक):
She was a rapt person. experimental
Synonyms: exploratory, preliminary
5. RELEGATE (VERB): (सुपुर्व Antonyms: definite, proven
Example Sentence:
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doing chores in the kitchen while
everyone else enjoyed the party.
6. REFURBISH (VERB): (पूरी मरम्मत

करना): fix up
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1. FOIBLE (NOUN): (चरित्र की दर् ु बलता): batter, it will imbue the pie with a hint of
spice.
shortcoming
Synonyms: eccentricity, frailty
Antonyms: advantage, normality 7. HAGGLE (VERB): (र्खेडा किना):
Example Sentence: bicker
I can’t let this whole project work go Synonyms: barter, quibble
wrong just because of some foible. Antonyms: agree, concur
Example Sentence:
2. HUBBUB (NOUN): (शोिगुल): uproar I’ll pay the sticker price because I do not
want to haggle with the trader.
Synonyms: clamour, fuss
Antonyms: peace, harmony
Example Sentence: 8. FRITTER (VERB): (गं वाना): waste
The hubbub from the group of reporters away
gave the politician a headache. Synonyms: misspend, dally
Antonyms: conserve, preserve
3. SNIPER (NOUN): (लुटेिा): bandit Example Sentence:
It is advised to not to fritter your money.
Synonyms: criminal, crook
Antonyms: law, police
Example Sentence: 9. GRASP (NOUN): (समझ):
He is a notorious sniper. understanding
Synonyms: awareness, knowledge
4. COMBATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (लडाकू): Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
belligerent Example Sentence:
Synonyms: combative, hostile I like his grasp over the subject.
Antonyms: agreeable, calm
Example Sentence: 10. FLINCH (VERB): (ववमुख होना):
She comes across combative to men who avoid
approach her. Synonyms: dodge, duck
Antonyms: face, confront
5. GLOAT (VERB): (आनं ददत Example Sentence:
Don not try to flinch your duties.
होना): exclaim triumph
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gloat over its huge win.
6. IMBUE (VERB): (गहिाई तक पहुं चना):

inculcate
Synonyms: ingrain, instil
Antonyms: drain, take out
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1. MOUTHY (ADJECTIVE): (वाचाल): 7. MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): (पर्ााप्त):

Talkative Adequate
Synonyms: chatty, gabby Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Antonyms: reticent, silent Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
Mohak is an extremely mouthy boy. The patient needs middling amount of
water every half an hour.
2. DEBONAIR (ADJECTIVE): (मोहक):
Charming 8. DECOY (NOUN): (पाश): Trap
Synonyms: affable, elegant Synonyms: attraction, inducement
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant Antonyms: honesty, frankness
Suneet has a debonair personality. We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick it
into the cage.
3. PESTILENT
(ADJECTIVE): (प्राणघाती): Baneful 9. CANTANKEROUS
Synonyms: contagious, deleterious (ADJECTIVE): (झगडालू ) : Ill-tempered
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
Example Sentence: Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
To many, homeless beggars are nothing Example Sentence:
more than pestilent irritants. You are a cantankerous man.
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): (करना): Be 10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): (नम): Moist

responsible for Synonyms: clammy,
Synonyms: carry out, commit muggy
Antonyms: halt, stop Antonyms: parched, dry
Who would perpetrate for this crime? The middle section of the house is fully
dank.
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Example Sentence:
She gave Maddy a rakish smile.
6. ENGROSS (VERB): (मोहहत करना):

Bewitch
Example Sentence:
I was totally engrossed by her beauty.
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1. ANGST (NOUN): (सं ताप): pain (ADJECTIVE): (सांविधिक): sanctioned
Synonyms: affliction, desolation Synonyms: lawful, judicial
Antonyms: euphoria, delight Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
The employees of the Kingfisher Airlines Major Singha is on a statutory parole.
are in angst.
8. REMODEL (VERB): (फिर से तै यार
बनाना): renovate
2. STARK (ADJECTIVE): (कडा): bare
Synonyms: blunt, arrant
Synonyms: overhaul, refurbish
Antonyms: clothed, indefinite
Antonyms: destroy, ruin
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Rishi expressed stark criticism regarding
He got his house remodelled.
black-money.
9. PILE-UP (NOUN): (भभडन्त): accident
3. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): (गं भीर): stern
Synonyms: hazard, collision
Synonyms: relentless, astringent
Antonyms: boon, blessing
Antonyms: facile, temperate
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He met with a pile-up on the way to
Anugrah was given a dire punishment.
Kashmir.
4. CONSCIENTIOUSLY
10. OUT-AND-OUT
(ADVERB): (पररश्रम से ) : painstakingly
(ADJECTIVE): (विस्तत ृ ): exhaustive
Synonyms: laboriously, warily
Synonyms: comprehensive, thorough
Antonyms: inadequately, carelessly
Antonyms: incomprehensive, superficial
Example Sentence:
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He was performing his job
He was involved in out-and-out activities
conscientiously.
during his training.
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Example Sentence:
Having too many friends is not a character
flaw, she said.
6. FATALITY (NOUN): (मत्ृ यु ) : death

Synonyms: casualty, mortality
Antonyms: birth, inception
Example Sentence:
He was broken by the fatality at his home.
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1. FLUX (NOUN): (प्रवाह): alteration Antonyms: disagreement, discord
Example sentence:
Synonyms: change, flow
There was convergence of lines in the
Antonyms: constancy, stability
distance.
Example sentence:
Since mobile phone technology is in flux,
7. CONCURRENT
advanced cellphones are constantly
being introduced. (ADJECTIVE): (सिवती): simultaneous
Synonyms: coeval, coexisting
2. REAFFIRM (VERB): (पष्ु टि करना): Antonyms: disagreeing, divergent
Example sentence:
acknowledge
There are seven concurrent art fairs in the
Synonyms: advocate, assert
city.
Antonyms: oppose, contradict
Example sentence:
Advocate Rajeev reaffirmed his position as 8. DISCONCERT (NOUN): (असुववधा):
leader. irritation
Synonyms: displeasure, hardship
3. FORGED (ADJECTIVE): (कूिरचित): Antonyms: comfort, delight
Example sentence:
counterfeit
Avikul complained of disconcert in his left
Synonyms: spurious, supposititious
ear.
Antonyms: actual, genuine
Example sentence:
This is the seat of an extensive manufacture 9. COALITION (NOUN): (गठबंधन):
of forged antiques. affiliation
Synonyms: alliance, amalgam
4. UNFAIR (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: detachment, disunion
(अनुचित): prejudiced Example sentence:
Synonyms: biased, discriminatory
Conservatives.
Antonyms: authorized, fair
Example sentence:
At times, the legal system appears inhuman 10. ALLIANCE (NOUN): (संचध): accord
and unfair. Synonyms: affinity, coherence
Antonyms: division, separation
5. SUBSEQUENTLY Example sentence:
(ADVERB): (तत्पश्िात ्): afterwards There is a defensive alliance between
Australia and New Zealand.
Synonyms: finally, later
Antonyms: earlier, prior
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The officer decided to stop
and subsequently made an arrest.
6. CONVERGENCE (NOUN): (संमिलन):

union
Synonyms: concurrence, confluence
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him a lesson of not counting the
संकीर्ण): Insular chickens before they are hatched.
Synonyms: petty, sectarian
Antonyms: broad minded, liberal 7. EFFRONTERY (NOUN): (धष्ृ टता):
Example Sentence:
Arrogance
The parochial school’s views are
Synonyms: assurance, brashness
limited to the religious principles of
the church that manages it.
Antonyms: politeness, humility
2. COMITY (NOUN): (सौहार्ण ): Civility Example Sentence:
Synonyms: politeness, amenity I keep effrontery at the bay with my
Antonyms: enmity, hostility dear ones.
Example Sentence:
They treated their guests with comity. 8. FACETIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (हं समुख):
Amusing
3. DELETERIOUS
Synonyms: blithe, capering
(ADJECTIVE): (हानिकारक): Harmful Antonyms: serious, unfunny
Synonyms: destroying, destructive Example Sentence:
Antonyms: aiding, assisting Because she was overbearing and
Example Sentence: often facetious, Jane had few friends.
No use crying over spilt milk, already
his deleterious activities cost his 9. SWINDLE (VERB): (ठगिा): Deceive
parents an arm and a leg.
Synonyms: con, garble
Antonyms: be honest, tell truth
4. DAUNT (VERB): (धमकािा): Frighten Example Sentence:
Synonyms: appal, deter He is back to the drawing board
Antonyms: calm, comfort in swindling the police.
Example Sentence:
On hearing that she left her 10. OUTLIER (NOUN): (वििलि):
home, made me felt hell lot daunted.
Aberration
Synonyms: deviation,
5. DISTEND (VERB): (फूलिा या फूलािा): eccentricity
Bulge Antonyms: standard, normality
Synonyms: bloat, expand Example Sentence:
Antonyms: shrink, compress While other members of her family
Example Sentence: joined the bandwagon, Amy was
Excess weight caused his belly an outlier because she chose not to
to distend. join the politics.
6. ANNULMENT (NOUN): (विलोपि):

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1. HAUGHTY (ADJECTIVE): (घमंडी): greater
arrogant Synonyms: enhance, aggrandize
Synonyms: brash, nervy Antonyms: reduce, curtail
Antonyms: humble, meek Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The lights augmented the beauty.
Dhairya is such a cocky entrepreneur.
8. AUDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (साहसी):
2. APATHY (NOUN): (उदासीनता): adventurous
indifference Synonyms: bold, resolute
Synonyms: aloofness, coldness Antonyms: timid, weak
Antonyms: concern, sympathy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Viraj is such an audacious boy.
Avinash is full of apathy.
9. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): (पुरातन):
3. ARCANE (ADJECTIVE): outmoded
(गुप्त): esoteric Synonyms: obsolete, ancient
Synonyms: cabalistic, occult Antonyms: current, modern
Antonyms: known, common Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: This saree is archaic these days.
They follow the arcane procedures for
electing people. 10. AVER (VERB): (दृढता से कहना):
affirm
4. ARBITRARY (ADJECTIVE): (चपल): Synonyms: assert, claim
capricious Antonyms: deny, disprove
Synonyms: discretionary, erratic Example Sentence:
Antonyms: logical, reasonable Ronit averred that he was late that
Example Sentence: day.
Abhinay had an arbitrary idea.
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Synonyms: animus, aversion
Synonyms: admiration, appreciation
Example Sentence:
His mind is full of antipathy towards
them.
6. APPEASE (VERB): (बढाना): allay

Synonyms: alleviate, assuage
Antonyms: agitate, irritate
Example Sentence:
That statement appeased me.
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7. VOW (NOUN): (शपथ): oath
1. PERVERSION (NOUN): (विकृति): Synonyms: assertion, guarantee
deformity Antonyms: doubt, confusion
Synonyms: bias, distortion Example sentence:
Antonyms: clarity, unbias He took a vow to guard his country.
Example sentence:
The thing which most disturbed him was 8. LOOK TO (VERB): (उपयोग): utilize
the perversion of nature. Synonyms: exercise, put to use
Antonyms: abstain, ignore
2. PROSECUTION Example sentence:
(NOUN): (अभियोजन): lawsuit He will look to the new idea.
Synonyms: lawsuit, legal action
Antonyms: disputation, centre 9. CONSIDERABLE
Example sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (पयााप्ि): essential
Our company wishes to avoid prosecution. Synonyms: important, key
Antonyms: unimportant, inessential
3. BACKDROP Example sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (पष्ृ ठिूभि): background He is on a position of considerable
Synonyms: scenery, scene influence.
Antonyms: foreground, cohesion
Example sentence: 10. COLLATION (NOUN): (पररिुलन):
A logo of our company appears on this analogy
backdrop. Synonyms: correlation, reform
Antonyms: difference, dissimilarity
4. CONCORD (NOUN): (सिझौिा): Example sentence:
general agreement It is equally necessary to
Synonyms: accord, consent ensure collation of conditions
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse
They signed a pact of peace and Concord.
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Synonyms: amazing, stunning
Antonyms: believable, common
Example sentence:
The town expanded at a phenomenal rate.
6. HUNCH (NOUN): (पूिाािाि): instinct

Synonyms: intuition, anticipation
Example sentence:
I have a hunch that someone is telling lies.
His t-shirt had some banter line written
1. MELEE (NOUN): (लड़ाई- over it.
भिड़ाई): tumult
7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (बडे
Synonyms: battle, fight
Antonyms: calm, harmony पैम़ाने पर): widely
Example Sentence: Synonyms: broadly, greatly
In the Kumbh fair many pilgrims were Antonyms: minutely, marginally
injured in the melee. Example Sentence:
The demonetisation scheme benefitted the
2. UNFLAPPABLE (ADJECTIVE): masses extensively.
(स्थिर): calm
Synonyms: composed, relaxed 8. COINCIDE (VERB): (मेल ख़ाऩा): go
Antonyms: nervous, disconcerted along with
Example Sentence: Synonyms: concur, harmonize
He is in unflappable state of mind. Antonyms: deviate, dissent
Example Sentence:
3. VISTA (NOUN): (आलोक): glimpse I can coincide with his idea.
Synonyms: look, sight
9. UNSCATHED
Antonyms: blindness, darkness
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (अिेद्य): unhurt
Sweeping lawns and Synonyms: unharmed, uninjured
landscaped vistas were seen on the way. Antonyms: hurt, injured
Example Sentence:
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE): (प्रव़ाहपूर्ण): Some passengers came through all the
perils unscathed.
flowing
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen 10. ROUT (NOUN): (हऱाऩा): defeat
Example Sentence: Synonyms: conquer, overthrow
Abuses were gushing from his mouth like Antonyms: win, victory
hell. Example Sentence:
The retreat degenerated into a rout.
5. PERISH (VERB): (नष्ट हो ज़ाऩा):
decay
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6. BANTER (NOUN): (छे डऩा): teasing

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accelerate (ADVERB): (समानान्िर रूप से):
Synonyms: quicken, hasten simultaneously
Antonyms: delay, retard Synonyms: all at once, all together
Example sentence: Antonyms: imbalanced, upset
He was expediting the speed of a car. Example sentence:
He is eating and dancing concurrently.
2. REMUNERATIVE
(ADJECTIVE): (लाभप्रद): advantageous 8. PUSH (VERB): (बढाना): advance
Synonyms: gainful, beneficial Synonyms: boost, hype
Antonyms: poorly paid, unprofitable Antonyms: repress, dissuade
This plan of yours seems remunerative. The manager pushed the production.
3. PROCUREMENT (NOUN): (प्राप्ति): 9. CRISIS (NOUN): (संकट): catastrophe

obtainment Synonyms: disaster, trouble
Synonyms: appropriation, attainment Antonyms: calm, peace
Antonyms: bestowal, giving Example sentence:
Example sentence: He helped me in the times of crisis.
He has made procurement of his dreams and
achievements. 10. SLUMP (NOUN): (मंदी): decline
Synonyms: depreciation, downtrend
4. REFORM (VERB): (सुधार करना): amend Antonyms: ascent, rise
Synonyms: improve, repair Example sentence:
Antonyms: break, damage This year, we saw a slump in profits.
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(ADJECTIVE): (अवास्िववक): impossible
Synonyms: impractical, improbable
Antonyms: believable, practical
Example sentence:
I find this blueprint quite unrealistic.
6. WORSEN (VERB): (बदिर करना):

deteriorate
Synonyms: get worse, exacerbate
Antonyms: improve, soothe
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This policy could actually worsen the
economy.
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1. ENGULF (VERB): (समा लेना):
होना): baffle
immerse
Synonyms: swamp, submerge
Antonyms: orient, balance
Antonyms: drain, parch
Example Sentence:
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Prashant is befuddled about Riya’s
I like to submerge my vegetables into a
question.
bowl of olive oil before eating them.
2. HEARTRENDING (ADJECTIVE): 7. STICKLER (NOUN): (पूणत ण ावादी):

(प्रे रणादायक): arousing perfectionist
Synonyms: disciplinarian, pedant
Synonyms: stimulating, inspiring
Antonyms: beginner, trainee
Antonyms: boring, monotonous
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Amir Khan is an stickler.
His act was heartrending.
8. STUN (VERB): (चककत करना):
3. NARCOTIZE (VERB): (बेहोश
astonish
करना): anesthetize Synonyms: astound, surprise
Synonyms: deaden, desensitize Antonyms: calm, compose
Antonyms: enliven, revitalize Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Michelle was stunned over his
The doctor prescribed a medicine that performance.
merely narcotizes the patient.
9. SAVAGE (ADJECTIVE): (ननष्ठुर):
4. STOOP (VERB): (दं डवत प्रणाम brutal
करना): kowtow Synonyms: callous, barbarous
Antonyms: compassionate, gentle
Example Sentence:
He was alleged for a brutal murder.
Example Sentence:
I stoop before the omnipotent God.
10. ADAMANT (ADJECTIVE): (हठी):
5. BOTCH (NOUN): (भूल): err unyielding
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Aaryahi is an adamant kid.
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1. KEN (NOUN): ( ज्ञान ): perception Example Sentence:
Synonyms: acumen, awareness Her lax attitude left people thinking she
Antonyms: blindness, ignorance was disinterested.
Example Sentence:
Due to the ken of my poor health, the 7. MAIM (VERB): ( काटना ): cripple, put
doctor advised me to eat healthier foods out of action
and exercise more. Synonyms: disable,
disfigure
2. LAMBASTE (VERB): ( दंड देना): punish, Antonyms: care, aid
beat Example Sentence:
Synonyms: assail, berate If you do not want your vicious dog to
Antonyms: compliment, praise maim or fatally injure people, then you
Example Sentence: should put him down.
The government was severely lambasted
by the opposition. 8. MANGLE (VERB): ( िध करना) : mutilate,
deform
3. IMPUTE (VERB): ( मढ़ना): attribute Synonyms: bruise, contort
Synonyms: ascribe, accredit Antonyms: beautify, repair
Antonyms: exculpate, exonerate Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: How should I fret to mangle every line?
Rather than impute his brother, he will
accept blame for a crime he did not 9. NADIR (NOUN): ( वनम्नतम): lowest point
commit. Synonyms: base,
bottom
4. LAMENT (VERB): ( विलाप ): to mourn or Antonyms: top, highest point
grieve deeply Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bemoan, deplore The sun does not spring at once from the
Antonyms: relieve, celebrate nadir to the zenith.
Example Sentence:
I lament for those who believe drinking is 10. ODIUM (NOUN): ( घृणा) : shame,
beneficial. dishonor
Synonyms: abhorrence, antipathy
5. LUCRE (NOUN): ( दौलत): money, Antonyms: affection, approval
profits Example Sentence:
Synonyms: capital, cash Because of my odium for the politician’s
Antonyms: bills, debt views, I have no plans to vote for him.
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6. LAX (ADJECTIVE): ( विविल ): slack,
remiss
Synonyms: careless, lenient
1. PROSAIC (ADJECTIVE): (नीरस): Example Sentence:
vapid
Synonyms: mundane, humdrum
7. STATUTORY
Antonyms: exciting, creative
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (वैधाननक): sanctioned
Prosaic language can't convey the Synonyms: lawful, judicial
experience. Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
Example Sentence:
2. SAVAGE (ADJECTIVE): (क्रूर): Major Ranveer Singha is on a statutory
parole.
atrocious
Synonyms: barbarous, fierce
Antonyms: gentle, merciful 8. RECONDITION (VERB): (पुनननवीयन):
Example Sentence: renovate
They were told to stay inside the home Synonyms: overhaul, refurbish
until the savage animal is caught! Antonyms: destroy, ruin
Example Sentence:
3. CONTRETEMPS (NOUN): Tabish got his house reconditioned.
(अननष्ट): accident
Synonyms: hazard, disaster 9. MOULD (VERB): (काटना): cut
Antonyms: boon, blessing carefully
Example Sentence: Synonyms: divide, etch
Ripunjay met with a contretemps on the Antonyms: join, mend
way to Kashmir. Example Sentence:
He moulded the extra wood from the door.
4. BUDDING (ADJECTIVE): (नवोदित):
developing 10. SPECK (NOUN): (धब्बा): stain
Synonyms: growing, fledgling Synonyms: blot, dot
Antonyms: dying, shrinking Antonyms: paragon, excellence
The budding flower has not yet unfurled There were mud specks on my shoes.
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Example Sentence:
Sharmishtha was involved in out-and-out
activities during the training.
6. FATALITY (NOUN): (मत्ृ यु-िर): death

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1. IRRESOLUTE Divyajyoti tried to endear everyone.
(ADJECTIVE): (अस्थिर): indecisive
Synonyms: doubtful, fickle 7. BRUTISHLY (ADVERB): (बेरहमी से ) :
Antonyms: resolute, definite ferociously
Example Sentence: Synonyms: fiercely, savagely
Praver is very irresolute in nature. Antonyms: kindly, gently
Example Sentence:
2. PURSUIT (NOUN): (काम-काज): Param brutishly killed his daughter.
occupation
Synonyms: undertaking, venture 8. HOCUS-POCUS (NOUN): (आकर्षण ):
Antonyms: pastime, entertainment spell
Example Sentence: Synonyms: charm, magic
They are involved in a whole range of Antonyms: reality, actuality
leisure pursuits. Example Sentence:
The hocus-pocus was just for the show.
3. SOVEREIGN (ADJECTIVE): (प्रभुत्व-
9. BICKER (VERB): (झगड़ना): argue
सम्पन्न): autonomous
Synonyms: self-governed, monarchial
Antonyms: subordinate, dependent
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Anahita likes to bicker with me.
In modern democracies the people's will is
in theory sovereign.
10. TARRY (VERB): (दे र करना): delay
4. HAIL (VERB): (अभभवादन करना): Synonyms: boondoggle, trail
honour
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: welcome, salute
Nia could tarry a bit and not get home
Antonyms: dishonor, disparage
until four.
Example Sentence:
Anshul has now learned to honour her
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5. QUANDARY (NOUN): (नाजुक हालत):
difficult situation
Synonyms: predicament, uncertainty
Example Sentence:
Anshul has been trapped in quandary.
6. ENDEAR (VERB): (लुभाना): attract

attention
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1. ZAP (VERB): (नष्ट करना): destroy 7. COMPACT (ADJECTIVE): (सघन):
Synonyms: kill, slaughter condensed
Antonyms: bear, begin Synonyms: solid, tight
Example Sentence: Antonyms: empty, loose
Pakistan zapped the LOC area. Example Sentence:
A compact little group of men rounded the
2. SKIRMISH (NOUN): (झड़प): fight bend and approached.
Synonyms: altercation, argument
8. SPONTANEOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: peace, retreat
Example Sentence: (स्वाभाववक): impulsive
The skirmish lasted about fifteen Synonyms: casual, simple
minutes near my house. Antonyms: intended, premeditated
Example Sentence:
3. EMPATHY (NOUN): (हमददी): At her spontaneous act of welcome a light
came into my eyes.
understanding
Synonyms: affinity, appreciation
Antonyms: disdain, hatred 9. MELEE (NOUN): (हाथापाई): battle
Example Sentence: Synonyms: brawl, fracas
Perhaps because of empathy, we are Antonyms: peace, agreement
together since 2000. Example Sentence:
In the melee, Rahul looked at the eyes of
4. TUSSLE (NOUN): (सं घर्ष) : struggle Sanjay.
Synonyms: brawl, fray
Antonyms: surrender, retreat 10. MASSED (ADJECTIVE): (सं ख्या में
Example Sentence: एकत्र): composite
He faced so much tussle throughout his
Synonyms: concerted, corporate
life.
Antonyms: separate, unshared
Example Sentence:
5. IMPROMPTU (ADJECTIVE): (बिना The heavens darkened with massed fliers.
तै यारी के): unrehearsed
Synonyms: offhand, unscripted
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Example Sentence:
It was an impromptu effort to avoid telling
me who they are, but they are known.
6. IMPUGN (VERB): (िहस करना):

criticize, challenge
Example Sentence:
You should not impugn his efforts.
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1. HEGEMONY (NOUN): (नायकत्व): Antonyms: heaven, paradise
controlling power or influence over others Example Sentence:
Synonyms: dominance, dominion He alleged that the film would lead young
Antonyms: impotency, weakness
Example Sentence: 7. FLAGGING (ADJECTIVE) : (धुुंधली):
Both America and China are trying for languid
hegemony in Asia. Synonyms: fading, dwindling
2. SUFFICE (VERB): (पयााप्त होना): Antonyms: energized, refreshed
be enough Example Sentence:
Synonyms: satisfy, avail Sense of winning seems to be flagging in
the troops.
Antonyms: displease, dissatisfy
Example Sentence:
Simple mediocrity cannot suffice them.
8. DECELERATE (VERB): (धीमा
करना): slow down
3. GIMMICK (NOUN): (युक्तत): trick Synonyms: brake, slow
Synonyms: artifice, ruse Antonyms: accelerate, hasten
Antonyms: reality, truth Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She decelerated her car
The reservation policy is just a political
gimmick. 9. JUBILATION (NOUN): (आनुंद):
rejoicing
4. PENCHANT (NOUN): (झुकाव/ Synonyms: happiness, joy
रुचि): strong inclination Antonyms: sadness, sorrow
Synonyms: affection, affinity Example Sentence:
The victory of Indian hockey team was
Antonyms: averseness, aversion celebrated with jubilation.
Example Sentence:
10. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): (ववशाल
5. INGENIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (प्रततभा- ): huge in size
Synonyms: gargantuan, giant
सम्पन्न): skillful Antonyms: small, little
Synonyms: lever, creative Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dull, foolish The road is bordered by gigantic rocks.
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1. DISTINGUISH (VERB): (अंतर करना): going to be happened.
tell the difference
7. DISTRAUGHT (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: analyze, categorize
Antonyms: allow, combine (व्याकुल): very upset
Example Sentence: Synonyms: agitated, anxious
Distinguish the matter as soon as possible. Antonyms: balanced, calm
Example Sentence:
2. EXTRICATE (VERB): (अलग करना): get She burst into a little peal of laughter as she
looked into his distraught face.
out of a situation
Synonyms: detach, extract
8. PREMEDITATED (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: attach, connect
Example Sentence: (पूर्चा िन्ततत): planned
Amay was trying to extricate himself from Synonyms: calculated, deliberate
official duties. Antonyms: accidental, casual
Example Sentence:
3. ENTANGLE (VERB): (उलझाना): involve Had it really been premeditated that he
should fall into that camp?
Synonyms: confuse, complicate
Example Sentence: 9. RIG (VERB): (र्स्र पहनना): dress
Don’t entangle those people in your project Synonyms: equip, furnish
as they are not trustworthy. Antonyms: disrobe, uncover
Example Sentence:
4. ENSNARE (VERB): (जाल में फंसाना): The children return from Box Hill, and are
rigged out for church.
trap
10. COMPOSITE (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: free, liberate
Example Sentence: (संममचित): mixed
Don't let anyone ensnare you. Synonyms: complex, compound
5. DUMBFOUND (VERB): (हक्का-बक्का Example Sentence:
This composite body of troop can’t be
करना): astound recognized.
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6. FORECAST (NOUN): (पूर्ाानुमान करना):

prediction
Synonyms: projection, estimate
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ordinary, low- class
1. SECEDE (VERB): (छोड़ना): pull away Example Sentence:
Abhinay belonged to an elite class.
Synonyms: abdicate, leave
Antonyms: hold, remain
Example Sentence: 7. RANT (VERB): (डाांटना): to taunt or
The small island nation opted to secede scold
from its mothering country. Synonyms: yelling, raving
Antonyms: calm, quiet
2. CLANDESTINE (ADJECTIVE): (गुप्त): Example Sentence:
Prithwi spent hours ranting about the hike
done secretively
in gasoline prices.
Synonyms: covert, fraudulent
Example Sentence: 8. MOURN (VERB): (शोक करना): be sad
Natasha requested me to keep her idea over loss
clandestine. Synonyms: lament, regret
3. ENGULF (VERB): (आत्मसात करना): Example Sentence:
We mourn the loss of our great leader.
consume
Antonyms: neglect, uncover 9. MONSTROSITY (NOUN): (सनकी):
Example Sentence: freak
We in this generation do not engulf Synonyms: abnormality, deformity
ourselves in the long-lived traditions. Antonyms: beauty, simplicity
Example Sentence:
4. ENCOMIUM (NOUN): (गुणानुवाद): Paarth hates thinking alone and regards it
as a monstrosity.
tribute
Antonyms: blame, criticism 10. CLOWNING (NOUN): (मूर्त
ख ा):
Example Sentence: foolery
Shivi has written an encomium celebrating Synonyms: prank, nonsense
the art form. Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness
Example Sentence:
5. ENGENDER (VERB): (पैदा करना): His acts are no less than clowning.
cause or give rise
Synonyms: arouse, instigate
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lose their ability to engender fear
6. ELITE (NOUN): (अनन्य): a select

group that is superior
Synonyms: exclusive, noble
1. YEARN (VERB): ( उत्कट इच्छा होना ): They will orchestrate the meeting for
desire strongly you.
Synonyms: crave, covet
Antonyms: abjure, dislike 7. LOUT (NOUN): ( गांवार): boor
Example Sentence: Synonyms: brute, slob
I am yearning for waterballs. Antonyms: gentle, mild
Example Sentence:
2. JABBER (VERB): ( गपशप करना): He is a lout person.
babble
Synonyms: chatter, gab 8. STEREOTYPED (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: be silent, be quiet (मांद): banal
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dull, hackneyed
Anahita likes to jabber a lot. Antonyms: fresh, new
Example Sentence:
3. UTOPIA (NOUN): ( आदशश लोक ): bliss It was a stereotyped movie.
Synonyms: paradise, ideal place
Antonyms: hell, place of the 9. VEHEMENCE (NOUN): ( जोश):
condemned intensity
Example Sentence: Synonyms: fervor, frenzy
I live in a utopia. Antonyms: peace, peacefulness
Example Sentence:
4. SLING (VERB): ( टाांगना): throw The vehemence of his temper was
Synonyms: hoist, hurl controlled by an affectionate
Antonyms: receive, keep disposition.
Example Sentence:
When I tried to do it with the sling on, 10. TRAVESTY (NOUN): (व्यांग्य):
I lost my balance. mockery
Synonyms: spoof, satire
5. VILIFY (VERB): ( बदनाम करना): Antonyms: seriousness, solemnity
criticize Example Sentence:
Synonyms: damn, malign Allowing students to cheat in tests is
Antonyms: praise, laud a travesty of education.
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करना ): organize
Synonyms: arrange, set up
Antonyms: disperse, divide
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1. STOUT (ADJECTIVE): ( बलवान): Example Sentence:
strong Her lax attitude left people thinking
Synonyms: sturdy, robust she was disinterested.
Antonyms: tender, wobbly
Example Sentence: 7. MAIM (VERB): ( पंगु बनाना ): cripple,
Ishant had armed himself with a stout put out of action
stick. Synonyms: disable, disfigure
Antonyms: care, aid
2. OCCULT (ADJECTIVE): (गुप्त): Example Sentence:
mysterious If you do not want your vicious dog to
Synonyms: concealed, maim or fatally injure people, then you
hidden should put him down.
Antonyms: bare, exposed 8. MANGLE (VERB): ( वध करना):
Example Sentence: mutilate, deform
Their marriage is an occult ceremony. Synonyms: bruise, contort
Antonyms: beautify, repair
3. IMPUTE (VERB): ( आरोप लगाना ): Example Sentence:
attribute How should I fret to mangle every
Synonyms: ascribe, accredit line?
Antonyms: exculpate, exonerate 9. NADIR (NOUN): ( वनम्नतम): lowest
Example Sentence: point
The crimes were imputed to Vikas. Synonyms: base, bottom
4. LAMENT (VERB): ( ववलाप): to Antonyms: top, highest point
mourn or grieve deeply Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bemoan, deplore The sun does not spring at once from
Antonyms: relieve, celebrate the nadir to the zenith.
Example Sentence:
I lament for those who binge believe 10. ODIUM (NOUN): ( लोकद्वेष ):
drinking is a fun. shame, dishonor
5. LUCRE (NOUN): ( धन): money, Synonyms: abhorrence, antipathy
profits Antonyms: affection, approval
Synonyms: capital, cash Example Sentence:
Antonyms: bills, debt Because of my odium for the
Example Sentence: politician’s views, I have no plans to
Gangsters searched the house for vote for him.
hidden lucre but found nothing.
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1. INTREPID (ADJECTIVE): (निडर): responsibility.
fearless
Synonyms: courageous, heroic 7. TUMULT (NOUN): (कोलाहल):
Antonyms: afraid, fearful agitation
Example Sentence: Synonyms: commotion,
I am an intrepid person. convulsion
2. BALMY (ADJECTIVE): (सौम्य): mild Example Sentence:
These days tumult and fracas is going on
Synonyms: moist, tropical
in Delhi.
Antonyms: balanced, inclement
Example Sentence:
This fabric gives a balmy effect on the 8. CONDONE (VERB): (माफ करिा):
viewer’s eye. excuse
Synonyms: forget, forgive
3. ABROGATE (VERB): (अभिनिषेध Antonyms: deny, refuse
Example Sentence:
करिा): abolish She said to the teacher kindly condone my
Synonyms: annul, invalidate faults.
Example Sentence: 9. OBLOQUY (NOUN): (अपमाि):
Thus the new rule was abrogated.
calumny
Synonyms: aspersion, censure
4. RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE): (गं िीर): Antonyms: approval, exaltation
abstruse Example Sentence:
Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic He faced obloquy by them.
Antonyms: obvious, simple
Example Sentence: 10. BEDLAM (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था):
The new colony is full
chaotic situation
of recondite apartments.
Synonyms: chaos, clamour
Antonyms: calmness, silence
5. PROPINQUITY (NOUN): (सान्निध्य): Example Sentence:
closeness In the absence of a teacher, the classroom
Synonyms: affinity, nearness was in a bedlam.
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करिा): renounce
Synonyms: abstain, decline
Antonyms: accept, use
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(सां कोिी):
करना): impinge
7. MOUSY (ADJECTIVE):
introverted
Synonyms: intrude, infringe
Synonyms: drab, shy
Antonyms: keep off, ignore
Antonyms: confident, fancy
Example Sentence:
Example sentence:
The Chinese army continues to encroach on
Indian territory.
2. EMBEZZLE (VERB): (जाली बनाना):

8. IMPAIRED (ADJECTIVE): (बबगडा
misuse हुआ): marred
Synonyms: forge, swindle Synonyms: faulty, flawed
Antonyms: reimburse, compensate Antonyms: perfect, unbroken
He was caught embezzling money from his She has an impaired vision.
client.
9. EARNEST (ADJECTIVE): (उत्सु क):
3. JOCULAR (ADJECTIVE): (विनोद- sincere
विय): Funny Synonyms: fervent, passionate
Synonyms: humorous, playful
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: gloomy, sad
His earnest approach made him winner.
Example Sentence:
I made a jocular statement at the party.
10. UNCONSCIONABLE (ADJECTIVE):
(अनुचिि): immoral
4. JIBE (VERB): (सहमि होना): To agree
Synonyms: uncivilized, unethical
Synonyms: harmonize, conform
Antonyms: disagree, differ
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The judge deemed the torture and killings
I do not jibe with his idea.
of innocent people to be unconscionable.
5. TRANQUIL (ADJECTIVE): (शाांिचित्त):
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(ADJECTIVE): (सां रक्षक): Protecting
Synonyms: Guardian, advisory
Example Sentence:
He was acting as a tutelary brother for me
that day.
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1. PRECIPICE (NOUN): (खड़ी चट्टान): Warm-hearted
Steep Synonyms: affable, friendly
Synonyms: cliff, crag Antonyms: hostile, indifferent
Antonyms: plain, straight Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: If you treat people in a cordial manner,
There was a deep precipice along the road. they will treat you well also.
2. FRAIL (ADJECTIVE): (दर् ु बल ): weak
Synonyms: breakable, feeble 8. ELOQUENCE (NOUN): (वाग्मिता):
Antonyms: hearty, strong fervor
Example sentence: Synonyms: diction, fluency
He has become so frail that he can’t stand Antonyms: incompetence, inarticulateness
properly. Example Sentence:
3. KIBBLE (VERB): (टुकड़े टुकड़े करना): His eloquence is made him hero among all
the aspirants.
Crush
Synonyms: crumble, grate
Antonyms: build, liberate 9. FLEECE (VERB): (ठगना): con
Example Sentence: Synonyms: defraud, dupe
I kibbled red black pepper and cheese in Antonyms: help, be honest
my dish. Example sentence:
4. MUSTER (NOUN): (सभा): Assembly
Synonyms: gathering, roster 10. SPLOSH (VERB): (पाऩी का छपका
Antonyms: division, separation डालना): Sprinkle
Example Sentence: Synonyms: splash, moisten
They mustered at the playground. Antonyms: collocate, cluster
Example Sentence:
5. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): (नष्ट र्ल She sploshed water over the plants.
/अशक्त): Self-indulgent
Synonyms: spoilt, destroyed
Antonyms: disciplined, proper
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He is an effete kid.
6. JOSTLE (VERB): (सं घर्ब करना): To

compete for something
Synonyms: struggle, tussle
Antonyms: harmonize, co-ordinate
Example Sentence:
He was jostling to clinch the title.
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1. VIRTUOSO (NOUN): (गुणी): person Synonyms: orthodox, biased
Antonyms: liberal, unprejudiced
who is an expert
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: prodigy, adept
In old days most of the people
Antonyms: amateur, ignoramus
had fanatical thinking.
Example Sentence:
He is a virtuoso in painting.
8. SKULLDUGGERY (NOUN): (फरे ब ):
2. EPIGRAM (NOUN): (चुटकुला): joke tricky behaviour
Synonyms: chicanery, crafty
Synonyms: witticism, quirk
Antonyms: probity, modesty
Antonyms: seriousness, sincerity
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He always knew about his
He is an expert in cracking epigrams.
brother’s skullduggery towards others.
3. WHEEDLE (VERB): (खुशामद से मना
9. QUASH (VERB): (समाप्त करना):
लेना): flatter cancel
Synonyms: cajole, coax Synonyms: revoke, abrogate
Antonyms: disgust, bully Antonyms: permit, authorize
To wheedle your boss is not a solution of For no reasons her job offer letter
every problem. was quashed.
4. EFFACE (VERB): (ममटाना): destroy 10. TYRO (NOUN): (नवमशक्षित):

Synonyms: abolish, annihilate beginner
Antonyms: retain, maintain Synonyms: novice, learner
Example Sentence: Antonyms: expert, veteran
He effaced the building completely. Example Sentence:
You may be a tyro at golf now, but with
5. RAMBUNCTIOUS time and practice, you will master the
(ADJECTIVE): (उधमी): loud, energetic sport.
Synonyms: boisterous, noisy
Example Sentence:
It was a rambunctious party.
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6. FEUD (VERB): (झगडा): quarrel
Synonyms: fight, bicker
Antonyms: agree, socialize
Example Sentence:
He feuded unnecessarily with his friends.
7. FANATICAL (ADJECTIVE):
(कट्टर): narrow minded
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1. PUTATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (कल्पित): Antonyms: disinclination, antipathy
Example sentence:
presumed
The principal had the special proclivity
Synonyms: presumptive, supposed
towards the toppers.
Antonyms: proven, real
Example sentence:
Many people see garlic juice as a putative 7. PIQUE (NOUN): (नाराज़ी): anger
cure of runny noses. Synonyms: annoyance, displeasure
Antonyms: delight, happiness
2. WEARABLE (ADJECTIVE): (िहनने Example sentence:
Alisha walked out of the room in a fit of
योग्य): (especially of clothing) easy to pique.
wear.
Synonyms: suitable, appropriate 8. IRATE (ADJECTIVE): (क्रुद्ध):
Antonyms: not suitable, unfavorable
extremely angry.
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: furious, angered
Are these clothes wearable for the party?
Antonyms: calm, quiet.
Example Sentence:
3. PUSILLANIMOUS
The irate customer is still shouting.
(ADJECTIVE): (कायर): fearful
Synonyms: afraid, cowardly 9. DISARMING
Antonyms: bold, brave (ADJECTIVE): (तनरथऱीकरण): winning
Example sentence:
favor or confidence
The authorities are too pusillanimous to
Synonyms: convincing,
deal with this situation.
ingratiating Antonyms: despicable,
disgusting
4. PETULANT
Example sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (ढीठ): crabby Rahim said that he approached with a
Synonyms: impatient, cranky disarming smile.
Antonyms: patient, good-natured
Example sentence: 10. ACCESSIBILITY (NOUN):
I was sick and petulant, and finally (अभिगम्यता/ िहुुँच): capable of being
quarrelled with my friend.
reached.
Synonyms: approachability, affordable
5. ABSENTEEISM (NOUN): (अनुिल्थितत): Antonyms: unreachable, inconvenience
habitual absence from work. Example Sentence:
Synonyms: truancy, emptiness There is no accessibility to this place.
Antonyms: presence, witness
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inclination
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1. UBER (ADJECTIVE): (शानदार): super, Example Sentence:
It is very difficult to delineate this chapter in
extreme or outstanding.
few words.
Synonyms: magnificent, extraordinary
Antonyms: worthless, useless
Example Sentence: 7. ABSURD (ADJECTIVE): (बेतुका):
It’s an uber ride. inconsistent with reason, logic or common
sense.
2. NOSTRUM (NOUN): (औषध): cure Synonyms: idiotic, illogical
Antonyms: logical, sensible
Synonyms: panacea, potion
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disease, injury
What an absurd idea !
Example sentence:
Supermarket shelves are lined with
nostrums claiming to alleviate flu 8. ABASEMENT (NOUN): (मानहानन): A
symptoms. low or downcast state.
Synonyms: abjection, humiliation
3. ADORABLE (ADJECTIVE): (प्यारा): Antonyms: praising, commendable
Example Sentence:
lovable especially in a childlike or naive
Every disaster brought my brother into an
way.
Synonyms: lovely, gullible
Antonyms: hateful, mature
Example Sentence: 9. PREVARICATE (VERB): (छलकपट
What an adorable set of twins! करना): belie
Synonyms: cavil, con
4. FOUL (ADJECTIVE): (कलुषषत): highly Antonyms: be honest, tell truth
offensive; arousing aversion or disgust. Example sentence:
Synonyms: bad, rotten British ministers continued to prevaricate
Antonyms: fair, good on the issue.
Example Sentence:
From where this foul smell is coming? 10. PROPINQUITY
(NOUN): (सान्ननध्य): closeness
5. PUTREFACTION (NOUN): (सड़न): Synonyms: togetherness, nearness
decay Antonyms: distance, remoteness
Synonyms: adulteration, decomposition Example sentence:
Antonyms: betterment, growth My maternal uncle is in great propinquity
Example sentence: with me.
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describe; outline
Synonyms: define, depict
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1. CONCEDE (VERB): (स्वीकार Sarmishtha ravaged all our weekend
plans.
करना) accept
Synonyms: cede, admit 7. TRECHAREOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: deny, refuse (ववश्वासघाती) disloyal
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: faithless, unreliable
I had to concede that I'd overreacted.
Antonyms: faithful, reliable
Example Sentence:
2. ENCROACH (VERB): (अधिक्रमण Advaik is a treacherous junk-dealer.
करना) violate
8. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: trespass, infringe
Antonyms: shun, abide (आशावादी) confident
Example Sentence: Synonyms: hopeful, optimistic
Rather than encroach on his privacy she Antonyms: pessimistic, depressed
might have kept to her room. Example Sentence:
Vishal is a sanguine person in every
3. CONCURRENCE (NOUN): adverse situation.
(मेल) unanimity
Synonyms: synchroneity, simultaneity 9. ORDAIN (VERB): (भयाक्रांत ) impose
Antonyms: disagreement, denial Synonyms: order, proclaim
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unworried, unruffled
Shivya is in the habit of making evasion Example Sentence:
from every situation. Vikram knows the ministry will never
ordain him as a priest.
4. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) harass
10. AGHAST (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: torment, domineer
Antonyms: comfort, console (स्वादहीन) horrified
Example Sentence: Synonyms: anxious, appalled
The major kept on persecuting the Antonyms: delicious, pungent
soldiers. Example Sentence:
Dinner tastes insipid.
5. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE):
(ववशाल) huge
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Example Sentence:
feet’s.
6. RAMPAGE (NOUN): (हं गामा) binge

Synonyms: disturbance, violence
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1. CARPING (ADJECTIVE): (अवगण ु ढूं ढ़नेवाला): I was thinking that Ranu was demure by nature
but I was wrong.
find fault
Synonyms: complaining, bellyaching
Antonyms: complimentary, forgiving 8. DERANGED (ADJECTIVE): (ववक्षिप्त): mad
Example sentence: Synonyms: crazy, insane
They deserve recognition, not carping criticism. Antonyms: calm, normal
Example sentence:
2. CASTIGATE (VERB): (सजा दे ना): to punish A deranged man killed 14 people in the city.
Synonyms: berate, chasten
Antonyms: exonerate, forgive 9. DEBACLE (NOUN): (पतन): downfall
Example sentence: Synonyms: beating, disaster
The teacher castigated him for his incomplete Antonyms: triumph, victory
homework. Example sentence:
The poor batting performance resulted in the
3. CAVIL (VERB): (दोष ढूं ढना): quibble debacle of the team.
Synonyms: object, complain
Antonyms: accept, agree 10. DEVOUT (ADJECTIVE): (धर्मननष्ठ): religious
Example sentence: Synonyms: pious, devoted
This is not the time to cavil about petty details. Antonyms: unbelieving, insincere
Example sentence:
4. COERCE (VERB): (वववश करना): to force a No doubt, my mother is a devout lady.
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5. CHARY (ADJECTIVE): (सावधान): careful

Synonyms: cautious, watchful
Antonyms: careless, hasty
Example sentence:
She should be chary of the strangers.
6. DETERIORATE (VERB): (बिगड़ जाना): get

worse
Synonyms: decline, worsen
Antonyms: improve, get better
Example sentence:
The condition of her sister has deteriorated.
7. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): (सूंकोची): shy

Synonyms: reserved, modest
Antonyms: forward, brash
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1. PLURALITY (NOUN): (अधिकता): Antonyms: help, soothe
Example Sentence:
multiplicity
He was ailed by my remark.
Synonyms: majority, majority
Antonyms: minority, the smaller number
or part 7. DAPPLED (ADJECTIVE): (धितकबरा):
Example Sentence: checkered
Some languages add an extra syllable to Synnyms: flecked, motley
mark plurality. Antonyms: unflecked, uncoloured
Example Sentence:
2. COUNTERPRODUCTIVE She was wearing a dappled coat.
(ADJECTIVE): (उल्टा): biased
Synonyms: bigoted, partisan 8. ADVERT (VERB): (ध्यान दे ना):
Antonyms: impartial, unbiased address
Example Sentence: Synonyms: attend, consider
Child experts fear the Executive's plans Antonyms: disregard, ignore
may prove counterproductive. Example Sentence:
3. BAROQUE (ADJECTIVE): (सजावटी): One should advert the opinion of elders.

decorative
Synonyms: embellished, ornamented 9. ASPERSION (NOUN): (कलं क ): verbal
Antonyms: plain, undecorated exhibition of bad temper
Example Sentence: Synonyms: abuse, detraction
She had kept a baroque vase in her living Antonyms: adulation, calmness
room. Example Sentence:
One should avoid aspersion.
4. AMICABLE (ADJECTIVE): (सुशील):
friendly 10. SPURT (NOUN): (हलिल):
Synonyms: amiable, cozy commotion
Antonyms: rude, hostile Synonyms: eruption, explosion
Example Sentence: Antonyms: peace, continuity
He is an amicable person altogether. Example Sentence:
She was distracted by a commotion across
5. ALTERCATION (NOUN): (वववाद): the street.
wordy quarrel
Synonyms: argument, combat
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6. AIL (VERB): (सताना): hurt

Synonyms: afflict, annoy
Example Sentence: It is a nice cerebration.
1. FARCE (NOUN): (प्रहसन): absurdity
8. RANTING (ADJECTIVE): Raving
Synonyms: mockery, travesty
Synonyms: angry, raging
Antonyms: respect, praise
Antonyms: serene, placid
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The debate turned into a drunken farce.
Mukesh is a ranting man.
2. INVEIGLING (ADJECTIVE): Alluring
9. HOARSE (ADJECTIVE): Harsh
Synonyms: attracting, captivating
Synonyms: rough, gruff
Antonyms: repulsive, repellent
Antonyms: polite, soft
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The picture was quite inveigling.
One should not be hoarse towards their
workers.
3. SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): Nasty
Synonyms: ominous, perverse
10. EMPIRICAL (ADJECTIVE): seen
Antonyms: auspicious, benevolent
Synonyms: actual, real
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: false, unreal
It was a pretty sinister comment that you
Example Sentence:
made so far.
They provided considerable empirical
evidence to support their argument.
4. MULISHNESS (NOUN): Doggedness
Synonyms: obstinacy,
bullheadedness
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Example Sentence:
He is buying everything by showing his
heights of mulishness.
5. PULSATE (VERB): Quaver

Synonyms: tremble, quiver
Antonyms: steady, be still
Example Sentence:
The meek bird was pulsating in the
refractory wind.
6. DOLEFUL (ADJECTIVE): Mournful

Synonyms: woeful, sorrowful
Antonyms: elated, cheerful
Example Sentence:
It must be a doleful morning for her and
her family.
7. CEREBRATION (NOUN): Thought

Synonyms: cogitation,
contemplation
Antonyms: avoidance, ignorance
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1. OPACITY (NOUN): (अस्पष्टता): non- Antonyms: truth, principle
Example Sentence:
transparency
During election season, politicians try to
Synonyms: darkness, obscurity
beat rivals by airing propaganda.
Example Sentence:
I could not see anything due to opacity. 7. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): (प्रकटीकिण):
declaration, revelation
2. SUBVERSION (NOUN): (विनाश): Synonyms: acknowledgement,
confession
destruction, end
Antonyms: concealment, secret
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: continuation, assistance
Example Sentence:
secrets, the organisations became
liberalised.
subversion.
8. DISCRETIONARY (ADJECTIVE): (
वििेकाधीन): optional or non-compulsory
3. QUANTUM (NOUN): (परिमाण):
quantity, amount
Synonyms: unrestricted, elective
Synonyms: amount, measure
Antonyms: part, whole
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
You have now the discretionary power for
Measuring the quantum amount of the
the recruitment.
object destroyed it.
9. ANONYMITY (NOUN): (अनाममता):
4. LEGITIMATE (ADJECTIVE): (िैध ):
the condition of being anonymous
legal, judicial
Synonyms: sensible, consistent
Antonyms: lucidity, certainty
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
She wants herself anonymity.
The children were legitimate and legal
heirs.
10. RELUCTANCE (NOUN): (अननच्छा):
5. DISPENSATION (NOUN): (व्यिस्था): unwillingness
Synonyms: hesitancy, objection
system, arrangement
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
To get a divorce, they need to request a
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प्रसाि): information used in a political
point of view
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1. LAGGARD (NOUN): (सुस्त): idler know what to do.
Synonyms: straggler, lingerer
Antonyms: winner, hard worker 7. ABASEMENT (NOUN): (अपमान): A
Example Sentence: low or downcast state
Ankit was always the laggard who Synonyms: abjection, humiliation
finished in last place. Antonyms: praising, commendable
Example Sentence:
2. ACQUIESCE (VERB): (मौन स्वीकृतत Every disaster brought my brother into an
दे ना): accede
8. DELINEATE (VERB): (थित्रित करना):
Synonyms: conform, comply
describe
Antonyms: deny, resist
Example Sentence:
I would rather acquiesce to my younger
Example Sentence:
brother’s wish.
It is very difficult to delineate this chapter
in few words
3. FLACCID (ADJECTIVE): (शिथिल): 9. BLEARY (ADJECTIVE):
nerveless (अस्पष्ट): blurred
Synonyms: enfeebled, debilitated
Synonyms: dim, dull
Antonyms: taut, firm
Antonyms: bright, clear
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The patient’s condition is appearing as
I don’t like the bleary atmosphere.
flaccid as at first.
10. DECIMATE (VERB): (बरबाद करना):
4. ABORTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (तनष्फल): annihilate
vain
Example Sentence:
The corrupt politicians decimated the
Example Sentence:
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She made an abortive attempt to climb the
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Synonyms: power, dominance
Antonyms: powerlessness, incompetence
Example Sentence:
they want.
6. DITHER (NOUN): (आं दोलन): agitation

Example Sentence:
1. STEAMROLLER (VERB): (दबाव Synonyms: soothe, satisfy
Antonyms: aggravate, irritate
डालना): force someone into doing Example Sentence:
something, compel Every political party tries to appease the
Synonyms: forcibly pass (a rule), impose minorities to create its own vote bank.
Antonyms: aid, help
Example Sentence: 7. GENUFLECT (VERB): (घुटने के बल
The government's trying to steamroller a
law through. बैठना): kowtow
2. DISCRETION (NOUN): (ननर्णय): Antonyms: disrespect, disregard
Example Sentence:
judgement
I just genuflect before almighty.
Synonyms: calculation, observation
Antonyms: carelessness, negligence
Example Sentence: 8.IMPEACHMENT (NOUN): (दोषारोपर्):
They will use their discretion in shifting allegation
to the new city. Synonyms: arraignment, charge
Antonyms: absolution, acquittal
3. ERUDITE (ADJECTIVE): (ववद्वान): Example Sentence:
He is a man with unimpeachable.
scholarly
Synonyms: educated, learned
Antonyms: unintellectual, absent-minded 9. SPITEFUL (ADJECTIVE): (द्वेषपूर्ण):
Example Sentence: hurtful
Ella is one of the erudite students of the Synonyms: barbed, hateful
class. Antonyms: friendly, kind
Example Sentence:
4. SPUNKY (ADJECTIVE): There stood a very spiteful person in the
(ददलेर ): spirited corner of the room.
Synonyms: energetic, courageous

Antonyms: inactive, lethargic 10. TREPIDATION (NOUN): (घबराहट):
Example Sentence: apprehension
Natalie is a spunky girl. Synonyms: anxiety, worry
Antonyms: assurance, composure
5. UNDAUNTED (ADJECTIVE): (ननडर): Example Sentence:
fearless She had some kind of trepidation in
her mind.
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David is an undaunted man.
6. APPEASE (VERB): (शाांत करना):

pacify
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1. STAGGER (VERB): amaze incursion.
Synonyms: astonish, dumbfound
Antonyms: calm, enlighten 8. SOCIABLE (ADJECTIVE): familiar
Example Sentence: Synonyms: convivial, gregarious
He has staggered audiences around the Antonyms: aloof, unsociable
world with his magic tricks. Example Sentence:
I’m a lot more sociable with everybody.
2. YIELD (VERB): produce
Synonyms: earn, generate 9. DISBURSE (VERB): spend
Antonyms: deny, refuse Synonyms: dispense, spend
Example Sentence: Antonyms: hold, keep
The apple trees yielded an abundant Example Sentence:
harvest. $47 million of the pledged aid had already
been disbursed.
3. ENVISION (VERB): conceive
Synonyms: visualize, contemplate 10.LICENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): libertin
Antonyms: disregard, neglect e
Example Sentence: Synonyms: debauched, salacious
I couldn’t envision myself as anything else. Antonyms: moral, controlled
Example Sentence:
4. IMPEDE (VERB): to delay Aviraj is licentious and has no regard for
Synonyms: brake, disrupt the morality of law.
Antonyms: permit, soothe
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CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): bad
tempered
Antonyms: pleasant, cheerful
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7. INCURSION (NOUN): attack

Synonyms: irruption, intrusion
Antonyms: retreat, withdrawal
Example Sentence:
1. POSTULATE (VERB): (स्वयं सिद्ध Synonyms: atrocious, heinous
Antonyms: moral, sensible
मान लेना): to assume to be true or existent Example Sentence:
Synonyms: posit, guess It is monstrous how badly he is treated.
Antonyms: reject, deny
Example Sentence: 7. MORPH (VERB): (रूप बदलना): to
Freud postulated that we all have a death
change into
instinct.
Synonyms: transform, contort
Antonyms: sustain, stagnate
2. GEHENNA (NOUN): (कष्ट): place of the Example Sentence:
condemned; bad situation Cinematic special effects morphed the
Synonyms: misery, nightmare villain into a snake.
Antonyms: heaven, bliss
Example Sentence: 8. QUINTESSENTIAL (ADJECTIVE):
The survivors of the wreck face a different (िारमय): representing the perfect example
kind of gehenna.
of a class or quality.
Synonyms: classic, ideal
3. PAUSATION (NOUN): (स्र्कावट): break, Antonyms: atypical, unique
pause Example Sentence:
Synonyms: hiatus, interruption Everybody thinks of him as the
Antonyms: continuation, closure quintessential New Yorker.
Example Sentence:
You have to finish the task without 9. PREREQUISITE (ADJECTIVE): (शर्त):
pausations.
required or necessary as a prior condition
Synonyms: mandatory, expedient
4. SUASIVE (ADJECTIVE): (िमझाने- Antonyms: inessential, voluntary
बझ
ु ाने वाला): effective Example Sentence:
Synonyms: compelling, convincing Young children can be taught the
Antonyms: ineffective, invalid prerequisite skills necessary for reading.
Example Sentence:
Ministers of religion as well as physicians 10. REVERENT (ADJECTIVE): (श्रद्धालु):
have always wielded the authority of suasive showing great respect.
powers. Synonyms: reverential, appreciative
Antonyms: impolite, rude
5. RAZZ (VERB): (चिढाना): ridicule Example Sentence:
Synonyms: jest, joke A reverent silence followed the professor's
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6. MONSTROUS (ADJECTIVE):
(ववकट/राक्षिी): shockingly devilish
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His statement jolted me in my mind.
1. FISHY (ADJECTIVE):
(सं देहजनक): dubious 7. VERBOSE (ADJECTIVE): (व च ल):
Synonyms: doubtful, suspicious wordy
Antonyms: truthful, aboveboard Synonyms: gabby, circumlocutory
Example Sentence: Antonyms: concise, succinct
I am convinced there is something fishy Example Sentence:
going on. He is a verbose man.
2. KNOTTY (ADJECTIVE): (जटिल): 8. HERETIC (NOUN): (न स्तिक):

troublesome schismatic
Synonyms: mystifying, perplexing Synonyms: apostate, pagan
Antonyms: easy, facile Antonyms: believer, follower
It was his knotty idea. As a relapsed heretic, he was left to the
secular arm.
3. KNAVE (NOUN): (दष्ु ि): fraud
9. COVERT (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: miscreant, rogue
Antonyms: hero, angel (गुप्ि): hidden
Example Sentence: Synonyms: undercover, secret
He is known as a notorious knave of this Antonyms: open, known
area. Example Sentence:
Behind his soft behaviour he has
4. LUDICROUS (ADJECTIVE): (ऊिपि ंग some covert intentions.
): absurd
Synonyms: bizarre, comical 10. DEFILE (VERB): (अपववत्र करन ):
Antonyms: normal, ordinary corrupt
Example Sentence: Synonyms: degrade, desecrate
It was a ludicrous statement made by her. Antonyms: honour, praise
Example Sentence:
5. KUDOS (NOUN): (प्रशं स ): praise He tried to defile the system.
Synonyms: esteem, applause
Antonyms: dishonour, denunciation
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When the football team won the state
championship, they were
given kudos during a celebratory pep
rally.
6. JOLT (VERB): (ऐं ठन ): convulse

Synonyms: disturb, jar
Antonyms: calm, comfort
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7. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): (बेरंग/
1. LACKADAISICAL
सूना): dismal
(ADJECTIVE): (लापरवाह): careless, lazy
Synonyms: gloomy, dark
Synonyms: lethargic, listless Antonyms: bright, pleasant
Antonyms: caring, lively Example sentence:
Example sentence: Manish was found in the bleak little
I hope the medicine is not causing you room in despair.
to be sleepy and lackadaisical.
8. ADJUNCT (NOUN):
2. ABATE (VERB): (कम करना): mitigate (पररशिष्ट): supplement
Synonyms: lessen, weaken Synonyms: addition, complement
Antonyms: aggravate, intensify Antonyms: lessening, subtraction
Only flushing would not have been Food technology is
sufficient to abate the odour. an adjunct to learning.
3. ABJURE (VERB): (त्यागना): renounce 9. ACCORD (NOUN): (सहमति):

Synonyms: retract, revoke agreement
Antonyms: approve, sanction Synonyms: harmony, unison
Example sentence: Antonyms: disagreement, denial
The MP was urged to abjure his Example sentence:
allegiance. The two countries breached
the accord.
4. ARRAIGN (VERB): (दोष लगाना):
charge 10. ABOUND (VERB): (प्रचुर मात्रा में
Synonyms: blame, accuse
होना): proliferate
Antonyms: exculpate, pardon
Arun was arraigned with theft. Synonyms: thrive, flourish
Example sentence:
5. ABETTOR (NOUN): (सहायक): assistant
Rumours of their separation
Synonyms: accomplice, colleague are abound.
Antonyms: opponent, adversary
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rapacious
Synonyms: greedy, insatiable
Antonyms: magnanimous, generous
Example sentence:
She touched the ring
with covetous hands.
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1. IGNORAMUS (NOUN): (मूर्ख) : stupid 7. AVERSE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रतिकू ल):

Synonyms: imbecile, dimwit opposing
Antonyms: intellect, brainy Synonyms: hesitant, hostile
Example Sentence: Antonyms: kind, loving
Mr Joshi is an ignoramus man. Example Sentence:
They are quite averse to the suggestion of
2. DIRTBALLS (NOUN): (धमखपथ से having year-round school.
हटनेवाला): creep
8. SENILITY (NOUN): (बुढापा): dementia
Synonyms: deviant, sleazebag
Synonyms: decrepitude, dotage
Antonyms: standard, usual
Antonyms: infancy, adolescence
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
They were seen as a bunch of dirtballs and
He is suffering from senility.
liars.
9. RIDICULE (NOUN): (उपहास): travesty
3. NOUS (NOUN): (प्रज्ञा): common sense
Synonyms: satire, mockery
Synonyms: practical intelligence, intellect
Antonym: nonsense, stupid
Example sentence:
Example Sentence:
Ravi is held up as an object of ridicule.
He has a lot of nous.
10. SUCCOUR (NOUN): (परे शानी में
4. CEDE (VERB): (आत्मसमपखण करना):
surrender सहायिा): assistance
Synonyms: capitulate, hand over Synonyms: help, aid
Antonyms: hold, maintain Antonyms: hindrance, obstruction.
Extradited liquor baron had to cede before My younger sister is never hesitant to
Indian government. offer succour to anyone who needs it.
5. GLIMPSE (VERB): (झलक): glance

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6. BLEND (NOUN): (ममश्रण): amalgam

Synonyms: fusion, combination
Example Sentence:
College fests are now a great blend of
cultural representation and musical
concerts.
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Antonyms: take, keep
1. THRIVE (VERB): (फूलना Example Sentence:
Parents decided to bequeath the wealth to
फलना): flourish their children.
Synonyms: prosper, bloom
Antonyms: begin, start 7. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट
Example Sentence:
Education groups thrive on organization. करना): waste
Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate
2. COGENT (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: prepone, hurry
(विश्िासप्रद): effective Example Sentence:
The boss warned the employee not
Synonyms: compelling, convincing
to dawdle again.
Antonyms: invalid, weak
Example Sentence:
Good orators usually 8. IREFUL (ADJECTIVE): (अतत क्रुद्ध):
do cogent arguments. furious
Synonyms: crazed, frenetic
3. TAME (ADJECTIVE): (पालतू) : Antonyms: calm, elated
Example Sentence:
domesticated
In this ireful frame of mind, it is
impossible to take a right decision.
Antonyms: harsh, rough
Example Sentence:
The fish are so tame you have to push 9. ELUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (मायािी):
them away. mysterious
Synonyms: ambiguous, tricky
4. CRAM (VERB): (रटना): overcrowd Antonyms: honest, stable
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: stuff, pack
The animal control officer could not catch
Antonyms: release, let out
the elusive dog.
Example Sentence:
The ashtray by the bed was crammed with
10. VISCEROUS
cigarette butts.
(ADJECTIVE): (सहजज्ञ): intuitive
5. BUCOLIC (ADJECTIVE): (ग्राम्य): Synonyms: instinctive, natural
Antonyms: material, physical
rural or rustic
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: pastoral, agrarian
It seemed to me that in spite of her lack of
Antonyms: urban, cultivated
previous training she had a viscerous gift
Example Sentence:
for language.
When I was young I wished to live in
a bucolic village.
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दे ना): give in a will
Synonyms: bestow, entrust
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1. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कमज़ोर): uncertainty
weak, thin Synonyms: doubt, insecurity
Synonyms: delicate, insubstantial Antonyms: certainty, certitude
Antonyms: certain, strong Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Some schools broke down under the
Tenuous relations need great attention and stresses of policy incertitude.
care.
8. UNRUFFLED (ADJECTIVE): (िान्त):
2. CONFLUENCE (NOUN): (सं धि-स्थल): calm
coming together Synonyms: composed, unflappable
Synonyms: assemblage, junction Antonyms: upset, worried
Antonyms: division, separation Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She was looking unruffled.
This Garden is located at
the confluence of four rivers. 9. ANNEX (NOUN): (पूरक अंि ):
addendum
3. REBUT (VERB): (खंडन करना): deny Synonyms: appendix, adjunct
Synonyms: quash, disapprove Antonyms: base, lessening
Antonyms: allow, approve Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: To eliminate overcrowding, the county is
He had to rebut charges of acting. going to add an annex to the high school.
4. OUTLANDISH 10. UNREFUTED (ADJECTIVE): (सही):

(ADJECTIVE): (विधित्र): freakish accurate
Synonyms: weird, bizarre Synonyms: authentic, definite
Antonyms: common, familiar Antonyms: incorrect, indefinite
He is an outlandish king. She has completed an unrefuted task.
5. SUAVITY (NOUN): (शिष्टता):

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Synonyms: charm, courtesy
Antonyms: misbehaviour, rudeness
Example Sentence:
I need lessons in suavity.
6. THRONG (NOUN): (भीड़): bunch

Synonyms: flock, mass
Example Sentence:
He pushed his way through the throng.
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6. OUST (VERB): (बाहर ननकालना): to
1. IMPUTE (VERB): (मढ़ना): to put drive out of power
blame on Synonyms: depose, dethrone
Synonyms: charge, blame Antonyms: hire, retain
Antonyms: exonerate, defend Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The leaders have been ousted from power
It is unfair to impute blame to the by nationalists.
employees.
7. INSTINCTIVE
2. VIABILITY (NOUN): (जीवन क्षमता): (ADJECTIVE): (स्वाभाववक): without any
practicability deliberation
Synonyms: enthusiasm, zest Synonyms: impulsive, congenital
Antonyms: dullness, apathy Antonyms: deliberate, extrinsic
The viability of Financial Inclusion It's an instinctive reaction, if a child falls
business is under question, because while you pick it up.
banks and their delivery partners continue
to make investment, they haven’t seen 8. MONSTROUS
commensurate returns. (ADJECTIVE): (ववकट): very unfair
Synonyms: unnatural, shocking
3. REVERENT (ADJECTIVE): (श्रद्धालु) : Antonyms: acceptable, pleasant
showing great respect Example Sentence:
Synonyms: appreciative, solemn The last statement was long considered so
Antonyms: impolite, rude monstrous that it was not believed.
Example Sentence:
A reverent silence followed the professor's 9. BRUTISH (ADJECTIVE): (क्रूर): cruel
lecture. and uncivilized
Synonyms: beastlike, carnal
4. INSULATE (VERB): (अलग करना): to Antonyms: gentle, mild
protect from negative impact Example Sentence:
Synonyms: seclude, shield Danish is a handsome boy but his brutish
Antonyms: join, mingle behavior defames his character.
Example Sentence:
We insulated our attic to keep out the 10. CRIPPLE (VERB): (पंगु बनाना): to
cold. maim
Synonyms: debilitate, attenuate
5. INTERWIND (VERB): (लपेटना): Antonyms: mobilize, capacitate
twist around Example Sentence:
Synonyms: associate, entwine A total cut-off of supplies would cripple
Antonyms: untwine, untwist the country's economy.
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1. LAG (VERB): (पीछे रह जाना): delay The leaderene of that country criticized
the anti-feminist suggestions of her
Synonyms: move slowly, falter
opposition.
Antonyms: advance, hasten
Example Sentence:
The cessation of the seminar was very 7. PANDEMONIUM (NOUN): (विप्लि):
clamorous. craziness
Synonyms: anarchy, tumult
2. IMPALPABLE Antonyms: calm, order
(ADJECTIVE): (अस्पश्ृ य): intangible Example Sentence:
Many people were badly injured during
Synonyms: airy, imprecise
the pandemonium of the riot.
Antonyms: perceptible, tangible
Example Sentence:
Little things, almost impalpable, had 8. OOMPH (NOUN): (ऊजाा) : energy
happened to justify that doubt. Synonyms: fortitude, potency
Antonyms: enervation, laziness
3. GRIEVOUS (ADJECTIVE): (क्षतिकर): Example Sentence:
All the oomph in the U.S. economy was
severe
delivered by the top 10% of households.
Synonyms: appalling, atrocious
Antonyms: acceptable, bearable
Example Sentence: 9. VERBOSE (ADJECTIVE): (िाचाल):
This was a grievous blow to William, but wordy
his courage did not fail. Synonyms: bombastic, gabby
Antonyms: concise, succinct
4. JINX (NOUN): (अशुभ): curse Example Sentence:
The verbose speaker went well over his
Synonyms: enchantment, spell
ten-minute limit.
Antonyms: boon, benefit
Example Sentence:
Superstitious persons consider number 10. RESURRECT (VERB): (फिर िाजा
thirteen a jinx. करना): revive
Synonyms: rejuvenate, renovate
5. JARGON (NOUN): (िकनीकी भाषा): Antonyms: agitate, destroy
language difficult to understand Example Sentence:
Synonyms: argot, lingo He's not anxious to resurrect any of his
Antonyms: quiet, sense prior difficulties.
Example Sentence:
It is difficult to understand the jargon of
tribal people.
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महहला नेत्री): an autocratic female leader

Synonyms: queen, duchess
Antonyms: servant, follower
6. GOBSMACKED
1. EXHORTATION (NOUN): (ADJECTIVE): (अचम्भित): astonished
(प्रबोधन): encouragement Synonyms: flabbergasted, astounded
Antonyms: unfazed, unmoved
Synonyms: laud, praise
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: insult, discourage
The accident left all of us like
Example Sentence:
gobsmacked humans.
The team performed well because of the
exhortation of the crowd.
7. BLABBER (VERB): (गप्पी): talk
2. STORMY (ADJECTIVE): (तूफ़ानी): foolishly
Synonyms: babble, blather
violent like a storm
Antonyms: shy, shut
Synonyms: rough, furious
Example Sentence:
They have blabbered with each other since
Example Sentence:
morning.
They are going through a stormy phase in
their career.
8. SLUMBERY (ADJECTIVE): (नीींद
3. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): (बहुत ल़ाने व़ाल़ा): sleepy
बड़ा): very large Synonyms: slumberous, tired
Antonyms: alert, vigilant
Synonyms: enormous, mammoth
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dwarf, miniature
The slumbery employees tried hard to stay
Example Sentence:
awake as their MD spoke.
A series of disasters frustrated the gigantic
scheme.
9. MANIFEST (ADJECTIVE): (ज़ाहहर):
4. ESTEEM (NOUN): (म़ान): respect clear
Synonyms: plain, apparent,
Synonyms: regard, honor
Antonyms: ambiguous, vague
Antonyms: disregard, dishonor
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Corporeal beauty fades with time but a
While I cannot force you to stay, I hope
beautiful heart remains forever.
you will stay back if you hold my parents
in high esteem.
10. INOPPORTUNE
5. ALACRITOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अक़ाललक): ill-timed
(ADJECTIVE): (तेज): quick Synonyms: problematic, inconvenient
Antonyms: convenient, appropriate
Synonyms: brisk, speedy
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: slow, lag
The tiger cubs died because of the
Example Sentence:
inopportune surroundings of the zoo.
The alacritous athlete won the race in no
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1. DISCRETIONARY Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (वैकल्पिक): optional One man employed his nefarious scheme
to hack into people's computers and steal
Synonyms: non-compulsory, voluntary
bank account’s information.
Antonyms: obligatory, involuntary
Example Sentence:
A wide range of optional excursions is 7. JITTERY (ADJECTIVE): (िरे शान):
offered. nervous
Synonyms: restless, anxious
2. MUZZLE (VERB): (रोकना): censor Antonyms: calm, composed
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: suppress, stifle
She felt jittery before her stage
Antonyms: permit, liberate
performance.
Example Sentence:
Opposition leaders accused him of
muzzling the news media. 8. OBFUSCATE (VERB): (अस्िष्ि
करना): confuse
3. RECANT (VERB): (वािस लेना): take Synonyms: baffle, becloud
back something said Antonyms: clarify, enlighten
Synonyms: annul, renounce Example Sentence:
Antonyms: accept, agree Because I am a sympathetic teacher, I
Example Sentence: avoid using language which will obfuscate
The judge ordered the magazine to recant my students.
the false statements it made about the
actress. 9. REPREHENSIBLE
(ADJECTIVE): (दोषारोिण करने योग्य):
4. PUERILE (ADJECTIVE): (बचकाना): very bad
childish Synonyms: culpable, disgraceful
Synonyms: callow, infantile Antonyms: good, kind
Antonyms: mature, adult Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Instead of making reprehensible
The fireman was scolded for playing comments about women, go spread some
puerile pranks on his coworkers. cheer.
5. RHAPSODIZE (VERB): (बड़बड़ाना): 10. ORDAIN (VERB): (स्थापित करना):

rave establish
Synonyms: babble, declaim Synonyms: anoint, enact
Antonyms: be quiet, be happy Antonyms: ignore, refuse
You'd rhapsodize with him to his heart's John knows the ministry will never ordain
content. him as a priest because of his checkered
6. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कुटिल): past.
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Synonyms: horrible, odious
1. FELICITY (NOUN): (परम सुख ): ecstasy 7. BEHINDHAND

Synonyms: cheerfulness, euphoria (ADJECTIVE): (सुस्त): procrastinating
Antonyms: despair, gloom Synonyms: delaying, laggard
Example Sentence: Antonyms: diligent, eager
I hope my friend finds much felicity in her Example Sentence:
career. I don’t like behindhand mind-set of the
people.
2. WANTON (ADJECTIVE): (ऊधमी):
gratuitous 8. FRORE (ADJECTIVE): (जमा हुआ ): frosty
Synonyms: senseless, unjustifiable Synonyms: snowy, wintry
Antonyms: rational, reasonable Antonyms: warm, heated
He presented a wanton idea in the meeting. She woke up to a frore morning in America.
3. AUSTERE (ADJECTIVE): (कठोर): 9. ABORTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (ननष्फल):

stringent failed
Synonyms: rigid, inflexible Synonyms: futile, fruitless
Antonyms: flexible, gentle Antonyms: profitable, fruitful
Anu has an austere family background. The rebel officers who led the abortive coup
were shot.
4. EXASPERATION (NOUN): (क्रोध): anger
Synonyms: rage, displeasure 10. PERVERT (VERB): (बिगाड़ना): twist
Antonyms: delight, cheer Synonyms: distort, misconstrue
Example Sentence: Antonyms: improve, cleanse
Exasperation was clearly visible from his Example Sentence:
face. The boy started to pervert the poem when he
could not remember the words.
5. DOUR (ADJECTIVE): (कठोर): bad
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Synonyms: rude, blunt
Antonyms: kind, polite
Example Sentence:
In a dour voice, the police officer ordered the
suspect out of his vehicle.
6. CAVORT (VERB): (उछलना-कू दना): jump

about playfully
Synonyms: prank, play
Antonyms: work, study
Example Sentence:
A kid was cavorting around the corner.
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His mind was filled
1. HITHERTO (ADVERB): (विगत रूप with umpteen questions.
से) : previously
7. INQUEST (NOUN): (तहकीकात):
Synonyms: formerly, earlier
investigation
Antonyms: later, after
Synonyms: probe, examination
Example sentence:
Antonyms: conclusion, findings
I confess that I have hitherto indulged
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very little in my other ventures.
There was an inquest by New York
newspapers into Manchester Arena attack.
2. DEPRAVE (VERB): (विकृत):
bestialize 8. RESTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (बेचैन):
Synonyms: brutalize, debase
impatient
Antonyms: improve, purify
Synonyms: fractious, restless
Example sentence:
Antonyms: easy-going, patient
This novel would deprave young children.
Example sentence:
Why are you getting so restive person.
3. DECRIPITUDE (NOUN): (जीर्णता):
decay 9. REHASH (VERB): (पुरानी सामग्री को
Synonyms: feebleness, infirmity
Antonyms: strength, energy नया रूप दे ना): restate
Example sentence: Synonyms: reuse, change
Gita had passed directly from middle age Antonyms: deny, refuse
into decrepitude. Example sentence:
Rahul Vaidya endlessly rehashes old
4. EXTOL (VERB): (बडाई करना/ प्रशं सा songs of Kumar Sanu.
करना): glorify 10. FRIVOLOUS

Synonyms: applaud, celebrate (ADJECTIVE): (मूर्णतापूर्ण) : foolish
Antonyms: castigate, criticize
Synonyms: idiotic, impractical
Prabhat extolled the virtues of the
Antonyms: intelligent, sensible
Russians.
Example sentence:
He is such a frivolous man.
5. SACK (NOUN): (ननकाल दे ना):
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6. EBB (NOUN): (प्रतीपगमन): regression

Synonyms: abatement, backflow
Antonyms: improvement, growth
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personality.
complain
Synonyms: grumble, lament
Antonyms: compliment, praise 7. AUSTERITY (NOUN): (आत्मसं यम):
Example Sentence: formality
He always repines about his peer. Synonyms: acerbity, asperity
Antonyms: informality, mildness
2. INURE (VERB): (तपाकर पुख़्ता करना): Example Sentence:
The austerity of the politician was well
harden
renowned.
Synonyms: temper, toughen
Antonyms: lighten, soften
Example Sentence: 8. ARTIFICE (NOUN): (चालाकी): clever
A continuation of the exclusion of these act
people from their lands should not inure to Synonyms: maneuver, gimmick
the benefit of the wrongdoers. Antonyms: candor, honesty
Example Sentence:
3. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): (आक्रमण): These pictures are full of artifice.
attack
Synonyms: onrush, invasion 9. VALOR (NOUN): (वीरता): courage
Antonyms: retreat, defense Synonyms: firmness, fortitude
Example Sentence: Antonyms: cowardice, timidity
The people suddenly made an onslaught Example Sentence:
on him. His valor impressed everyone.
4. PRIGGISH (ADJECTIVE): (परोपदे ि क) 10. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): (जागरूक):

: smug attentive
Synonyms: pompous, stuffy Synonyms: observant, cautious
Antonyms: dissatisfied, discontented Antonyms: heedless, impulsive
I had to meet a priggish person in the I am very vigilant while writing a letter.
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6. ATTICISM (NOUN): (िान): splendour

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1.CADGE (VERB): (भीख माांगना): beg (घुमावदार): twisted
Synonyms: scrounge, sponge Synonyms: circling, coiled
Antonyms: donate, give Antonyms: unwinding, straight
She asked me to cadge help in the hour of He lives in a spiral building.
need.
8. ETHNIC (ADJECTIVE): (सां जातीय): tra
2.CONVOKE (VERB): (समाह्वान करना): ditional
to cause to assemble in a meeting Synonyms: indigenous, native
Synonyms: gather, muster Antonyms: alien, foreign
Antonyms: scatter, disperse Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I like the ethnic prints on the kurta.
The committee was assured that they
intended to convoke the electors. 9. DISORIENTATE (VERB): (गुमराह
करना): baffle
3. RESPITE (NOUN): (ववराम): pause
Synonyms: breather, downtime Antonyms: orient, balance
Antonyms: advance, continuation Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Students become pretty much disoriented
She gave a sudden respite amid the when they are asked career related
conversation. questions.
4. PARRY (VERB): (बचाव): avoid 10. ADO (NOUN): (हलचल): fuss

Synonyms: deflect, evade Synonyms: confusion, stir
Antonyms: encounter, encounter Antonyms: calm, peace
She parried the danger somehow. These guests are making ado at my place.
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When she was experiencing the barrage
the royal Prince came like a knight in
shining armour.
6. BAIT (VERB): (प्रलोभन): entice

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She knows the ropes how to bait him.
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1. PLUNGE (NOUN): (डुबकी): fall 7. DOGGED (ADJECTIVE): determined

Synonyms: Adamant, stubborn
Synonyms: quick drop, dive
Antonyms: indifferent, irresolute
Example Sentence:
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Her dogged efforts eventually paid off.
Fanatics went straight from the hot room
to take a cold plunge.
8. PLETHORA (NOUN): excess
Synonyms: overflow, plenty
2. SPEW (VERB): (वमन करना): spit out Antonyms: few, lack
Synonyms: expel, throw up Example Sentence:
Antonyms: contain, restrain The job came with a plethora of
Example Sentence: opportunities.
Rina is going to spew right here in the car.
9. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि करना): certify
3. DEMURRER (NOUN): (आपत्ति): Synonyms: approve, confirm
argument for ideas. Antonyms: deny, agree
Synonyms: discussion, explanation Example Sentence:
Antonyms: denial, sympathy Shareholders will ratify any merger that
Example Sentence: will increase their dividends.
The headmaster was about to enter a
stinging demurrer when the phone rang. 10. STANCE (NOUN): (स्वरूप): attitude
Synonyms: viewpoint, stand
4. QUIZ (VERB): (जाांच पड़ताल करना): Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
cross examine Example Sentence:
Synonyms: investigate, inquire She poses her clear stance over every
Antonyms: answer, reply issue.
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5. RUCHED (VERB): (मोड़ना): fold
Synonyms: bend, curl
Antonyms: flatten, unbend
Example Sentence:
Priya hinted towards her ruched T-shirt.
6. MEADOWS (NOUN):
(बहुतायत): grassy fields
Synonyms: grassland, steppe
Antonyms: cactus, semi-arid
Example Sentence:
They both grazed towards the far
meadows.
1. INORDINATE (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधि 6. JINX (NOUN): (अशुभ): curse

क): excessive Synonyms: hex, hoodoo
Antonyms: boon, luck
Synonyms: dizzying, exorbitant
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: moderate, reasonable
He regarded her as a jinx because she had
Example Sentence:
lost her husband.
Some dogs are very hyper and require an
inordinate amount of attention from their
owners. 7. INERTIA (NOUN): (जड़ता): laziness
Synonyms: passivity, sluggishness
2. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE): (दे शी): Antonyms: action, activity
Example Sentence:
native
After a large meal, inertia usually keeps
Synonyms: domestic, homegrown
me on the couch all day.
Example Sentence:
Nothing beats fresh produce from the 8. IMMACULATE (ADJECTIVE): (शुद्ि)
ground in its indigenous state. : unspoiled
Synonyms: exquisite, neat
3. INTERMITTENT (ADJECTIVE): (सवि Antonyms: dull, defiled
Example Sentence:
राम): irregular The soldier was reprimanded for ruining
Synonyms: fitful, infrequent his immaculate uniform.
Antonyms: regular, frequent
Example Sentence: 9. IMPUTE (VERB): (आरोप लगाना):
The holiday lights are intermittent and
attribute
flicker on and off constantly.
Synonyms: accredit, assign
Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate
4. INCESSANT (ADJECTIVE): (लगातार) Example Sentence:
: ceaseless Even though my sister had broken the
Synonyms: endless, continuous window, she tried to impute the damage
Antonyms: bounded, ceasing onto me.
Example Sentence:
His hostility to Reva was incessant. 10. INKLING (NOUN): (आभास): idea
Synonyms: clue, hunch
5. INSULAR (ADJECTIVE): (सं कुधित Antonyms: knowledge, information
वििारिाला): narrow-minded Example Sentence:
Synonyms: circumscribed, The records give us an inkling of how
parochial people saw the world.
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1. LAY DOWN (PHR. VERB): (शर्त 6. BANTER (NOUN): (मजाक): teasing

लगाना): specify Synonyms: chaff, fun
Synonyms: stipulate, postulate
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: deprive, remove
If the banter between the award presenters
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is not exciting, no one will watch the
Naman stipulated certain conditions
show.
before their marriage.
7. YEOMAN (NOUN): (स्वेच्छा सेवी):
2. OSTRACIZE (VERB): (बहिष्कार
worker
करना): banish Synonyms: assistant,
Synonyms: expel, exclude attendant
Antonyms: accept, embrace Antonyms: boss, manager
Nalini was declared a witch and ostracized The yeoman was plowing the field on his
by the villagers. master’s land.
3. PODGY (ADJECTIVE): (मोटा): 8. YORE (NOUN): (बीर्ा िुआ समय):

slightly fat time gone by
Synonyms: chunky, flabby Synonyms: history, antiquity
Antonyms: lean, skinny Antonyms: future, present
When I stopped jogging, I became podgy. In the days of yore, the Internet did not
exist.
4. POMPOUS
(ADJECTIVE): (आडम्बरपूर्त) : arrogant, 9. VAGUE (ADJECTIVE): (अस्पष्ट): not
egotistic definite or clear
Synonyms: boastful, selfish Synonyms: ambiguous,
Antonyms: humble, kind dubious
Example Sentence: Antonyms: apparent, certain
Because the movie star was pompous, she Example Sentence:
spent most of her time looking into the He rolled his eyes at the vague response.
mirror.
10. DEFUSE (VERB): (कम करना):
5. POTPOURRI (NOUN): (ममश्रर्): disarm
miscellany Synonyms: deactivate, lessen
Synonyms: assortment, blend Antonyms: increase, agitate
Antonyms: separation, singularity Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A scheme that teaches officers how to
New York City is a potpourri of various defuse potentially explosive situations.
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1. CONCURRENT (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
(समवर्ती): simultaneous The confluence of warm and cold
temperatures is going to create a powerful
Synonyms: coexisting, concomitant
storm.
Antonyms: non-concurrent, divergent
Example Sentence:
Are these decisions concurrent with 7. CONGEAL (VERB): (जमाना): to solidify
university policy? Synonyms: coagulate, curdle
Antonyms: melt, soften
2. CONDENSE (VERB): (संक्षिर्त करना): Example Sentence:
She wanted to wash the frying pan before
abridge
the bacon fat had a chance to congeal.
Synonyms: contract, concentrate
Antonyms: increase, expand
8. CONGENITAL (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
The English translation has been condensed (जन्मजार्त): inborn
into a single more readable book. Synonyms: innate, inherent
Antonyms: foreign, external
3. CONDESCEND (VERB): (झुकना): Example Sentence:
When he was 17, he died of congenital heart
humble oneself
disease.
Synonyms: accommodate, accord
Antonyms: disallow, disapprove
Example Sentence: 9. CONGREGATION (NOUN): (जनसमूह):
The president of the company condescended assembled group
to have dinner with the cleaning staff. Synonyms: audience, crowd
Antonyms: diffusion, division
4. CONDOLENCE (NOUN): (शोक/ Example Sentence:
Most members of the congregation arrived a
सहानुभूतर्त): sympathy few minutes before the service.
Synonyms: compassion, consolation
Antonyms: brutality, harshness 10. CONGRUENT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (अनुकूल): compatible
She sent him a letter of condolence.
Synonyms: agreeing, according
Antonyms: disagreeable, unharmonious
5. CONFISCATE (VERB): (ज़ब्र्त करना): Example Sentence:
seize Eating five chocolate bars daily is not
Synonyms: appropriate, impound congruent with your plan of losing weight.
Antonyms: free, release
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convergence
Synonyms: junction, concurrence
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6. DERISIVE (ADJECTIVE):
(व्यं ग्यात्मक): ridiculing
1. FECKLESS (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: cheeky, mocking
(उद्दे श्यहीन): without purpose Antonyms: polite, respectful
Synonyms: aimless, carefree Example Sentence:
Antonyms: purposeful, efficient It was a derisive act.
Example Sentence:
It was a feckless attempt to make the 7. ODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (घिनौना):
company a success. extremely unpleasant
Synonyms: disgusting, horrid
Antonyms: attractive, delightful
2. MERCURIAL (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
(अस्थिर): flighty, temperamental The detective said it was the
Synonyms: changeable, impulsive most odious crime she had ever seen.
Antonyms: constant, stable
Example Sentence: 8. FORTUITOUS (ADJECTIVE):
His mercurial temperament made him (आकस्थमक): lucky, accidental
difficult to work with his teammates. Synonyms: random, chance
Antonyms: intentional, planned
3. SPECIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (भटकाने Example Sentence:
वाला): misleading The check could not have arrived at a
more fortuitous time.
Synonyms: deceptive, false
Antonyms: genuine, valid
Example Sentence: 9. RAPACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अघि
His readings are seeming to be specious. लोलुप): aggressively greedy or ravenous
Synonyms: ferocious, marauding
4. QUIXOTIC (ADJECTIVE): (ववलक्षण): Antonyms: satisfied, contended
idealistic Example Sentence:
Synonyms: impractical, dreamy He is a rapacious lawyer.
Antonyms: realistic, sensible
Example Sentence: 10. HALCYON (ADJECTIVE): (धीर):
It was clearly a quixotic case against the calm, peaceful
defendant. Synonyms: quiet, still
Antonyms: agitated
5. DISINGENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
(कपटी): not straightforward or candid It is such a halcyon place.
Synonyms: unfair, cunning
Antonyms: frank, truthful
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had no financial interest in the company.
Anamika made disparate arguments.
1. DOYEN (NOUN): (दल के उच्च
7. CANARD (NOUN): (झूठी अफवाह):
सदस्य): legislator
fabrication
Synonyms: principal, authority
Synonyms: exaggeration, lie
Antonyms: pupil, student
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Anu is a doyen of this organisation.
Her statement was full of canard.
2. DEVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कपटपूर्ण):

8. CANDOR (NOUN): (ननष्कपटता):
deceitful
complete honesty
Synonyms: duplicitous, insidious
Synonyms: directness, fairness
Antonyms: honest, forthright
Antonyms: dishonesty, unfairness
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He plays a devious character.
She has done her task with complete
candor.
3. DISENTOMB (VERB): (अन्वेषर्
करना): disclose 9. CESSATION (NOUN): (समाप्तत,
Synonyms: resurrect, unearth ववराम): abeyance
Antonyms: entomb, bury
Synonyms: breather, discontinuance
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: activity, continuity
They disentombed the matter.
Example Sentence:
Since the bad weather has caused a
4. DEFALCATION (NOUN):
temporary building cessation, the office
(कमज़ोरी): default building will not be completed on time.
Synonyms: disaster, failure
Antonyms: accomplishment, achievement 10. BRIGAND (NOUN): (डाकू): hoodlum
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bandit, desperado
Ravi made defalcation in funds.
Example Sentence:
5. DEBILITY (NOUN): (): decrepitude
He is a brigand.
Synonyms: enervation,
enfeeblement
Antonyms: soundness, healthiness
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dealt with debility from her battle.
6. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): (पथ

ृ क् ):
contrasting
Synonyms: discordant, diverse

Antonyms: agreeing, alike
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: chaff, fun
1. DISINGENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: flattery, praise
(कपटी ): deceitful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: unfair, dishonest There was much good-natured banter.
Antonyms: frank, truthful 8. YEOMAN (NOUN): (स्वेच्छा सेवी ):
Example Sentence: worker
The politicians now a days are becoming Synonyms: assistant, attendant
disingenuous. Antonyms: boss, manager
2. ODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): ( घिनौना): Example Sentence:
extremely unpleasant The yeoman was plowing the field on his
Synonyms: disgusting, horrid master’s land.
Antonyms: attractive, delightful 7. CONGEAL (VERB): (जमाना ): to solidify
Example Sentence: Synonyms: coagulate, curdle
The police had resolved a mystery behind Antonyms: melt, soften
an odious crime. Example Sentence:
3. CONFISCATE (VERB): (ज़ब्त करना): She wanted to wash the frying pan before
seize the bacon fat had a chance to congeal.
Synonyms: appropriate, impound
Antonyms: free, release 8. CONGENITAL (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (जन्मजात ): inborn
They confiscated mobile phones propaganda Synonyms: innate, inherent
material. Antonyms: foreign, external
4. YORE (NOUN): (बीता हु आ समय ): time Example Sentence:
gone by When he was 17, he died of congenital heart
Synonyms: history, antiquity disease.
Antonyms: future, present
Example Sentence: 9. CONCURRENT (ADJECTIVE):
In the days of yore, the Internet did not (समवती): simultaneous
exist. Synonyms: coexisting, concomitant
5. VAGUE (ADJECTIVE): ( अस्पष्ट ): not Antonyms: non-concurrent, divergent
definite or clear Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ambiguous, dubious Are these decisions concurrent with
Antonyms: apparent, certain university policy?
Example Sentence: 10. CONDENSE (VERB): (संघित करना ):
He rolled his eyes at the vague response. abridge
6. DERISIVE (ADJECTIVE): ( व्यंग्यात्मक): Synonyms: contract, concentrate
ridiculing Antonyms: increase, expand
Synonyms: cheeky, mocking Example Sentence:
Antonyms: polite, respectful The English translation has been condensed
Example Sentence: into a single more readable book.
It was a derisive act.
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remarks
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1. INVEIGLING (ADJECTIVE): (मनोहर) bullheadedness
: Alluring
Example Sentence:
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7. OSTRACIZE (VERB): (बहहष्कार
2. AGHAST (ADJECTIVE): करना): banish
(भौचक्का): Appalled Synonyms: expel, exclude
Synonyms: awestruck, agog Antonyms: accept, embrace
Antonyms: unsurprised, composed Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Nalini was declared a witch and ostracized
She was aghast at his question. by the villagers.
3. CONDOLENCE (NOUN): (शोक/ 8. PODGY (ADJECTIVE): (मोटा):

सहानुभूति): sympathy slightly fat
Synonyms: chunky, flabby
Synonyms: compassion, consolation
Antonyms: lean, skinny
Antonyms: brutality, harshness
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
When I stopped jogging, I became podgy.
She sent him a letter of condolence.
4. POMPOUS 9. QUIXOTIC (ADJECTIVE): (ववलक्षर्):

(ADJECTIVE): (आडम्बरपूर्ण) : arrogant, idealistic
Synonyms: impractical, dreamy
egotistic
Synonyms: boastful, selfish
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: humble, kind
It was clearly a quixotic case against the
Example Sentence:
defendant.
Because the movie star was pompous, she
spent most of her time looking into the
mirror. 10. PULSATE (VERB): (कााँपना): Quaver
5. SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): (भयावह): Antonyms: steady, be still
Example Sentence:
Nasty
refractory wind.
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6. MULISHNESS (NOUN): (हठ):

Doggedness
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Synonyms: flare-up, inflame
1. ANOMALY (VERB): oddity (विषमता) Antonyms: extinguish, put out
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: peculiarity, abnormality
Saushthav ignited a lamp.
Antonyms: regularity, normality
Example Sentence:
8. FAR-FLUNG
There are a number of anomalies in your
plan. (ADJECTIVE): widespread (विस्तत ृ )
Synonyms: remote, distant
2. VESTIGE (NOUN): sign (अिशेष ) Antonyms: nearby, close
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: remnant, residue
Antonyms: whole, core
the world.
Example Sentence:
The new nation state law in Israel is the
9. PRIVILEGE (NOUN): advantage
vestige of colonialism.
(विशेषाधिकार)
3. OBFUSCATION (NOUN): bafflement Synonyms: authority, license
(सम्भ्रम) Antonyms: disadvantage, loss
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bewilderment, confusion
Yashap has a privilege to speak there.
Antonyms: clarity, order
Example Sentence:
Avni looked about her in obfuscation. 10. FOSTER (VERB): promote (लालन-
पालन करना)
4. NERVE (NOUN): daring (साहस) Synonyms: encourage, cherish
Synonyms: courage, grit Antonyms: cease, depress
Antonyms: cowardice, timidity Example Sentence:
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6. IMP (NOUN): brat (शै तान)

Synonyms: gnome, minx
Antonyms: angel, elf
Example Sentence:
Ankul is a big imp.
7. IGNITE (VERB): burn (जलाना)

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1. STYGIAN (ADJECTIVE): dark The gaffe created a furor in the scientific
(अंधकारमय) community, which attacked the
publication for flawed and faulty research.
Synonyms: clouded, brunet
Antonyms: optimistic, hopeful
7.MINATORY (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
It was a stygian night. threatening (डरानेिाला)
Synonyms: alarming, dangerous
. 2. TOUT (VERB): brag about (प्रचाररत Antonyms: pleasing, harmless
Example Sentence:
करना) Ashish is unlikely to be deterred by
Synonyms: publicize, trumpet minatory finger-wagging.
Antonyms: blame, condemn
Example Sentence: 8. PLUMB (ADJECTIVE): vertical (लंब )
A liberal group supporting the opposition
Synonyms: perpendicular, straight
tried to tout their pro-middle class.
Antonyms: horizontal, flat
Example Sentence:
3. ELLIPSIS (NOUN): abbreviation
The plumb lines near the well were for
(न्यूनपद) protection.
Synonyms: abstract, shortness
Antonyms: elongate, prolong 9. QUINTESSENTIAL (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: model (आदशश)
This letter is full of ellipsis.
Synonyms: ultimate, ideal
Antonyms: secondary, flawed
4.EXTIRPATION (NOUN): extermination
Example Sentence:
(विनाश) This is the quintessential product of my
Synonyms: annihilation, destruction company.
Antonyms: construction, formation
Example Sentence: 10.RUNIC (ADJECTIVE): bewitching,
After the extirpation of the Indians, the charming (मोहक)
labor of African slaves was introduced.
Synonyms: charismatic, enchanted
Antonyms: normal, unmoving
5.FOPPISH (ADJECTIVE): dapper (बना- Example Sentence:
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6.GAFFE (NOUN): mistake (भूल )

Synonyms: blooper, blunder
Antonyms: correction, edition
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1. HEGEMONY (NOUN): (नायकत्व): Antonyms: heaven, paradise
controlling power or influence over others Example Sentence:
Synonyms: dominance, dominion He alleged that the film would lead young
Antonyms: impotency, weakness
Example Sentence: 7. FLAGGING (ADJECTIVE) : (धुंुधली):
Both America and China are trying for languid
hegemony in Asia. Synonyms: fading, dwindling
2. SUFFICE (VERB): (पयााप्त होना): Antonyms: energized, refreshed
be enough Example Sentence:
Sense of winning seems to be flagging in
Synonyms: satisfy, avail
the troops.
Antonyms: displease, dissatisfy
Example Sentence:
Simple mediocrity cannot suffice them.
8. DECELERATE (VERB): (धीमा
करना): slow down
3. GIMMICK (NOUN): (युक्तत): trick Synonyms: brake, slow
Synonyms: artifice, ruse Antonyms: accelerate, hasten
Antonyms: reality, truth Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She decelerated her car
The reservation policy is just a political
gimmick. 9. JUBILATION ( NOUN): (आनुंद):
rejoicing
4. PENCHANT (NOUN): (झुकाव/ Synonyms: happiness, joy
रुचि): strong inclination Antonyms: sadness, sorrow
Synonyms: affection, affinity Example Sentence:
The victory of Indian hockey team was
Antonyms: averseness, aversion celebrated with jubilation.
Example Sentence:
10. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): (ववशाल
5. INGENIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (प्रततभा- ): huge in size
Synonyms: gargantuan, giant
सम्पन्न): skillful Antonyms: small, little
Synonyms: lever, creative Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dull, foolish The road is bordered by gigantic rocks.
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1. DETER (VERB): stop (रोकना) Antonyms: gentle, mild
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: prevent, halt
Satish is a lout.
Antonyms: encourage, comfort
Example Sentence:
8. STEREOTYPED (ADJECTIVE): banal
I am yearning for waterballs.
(घिसा-पपटा)
2. JABBER (VERB): babble (गपशप Synonyms: dull, hackneyed
करना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: chatter, gab It was a stereotyped movie.
Antonyms: be silent, be quiet
Example Sentence: 9. VEHEMENCE (NOUN): passion
She likes to jabber a lot. (उत्साह)
Synonyms: fervor, frenzy
3. UTOPIA (NOUN): bliss (आदशशलोक) Antonyms: peace, peacefulness
Synonyms: paradise, ideal place Example Sentence:
Antonyms: hell, place of the condemned The vehemence of his temper was
Example Sentence: controlled by an affectionate disposition.
I live in a utopia.
10. TRAVESTY (NOUN): mockery
4. SLING (VERB): throw (वेग से फें कना) (मजाक)
Synonyms: hoist, hurl Synonyms: spoof, satire
Antonyms: receive, keep Antonyms: seriousness, solemnity
When I tried to do it with the sling on, I Allowing students to cheat in tests is
lost my balance. a travesty of education.
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She was vilifying Aman.
6. ORCHESTRATE (VERB): organize

(व्यवस्था करना)
Example Sentence:
They will orchestrate the meeting for you.
7. LOUT (NOUN): boor (गं वार)

Synonyms: brute, slob
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1. DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute Churches should not be used for profane
(बाांटना) orsecular purposes.
Synonyms: scatter, circulate
Antonyms: conceal, hide 7. NEGATE (VERB): contradict (विरोध
Example Sentence: करना)
It took years to disseminate information Synonyms: annihilate, belie
about this disease. Antonyms: allow, approve
Example Sentence:
2. ENGROSS (VERB): bewitch (मोहित I can neither negate nor affirm this claim.
करना)
Antonyms: disenchant, disgust (अस्िीकृतत)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: rejection, forbearance
Yesterday she engrossed everybody at the Antonyms: sanction, allowance
party. Example Sentence:
George’s abnegation of responsibility for
3. COUNTERMAND (VERB): annul his son’s behavior angered the judge.
(रद्द करना)
9.
Synonyms: override, repeal
IMPECUNIOUS (ADJECTIVE): poverty-
Example Sentence: stricken (गरीब)
I can't countermand my mother’s orders. Synonyms: penniless, poor
Antonyms: wealthy, rich
4. CHARY (ADJECTIVE): canny (सचेत) Example Sentence:
Many plans were being developed to help
Synonyms: careful, cautious
the impecunious people in the town.
Antonyms: incautious, heedless
Example Sentence:
10. DOLOROUS (ADJECTIVE): miserabl
Be chary of lending money to someone
you don't know very well. e (द:ु खद)
Synonyms: anguished, calamitous
5. PURVIEW (NOUN): ken (ज्ञान) Antonyms: cheery, hopeful
Example Sentence:
The dolorous film made me recall sad
times.
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1. UPBEAT (ADJECTIVE): buoyant Antonyms: compression,
(उत्साहित) abridgement
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: happy, cheery
He made an expansion in his business.
Antonyms: depressed, discouraged
Example Sentence:
He is a very upbeat person. 7. REVIVE (VERB): energize (सक्रिय
करिा)
2. SPUR (NOUN): incitement (प्रे रणा) Synonyms: encourage, invigorate
Synonyms: catalyst, excitant Antonyms: dissuade, discourage
Antonyms: deterrent, hindrance Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Patriotic song revived all of us.
Redundancy is the spur for many to emb
ark on new careers. 8. EFFECTIVE
(ADJECTIVE): impressive (प्रभावी)
3. RELUCTANT Synonyms: competent, useful
(ADJECTIVE): unwilling (अनिच्छुक) Antonyms: insufficient, ineffective
Synonyms: disinclined, unenthusiastic Example Sentence:
Antonyms: willing, enthusiastic Her effective speech had blown
Example Sentence: everybody away.
She is applying pesticides with great
caution. 9. DISRUPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): rowdy
(उपद्रवी)
4. REDUNDANT Synonyms: troublesome, disturbing
(ADJECTIVE): unnecessary (ज़रूरी) Antonyms: well-behaved, disciplined
Synonyms: inessential, needless Example Sentence:
Antonyms: important, useful This disruptive activity made me restless
Example Sentence: all over the night.
Many people are reluctant to talk about
politics. 10. RESILIENCE (NOUN): flexibility
(लचीलापि)
5. BUTTRESS (VERB): bolster (सिारा Synonyms: pliability, elasticity
दे िा) Antonyms: stiffness, rigidity
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: reinforce, uphold
Her natural resilience helped her
overcome the crisis.
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His tough line is buttressed by a democr
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1. OVERREACH (VERB): (अधिक I was totally engrossed by her beauty.
करना): Overdo
7. MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): (पर्ााप्त):
Synonyms: overact, overextend
Adequate
Antonyms: play down, decrease
Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
Mohak overreaches in his latest book
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while his argument is not convincing.
The patient needs middling amount of
Synonyms: affable, elegant
Synonyms: attraction, inducement
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant
Example Sentence:
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Suneet has a debonair personality.
We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick it
into the cage.
3. PESTILENT
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous
Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
To many, homeless beggars are nothing
Example Sentence:
more than pestilent irritants.
You are a cantankerous man.
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): (करना): Be

10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): (नम): Moist
responsible for
Synonyms: clammy,
Synonyms: carry out, commit
muggy
Antonyms: halt, stop
Antonyms: parched, dry
Example Sentence:
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Who would perpetrate for this crime?
The middle section of the house is fully
dank.
5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): (विलासी
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It was the best amalgam of respect and
1. APOGEE (NOUN): Climax: sincerity.
(चरमोत्कर्ष)
7. COALITION
Synonyms: apex, capstone
Antonyms: anticlimax, base (ADJECTIVE): Affiliation: (र्ठबंधि)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: alliance, confederacy
As his reputation reached its apogee, he Antonyms: detachment, disconnection
began to earn a great deal. Example Sentence:
Few politicians have formed a coalition.
2. SUBSUME (VERB): Incorporate:
(ककसी नियम के अंतर्षत करिा) 8. UPFRONT (ADJECTIVE): Genuine:
Synonyms: involve, contain (वास्तपवक)
Antonyms: exclude, preclude Synonyms: instinctive, real
Example Sentence: Antonyms: intricate, artificial
Your personality has subsumed beneath Example Sentence:
him. Divya is very upfront kind of girl.
3. ENSHRINE (VERB): Consecrate: 9. ASTRINGENT (ADJECTIVE): sour:

(प्रनतष्ठापित करिा) (बंधिकारी)
Synonyms: preserve, revere Synonyms: stinging, amaroidal
Antonyms: desecrate, defile Antonyms: delicious, savory
His message that is enshrined in the Those fries taste astringent.
Gitika.
10. RAMBLING (ADJECTIVE): Aimless:
4. ALLY (NOUN): Associate: (सहयोर्ी) (लक्ष्यहीि)
Synonyms: partner, colleague Synonyms: chaotic, erratic
Antonyms: enemy, opponent Antonyms: organized, systematic
The PM met his American ally. Niraya has become thoroughly rambling.
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Antonyms: complimentary, praising
Example Sentence:
Preeti pejorative remark made Marry cry.
6. AMALGAM (NOUN): Mixture:

(ममश्रण)
Synonyms: compound, fusion
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7. PIQUANT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
contradict
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow
Example Sentence: 8. RUSTICATE (VERB): (तनष्कासिि
3. QUEER (ADJECTIVE): (ववचित्र) Example Sentence:
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4. STIMULATE (VERB): (उत्ते जिि Example Sentence:
temperature kept deteriorating.
10. PROMOTION (NOUN):
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They have got the promotion because they
Synonyms: prickle, prong
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1. PLEDGE (NOUN): oath : (प्रतिज्ञा) Antonyms: optional, secondary
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: promise, vow
States are a vital part of the grand
Antonyms: breach, break
coalition between the two countries.
Example Sentence:
The UNFCCC underlined the fulfilment of
national pledges related to carbon 7. GRAVITATE (VERB): drift : (केंद्र की
emission. ओर झुकिा)
Synonyms: incline, tend
2. INADEQUATE (ADJECTIVE): lacking Antonyms: ascend, increase
the quality : (अपर्ााप्ि) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: deficient, meager They gravitate to these areas.
Antonyms: abundant, enough
Example Sentence: 8. STAGGER (VERB): move unsteadily :
The agreement would be inadequate to (लड़खड़ाकर चलिा)
keep global warming below 2°C. Synonyms: careen, lurch
Antonyms: continue, stay
3. IMPERATIVE (ADJECTIVE): of vital Example Sentence:
importance : (अतिवार्ा) These numbers are staggering but they are
Synonyms: compulsory, obligatory only the tip of the iceberg.
Antonyms: trivial, optional
Example Sentence: 9. LOATHE (VERB): feel intense dislike
It is equally imperative to examine the or disgust for : (घर्
ृ ा करिा)
progress of climate targets. Synonyms: abhor, execrate
Antonyms: admire, cherish
4. INCLUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): including Example Sentence:
all the services : (समेि) Unfortunately, agencies seem to be loathe
Synonyms: comprehensive, broad to cooperate.
Antonyms: exclusive, narrow
Example Sentence: 10. EVOCATIVE (ADJECTIVE): memori
The fastest trains are maintaining es : (उदबोधक)
inclusive speeds of 45km/sec. Synonyms: expressive, redolent
Antonyms: forgetful, oblivious
5. COLLABORATION (NOUN): alliance Example Sentence:
: (सहकार्ािा) The team felt that ‘Into the heart of
Synonyms: association, partnership Darkness’ was evocative enough to bring
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1. BERSERK (ADJECTIVE): Insane : Yesterday Priyanshi engrossed everybody
(निडर) at the party.
Synonyms: crazed, maniacal
7. DYNAMIC
Antonyms: rational, sensible
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): Charismatic : (गनतशील)
Army went berserk with an arsenal of Synonyms: effective, energetic
guns. Antonyms: lethargic, lifeless
Example Sentence:
2. DORMANT (ADJECTIVE): Asleep : Vishal has a very dynamic personality.
(निष्क्रिय)
8. DEBACLE (NOUN): Catastrophe :
Antonyms: active, wakeful (पराजय)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: beating, collapse
Why do you look so dormant all the time? Antonyms: attainment, accomplishment
Example Sentence:
3. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): Meek : When the movie was released, it was
(सं कोची) called a debacle by the audience.
Synonyms: timid, sheepish
Antonyms: brave, confident BEFOUL (VERB): Defile : (गं दा करिा)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dishonor, pillage
Sia is a kind of diffident person. Antonyms: honor, praise
Example Sentence:
4. INORDINATE (ADJECTIVE): Undue : Many graves were befouled.
(असामान्य)
Synonyms: pricey, steep 10. DEMUR (VERB): Object : (मि
Antonyms: cheap, moderate डांवाडोल िोिा)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: refuse, dissent
The case had taken up an inordinate
Antonyms: support, help
amount of time.
Example Sentence:
She demurred enter into the new business
5. EGRESS (NOUN): Departure :
deal.
(निकास)
Synonyms: emanation, exiting
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(जनपदीय बोली) retrograde growth parameter this year.
Synonyms: argot, dialect
7. QUEASY (ADJECTIVE): not
Antonyms: standard, normal
Example Sentence: feeling well : (पिशाल)
Most words were understood by teenager, Synonyms: sick, ill
but the gentleman looked confused at Antonyms: comfortable, healthy
some of the words due to the teenager’s Example Sentence:
patois. He didn’t want to do any work because he
felt queasy.
2. PRECEPT (NOUN): law : (ननयम)
8. MAMMOTH (ADJECTIVE): huge :
Synonyms: doctrine, axiom
Synonyms: enormous, gargantuan
Antonyms: lawlessness, disbelief
Example Sentence:
Change is the precept of the nature.
Antonyms: little, miniature
Example Sentence:
3. LAX (ADJECTIVE): careless : (ढीला) A mammoth project will be completed
Synonyms: negligent, derelict very soon.
Antonyms: strict, careful
Example Sentence: 9. DANK (ADJECTIVE): moist : (नम)
One of the problems is lax security for
Synonyms: clammy, muggy
airport personnel
Example Sentence:
4. MAUL (VERB): Savage : (आलोचना The kitchen was very dank.
करना)
Synonyms: drub, lacerate 10. PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow-
Antonyms: protect, guard minded : (सं कीर्ण)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: petty, limited
A boy was mauled by a lion at Lucknow Antonyms: cosmopolitan, liberal
Zoo. Example Sentence:
A parochial approach is not enough to get
5. CIPHER (NOUN): Nonexistence : success in life.
(शून्य)
Synonyms: nonentity, nobody
Antonyms: entity, somebody
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(ADJECTIVE): Declining : (पपछडा हुआ)
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1. KEEL (VERB): turn over on its side : Example Sentence:
(उलटना) The spiritual Guru has just finished his
sermon.
Synonyms: plunge, overturn
Antonyms: ascend, straighten
7. WADE (VERB): walk with effort
Example Sentence:
It might keel at any minute, we must through liquid: (प्रकट रूप से )
aware of it. Synonyms: paddle, drudge
Antonyms: avoid, dodge
2. COALESCENCE (NOUN): clotting: Example Sentence:
(थक्के) As we wade gingerly across to the other
bank, we realize we would be lost without
Synonyms: clump, cluster
the boys.
Antonyms: individual, opening
Example Sentence:
8. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): apparently
By coalescence of the endoderm-layers,
Synonyms: evidently, seemingly
the coelenteron may be reduced to vessels.
Antonyms: improbably, unlikely
Example Sentence:
3. INAUGURATION (NOUN): launch:
Ostensibly, this is being done to make
(उद्घाटन) educational facilities available.
Synonyms: commencement, induction
Antonyms: conclusion, adjournment 9. PITHY (ADJECTIVE): vigorously
Example Sentence: expressive: (सारगर्भित)
The minister inaugurated the programme.
Synonyms: cogent, concise
Antonyms: impotent, lengthy
4. RESUMPTION (NOUN): restart:
Example Sentence:
(पुनरारं भ ) None liked his pithy comments.
Synonyms: revival, resurgence
Antonyms: destruction, suppression 10. PILLAGE (VERB): rob a place using
Example Sentence: violence: (लूटना)
He made an early resumption of peace and
Synonyms: loot, maraud
talks.
Antonyms: receive, construct
Example Sentence:
5. SIZABLE (ADJECTIVE): fairly large:
Those people pillaged the town.
(बडा)
Synonyms: extensive, hefty
Antonyms: tiny, small
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6. SERMON (NOUN): a talk on a

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1. INEQUITY (NOUN): unfairness: well supplied with something : (भरा हुआ)
(असमता) Synonyms: awash, rife
Synonyms: injustice, partiality Antonyms: empty, unfilled
Antonyms: equity, fairness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: History is replete with odious instances of
We are not doing inequity with the countries that have differentiated between
employees. citizens in the past.
2. DEVASTATING (ADJECTIVE): highl 7. THRIVE (VERB): prosper: (कामयाब

y destructive or damaging: (भयानक) होना)
Synonyms: calamitous, disastrous Synonyms: flourish, bloom
Antonyms: blessed, fortunate Antonyms: cease, decrease
The devastating effects of these civil wars It appears to believe that English can’t
were most disastrous to the trade. thrive as long as French survives.
3. EXPLOITATION (NOUN): misuse: 8. MAGNANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE): gen
(शोषण) erous: (उदार)
Synonyms: ill-treatment, wringing Synonyms: altruistic, charitable
Antonyms: hospitable, generous Antonyms: mean, selfish
It was an exploitation of the patented The panel is more magnanimous than
invention. Article 120(2).
4. RENEGE (VERB): go back on a 9. PALPABLE (ADJECTIVE): visible:
promise: (इनकार करना) (स्पष्ट)
Synonyms: reverse, welsh Synonyms: noticeable, credible
Antonyms: correction, accuracy Antonyms: ambiguous, doubtful
People have reneged on a core promise The committee’s fervour is palpable in
laid out in the preamble of the every recommendation.
constitution.
10. STRIVE (VERB): make great efforts
5. STIGMATISE (VERB): disgrace:
to achieve something : (प्रयास करना)
(भर्तससना करना)
Synonyms: defame, denounce Antonyms: neglect, dissuade
Antonyms: exalt, praise Example Sentence:
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1. IMPUNITY (NOUN): immunity: (दण्ड This incident is regarded by posterity as
an aberration rather than a precedent.
से मुक्ति)
Synonyms: dispensation, freedom 7. PREROGATIVE (NOUN): right:
Antonyms: imprisonment, incarceration (परमाचिकार)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: immunity, advantage
The country cannot be so opaque to
history as to say no sale.
Example Sentence:
He is the person who has the prerogative
2. HEREAFTER (ADVERB): from now
to instruct everyone.
on: (इसके बाद)
Synonyms: hence, eventually 8. CONFER (VERB): consult: (मन्त्िणा
Antonyms: incompletely, moderately
These people will hereafter be allowed to Synonyms: huddle, negotiate
enter our territory. Antonyms: refuse, dishonour
Example Sentence:
3. UNFURL (VERB): unfold: (खोलना) This community has conferred on a
particular brief.
synonyms: unroll. unwind
Antonyms: close, conceal
9. VOUCHSAFE (VERB): grant
Example Sentence:
Kaushik unfolded the map and laid it out something to someone: (सम्माननि करना)
on the table. Synonyms: award, bestow
Antonyms: reject, veto
4. LENIENCY (NOUN): mercy: (उदारिा) Example Sentence:
He wondered whether the government
Synonyms: tolerance, charity
would vouchsafe him.
Antonyms: cruelty, meanness
Example Sentence:
This is not the matter in which we can 10. TENET (NOUN): principle: (ससदिाां ि)
show leniency. Synonyms: credo, assumption
Antonyms: reality, unbelief
5. DELINEATE (VERB): describe Example Sentence:
precisely: (चित्रिि करना) Our texts, tenets and traditions mark a
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The judge delineated the composition of

generation of people: (भावी पीढ़ी)
Synonyms: progeny, lineage
Antonyms: parent, past
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1. INEQUITY (NOUN): unfairness: well supplied with something : (भरा हुआ)
(असमता) Synonyms: awash, rife
Synonyms: injustice, partiality Antonyms: empty, unfilled
Antonyms: equity, fairness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: History is replete with odious instances of
We are not doing inequity with the countries that have differentiated between
employees. citizens in the past.
2. DEVASTATING (ADJECTIVE): highl 7. THRIVE (VERB): prosper: (कामयाब

y destructive or damaging: (भयानक) होना)
Synonyms: calamitous, disastrous Synonyms: flourish, bloom
Antonyms: blessed, fortunate Antonyms: cease, decrease
The devastating effects of these civil wars It appears to believe that English can’t
were most disastrous to the trade. thrive as long as French survives.
3. EXPLOITATION (NOUN): misuse: 8. MAGNANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE): gen
(शोषण) erous: (उदार)
Synonyms: ill-treatment, wringing Synonyms: altruistic, charitable
Antonyms: hospitable, generous Antonyms: mean, selfish
It was an exploitation of the patented The panel is more magnanimous than
invention. Article 120(2).
4. RENEGE (VERB): go back on a 9. PALPABLE (ADJECTIVE): visible:
promise: (इनकार करना) (स्पष्ट)
Synonyms: reverse, welsh Synonyms: noticeable, credible
Antonyms: correction, accuracy Antonyms: ambiguous, doubtful
People have reneged on a core promise The committee’s fervour is palpable in
laid out in the preamble of the every recommendation.
constitution.
10. STRIVE (VERB): make great efforts
to achieve something : (प्रयास करना)
(भर्तससना करना)
Synonyms: defame, denounce Antonyms: neglect, dissuade
Antonyms: exalt, praise Example Sentence:
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1. ROGUISH (ADJECTIVE): deceitful : (स्पष्टवादी)
(धोखेबाज) Synonyms: blunt, forthright
Synonyms: devilish, playful Antonyms: biased, tactful
Antonyms: real, valid Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: His candid effort towards making his
What a roguish pair of eyes! country great.
2. CONTEMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): 8. TRICKY (ADJECTIVE): complicated :

arrogant : (तिरस्कारपूर्ण) (छर्ी)
Synonyms: disdainful, haughty Synonyms: complex, critical
Antonyms: humble, praising Antonyms: certain, direct
He is a very contemptuous person. This question is too tricky to solve.
3. CHEEKY (ADJECTIVE): impudent : 9. OBDURATE (ADJECTIVE): stubborn

(तिर्णज्ज) : (हठी)
Synonyms: bold, brash Synonyms: adamant, bullhead
Antonyms: afraid, fearful Antonyms: gentle, submissive
What will you do cheeky boy? Obdurate boys do not get everything that
they want.
4. MEEK (ADJECTIVE): shy : (िम्र)
10. DOGGED (ADJECTIVE): determined
Antonyms: bold, brave : (दृढ़)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: relentless, resolute
He was rejected because of his meek Antonyms: irresolute, weak
nature. Example Sentence:
He is a dogged person for his work.
5. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm : (शाांि)
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Her mother was looking at her with a
serene comprehension and compassion.
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(ADJECTIVE): demanding : (हठी)
Example Sentence:
This is an importunate thing.
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1. GLOSS OVER (VERB): fail to do : Example Sentence:
(उपे क्षा) She cooks luscious food.
Synonyms: bypass, disregard
7. SAVORY (ADJECTIVE): pleasing :
Antonyms: attend, regard
Example Sentence: (दिलकश)
Shreyansh handed over the résumé that Synonyms: aromatic, fragrant
glossed over the applicant's lack of Antonyms: stinking, sour
experience. Example Sentence:
His savory attitude will help him to
2. SOOTHE (VERB): calm : get promotion.
Synonyms: allay, appease
Antonyms: aggravate, agitate 8. MELLOW (ADJECTIVE): ripe :
Example Sentence: (पररपक्व)
He tried his best to soothe his wife. Synonyms: delicate, soft
Antonyms: harsh, healthy
3. DULCIFY (VERB): pacify : (शाांत Example Sentence:
करना) She was staring at the mellow evening
sky.
Synonyms: assuage, curb
Antonyms: incite, irritate
Example Sentence: 9. DWINDLE (VERB): wane : (िर्
ु बल
He dulcified his hunger by eating apple. होना)
Synonyms: abate, decay
4. Antonyms: develop, enhance
EBULLIENT (ADJECTIVE): enthusiastic Example Sentence:
: (आनन्दित) Water the plant otherwise it will dwindle
Synonyms: brash, chipper very soon.
Antonyms: depressed, down
Example Sentence: 10. SHRINK (VERB): become smaller :
Ebullient wolf made everyone tensed. (ससकुड़ना)
Synonyms: decrease, diminish
5. Antonyms: enlarge, extend
EFFERVESCENT (ADJECTIVE): fizzing Example Sentence:
: (चमकता हु आ) I saw a virus through microscope, it was
Synonyms: bubbly, airy shrinking.
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1. BALK (VERB): Prevent : (स्र्कावट Example Sentence:
I articulate his company once in a blue
डालना) moon.
Synonyms: obstruct, hinder
Antonyms: allow, permit 7. ARID (ADJECTIVE): Parched: (शुष्क)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: dreary, dry
Somehow I managed to balk laughing.
Antonyms: humid, damp
Example Sentence:
2. AVOW (VERB): Acknowledge: (खुलकर This time I am arid in telling you fables
कहना) otherwise I know the ropes.
Synonyms: declare, concede
Antonyms: ignore, refuse 8. AVID (ADJECTIVE): Ardent: (उत्सु क)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: devoted, fervent
Nobody avows my work, moreover I don’t Antonyms: apathetic, cold
like to blow my own trumpet. Example Sentence:
He is an avid man with larger than life
3. AUGUST (ADJECTIVE): Acclaimed: perspective.
(प्रतापी)
9. ARCANE (ADJECTIVE): Hidden:
Synonyms: grand, eminent
Antonyms: ignoble, despicable (रहस्य का)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: mystic, occult
He is an august man I think Police is Antonyms: known, familiar
barking up the wrong tree. Example Sentence:
I can’t paint to save my life it’s
4. ALACRITY (NOUN): Promptness: my arcane weakness.
(तत्परता)
Synonyms: alertness, avidity 10. ADDLE (VERB): Confuse: (घबडाया
Antonyms: dullness, lethargy हुआ)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: baffle, befuddle
India showed alacrity in extending the
Antonyms: explain, clarify
olive branch to Pakistan.
Example Sentence:
Everybody witnessed, you
5. ADO (NOUN): Fuss: (हलचल) got addled yesterday, your debate had
Synonyms: bother, confusion more holes than a swiss cheese.
Example Sentence:
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1. REPROBATE Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): Shameless: (नीच) We had no place to live in the wake of the
fire.
Synonyms: corrupt, wanton
Antonyms: honest, decent
7. AGILE (ADJECTIVE): Flexible:
Example Sentence:
Only a reprobate man would kill an old (चुस्र्त)
woman. Synonyms: lithe, supple
Antonym: rigid, stiff
2. CAPRICE (NOUN): Sudden change of Example Sentence:
behaviour: (सनक) Monkey is an agile animal.
Synonyms: contrariety,
8. SHOVE OFF (VERB): Leave quickly :
crotchet
Antonyms: constancy, normality (घनकास)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: depart, exit
I am fed up of your caprice now. Antonyms: arrive, come
Example Sentence:
3. GIG (NOUN): Employment: (छोटा काम) As soon as the police arrives the goons
shove off from the bank.
Synonyms: job, engagement
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9. SALACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Indecent:
decline
Example Sentence: (गं दा)
A gig of a basketball coach has been Synonyms: vulgar, lewd
published on the website today. Antonyms: moral, decent
Example Sentence:
4.NAUSEOUS The salacious ruffians made filthy remarks
(ADJECTIVE): Disgusting: (घिनौना) on her.
Synonyms: abhorrent, brackish
Antonyms: nice, soothing 10. PULL UP (VERB): Stop: ((व्यक्तर्त,
Example Sentence: िोड़े, गाडी को) रोकना)
Spitting everywhere is a nauseous habit Synonyms: halt, pause
usually found in youth. Antonyms: continue, go
Example Sentence:
5. HEGEMONY (NOUN): Dominion: This old orthodox practice should be pulled
(नायकत्व) up now.
Synonyms: authority, leadership
Antonyms: subservience, powerlessness
Example Sentence:
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6. IN WAKE OF (ADJECTIVE): Being
next: (अनुवर्ती)
Synonyms: subsequent, succeeding
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1. PRIGGISH (ADJECTIVE): smug : Antonyms: crudeness, imbalance
(दम्भी) Example Sentence:
I see the majestic Atticism in her
Synonyms: pompous, stuffy
personality.
Antonyms: dissatisfied, discontented
Example Sentence:
7. AUSTERITY (NOUN): severity in
I had to meet a priggish person in the
train. manner : (आत्मसं यम)
Synonyms: acerbity, asperity
2. INURE (VERB): accustom someone to Antonyms: informality, mildness
something esp. unpleasant : (सहनशील Example Sentence:
बनाना) renowned.
Synonyms: acclimate, toughen
Antonyms: neglect, soften 8. ARTIFICE (NOUN): clever act :
Example Sentence: (चालाकी)
A continuation of the exclusion of these
Synonyms: maneuver, gimmick
Antonyms: candor, honesty
Example Sentence:
3. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): attack :
(हमला)
9. VALOUR (NOUN): courage : (वीरता)
Synonyms: onrush, invasion
Synonyms: firmness, fortitude
Example Sentence:
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The people suddenly made an onslaught
His valor impressed everyone.
on him.
10. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): attentive :
4.REPINE (VERB): complain : (शशकायत
(जागरूक)
करना) Synonyms: observant, cautious
Synonyms: grumble, lament Antonyms: heedless, impulsive
Antonyms: compliment, praise Example Sentence:
He always repines about his peer.
5. CABOODLE (NOUN): collection of

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6. ATTICISM (NOUN): grace : (लाशलत्य)

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1. GALLANT (ADJECTIVE): courageous He had formulated a gullible idea.
: (बहादरु )
7. GRATUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): free :
Synonyms: brave, fearless
Antonyms: afraid, fearful (ननिःशुल्क)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: charge-less,
Shivi is a gallant lady. costless
Antonyms: costly, expensive
2. FREAK (NOUN): aberration : (सनकी) Example Sentence:
The homeless shelter provides
Synonyms: anomaly, oddity
food gratuitous for needy individuals.
Antonyms: conformity, normality
Example Sentence:
8. HEARSAY (NOUN): blasphemy :
The teacher says the accident was a
total freak. (अफ़िाह)
Synonyms: fallacy, apostasy
3. DISCOURSE (NOUN): communication Antonyms: agreement, belief
: (बातचीत) Example Sentence:
Court officials dismissed the witness’s
Synonyms: dialogue, conversation
testimony as hearsay.
Antonyms: quiet, silence
Example Sentence:
This is the language of 9. GRAVE (ADJECTIVE): sober : (गं भीर)
political discourse. Synonyms: sage, subdued
Antonyms: agitated, boisterous
4. GRACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): kind : Example Sentence:
(विनीत) Harit gave a grave look.
Synonyms: congenial, cordial
Antonyms: surly, irritable 10. GUST (NOUN): blast : (झोंका)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: breeze, burst
Haritima is a gracious hostess. Antonyms: calm, quiet
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5. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): artful : I was feeling rather stifling save for a
Synonyms: articulate, eloquent lone gust of win
Antonyms: awkward, silent
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6. GULLIBLE (ADJECTIVE): foolish :

(अकुशल)
Synonyms: unsophisticated, artless
Antonyms: wise, perceptive
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1. UNRUFFLED (ADJECTIVE): (शान्त): Paurush pushed his way through
the throng.
calm
Synonyms: composed, unflappable
Antonyms: upset, worried 7. INCERTITUDE (NOUN): (सं देह):
Example Sentence: uncertainty
Satvik was looking unruffled. Synonyms: doubt, insecurity
Antonyms: certainty, certitude
2. CONFLUENCE (NOUN): (सं धि-स्थल): Example Sentence:
Some schools broke down under the
coming together
stresses of policy incertitude.
Synonyms: assemblage, junction
Example Sentence: 8. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कमज़ोर):
This Garden is located at weak, thin
the confluence of four rivers. Synonyms: delicate, insubstantial
Antonyms: certain, strong
3. REBUT (VERB): (खंडन करना): deny Example Sentence:
Tenuous relations need great attention and
Synonyms: quash, disapprove
care.
Antonyms: allow, approve
Example Sentence:
Ambuj had to rebut charges of acting. 9. ANNEX (NOUN): (पूरक अंश ):
addendum
4. OUTLANDISH Synonyms: appendix, adjunct
(ADJECTIVE): (विधित्र): freakish Antonyms: base, lessening
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: weird, bizarre
To eliminate overcrowding, the county is
Antonyms: common, familiar
going to add an annex to the high school.
Example Sentence:
He is an outlandish king.
10. UNREFUTED (ADJECTIVE): (सही):
5. SUAVITY (NOUN): (शशष्टता): accurate
Synonyms: authentic, definite
sophistication
Antonyms: incorrect, indefinite
Synonyms: charm, courtesy
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: misbehaviour, rudeness
Silky has completed an unrefuted task.
Example Sentence:
I need lessons in suavity.
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1.COMMEMORATE (VERB): recall or
show respect for : (पुण्यस्मरण करना) 6. CREVICE (NOUN): a crack: (दरार)
Synonyms: memorize, celebrate Synonyms: chink, fissure
Antonyms: ignore, neglect Antonyms: agreement, closure
All players will receive a championship The Hawksbill feeds on sponges in the
ring to commemorate the team’s amazing reef ecosystem and opens up crevices for
season. other marine life to live in.
2. UNRIVALLED (ADJECTIVE): never 7. PROSAIC (ADJECTIVE): lacking in

done or known before: (अभूतपूर्व) force: (मं द)
Synonyms: bizarre, unique Synonyms: blah, muted
Antonyms: common, familiar Antonyms: bright, shiny
Before the storm, there was an unrivalled The new product achieved prosaic sales.
demand for food supplies that left many
stores empty. 8. GAZE (NOUN): a steady intent look:
(टकटकी)
3. FLUX (NOUN): the action of flowing:
Synonyms: peep, glaring
(सं चार) Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
Synonyms: alteration, flow Example Sentence:
Antonyms: constancy, stagnation The policeman gave me a penetrating
Example Sentence: gaze.
I never know how much I'll pay for a
gallon of fuel because gas prices are 9. ENTICEMENT (NOUN): the desire to
always in flux. do something wrong: (प्रलोभन)
Synonyms: decoy, seduction
4. DISILLUSIONMENT
(NOUN): disappointment from
Example Sentence:
unexpected occurrence: (मोहभं ग) He was under no enticement to commit
Synonyms: adversity, chagrin suicide.
Example Sentence: 10. ENTANGLE (VERB): cause to
There has been a sense of disillusionment become twisted together : (उलझाना)
on both sides about the present state of
Synonyms: entrap, bewilder
play in the relationship.
Antonyms: enlighten, exclude
Example Sentence:
5. BLUNT (ADJECTIVE): truthful,
They might entangle Austria in a war with
straightforward: (स्पष्टर्ादी) Russia.
Prevention from having blunt
conversations is required.
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1. RAVE (VERB): talk endlessly : 7. JUXTAPOSITION (NOUN): the act of
(बड़बड़़ाऩा) placing two things next to each other for
Synonyms: babble, gabble implicit comparison. : (ननकटत़ा)
Antonyms: be quiet, be silent Synonyms: nearness, proximity
Example Sentence: Antonyms: distance, remoteness
Nancy was raving about a black ghost. Example Sentence:
The interior designer admired my
2. SKIRT (VERB): dodge. : (ट़ालऩा) juxtaposition of the yellow couch and
green table
Synonyms: avoid, evade
Antonyms: confront, encounter
Example Sentence:
Sumeir and Mayra are both skirting the 8. JEJUNE (ADJECTIVE): dull : (रसहीन)
issue. Synonyms: boring, banal
Antonyms: interesting, active
3. WAIVE (VERB): stop : (रोकऩा) Example Sentence:
Apaar left for Mumbai because he got
Synonyms: let go, give up
tired of jejune life in his home town.
Antonyms: carry out, continue
Example Sentence:
Government is thinking of waiving of 9. RAMIFY (VERB): branch : (विश़ाखन
import duty on life saving drugs. करऩा)
Synonyms: bifurcate, divulge
4. QUIP (NOUN): A clever remark :
Antonyms: abridge, combine
(टटप्पड़ी) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: banter, gag These plants ramify early and get to be
Antonyms: praise, flattery very large.
Example Sentence:
She is quite intelligent and is in the habit 10. COALESCE (VERB): blend :
of making quips. (सम्मिललत होऩा)
Synonyms: fuse, integrate
5. SETBACK (NOUN): hitch : (ब़ाध़ा) Antonyms: divide, separate
Synonyms: hindrance, Example Sentence:
impediment The puddles had coalesced into shallow
Antonyms: assistance, aid streams.
Example Sentence:
I can’t handle more setback in production.
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Synonyms: lithe, spry
Antonyms: slow, sluggish
Example Sentence:
The police acted with agility and
apprehended the robbers.
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1. EXCRUCIATE (VERB): agonize: Synonyms: ill-treatment, wringing
(कष्ट पहुं चाना) Antonyms: hospitable, generous
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: anguish, bother
It was an exploitation of the patented
invention.
Example Sentence:
Swastika stood back, excruciated by the
possibility. 7. THRIVE (VERB): prosper: (फूलना
फलना)
2. CONCRETE (ADJECTIVE): actual:
Synonyms: flourish, bloom
(वास्तववक) Antonyms: cease, decrease
Synonyms: factual, particular Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unimportant, indefinite It appears to believe that English can’t
Example Sentence: thrive as long as French survives.
Swinka has a concrete information.
8. MAGNANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE): gen
3. RENEGE (VERB): go back on a erous: (उदार)
promise: (इनकार) Synonyms: altruistic, charitable
Synonyms: reverse, welsh Antonyms: mean, selfish
Antonyms: correction, accuracy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The panel is more magnanimous than
People have reneged on a core promise Article 120(2).
laid out in the preamble of the
constitution. 9. CONCEDE (VERB): acknowledge:
(स्वीकार करना)
Synonyms: accept, cave in
(कलुंककत करना) Antonyms: deny, refuse
Synonyms: defame, denounce Example Sentence:
Antonyms: exalt, praise I had to concede that I'd overreacted.
Example Sentence:
This action will stigmatise a set of citizens 10. STRIVE (VERB): make great efforts
for their poverty. to achieve something : (प्रयास करना)
well supplied with something : (भरा हआ) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: awash, rife They strive to make their respective
Antonyms: empty, unfilled languages prominent in governance and
Example Sentence: education.
History is replete with odious instances of
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6. EXPLOITATION (NOUN): misuse:
(दरुपयोग करना)
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1. PORTLINESS (NOUN): overweight : 7. RESORT (VERB): address: (काम मे
लाना)
(मोटापन)
Synonyms: adiposity, corpulence
Synonyms: devote, exercise
Antonyms: slimness, thinness
Antonyms: abstain, halt
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
They adopt surgical procedures for
The duke was prepared to resort to force if
portliness.
negotiation failed.
2. REVAMP (ADJECTIVE): renovate:
8. PARRY (VERB): avoid: (टालना)
(सुधार)
Synonyms: deflect, evade
Antonyms: encounter, encounter
Antonyms: ruin, damaged
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Siya revamped her dream-catcher hanging
Alisah parried the danger somehow.
beside her bed.
9. REVELRY (NOUN): merrymaking:
(मद्यपान का उत्सव)
3. RESPITE (NOUN): pause: (राहत)
Synonyms: breather, downtime
Synonyms: debauchery, carousal
Antonyms: advance, continuation
Antonyms: sadness, mourning
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Sanjana gave a sudden respite amid the
Chetan is involved in revelry these days.
conversation.
4. PEDIGREE (ADJECTIVE): thoroughbr 10. PROWESS (NOUN): ability: (क्षमता)

ed: (वंशावली) Synonyms: skill, aptitude
Antonyms: failure, inability
Synonyms: full-blooded, pure-blood
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: base-born, lowly
Pralabh has many pieces of prowess in him.
Example Sentence:
They like pedigree cats.
5. DROLL (ADJECTIVE): amusing: Write us-

(मनोरं जक)
Synonyms: eccentric, whimsical
Antonyms: common, normal
Example Sentence:
Shipra is a droll girl.
6. PINCH (NOUN): compression: (चुटकी)

Synonyms: confinement, contraction
Antonyms: freedom, release
Example Sentence:
Daksh felt pinch beneath his hair.
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1. TATTERED (ADJECTIVE): Ragged: 7. ENCAPSULATE (VERB): Encase:
(फाड़ डाला हुआ ) (डडब्बे में रखना)
Synonyms: shabby, damaged Synonyms: enclose, cover
Antonyms: healed, mended Antonyms: uncover, unwrap
He is wearing a torn shirt. Robbers encapsulated all the cash.
2. PREREQUISITE (ADJECTIVE): Essen 9. VAGARY (NOUN): Usually a light

tial: (जरूरी) hearted adventure: (मौज)
Synonyms: necessary, expedient Synonyms: mischief, escapade
Antonyms: secondary, inessential Antonyms: seriousness, gravity
Reading questions is prerequisite to solve The little vagary at the mainland cost him
the passage. life.
3. APPREHENSION (NOUN): Understan 10 WAYLAY (VERB): Stop or interrupt

ding: (ग्रहणशक्ति) (someone) : (िाक में रहना)
Synonyms: awareness, perception Synonyms: hold up, ambush
Antonyms: ignorance, calmness Antonyms: proceed, continue
Deep apprehension is required in solving The police officer stepped in front of the
the puzzle. distraught woman to waylay her before
she reached the crime scene.
4. HOVER (VERB): Waver: (मंडराना)
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Example Sentence:
Clouds were hovering in the sky.
5. SENILE (ADJECTIVE): Aged : (बूढा)

Synonyms: anile, decrepit
Antonyms: young, alert
Example Sentence:
He was looking senile in pictures.
6. PROPAGANDA (NOUN): Information

that is designed to mislead: (प्रचार)
Synonyms: disinformation, indoctrination
Antonyms: truth, facts
Example Sentence:
That video which went viral was just
his propaganda.
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1. RAPACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): 7. ODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): extremely
aggressively greedy : (लालची) unpleasant : (घिनौना)
Synonyms: ferocious, marauding Synonyms: disgusting, horrid
Antonyms: satisfied, contended Antonyms: attractive, delightful
He is a rapacious lawyer. The detective said it was the
most odious crime she had ever seen.
2. HALCYON (ADJECTIVE): calm,
peaceful : (धीर) 8. FORTUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): lucky,
Synonyms: quiet, still accidental : (आकस्ममक)
Antonyms: agitated Synonyms: random, chance
Example Sentence: Antonyms: intentional, planned
It is such a halcyon place. Example Sentence:
The check could not have arrived at a
3. TREMOR (NOUN): shiver : (कंपन) more fortuitous time.
Synonyms: vibration, shaking
9. TRIFLING
Antonyms: stillness, calmness
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): insignificant : (तुच्छ)
The train caused tremor at the platform. Synonyms: dinky, worthless
Antonyms: important, worthwhile
4. QUIXOTIC (ADJECTIVE): idealistic : Example Sentence:
(विलक्षण) Avika always engages herself
in trifling tasks.
Example Sentence: 10. TOPPLE (VERB): collapse : (गिर
It was clearly a quixotic case against the पड़ना)
defendant.
Synonyms: oust, unseat
5. DISINGENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): not
Example Sentence:
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Synonyms: unfair, cunning toppled over the building.
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6. DERISIVE (ADJECTIVE): ridiculing :

(व्यंग्यात्मक)
Synonyms: cheeky, mocking
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1. THESPIAN (NOUN): artist : (अभिनेता) 7. SPECIOUS (ADJECTIVE): misleading
Synonyms: entertainer, actor : (दिखावटी)
Antonyms: non-entertainer, non-artist Synonyms: deceptive, false
Example Sentence: Antonyms: genuine, valid
I met a great thespian in Moscow. Example Sentence:
His readings are seeming to be specious.
2. DILAPIDATION (NOUN): ruin : (नाश)
Synonyms: decrepitude, destruction 8. WALLOP (VERB): clobber : (वज्रपात)
Antonyms: development, escalation Synonyms: drub, trounce
Example Sentence: Antonyms: lose, surrender
Yet all this was apart from any Example Sentence:
extraordinary dilapidation. The drunken truck driver was walloped by
a mob.
3. ESPOUSE (VERB): support : (समर्थन
9. ZEST (NOUN): flavoring : (उत्तेजकता)
करना)
Synonyms: pungency, piquancy
Synonyms: adopt, advocate
Antonyms: dullness, blandness
Antonyms: reject, refuse
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
My brother’s remark added a certain zest to
They espoused the notion of equal
the atmosphere.
opportunity for all in education.
10. WHIMSICAL (ADJECTIVE): playful
4. FIERY (ADJECTIVE): blazing : (उग्र)
: (सनकी)
Synonyms: burning, flaming
Synonyms: amusing, funny
Antonyms: cold, cool
Antonyms: behaving, sensible
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Anushka cooked in a fiery furnace.
Anu watched Pranuj with whimsical eyes.
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Antonyms: purposeful, efficient
Example Sentence:
It was a feckless attempt to make the
company a success.
6. MERCURIAL (ADJECTIVE): flighty,

temperamental : (चंचल)
Synonyms: changeable, impulsive
Example Sentence:
His mercurial temperament made him
difficult to work with his teammates.
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1. VANITY (NOUN): conceit : (घमंड) 7. DISSIPATE (VERB): expend: (उड़ाना)
Synonyms: arrogance, pride Synonyms: deplete, spend
Antonyms: humility, modesty Antonyms: collect, gather
Example Sentence: Example Sentence: That
Her nature shows a bit of conceit in her. cooktop dissipates lots of smoke.
2. WARMONGER (NOUN): militarist : 8. BIFURCATE (VERB): divide: (दो

(जंगबाज़)
शाखाओं में बांटना)
Synonyms: combatant, hawk
Synonyms: bisect, diverge
Antonyms: civilian, noncombatant
Antonyms: agree, unite
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Adeel is a brave warmonger.
This road is bifurcated into two suburbs.
3. VERVE (NOUN): gumption : (जोश) 9. TORTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): very

Synonyms: gusto, moxie twisted: (कपटपर्
ू )ण
Antonyms: lethargy, inactivity
Synonyms: winding, circuitous
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: straight forward, untwisted
Her performance had a certain verve n it.
Example Sentence:
Avantica always talks in tortuous manner.
4. TANTRUM (NOUN): flare-up : (गुस्से
का आवेश) 10. BARB (NOUN): sneer : (उपहास)
Synonyms: out-burst, temper Synonyms: insult, brickbat
Antonyms: peace, happiness Antonyms: kindness, accolade
Our members witnessed the tantrum of the Jacob’s barb hurt more than she cared to
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(ADJECTIVE): exceptional : (बेजोड़)
Synonyms: inimitable, transcendent
Antonyms: inferior, lowly
Example Sentence:
She is a girl with unrivalled talent.
6. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): crucial :

(अत्यावश्यक)
Synonyms: vital, essential
Antonyms: unimportant, trivial
Example Sentence:
It is dire to submit these documents by
tomorrow.
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1. ORNERY (ADJECTIVE): 7. FRORE (ADJECTIVE): bitter :(जमा
हुआ)
belligerent :(नटखट)
Synonyms: chilly, frosty
Antonyms: heated, hot
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
She is ornery by nature.
They share a frore relationship.
2. OUTLAY (NOUN):
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(ADJECTIVE): impenetrable :(अिेद्य)
expenses :(परिव्यय)
Synonyms: disbursement, expenditure
Synonyms: invulnerable, impassable
Antonyms: savings, income
Antonyms: affected, susceptible
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
My net outlay is more than I earn. :()
I saw an impervious layer of basaltic clay.
3. VERBALIZATION (NOUN): discourse
9. HALTER (NOUN): control :(लगाम)
:(शाब्दिक अभिव्यब्ति)
Synonyms: check, deterrent
Synonyms: communication, discussion
Antonyms: encouragement, liberation
Antonyms: silence, quite
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
She haltered her emotions.
The verbalization between them was very
compendiary.
10. IDYLL (NOUN): suggestive
4. ROTE (NOUN): routine of daily life :(ववचािोत्ते जक)
:(िह
ु िाव) Synonyms: expressive, reminiscent
Antonyms: unexpressive, non-reminiscent
Synonyms: course, habit
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disorder, dis organization
The rural idyll remains strongly evocative.
Example Sentence:
She has been in a rote after a long time.
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Synonyms: chaotic, disarrayed
Antonyms: ordered, organized
Example Sentence:
His improper steps landed him in muddled
situation.
6. HIATUS (NOUN): pause :(वविाम)

Synonyms: lacuna, space
Example Sentence:
We were given a hiatus.
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1. UNWAVERING (ADJECTIVE): 7. GUTTURAL (ADJECTIVE): grating

resolute :(स्थिर) :(कककश)
Synonyms: faithful, dedicated Synonyms: growling, husky
Antonyms: disloyal, unreliable Antonyms: thin, dulcet
Shayna was unwavering in her opinions. Deepak has a guttural voice.
2. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): curt :(गुप्त) 8. HARROW (VERB): devastate :(सिटाना)

Synonyms: brusque, abrupt Synonyms: sack, spoil
Antonyms: lengthy, long-winded Antonyms: create, construct
Example Sentence: Example Sentence: He harrowed the
My husband’s cryptic comment left me village.
confused.
9. IMBECILE (ADJECTIVE): stupid
3. ACERBIC (ADJECTIVE): caustic :(िूर्क)
:(तीक्ष्ण) Synonyms: idiotic, moronic
Synonyms: rancorous, bitter Antonyms: smart, brainy
Antonyms: kind, nice Example Sentence:
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My mother-in-law tries to hide the fact she
does not like me by using acerbic 10. IGNOBLE (ADJECTIVE): lowly :(
comments. नीच)
Synonyms: unworthy, despicable
4. SCALLOP (VERB): pucker :(सिकुड़ना) Antonyms: dignified, honorable
Synonyms: scrunch, crumple Example Sentence:
Antonyms: flatten, smooth She has ignoble feelings of intense
Example Sentence: jealous.
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Synonyms: curl, enmesh
Antonyms: untwist, untangle
Example Sentence:
Alice interlaced her hair around her finger.
6. ENDEMIC (ADJECTIVE): local

:(थिाननक)
Synonyms: native, regional
Example Sentence:
Navneet is an endemic vendor.
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1. IMMACULATE (ADJECTIVE): very It must be a doleful morning for her and
clean :(निर्मल) her family.
Synonyms: neat, spotless
7. CEREBRATION (NOUN): thought
Antonyms: filthy, tainted
Example Sentence: :(ददर्ाग़ी कायम)
She has an immaculate white saree. Synonyms: cogitation,
contemplation
2. INVEIGLING (ADJECTIVE): alluring Antonyms: avoidance, ignorance
:(ललचािे वाली) Example Sentence:
To join the two meaning together, the
mathematical cerebration and methods
was created.
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8. RANTING (ADJECTIVE): raving
3. SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): nasty :( :(िाराज़)
अशुभ) Synonyms: angry, raging
Antonyms: serene, placid
Example Sentence:
Mukesh is a ranting man.
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9. HOARSE
made so far.
(ADJECTIVE): harsh :(ककमश)
4. MULISHNESS (NOUN): doggedness Synonyms: rough, gruff
:(अड़ियलपि) Antonyms: polite, soft
Example Sentence:
One should not be hoarse towards their
bullheadedness
workers.
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10. BEHEAD (VERB): cut off the head
heights of mulishness. :(ससर काट कर अलग कर दे िा)
Synonyms: decapitate, decollate
5. PULSATE (VERB): quaver :(कााँपिा) Antonyms: pardon, save
Example Sentence:
The Chinese soldier was beheaded by the
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1. BOURGEOIS (ADJECTIVE): common Example Sentence:
place :(मध्यमवर्गीय) Arnab shot a baleful glance in her
direction.
Synonyms: materialistic,
philistine
Antonyms: adventurous, imaginative 7. BEHOLD (VERB): observe :(ननहारना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: see, view
He is from a bourgeois family. Antonyms: ignore, overlook
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2. ABOMINABLE (ADJECTIVE): loaths She was beholding her little baby’s feet.
ome :(घणृ ास्पद)
Synonyms: abhorrent, atrocious 8. BLANDISH (VERB): flatter :(चापलू सी
Antonyms: desirous, pleasing करना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: adulate, cajole
It was such an abominable sight.
Antonyms: disparage, bully
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3. AMBIGUITY (NOUN): uncertainty of
The boss said to the employee,
meaning :(सं ददग्धता) “don’t blandish me unnecessarily.”
Synonyms: doubt, vagueness
Antonyms: clarity, certainty 9. ADMONISH (VERB): warn :(चेतावनी
Example Sentence:
The students detect no ambiguity in the दे ना)
speech delivered by the master. Synonyms: berate, chide
Antonyms: laud, praise
4. ADJOURN (VERB): stop a proceeding Example Sentence:
:(टालना) He was admonished by his teacher.
Synonyms: delay, postpone
10. CONCEIT (NOUN): egotism
Antonyms: carry out, continue
Example Sentence: :(ममथ्यार्गवव)
The sentence was adjourned for a social Synonyms: arrogance,
inquiry report. complacence
5. AUSPICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): advanta Example Sentence:
geous :(मं र्गल) Trisha was puffed up with conceit.
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Example Sentence:
It was not the most auspicious moment to
hold a meeting.
6. BALEFUL (ADJECTIVE): menacing

:(हाननकारक)
Synonyms: calamitous, sinister
Antonyms: favourable, promising
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1. BUTLER (NOUN): head servant Synonyms: adversity, casualty
:(ख़ानस़ाम़ा) Antonyms: benefit, gain
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: steward, valet
Floods in Assam is a natural catastrophe.
Antonyms: boss, master
Example Sentence:
8. PENURIOUS (ADJECTIVE): avariciou
He is a nice butler.
s :(कंजूस)
2. APPARENTLY (ADVERB): obviously Synonyms: cheap, costive
:(स्पष्ट रूप से ) Antonyms: generous, giving
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ostensibly, possibly
Mukul is a penurious boy.
Antonyms: improbably, unlikely
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9. METICULOUS (ADJECTIVE): careful
It was apparently a considerable remark.
:(अतिस़ार्ध़ान)
3. ACTUALIZE (VERB): make real Synonyms: particular, conscientious
:(यथ़ाथथ बऩाऩा) Antonyms: careless, inaccurate
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: accomplish, produce
He is very meticulous with his
Antonyms: fail, fall
assignments.
Example Sentence:
Avika had actualized his dream and
10. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): apologeti
achieved the world record.
c :(पश्च़ाि़ापी)
4. BARREN (ADJECTIVE): arid :(अनुर्थर) Synonyms: regretful, humble
Antonyms: indifferent, unrepentant
Synonyms: desolate, empty
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Don’t be contrite anymore.
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It is a barren land.
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Antonyms: clumsy, sluggish
Example Sentence:
The insect ran with its nimble wings.
6. BENEVOLENT (ADJECTIVE): benign

:(उद़ार)
Synonyms: caring, generous
Antonyms: miserly, stingy
Example Sentence:
I appreciate your benevolent presence.
7. CATASTROPHE (NOUN): calamity

:(आपत्ति)
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1. SOLILOQUY (NOUN): discourse 7. VERBOSE (ADJECTIVE): wordy

:(स्वगत भाषण) :(वाचाल)
Synonyms: monologue, address Synonyms: gabby,
Antonyms: dialogue, discussion circumlocutory
Example Sentence: Antonyms: concise, succinct
Preparing for his soliloquy, Shakespeare Example Sentence:
paced back and forth reading his He is a verbose man.
monologue lines aloud.
8. HERETIC (NOUN): schismatic
2. KNOTTY (ADJECTIVE): troublesome :(स्वधर्मभ्रष्ट)
Synonyms: mystifying,
Synonyms: apostate, pagan
perplexing
Antonyms: believer, follower
Example Sentence:
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As a relapsed heretic, he was left to the
It was his knotty idea.
secular arm.
3. KNAVE (NOUN): fraud :(दष्ु ट) 9. COVERT (ADJECTIVE): hidden

Synonyms: miscreant, rogue :(गुप्त)
Antonyms: hero, angel
Synonyms: undercover, secret
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: above-board, known
He is known as a notorious knave of this
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area.
Behind his soft behaviour he has
some covert intentions.
4. LUDICROUS (ADJECTIVE): absurd
10. DEFILE (VERB): corrupt:(दषू षत
:(हास्यास्पद)
Synonyms: bizarre, comical
Antonyms: normal, ordinary करना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: degrade, desecrate
It was a ludicrous statement made by her. Antonyms: honour, praise
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5. KUDOS (NOUN): praise :(यश) He tried to defile the system.
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6. JOLT (VERB): convulse :(झटका दे ना)

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His statement jolted me in my mind.
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1. JOCULAR (ADJECTIVE): funny: Synonyms: harmonize, conform

(मज़ाकिय़ा) Antonyms: disagree, differ
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: humorous, playful I do not jibe with his idea.
Antonyms: gloomy, sad
Example Sentence: 8. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): protecting:
(रक्षि)
2. KIBBLE (VERB): crush :(टुिड़े टु िड़े Synonyms: Guardian, advisory
िरऩा) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: crumble, grate He was acting as a tutelary brother for me
Antonyms: build, liberate that day.
Example Sentence:
I kibbled red black pepper and cheese in my 9. JOSTLE (VERB): to compete for
dish. something: (धि़ेलऩा)
3. MUSTER (NOUN): assembly: (सं ग्रह) Antonyms: harmonize, co-ordinate
Synonyms: gathering, roster Example Sentence:
Antonyms: division, separation He was jostling to clinch the title.
Example Sentence:
They mustered at the playground. 10. SPLOSH (VERB): sprinkle: (निडि़ा
4. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): self-indulgent: हुआ प़ानी)

(ननर्बल) Synonyms: splash, moisten
Antonyms: collocate, cluster
Synonyms: spoilt, destroyed Example Sentence:
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Synonyms: affable, friendly
Antonyms: hostile, indifferent
Example Sentence:
If you treat people in a cordial manner, they
will treat you well also.
6. PRECIPICE (NOUN): steep: (ढ़ाल)

Synonyms: cliff, crag
Antonyms: plain, straight
Example Sentence:
There was a deep precipice along the road.
7. JIBE (VERB): to agree: (म़ेल ख़ाऩा)

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:(धार्मिक र्िक्षा दे ना) istic :(आिािादी)
Synonyms: preach, dogmatize Synonyms: assured, confident
Antonyms: praise, applaud Antonyms: pessimistic, uncertain
He loves to hear himself talk and will This is simply a Panglossian idea.
often pontificate on even the most trivial
issues. 7. ANABASIS (NOUN): forward
movement :(प्रगति)
2. FALLACY (NOUN): illusion :(भ्रम) Synonyms: advance, progress
Synonyms: deception, falsehood Antonyms: hinder, backward
Antonyms: honesty, reality Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Reluctantly, the general ordered a
The notion that the camera never lies is a hasty anabasis in the face of overwhelming
fallacy. opposing forces.
3. DISTEMPER (NOUN): disorder 8. CAITIFF (NOUN): coward :(कायर)

:(विकार) Synonyms: scoundrel, louse
Synonyms: affliction, ailment Antonyms: brave, bold
Antonyms: health, healer Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A woman was killed by a caitiff.
Excessive distemper should not be
practiced. 9. CRENEL (NOUN): scrape :(पररमार्िन )
Synonyms: indentation, incision
4. TINTINNABULATION (NOUN): loud
Antonyms: increase, bulge
ringing :(घं टे की खनखनाहट) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: chime, jingle Leaning into a crenel between two square
Antonyms: silence, peace merlons, he took a deep breath of relief.
Example Sentence:
The tintinnabulation that could be heard 10. FLAPDOODLE (ADJECTIVE): ridicu
throughout the village was from the church lous situation or behaviour :(िाहहयाि)
on the common announcing morning
services.
Antonyms: intelligence, judgement
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5. SEPTENTRIONAL (ADVERB): polar
You're the last man I ever expected to
:(ध्रुि के समीप का) hear that kind of flapdoodle from.
Synonyms: northward, arctic
Antonyms: southward, Antarctic
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1. DEFALCATION (NOUN): default 7. CANARD (NOUN): fabrication :(झूठी
अफ़वाह)
:(गबन)
Antonyms: accomplishment, achievement
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2. DEBILITY (NOUN): decrepitude
8. CANDOR (NOUN): complete honesty
:(दब
ु बलता) :(तनष्कपटता)
enfeeblement
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9. CESSATION (NOUN): abeyance
3. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): contrasti
:(ठहिाव)
ng :(भिन्न)
Example Sentence:
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building will not be completed on time.
4. DOYEN (NOUN): legislator :(वरिष्ठ
एवं प्रततष्ष्ठत सदस्य) 10. BRIGAND (NOUN): hoodlum
Synonyms: principal, authority :(बटमाि)
Antonyms: pupil, student Synonyms: bandit, desperado
Example Sentence: Antonyms: law, police
Anu is a doyen of this organisation. Example Sentence:
He is a brigand.
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:(अन्वेषण किना)
Synonyms: resurrect, unearth
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1. CONSORT (NOUN): concomitant 7. FOLKSY (ADJECTIVE): casual
:(सं गी) :(ममलनसार)
Synonyms: companion, mate Synonyms: homey, informal
Antonyms: enemy, adversary Antonyms: formal, cold
He is my true consort. Anuradha is a folksy fellow.
2. DEARY (NOUN): dear :(प्रिय) 8. CRAVING (NOUN): strong desire

Synonyms: darling, sweetheart :(िष्ृ णा)
Antonyms: opponent, foe Synonyms: appetite, hankering
Example Sentence: Antonyms: disgust, dislike
She is so deary. Example Sentence:
His mind is full of unpleasant,
3. EXCURSION (VERB): cruise :(भ्रमण) unsatisfied craving.
Synonyms: expedition, jaunt
Antonyms: halt, stop 9. CREAK (VERB): squeak :(चरमराना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: groan, screech
Our island excursion of Honduras was Antonyms: mumble, whisper
filled with touring the landmarks. Example Sentence:
There was a loud creak in the corridor.
4. CREDENCE (NOUN): acceptance
:(स्वीकृति) 10. QUIRK (NOUN): eccentricity
Synonyms: assurance, certainty :(पागलपन)
Antonyms: denial, disbelief Synonyms: oddity, foible
Example Sentence: Antonyms: normality, inability
If a person wants to give credence to his Example Sentence:
business, he should develop a company Wearing only pink socks
website. is Gayatri’s oddest quirk.
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Antonyms: compliment, praise
Example Sentence:
He was whipped badly.
6. CONTINUAL (ADJECTIVE): ceaseles

s :(लगािार)
Synonyms: continuous, enduring
Antonyms: finished, end
Example Sentence:
Your words are the source
of continual inspiration.
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1. REVELRY (NOUN): merrymaking: His father’s satanic remark stung

(आनंदोत्सव) deeply and brought the boy to tears.
Synonyms: festivity, celebration
7. TITULAR (ADJECTIVE): having a
Antonyms: mourning, sadness
Example Sentence: title: (नाममात्र का)
I called the police when my neighbours Synonyms: nominal, so-called
refused to settle down and end their Antonyms: actual, real
revelry. Example Sentence:
He always refused any titular
2. RUSE (NOUN): trick, deception distinction; but he was credited by
:(धोखा) many.
Synonyms: gimmick, ploy
8. SPECKLE (ADJECTIVE): dotted:
Antonyms: honesty, openness
Example Sentence: (कलंक )
It was a ruse to bring him there. Synonyms: flecked, mottled
3. SIMPLETON (NOUN): fool: (मूखख) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: buffoon, jerk The valley was speckled with flowers.
Antonyms: brain, genius
Example Sentence: 9. BEFOUL (VERB): contaminate: (मैला
He is a simpleton boy and tries to make किना)
everybody around him laugh.
Synonyms: dirty, malign
4. LIBIDINOUS (ADJECTIVE): lustful:
Example Sentence:
(कामुक) The kids befouled their hands by
Synonyms: sensual, lascivious playing in the garden.
Antonyms: moral, decent
Example Sentence: 10. FLURRY
The child should be kept away from (NOUN): commotion:(घबिाहट)
libidinous movies.
Synonyms: turmoil, outbreak
5. CLANNISH (ADJECTIVE): exclusive:
Example Sentence:
(औपचारिक) During weekends the street markets
Synonyms: selected, reserved are in a state of flurry.
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6. SATANIC (ADJECTIVE): demonic

:(शैतान)
Synonyms: cruel, maniacal
Antonyms: angelic, good
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1. OUTNUMBERED (NOUN): be more Example Sentence:
numerous than: (अधिक सं ख्या) He waylaid the terrorists and killed them
all.
Synonyms: majority, many
Antonyms: few, less
7. COMPLICIT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
associated with unethical activity:
My team was outnumbered in front of the
enemy. (ममलीभगत)
Synonyms: conniving, deceitful
2. VAGARY (NOUN): usually a light Antonyms: forthright, naïve
hearted adventure: (मौज) Example Sentence:
The complicit men committed the crime.
Synonyms: mischief, escapade
Antonyms: seriousness, gravity
8. OUTRAGEOUS
Example Sentence:
The little vagary at the club earned him 6 (ADJECTIVE): blatant: (अपमानजनक)
months imprisonment. Synonyms: bold, flagrant
Antonyms: fabulous, amazing
3. AUGMENTATION (NOUN): small Example Sentence:
step towards gain: (वद्
ृ धि) The outrageous attack shook the nation to
its core.
Synonyms: accession, accretion
Antonym: subtraction, shrinkage
9. ADVERSARY (NOUN): opponent
Example Sentence:
He was given an increment towards :(प्रततवादी)
success. Synonyms: antagonist, rival
Antonyms: ally, helpmate
4. IMITATE (VERB): copy: (अनुकरण Example sentence:
He was an adversary.
करना)
Synonyms: emulate, mimic 10. DIVISIVE (ADJECTIVE): causing
Antonyms: differ, oppose conflicts :(बांटनेवाला)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: warring
The kids imitated him very nicely.
Antonyms: agreeing, congruent
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5. INTERVENE (VERB): disrupt
The divisive boss turned the employees
:(हस्तक्षेप करना) against one other.
Synonyms: interpose, meddle
Antonyms: connect, combine
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बैठना)
Synonym: ambuscade, accost
Antonym: allow, forward
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1. MAGNANIMITY Antonyms: repulsion, unlucky
(NOUN): generosity: (दरियाददली) Example Sentence:
Parinishtha is the best mascot our college
Synonyms: chivalry, philanthropy
has ever had.
Antonyms: meanness, selfishness
Example Sentence:
Mukesh is known for his magnanimity. 7. LAIR (NOUN): cave: (गुफा)
Synonyms: habitat, hideaway
2. ADDUCE (VERB): cite as evidence: Antonyms: unveil, display
(उल्ले ख किना) Example Sentence:
A huge polar bear slumbered peacefully in
Synonyms: affirm, prove
its lair.
Antonyms: obscure, hide
Example Sentence:
8. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): doubtful:
Since the lawyer couldn’t adduce his
point, the judge didn’t believe his (वििादास्पद)
hypothesis. Synonyms: controversial, dubious
Antonyms: certain, definite
3. TOUT (VERB): show off: (शेखी Example Sentence:
Peter’s case accusations over the property
बघािना) were considered moot.
Synonyms: proclaim, publicize
Antonyms: conceal condemn 9. SLOVENLY (ADJECTIVE): messy:
Example Sentence: (लापििाि)
Mohini touts her wealth and position.
Synonyms: disordered, disheveled
Antonyms: organized, clean
4. GELID (ADJECTIVE): freezing:
Example Sentence:
(दिम-शीत) Once its slovenly clothes were washed,
Synonyms: chilling, arctic the dog looked quite adorable.
Antonym: warm, tepid
Example Sentence: 10. PANTHEIST (NOUN): person who
The room of the hotel was Gelid and dark does not believe in an orthodox religion:
while it was a scorching heat outside. (सिेश्िििादी)
Synonyms: agnostic, atheist
5. GAOL (VERB): imprison: (बन्दी Antonyms: believer, follower
किना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: jail, confine He has been a pantheist fellow since
Antonyms: free, emancipate college days.
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6. MASCOT (NOUN): lucky charm:

(शुभंकि)
Synonyms: amulet, talisman
Synonyms: oppose, cover
1. REPLEVIN (NOUN): case brought to Antonyms: disregard, face
court: (प्रत्याप्ति) Example Sentence:
There were six of them, and after the
Synonyms: accusation, dispute
death of her husband she had to fend for
Antonyms: exculpation, relaxation
all.
Example Sentence:
Another action is replevin which is used
7. DEFLECT (VERB): bounce off; turn
to recover specific goods.
aside: (मोड़ना)
2. TRITE (ADJECTIVE): silly, Synonyms: avert, bend
commonplace: (घिसा-पिटा) Antonyms: stay, straighten
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: banal, dull
His inductive electrical machine could
Antonyms: desirable, impressive
deflect a magnet and decompose iodide of
Example Sentence:
potash.
It is a trite remark that diamonds can be
polished only by diamond dust.
8. DEFECTOR (NOUN): traitor:
3. TRANSPIRE (VERB): occur, happen: (दलबदलू )
(होना) Synonyms: turncoat, betrayer
Antonyms: loyalist, supporter
Synonyms: arise, chance
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: cause, stop
But when the news broke, she didn't want
Example Sentence:
to be involved with anyone who had a son
What they thought—which might have
as a defector, so she asked me to leave.
been interesting—did not transpire.
9. OBDURATE
4. PINNACLE (NOUN): top, crest:
(ADJECTIVE): pigheaded, stubborn:
(शिखर)
(प्जद्दी)
Synonyms: apex, peak
Synonyms: adamant, dogged
Antonyms: bottom, base
Antonyms: submissive, gentle
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
They look down on him as from the
It happened because of massive and
pinnacle of the sublimest elevation.
obdurate resistance to reasonable change.
5. TOPPLE (VERB): fall or knock over;
10. QUALMISH (ADJECTIVE): not
overthrow: (गिर जाना)
feeling well; not comfortable: (कष्टमय)
Synonyms: collapse, overturn
Synonyms: uneasy, sickly
Antonyms: hold, place
Antonyms: content, healthy
Example Sentence:
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There was nothing to fling down upon
He could not think, but only felt that he
him––no loose rock or stone to topple
was extremely uncomfortable and
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1. ENAMOURED (VERB): delighted Example Sentence:
by:(प्रेममत्त) Recession fettered the company from any
further investments.
Synonyms: enchanted, fascinated
Antonyms: hated, disliked
7. FIGURATIVE
Example Sentence:
My brother is so enamored with cricket (ADJECTIVE): indirect:(रूपवत)
that he doesn’t miss a single match. Synonyms: metaphorical, allegorical
Antonyms: literal, straight forward
2. ESCAPADE (NOUN): usually a light Example Sentence:
hearted adventure:(शरारत) The kids could not understand the
figurative speech by the orator.
Synonyms: mischief, vagary
Antonyms: seriousness, gravity
8. FLAGRANT
Example Sentence:
The teen’s little escapade at the club (ADJECTIVE): blatant:(कुप्रसिद्ध)
earned him 6 months imprisonment. Synonyms: bold, outrageous
Antonyms: fabulous, amazing
3. EMINENT Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): remarkable:(अग्रगण्य) The flagrant attack of 26/11 shook the
nation to its core.
Synonyms: esteemed, famed
Antonym: insignificant, unremarkable
Example Sentence: 9. FORAY (NOUN): an attack:(आक्रमण
Big B is one of the most eminent stars of करना)
Indian cinema.
Synonyms: pursuit, assault
Antonyms: regroup, retreat
4. EMULATE (VERB): copy:(अनुकरण Example sentence:
करना) The troops made a surprise foray and
broke the backbone of the enemy.
Synonyms: imitate, mimic
Antonyms: differ, oppose
10. FACTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): causing
Example Sentence:
The kids emulated the characters very conflicts:(कलहप्रप्रय)
nicely in the play. Synonyms: warring , divisive
Antonyms: agreeing, congruent
5. ENDEAR (VERB): attract Example Sentence:
attention:(प्रप्रय बनाना) The factitious boss turned the employees
against one other.
Synonyms: captivate, charm
Antonyms: disconnect, repulse
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6. FETTER (VERB): tie up:(रोक लगाना)

Synonym: confine, hamper
Antonym: free, liberate
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1. EAGERNESS (NOUN): enthusiasm: Synonyms: delinquent, capricious
(उत्सुकता) Antonyms: compliant, obedient
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: longing, yearning
The wayward points in the case made him
Antonyms: apathy, reluctance
lose it.
Example Sentence:
His eagerness for fame can be seen in his
actions. 8. GAPE (VERB): stare: (मुुँि बाये दे खना)
Synonyms: glare, ogle
2. ARDUOUS (ADJECTIVE): difficult: Antonyms: ignore, overlook
(कठिन) Example Sentence:
Many people gape in anger.
Synonyms: onerous, uphill
Antonyms: effortless, pleasant
Example Sentence: 9. PINE (VERB): long for: (लालाययत िोना)
The arduous task was completed on time. Synonyms: crave, hanker
Antonyms: dislike, despise
3. FANATIC (NOUN): an overenthusiastic Example sentence:
person: (उन्मादी) They pined for a lot money and ended up in
jail.
Synonyms: bigot, radical
Antonym: liberal, moderate
10. MUFFLED (ADJECTIVE): quietened:
Example Sentence:
The fanatics are disliked by everyone. (अवरुद्ध)
Synonyms: silenced, subdued
4. PINNACLE (NOUN): top: (परमोत्कर्ष) Antonyms: encouraged, promoted
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: apex, zenith
He muffled the noise with his roar.
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5. DETRIMENT (NOUN): disadvantage:

(अठित)
Synonyms: liability, drawback
Antonyms: boon, gain
Example Sentence:
They faced many detriments while
achieving their goal.
6. ZEST (NOUN): spicing: (स्वाद)

Synonyms: seasoning, flavoring
Antonym: indifference, lethargy
Example Sentence:
A bit of zest is important in life.
7. WAYWARD (ADJECTIVE): contrary:

(स्वेच्छाचारी)
1. PAINSTAKING (ADJECTIVE): thorough: We have come across a tip-off from the Pakistanis
(बहुत ही सावधानीपूव वक ककया गया) regarding terror activities.
Synonyms: strenuous, diligent 7. DIVERT (VERB): turn in a different
Antonyms: lethargic, unscrupulous directions: (राह से परे हटाना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: deflect, alter

Our institute makes painstaking efforts for our Antonyms: maintain, straighten
success. Example Sentence:
2. FORGE (VERB): counterfeit: (नकली बनाना) We need to divert their attention towards the
Synonyms: fabricate, falsify actual issues.
Antonyms: invent, produce 8. DAWN (NOUN): beginning of the day: (उषा-
Example Sentence: काल)
They forged the signatures of all the directors and Synonyms: daybreak, aurora
are now in jail. Antonyms: darkness, sundown
3. DRIVE (NOUN): campaign for cause: Example Sentence:
(आंदोलन) We need to wake up before dawn and get started
Synonyms: crusade, initiative with our day.
Antonyms: idleness, inactivity 9. SUBSIDY (NOUN): money given to help
Example Sentence: another: (आर्थवक सहायता)
They are sponsoring the drive for driving safely Synonyms: bonus, financial aid
and following the traffic rules. Antonyms: forfeit, theft
4. MINGLE (VERB): join: (घुलना मिलना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: blend, intermix The subsidy for the poor is being stolen by greedy
Antonyms: disjoin, unmix and wealthy politicians.
Example Sentence: 10. APPEAL (NOUN): request for help: (ननवे दन)
We need to mingle in order to work properly. Synonyms: petition, proposal

5. OFFSET (VERB): balance: (बराबर कर दे ना) Antonyms: disclaimer, revocation
Synonyms: equalize, neutralize Example Sentence:
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Example Sentence: the Honorable High Court.
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Antonyms: ignorance, carelessness
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1. ALLAY (VERB): pacify: (शान्त करना)
7. INSINUATE (VERB): force one’s way
Synonyms: lighten, assuage
Antonyms: heighten, agitate into: (दिल में जगह करना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: instil, infuse
A good teacher works hard to allay the Antonyms: conceal, suppress
concerns of all the students in his class. Example Sentence:
Longing to be popular, she made several
2. ABJURE (VERB): forsake: (त्यागना) attempts to insinuate herself into the crowd
of popular kids.
Synonyms: renounce, disapprove
Antonyms: approve, sanction
8. SOLITUDE (NOUN): aloneness:
Example Sentence:
Martha has chosen to abjure her favourite (एकाांत)
dessert, while on her diet. Synonyms: isolation, seclusion
Antonyms: togetherness, companionship
3. FALLACY (NOUN): mistake: (धोखा) Example Sentence:
A bit of solitude is often all you need to
Synonyms: delusion, deception
clear your head and rethink your approach.
Antonyms: veracity, truth
Example Sentence:
It is a fallacy that all poor people are 9. FOE (NOUN): opponent: (विरोधी)
uneducated. Synonyms: adversary, antagonist.
Antonyms: friend, comrade
4. LASSITUDE (NOUN): tiredness: Example Sentence:
(थकान) Although they used to be close friends, it
ended when Myra befriended his political
Synonyms: languor, weariness
foe.
Antonyms: vivacity, agility
Example Sentence:
10. CONSPICUOUS
After finishing his exercise routine, Daniel
conquered his lassitude by drinking an (ADJECTIVE): distinguished: (विख्यात)
energy drink Synonyms: prominent, obvious
Antonyms: unapparent, obscure
5. GUILE (NOUN): cunningness: (धूततता) Example Sentence:
Performing well in studies will make you
Synonyms: deceit, slyness
conspicuous among the other students.
Antonyms: honesty, truthfulness
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6. HAGGARD (ADJECTIVE): exhausted:

(मररयल)
Synonyms: gaunt, emaciated
Antonyms: exuberant, active
Example Sentence:
From John’s haggard appearance, it was
obvious that he had way too many drinks
last night.
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1. VIBRANT (ADJECTIVE): energetic : The legislative caucus had a long discussion
(जोशपूर्ण) over the new bill.
Synonyms: spirited, virile
Antonyms: dispirited, lethargic 7. CHASM (NOUN): gap: (गहरी खवई)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: crater, rift
The rich merchants are a part of a vibrant Antonyms: closure, juncture
economy. Example Sentence:
The chasm between the rich and poor has
2. UNFEIGNED (ADJECTIVE): original: grown wider over the last decade.
(अकृत्रिम)
Synonyms: genuine, real 8. TIRADE (NOUN): abuse: (आक्षेप)
Antonyms: pretended, counterfeit Synonyms: ranting, denunciation
Example Sentence: Antonyms: praise, complement
The reality show was completely unfeigned Example Sentence:
and free of scripted fights. The employee launched a tirade when fired
from his job.
3. ADUMBRATE (VERB): foreshadow:
(पूर्वणभवस दे नव) 9. TUMULT (NOUN): chaos: (कोलवहल)
Synonyms: outline, darken Synonyms: commotion, agitation
Antonym: illuminate, light up Antonyms: harmony, peace
The setting sun adumbrates the bridge to The petrol prices are rising due to the
create a scenic view. political tumult in the gulf countries
4. BUNGLE (VERB): mess up: (घपलव) 10. RAUCOUS (ADJECTIVE): noisy :

Synonyms: blunder, mismanage (उग्र)
Antonyms: manage, fix Synonyms: discordant, loud
Example Sentence: Antonyms: mild, quiet
He was fired as he could bungle the Example Sentence:
simplest of tasks given to him. Her birthday parties were raucous but fun.
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Synonyms: escapee, outlaw
Antonyms: enduring, confronting
Example Sentence:
The fugitive don rarely left his cabin to
avoid any social contact.
6. CAUCUS (NOUN): group gathered to

make decisions: (दल)
Synonyms: gathering, convention
Antonym: individual, one
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1. CANDOR (NOUN): (निष्कपटता): 7. CANARD (NOUN): (झूठी अफवाह):
complete honesty fabrication
Synonyms: directness, fairness Synonyms: exaggeration, lie
Antonyms: dishonesty, unfairness Antonyms: truth, reality
Lisa has done her task with complete Her statement was full of canard.
candor.
8. DOYEN (NOUN): (दल के उच्च
सदस्य): legislator
deceitful
Example Sentence:
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Amit is a doyen of this organisation.
Rohit plays a devious character.
9. CESSATION (NOUN): (समाप्तत,
ववराम): abeyance
करिा): disclose
Example Sentence:
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(कमज़ोरी): default
10. BRIGAND (NOUN): (डाकू): hoodlum
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6. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): (पथ ृ क् ):

contrasting
Example Sentence:
Avni made disparate arguments.
1. CIRCUMSPECT Synonyms: manifest, demonstrate
(ADJECTIVE): cautious: (सतर्क) Antonyms: conceal, hide
Synonyms: careful, prudent Example Sentence:
Antonyms: careless, unwise His nail biting evinced that he was
Example Sentence: nervous for the interview.
Circumspect doctors avoid recommending
wrong medicines to their patients. 7. EXPIATE (VERB): to rectify: (क्षततपूततक
र्रना)
2. FLUKE (NOUN): chance of occurrence: Synonyms: amend, correct
(अनायास सफलता) Antonyms: worsen, destroy
Synonyms: blessing, quirk Example Sentence:
Antonyms: misfortune, certainty It is better to expiate your mistakes than
Example Sentence: to find excuses.
Their victory was a bit of a fluke.
8. METTLESOME (ADJECTIVE): brave:
3. INSURMOUNTABLE (साहसी)
(ADJECTIVE): impossible: (अजे य ) Synonyms: courageous, high-spirited
Synonyms: unbeatable, invincible Antonyms: meek, fearful
Antonyms: attainable, defeatable Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Amit is a mettlesome boy.
It is an unsurmountable task to get any 9. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): optimistic
high degree without studying for it. and confident: (आशावािी)
4. INTRICATE (ADJECTIVE): very Synonyms: happy, cheerful
complicated or detailed: (र्ठिन) Antonyms: morose, sad
Synonyms: complex, difficult Example Sentence:
Antonyms: easy, straightforward The sanguine lady started her new
Example Sentence: business.
Biology is considered as an intricate
subject. 10. DEMUR (VERB): disagree: (आपत्ति
5. RANCOUR (NOUN): bitterness, र्रना)
hatefulness: (द्वे ष ) Synonyms: vacillate, oppose
Synonyms: animosity, hostility Antonyms: accept, agree
Antonyms: friendliness, kindness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There were certain reasons to demur the
Although my friend betrayed me, I have proposal.
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1. UPHILL (ADJECTIVE): difficult:(कठिन) The opposition and the government
Synonyms: tough, unimaginable seemed to be focused on removing the
Antonyms: banal, mundane rift between them.
Example Sentence: 7. FORTHCOMING (ADJECTIVE): coming
The article had a glorious description in future: (आिामी)
regarding the uphill task done by the Synonyms: new, futuristic
army. Antonyms: obsolete, outdated
2. DROUGHT (NOUN): scarcity: (अकाल) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: shrink, depletion Ever since I was of tender age, I have
Antonyms: plentiful, lavish trained for forthcoming technical
Example Sentence: enhancements.
They criticized leaders who were 8. BORROW (VERB): to take by request:
responsible for the financial drought faced (ऋण ले ना)
by the nation. Synonyms: loan, beg
3. PLEA (NOUN): request: (तकक ) Antonyms: snatch, rob
Synonyms: pray, appeal Example Sentence:
Antonyms: order, instruct The new economic freedom has enabled
Example Sentence: people to borrow less and spend more.
The doctor’s plea for silence went 9. CRISIS (NOUN): problem: (संकट-
unheard, resulting in extreme discomfort स्थितत)
to the patient. Synonyms: mayhem, doom
4. ARREST (VERB): take in custody: Antonyms: prosperity, harmony
(गिरफ्तार करना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abstain, detain The writer’s crisis lies in the depiction of
Antonyms: liberate, emancipate negative characters in a positive way and
Example Sentence: vice versa.
The judge will seek reasons for the arrest 10. JUMBLE (VERB): disturb: (िड़बड़
without a legal warrant. करना)
5. CONFLICT (VERB): fight: (लड़ना) Synonyms: disturb, disorganize
Synonyms: brawl, scuffle Antonyms: organize, arrange
Antonyms: serene, peace Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: All of us can jumble up our lives but
They have conflicted again and again. many few of us can arrange it properly.
6. RIFT (NOUN): division: (मनमुटाव)
Synonyms: gap, difference
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1. BRACE (VERB): fortify:(बन्धनी) Synonyms: cheap, sleazy
Synonyms: gird, prepare Antonyms: nice, tasteful
Antonyms: free, let go Example sentence:
Example sentence: His house was in a tawdry location.
The posts were braced by timber.
7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): urgent:(डरावना)
2. TURGID Synonyms: drastic, extreme
(ADJECTIVE): swollen:(सजू ा हुआ) Antonyms: calm, mild
Synonyms: bloated, disintended Example sentence:
Antonyms: plain, simple The dire need is there to save water.
Example sentence:
A turgid river was ahead his way. 8. SAVVY (ADJECTIVE): calculating:
(जानकार)
3. TROVE (NOUN): accretion:(जमाव) Synonyms: cunning, impeachable
Synonyms: aggregation, agglomeration Antonyms: blameless, innocent
Antonyms: subtraction, dispersal Example sentence:
Example sentence: Why are you being so savvy?
I saw the cellar contained a trove of
rare wine. 9. CULPABLE (ADJECTIVE): guilty:
(आपराधधक)
4. TURBID (ADJECTIVE): dense:(गंदा) Synonyms: liable, cosset
Synonyms: muddy, murky Antonyms: upset, hurt
Antonyms: clear, neat Example sentence:
Example sentence: He is a culpable minister.
It was a turbid weather.
10. CONCOMITANT
5. TWINGE (NOUN): sharp pain:(टीस) (ADJECTIVE): contributing:(सहगामी)
Synonyms: ache, pang Synonyms: adjuvant, coefficient
Antonyms: advantage, blessing Antonyms: unrelated, accidental
I was feeling twinge in my heels. She loved mountaineering, with all its
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(ADJECTIVE): appropriate:(फ़ायदे मंद) Example Sentence:
He repelled the enemies away.
Synonyms: feasible, practicable
Antonyms: unfeasible, unseemly
7. INSURGENT
Example Sentence:
We gave them an expedient solution to (ADJECTIVE): rebellious:(द्ऱोही)
their problems. Synonyms: revolutionary, anarchical
Antonyms: obedient, subordinate
2. CRUMBLING Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): rotting:(कमज़ोर पड़ऩा) The insurgent activists were killed.
Synonyms: disintegrating, collapsing
8. PROVINCIAL (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: healing, restorative
Example Sentence: narrow:(सं कीर्ण)
The crumbling building got destroyed in Synonyms: bigoted, hidebound
minutes. Antonyms: broad-minded, liberal
Example Sentence:
3. PROVOKING The provincial views must be changed.
(ADJECTIVE): annoying:(गुस्स़ा भड़क़ाने
9. RETALIATE (VERB): get even with
व़ाल़ा)
someone:(जै से क़ो िै स़ा दे ऩा)
Synonyms: tormenting, vexing
Synonyms: reciprocate, retrospect
Antonyms: pleasing, soothing
Antonyms: pardon, forgive
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The provoking words of the boss made
The enemy didn’t retaliate at the same
him resign.
time.
4. RENDERED
10. PROFOUND
(ADJECTIVE): performed:(प्रतिप़ादन
(ADJECTIVE): thoughtful:(प्रक़ांड)
करऩा) Synonyms: philosophical, thorough
Synonyms: concluded, accomplished Antonyms: superficial, unintelligent
Antonyms: incomplete, unfinished Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He took profound steps.
They rendered a brilliant act of the play.
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Synonyms: reinforce, sustain
Antonyms: halt, neglect
Example Sentence:
His actions bolstered our actions.
6. REPEL (VERB): push

away:(हट़ाऩा/ट़ालऩा)
Synonyms: ward off, fend off
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1. GRUBBY (ADJECTIVE): dirty:(मै ला) Antonyms: lightly, calmly
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: filthy, soiled
She listened to her father gravely.
Antonyms: clean, spotless
Example Sentence:
7. DIAPHANOUS (ADJECTIVE): light,
His white coat was grubby and stained.
airy, transparent:(पारदशी)
2. IMPREGNABLE Synonyms: flimsy, clear
(ADJECTIVE): invincible:(अखंडनीय) Antonyms: opaque, thick
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: fortified, unyielding
Sunlight poured in through the diaphanous
Antonyms: breakable, destructible
curtains, brightening the room.
Example Sentence:
The old fort with its thick, high walls was
8. BLANDISHMENT (NOUN):
virtually impregnable.
flattery:(चापलूसी)
3. CONTEMPLATE (VERB): think about Synonyms: adulation, cajolery
seriously:(विचार करना) Antonyms: criticism, condemnation
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: consider, ponder
At first he used his arts
Antonyms: neglect, reject
of blandishment and honeyed words in
Example Sentence:
order to lure his boss.
Our busy schedule does not allow much
time to contemplate about the pleasant
9. QUACKERY
surroundings.
(NOUN): charlatanism:(नीमहकीमी)
4. CONSCIENTIOUS Synonyms: trickery, deception
(ADJECTIVE): thorough, Antonyms: reality, frankness
careful:(अंतविििेकशील) Example Sentence:
The meanest and most contemptible kind
of cheating is quackery.
Antonyms: careless, dishonest
Example Sentence:
The conscientious employees achieved the 10. AVENGE (VERB): retaliate:(बदला
target. लेना)
Synonyms: vindicate, punish
5. ELATION (NOUN): extreme
Antonyms: cheer, forgive
happiness:(आनं द) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bliss, ecstasy Hamlet delayed avenging the murder of
Antonyms: sorrow, woe his father.
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6. GRAVELY (ADVERB): very much;

desperately:(गं भीर भाि से )
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1. IMPECUNIOUS Synonyms: avoidance, boycott
(ADJECTIVE): having little or no Antonyms: acceptance, allowance
money:(निर्धि) Example Sentence:
Only cruel teachers can
Synonyms: penniless, penurious
follow ostracism and ill-treat their
Antonyms: wealthy, affluent
children.
Example Sentence:
Back in the eighties he was an
impecunious, would-be racing driver. 7. REPINE (VERB): complain:(शशकायत
करिा)
2. IMPERTURBABILITY (NOUN):
balance:(स्थिरता) Antonyms: appreciate, praise
Synonyms: aplomb, coolness Example Sentence:
Antonyms: agitation, anxiety She likes to repine about her colleagues.
Example Sentence:
His imperturbability always had the effect 8. FEINT (NOUN): pretense:(भुलावा)
of a goad upon his father’s temper.
Synonyms: ruse, bluff
Antonyms: honesty, truth
3. MERETRICIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
gaudy, flashy:(बिावटी शोभा युक्त) She pretended to be making great efforts
Synonyms: garish, loud to cope up with the course but it was
Antonyms: genuine, real merely a
Example Sentence: feint.
He believes in living a meretricious life.
9. INURE (VERB): accustom:(अभ्यथत
4. AUGURY (NOUN): omen:(शकुि)
करिा)
Synonyms: auspice, harbinger
Antonyms: short-sighted, assurance
Antonyms: neglect, soften
Example Sentence:
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This incident of his infancy was accepted
Poverty has inured them living in slums.
as an augury of his maturity, and he did
not
10. RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE):
belie it.
mysterious, obscure:(गूढ़)
5. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): slick, smooth- Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic
talking:(चिकिी िुपड़ी बातें करिे वाला) Antonyms: simple, straightforward
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: artful, facile
How else to explain the popularity of a
Antonyms: stuttering, inarticulate
novel so free of plot, so obsessed with
Example Sentence:
existential
She advises women with similar issues not
rumination and recondite philosophy?
to settle for glib explanations.
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1. OVERRIDE (VERB): abrogate: (के Example Sentence:
As the drivers’ argument became physical,
विरुद्ध निर्णय दे िा) a bystander had to intervene.
Synonyms: annul, nullify
Antonyms: sanction, validate 7. CHICANERY
Example Sentence: (NOUN): deception:(छल-कपट)
He decided to override his lawyer’s
Synonyms: trickery, duplicity
decision.
Antonyms: honesty, truthfulness
Example Sentence:
2. INVIOLABILITY (NOUN): sanctity:
He is up to his old chicanery, blaming all
(पवित्रता) democrats for the recession.
Synonyms: devotion, divinity
Antonyms: impiousness, irreverence 8.AGITATE (ADJECTIVE): disturb:
Example Sentence: (खलबली डालिा)
The priest proclaimed the inviolability of
Synonyms: churn, concuss
the temple.
Antonyms: calm, soothe
Example Sentence:
3. POSIT (VERB): suppose:(माििा) As his younger brother is a troublemaker,
Synonyms: assume, consider he likes to agitate his sister by hiding her
Antonyms: neglect, ignore dolls.
Example Sentence:
I shall posit her as my friend for the rest 9. CEREMONIAL (ADJECTIVE): ritual:
of my life. (रीनत सं बंधी)
Synonyms: solemn, august
4. UNPRECEDENTED
Antonyms: unimpressive, unceremonial
(NOUN): extraordinary:(अभूतपूिण) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bizarre, exceptional The tribe has different ceremonial dance
Antonyms: regular, common for each ceremony.
Example Sentence:
The Supreme Court has passed the 10. GRUELING (ADJECTIVE): arduous:
unprecedented verdict on Adultery. (भयं कर)
Synonyms: exhausting, laborious
5. CITY DWELLERS
(NOUN): townie:(शहरी) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: urbanite, city boy In between work and school, the medical
Antonyms: immigrant, foreigner student managed a very grueling schedule.
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6.BYSTANDAR (NOUN): observer:

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Synonyms: onlooker, witness
Antonyms: participant, associate
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1. DAWDLE (VERB): waste time:(समय This article had a gory description about
the ordeals faced by players who came
नष्ट करना) back after loosing a match.
Synonyms: laze, saunter 6. RAMPANT (NOUN): flourishing or
Antonyms: rush, hasten spreading unchecked:(अननयं त्रित)
Synonyms: uncontrolled, unbridled
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: restrained, moderate
People hasten to ask for help but often Example sentence:
dawdle when help is needed. Corruption is rampant and government is
trying its best to control it.
2. SCURRY (VERB): move along 7. FATHOM (VERB): to understand
swiftly:(शीघ्र चलना) after much thought:(पूर्ण रूप से समझना)
Synonyms: scamper, dash Synonyms: comprehend grasp
Antonyms: loaf, dawdle Antonyms: misinterpret, misunderstand
Example sentence:
Example Sentence: Since I have always scored good marks I
The little girl scurried towards her father cannot fathom why my teacher gave me
when he called her name. poor grades.
8. SPAWN (VERB): originate:(बनाना)
3. DENIGRATION
Synonyms: create, generate
(NOUN): belittlement:(बदनामी) Antonyms: destroy, kill
Synonyms: defamation, ridicule Example sentence:
The new economic freedom has spawned
Antonyms: cajolery, blandishment
hundreds of new small businesses.
Example Sentence: 9. LIMPID (ADJECTIVE): clear,
Those who denigrate others often do it to transparent:(पारदशणक )
hide their own failures. Synonyms: comprehensible, lucid
Antonyms: muddy obscure
4. DRUDGERY (NOUN): tedious
Example sentence:
work:(कठिन पररश्रम) The writer's limpid writing style greatly
Synonyms: labor, travail pleased readers who disliked complicated
novels.
Antonyms: lethargy, indolence
10. GRATIS (ADJECTIVE): free:(मुफ़्त)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: complementary, costless
To lose weight one has to endure the Antonyms: costly, expensive
drudgery of hard exercises. Example sentence:
5. ORDEAL (NOUN): unpleasant and Gratis distribution of net is already being
applied successfully in several
prolonged experience:(कठिन परीक्षा)
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1. BARB (NOUN): pointed comment:(कटाक्ष)
Synonyms: concise, brief
Synonyms: criticism, insult
Antonyms: compliment, praise Antonyms: lengthy, verbose
badly. In order to make it quick the teach gave pithy
2. GROVEL (VERB): kowtow:(गिड़गिड़ाना) explanation for all the questions.
Synonyms: beseech, kneel
8. PERVASIVE (ADJECTIVE): which is all
Antonyms: authorize, command
Example sentence: over the place.:(व्यापक)
They criticized leaders who grovelled for
Synonyms: omnipresent, prevalent
foreign patrons.
3. PALLIATE (VERB): to reduce the Antonyms: deficient, scanty
severity:(न्यूनीकरण)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abate, cover up
Antonyms: enlarge expose Unemployment is a pervasive issue in India
Example sentence: touching all the classes.
The doctor trusted that the new medication
would palliate her patient's discomfort. 9. HERMETIC (ADJECTIVE): airtight:(हिा
4. AMBIVALENCE (NOUN): the state of बंद)
having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas:(
उभयभागिता) Synonyms: impervious, sealed
Synonyms: doubt irresolution Antonyms: susceptible, penetrable
Antonyms: sureness, decisiveness
Example Sentence:
Example sentence:
The judge's ambivalence about the defendant's The cells were hermetic causing the prisoners
guilt caused a delay in the penalty portion of
to die of suffocation.
the trial.
5. NEOPHYTE (NOUN): beginner:(निदीगक्षत) 10. UTTERANCE
(NOUN): revelation:(अगभव्यगि)
Synonyms: amateur, novice
Synonyms: pronouncement, declaration
Antonyms: professional, expert
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Even the best player in the world was once a
The news would bubble inside his gut till it
neophyte at the sport.
finds utterance.
6. PRETENSION (NOUN): self-
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Antonyms: modesty, propriety
Example Sentence:
He is adored by millions because he lacks in
pretension.
7. PITHY (VERB): to the point:(सारिगभि त )
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1. FIDELITY (NOUN): Faithfulness to a Antonyms: familiar, regular
person:(विश्िस्तता) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: devotion, obedience
Antonyms: treachery disloyalty
Example sentence:
7. PIQUANT
For many fidelity to a religion creed is
admirable. (ADJECTIVE): sparkling:(सरस)
Synonyms: peppery, spicy
2. INSISTENCE Antonyms: flavorless, tasteless
(NOUN): demand:(आग्रह) Example Sentence:
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8. RUSTICATE
Our insistence for luxuries should not
cause a misery to anyone. (VERB): expel:(दं ड स्िरूप ननष्काससत
करना)
3. NEGATE Synonyms: dispel, ostracize
(VERB): contradict:(नकारना) Antonyms: incorporate, inculcate
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow Example Sentence:
Antonyms: allow, assist The principal will rusticate all the students
Example Sentence: who don’t deserve to be taught in a
The criminal will negate all charges if you healthy environment
failed to prove him guilty.
9. DRAPE (VERB): cover:(ढांकना)
4. QUEER Synonyms: wrap, envelop
(ADJECTIVE): abnormal:(असामान्य) Antonyms: unwrap, uncover
Synonyms: erratic, weird Example Sentence:
Antonyms: sensible, sound The snow draped everything as the
Example Sentence: temperature kept deteriorating.
They are queer in behavior and extremely
uncultured in their lifestyle. 10. PROMOTION
(NOUN): advancement:(उन्ननत)
5. STIMULATE Synonyms: elevation, aggrandizement
(VERB): provoke:(उत्ते जित करना) Antonyms: hindrance, debasement
Synonyms: elate, arouse Example Sentence:
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Example Sentence: deserved it in one way or the other.
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(ADJECTIVE): exceptional:(अभूतपूिव)
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1. WAFT (VERB): carry:(बहा ले जाना) 9. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): pertinent:

Synonyms: drift, convey (उपयक्ु त)
Antonyms: hold, keep Synonyms: germane, relevant
Example Sentence: Antonyms: inappropriate, improper
They waft the information. Example Sentence:
There was an apposite quotation written in the
2. ROCOCO (ADJECTIVE): florid: side of the wall.
(अत्यलंकृत)
10. ARROGATE (VERB): claim without
Synonyms: ornate, gilt
Antonyms: plain, undecorated justification:(हड़पना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: confiscate, expropriate
It was a rococo flower-vase. Antonyms: reject, refuse
Example Sentence:
3. CHIMERA (NOUN): bogy: They arrogate to themselves the ability to
Synonyms: delusion, monstrosity divine the nation's true interests.
Antonyms: certainty, reality
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4. PORTENT (NOUN): miracle:(कल्पना)

Synonyms: marvel, prodigy
Antonyms: expectation, doom
Example Sentence:
It was a portent that she won.
5. PERVERSION (NOUN): spoof:(विकृतत)

Synonyms: burlesque, distortion
Example Sentence:
The absurdly lenient sentence is a perversion
of justice.
6. BURGESS (NOUN): civilian:(नागरिक)

Synonyms: inhabitant, resident
Antonyms: alien, foreigner
Example Sentence:
He is a nice burgess.
8. ARRAIGN (VERB): accuse:(अपिाधी

ठहिाना)
Synonyms: incriminate, indict
Antonyms: exculpate, exonerate
Example Sentence:
She was arraigned on charges of attempted
murder.
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1. CONDESCENSION (NOUN) : Antonyms: boring, unfunny
disdain :(कृपालुता) Example Sentence:
He is such a likeable, amusing man.
Synonyms: civility, haughtiness
Antonyms: humility, inferiority
Example Sentence: 7. CAULK (VERB) :secure:( सन्िबन्ि
One should never या कलापट्टी करना)
show condescension to others. Synonyms: block, barricade
2. EDDY (NOUN):current:(भंव र, Example Sentence:
बवन्डर) The sensitive area was caulked with
the iron rods.
Synonyms: whirlpool, tide
Antonyms: calm, rest 8. CONGRUENT
Example Sentence:
Don’t know when will the eddy come (ADJECTIVE) :agreeable:(अनुकूल)
to rest? Synonyms: conforming, concurring
Antonyms: unharmonious, disagreeable
3. LEAVEN (VERB):ferment:(उत्प्रे रण) Example Sentence:
The committee reached on to
Synonyms: lighten, raise
a congruent decision.
Antonyms: darken, depress
Example Sentence:
One should always try to leaven one’s 9. DISSEMBLE (VERB):disguise:(ढोंग
knowledge. करना)
Synonyms: falsify, feign
4. LOLL (VERB) :lay sprawled:(आलस Antonyms: unmask, disclose
The little girl often dissembles her
Synonyms: laze, loiter feelings .
Antonyms: straighten, energize
Example Sentence: 10. DOTE (VERB):show excessive
They sing, loll and above all they
drink. fondness:(स्नेह में डूबना)
Synonyms: cherish, fawn
5. HOOK (VERB):catch:(फँसाना) Antonyms: ignore, offend
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: clasp, lock She doted on her two kids
Antonyms: release, unhitch
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6. JOCKEY (ADJECTIVE) :
amusing:(दिलचस्प)
Synonyms: entertaining, playful
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1. DISCERNMENT Antonyms: good, moral
(NOUN): perception:(समझ) Example Sentence:
Between 1868 and 1872 they added ten
Synonyms: acumen, understanding
millions by wanton extravagance to the State
Antonyms: ignorance, stupidity
debt.
Example Sentence:
Tact is skill in touching; nice perception or
discernment in dealing with others. 8. NULLIFY (VERB): cancel:(प्रभािहीि
करिा)
2. NARCISSISM (NOUN): egotism:(अहं कार) Synonyms: revoke, abolish
Synonyms: arrogance, selfishness Antonyms: approve, allow
Antonyms: shyness, timidity Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Fortunately, the attempt to nullify its benefits
Narcissism is a result of stunted growth and of proved ineffectual.
childhood abuse.
9. ALIGN (VERB): line up:(पंक्ततबद्ध करिा)
3. MUTINY (NOUN): resistance:(विद्रोह) Synonyms: array, adjust
Synonyms: defiance, insurrection Antonyms: disorder, mess up
Example Sentence: Similar instruction is given the troopers in
This was a clear case of mutiny, and the only aligning themselves to the left.
one in which I was ever implicated
. 10. GRAPPLE (VERB): grab:(भभड़ जािा)
4. SABOTAGE (NOUN): damage:(तोड़-फोड़) Synonyms: confront, cope
Synonyms: vandalism, disruption Antonyms: release, let go
Antonyms: fidelity, loyalty Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Every blood-vessel was striving to grapple
The sabotage of the Preliminary had been the with the present.
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Synonyms: extrude, extend
Antonyms: shrink, sink
Example Sentence:
She had no flesh left; her bones seemed to
protrude through the skin.
6. RECEDE (VERB): withdraw:(पीछे हटिा)

Synonyms: abate, regress
Antonyms: increase, extend
Example Sentence:
The Cabinet will recede more and more from
our principles, our party.
7.WANTON
(ADJECTIVE): extravagant:(आिारा)
Synonyms: lustful, outrageous
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The federal court decision will supersede
1. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): harsh: the decision of the lower court.
(बेददद )
Synonyms: cruel, strict 7. BESTOW (VERB): present:(िदान
Antonyms: contrite, pliable करना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: confer, entrust
Adolf Hitler was a draconian leader.
Antonyms: withhold, deprive
Example Sentence:
2. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): foul:(बहुत The principal will bestow the awards to
अप्रिय) the meritorious students.
Synonyms: toxic, pernicious
8. GRIM (ADJECTIVE): depressing:
Antonyms: good, healthy
Example Sentence: (प्रवकट)
This perfume has a noxious smell. Synonyms: gloomy, dark
3. PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
wise:(कुशाग्रबुद्धि) It was a grim night yesterday.
Synonyms: intelligent, astute
9. REINFORCE (VERB): strengthen:
Antonyms: dull, unperceptive
Example Sentence: (मजबूत बनाना)
This child has a perspicacious mind to Synonyms: assist, augment
solve the questions. Antonyms: discourage, obstruct
Example Sentence:
4. SPLURGY (ADJECTIVE): flamboyant Article 377 will surely reinforce the
:(ददखावटी) integrity of our law and order system.
Synonyms: showy, dashing
10. UNWITTINGLY (ADVERB): not
Antonyms: plain, modest
Example Sentence: knowing:(अननच्छापूवदक)
The singer loves to wear splurgy suits Synonyms: accidently, unintentionally
while performing. Antonyms: knowingly, purposefully
Example Sentence:
5. TIFF (NOUN): dispute:(मनमुटाव) The little girl unwittingly let the sneaky
kitten out the back door when she left for
Synonyms: squabble, fight
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Antonyms: accord, harmony
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आना)
Antonyms: founder, precede
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1. VITUPERATE (VERB): criticize 7. FLEECE (VERB): steal:(चुराना)
harshly:(ननिंदा करना) Synonyms: defraud, swindle
Synonyms: accuse, blame Antonyms: give, offer
Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He fleeced the gold coins from the pot.
Vinta Nanda Vituperated Alok Nath for
his misconduct. 8 8. CONCURRING (ADJECTIVE):
agreeable:(एक मत होना)
2. TURPITUDE (NOUN):
Synonyms: conforming, concurring
depravity:(भ्रष्टता) Antonyms: disagreeable
Synonyms: corruption, criminality Example Sentence:
Antonyms: decency, morality The committee reached on to
Example Sentence: a concurring decision.
Alok was sentenced to life in prison for
the acts of turpitude he committed. 9. DISSIMULATE (VERB):
disguise:(निपाना)
3. PEPSINATE (VERB): ferment:(बढ़ाना) Synonyms: falsify, feign
Synonyms: lighten, raise Antonyms: unmask, disclose
Antonyms: darken, depress Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The little girl often dissembles her
One should always try to pepsinate one’s feelings.
knowledge.
10. UNFLAPPABLE (ADJECTIVE): cool
4. UNCTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): and calm:(आसानी से विचललत न होने
ingratiating:(चापलूस)
िाला)
Synonyms: buttery, smarmy
Synonyms: composed, impassive
Antonyms: blunt, genuine
Antonyms: disconcerted, nervous
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Navneet considers me unctuous.
Amit is a sheerly unflappable man.
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Example Sentence:
He hooked a large fish.
6. WANGLE (VERB): manipulate

someone:(प्राप्त कर लेना)
Synonyms: finagle, maneuver
Antonyms: abandon, discard
Example Sentence:
He wangled a free ticket to the show.
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1. STIFLE (VERB): Restrain:(बुझाना) Synonyms: light, sublime
Antonyms: earthly, indelicate
Synonyms: suppress, repress
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: release, free
In this ethereal realm are the currents
Example Sentence:
that make possible wireless telegraphy.
She makes no attempt to stifle a yawn.
8. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE):
2. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): Old-
Chastened:(पश्चात्तापी)
fashioned:(अप्रचलित)
Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful
Synonyms: obsolete, antiquated
Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic
Antonyms: latest, modern Example Sentence:
He was so contrite that he wrote me a letter of
Example Sentence: apology.
These archaic practices are advocated by peop
le of limited outlook. 9. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): Abundance:(प्राचु
र्य)
3. PRUNE (VERB): Pare down:(छााँटना)
Synonyms: trim, reduce
Antonyms: include, increase
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I shall come from London Town with a cornu
Economic hard times are forcing the
copia of presents.
companies to prune their budget.
4. ASCENSION (NOUN): Taking 10. FLOP (VERB): Slump:(धिर पड़ना)

over:(अधिरोहण) Synonyms: fall, drop
Antonyms: succeed, achieve
Example Sentence:
She flopped, exhausted, on to the sofa.
Example Sentence:
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harder:(ठोस बनाना)
Example Sentence:
The blood supply to the skin is reduced when
muscles stiffen.
6. FRET (VERB): To worry:(धचढ़ना)

Synonyms: agonize, bother
Example Sentence:
She was always fretting about something or
the other.
7. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely

delicate:(हल्का)
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1. STAID (ADJECTIVE): serious:(गंभीर) The iron rods provide basic stilt to the
building.
Synonyms: steady, conventional
Example Sentence: 8. SQUAT (ADJECTIVE): broad:(चौड़ा)
He is a staid professor. Synonyms: splay, chunky
2. GOB (NOUN): multitude:(ढे र सारा) Example Sentence:
Anish was a muscular and squat man.
Synonyms: abundance, fullness
9. SUPERCILIOUS
Example Sentence:
All bakery products are found in gob at this (ADJECTIVE): bossy:(नकचढा)
outlet. Synonyms: cocky, haughty
3. REVEL (NOUN): carousal:(आनंदोत्सव) Example Sentence: He has
a supercilious attitude.
10. SMUG (ADJECTIVE): pleased with
Example Sentence:
They all had a huge nocturnal revel out there. oneself:(दं भी)
4.SUBSISTENCE (NOUN): livelihood:(जीवव Antonyms: unsure, unhappy with oneself
Example Sentence: He is utterly
का) a smug person.
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5. DABBLER (NOUN): dilettante:( शौक़ीन)

Synonyms: abecedarian, novice
Antonyms: expert, professional
Example Sentence:
Ayush is a dabbler singer.
6. SEDUCE (VERB): lure:(बहकाना)

Example Sentence:
Ripen mangoes seduced the travellers on the
way.
7. STILT (NOUN): footing:(चलने के ललये

बड़े डंडे)
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1. CONDONE (VERB): Ignore: (ध्यान न Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
Example Sentence:
दे ना) It is a matter of great esteem.
Synonyms: excuse, forgive
Antonyms: veto, regard 8. ALACRITOUS (ADJECTIVE): Quick:
Example Sentence: (फुतीला)
I condoned him at the party.
Synonyms: brisk, speedy
Antonyms: slow, lag
2. SURMOUNT (VERB): Conquer: (विजय Example Sentence:
पाना) He is so alacritous to be caught.
Synonyms: defeat, overpower
Antonyms: surrender, yield 9. BLABBER (VERB): Talk foolishly
Example Sentence: : (बकिास करना)
He surmounted his enemy. Synonyms: babble, blather
Antonyms: be quiet, be silent
3. OBLOQUY (NOUN): Calumny: (ननिंदा) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: aspersion, humiliation Don’t blabber before your boss.
Antonyms: commendation, exaltation
Example Sentence: 10. BRAG (VERB): Boast: (ड िं ग मारना)
His parent could not stand their obloquy at the Synonyms: bluster, gloat
party. Antonyms: be modest, be quiet
Example Sentence:
4. SOLIDARITY (NOUN): Union: (एकता) She always brags about her achievements.
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5. HARDLINE (ADJECTIVE): Unyielding:

(कट्टरपिंथ)
Synonyms: militant, staunch
Example Sentence:
Those hardline opinions he carries would lead
him nowhere.
6. STORMY (ADJECTIVE): Violent like a

storm: (प्रचण्ड)
Example Sentence:
their career.
7. ESTEEM (NOUN): Respect: (आदर)

Synonyms: regard, honour
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1. FOOTLOOSE (ADJECTIVE): Easy His eyes were looking
going:(कह ीं भी जाने को आज़ाद) painstakingly weakened.
Synonyms: unattached, free and 8. SUBLIME
easy
Antonyms: bound, enslaved (ADJECTIVE): Magnificent:(उत्कृष्ट)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: glorious, heavenly
I am a footloose person and so is she. Antonyms: inferior, lowly
Example Sentence:
2. ROLLICKING The function we attended took place at
(ADJECTIVE): Joyous:(मौज उडानेवाला) a sublime lodge.
Synonyms: jaunty, spirited 9. ENSCONCE
Antonyms: sad, depressed
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): Situate:(आश्रय दे ना)
We enjoyed his rollicking performance. Synonyms: stash, cache
Antonyms: unsettle, depart
3. LANGUID Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): Dropping:(कमज़ोर) There is no need to worry about the witness
because she is ensconced in the safe house.
Synonyms: sluggish, laid-back
Antonyms: energetic, lively
Example Sentence: 10. DETOUR (NOUN): Deviation:(ववमागग)
Why are you looking so languid? Synonyms: turn, diversion
Antonyms: straightness, direction
4. MURKY (ADJECTIVE): Dark:(धींधला) Example Sentence:
Due to metro work, traffic has to
Synonyms: gloomy, dreary follow detour.
Antonyms: bright, luminous
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The stress lines on his face are the clear sign
of murky life that he is leading.
5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming:(बााँका)

Synonyms: dashing, raffish
Antonyms: boorish, adhesive
Example Sentence:
He is a rakish man.
6. COHORT (NOUN): Companion:(सींगी)

Synonyms: comrade, partner
Example Sentence:
Adivasis and their cohort made the violent
protest.
7. WEAKENED
(ADJECTIVE): Depleted:(कमज़ोर)
Synonyms: exhausted, tired
Antonyms: energetic, invigorated
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1. PRODIGY (NOUN): (गुणी): person who Synonyms: orthodox, biased
is an expert
Synonyms: virtuoso, adept Example Sentence:
In old days most of the people had
fanatical thinking.
Example Sentence:
He is a prodigy in painting.
8. SKULLDUGGERY (NOUN):
(फरे ब): tricky behaviour
2. WHEEDLE (VERB): (खुशामद से मना
लेना): flatter Antonyms: probity, modesty
Synonyms: cajole, coax Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disgust, bully He always knew about his brother’s
Example Sentence: skullduggery towards others.
To wheedle your boss is not a solution
of every problem. 9. QUASH (VERB): (समाप्त
करना): cancel
3. EFFACE (VERB): (ममटाना): destroy
Synonyms: revoke, abrogate
Synonyms: abolish, annihilate
Antonyms: permit, authorize
Antonyms: retain, maintain
Example Sentence:
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For no reasons her job offer letter was
He effaced the building completely.
quashed.
4. EPIGRAM (NOUN): (चुटकुला): joke 10. NOVICE (NOUN):
Synonyms: witticism, quirk (नवमशक्षित): beginner
Synonyms: tyro, learner
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: expert, veteran
Example Sentence:
Ankit was a complete novice in foreign
affairs.
5. NOISY (ADJECTIVE): (उधमी): loud,
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It was a noisy party.

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He feuded unnecessarily with his
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1. NEUROSIS 7. VOLTE-FACE
(NOUN): inhibition:(विक्षिप्त) (NOUN): annulment:(पि परििततन)
Synonyms: aberration, abnormality Synonyms: cancellation, rescinding
Antonyms: normality, sanity Antonyms: enactment, validation
Ritika got a neurosis about chemicals There was a volte-face for Naveen
and imagined them everywhere doing about the decision to marry Natasha.
her harm.
8. AFFABLE
2. BASTION (NOUN): bulwark:(गढ़) (ADJECTIVE): friendly:(ममलनसाि)
Synonyms: support, stronghold Synonyms: amiable, genial
Antonyms: weak spot, weakness Antonyms: rude, unfriendly
The king had his place fortified with She has an affable nature.
bastions.
9. OBVERSE (NOUN): opposite:(सीधी
3. PORTENTOUS
तिफ़)
(ADJECTIVE): alarming:(अपशकुन)
Synonyms: complement, counterpart
Synonyms: intriguing, haunting Antonyms: back, rear
Antonyms: encouraging, hopeful Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He needs to practise humbleness which
She has given a portentous is the obverse of your usual arrogance.
performance.
10. EAGER
4. WIELD (VERB): apply:(सँभालना) (ADJECTIVE): anxious:(अधीि)
Synonyms: operate, exercise Synonyms: keen, ambitious
Antonyms: fail, misuse Antonyms: dispassionate, uneager
She wielded the new rules carefully. The CBI was eager to prosecute the
vice chancellor for extortion.
5. DIMINUTION
(NOUN): weakening:(कमी)
Antonyms: expansion, growth Write us-
An oversupply made a permanent
diminution in the product’s value.
6. JIBE (VERB): conform:(मेल खाना)

Synonyms: match, tally
Antonyms: differ, disagree
Example Sentence:
She jibed all the details of the
account.
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1. SUSCEPTIBLE (ADJECTIVE): The purpose of the fence is to dissuade my

vulnerable:(अतिसंवेदनशील) neighbours from trespassing on my property.
Synonyms: receptive, prone
Antonyms: insensitive, resistant 7. EXODUS (NOUN): leaving:(कूच)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: departure, retreat
Dress your children warmly because they are Antonyms: arriving, coming
very susceptible to illness after being exposed Example Sentence:
to cold weather. Because of the exodus of so many refugees,
the town’s public shelters were filled to
2. FEAT (NOUN): accomplishment:(कमाल) overflowing.
Synonyms: triumph, victory
Antonyms: failure, forfeit 8. PLIGHT (NOUN): dilemma:(गंभीर स्थिति)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: predicament, quandary
The man was honored when the king learned Antonyms: advantage, benefit
of his feat. Example Sentence:
Most wealthy people are unaware of the
3. DERELICT plight suffered by people who are hungry and
(ADJECTIVE): disregardful:(त्यागा हुआ ) homeless.
Synonyms: regardless, remiss 9. ARCHETYPAL (ADJECTIVE): most
Example Sentence: typical:(आद्यप्ररूपीय)
Thanks to several volunteer organizations in Synonyms: stereotypical, hackneyed
our community, many derelict areas have Antonyms: atypical, unique
been turned into stunning gardens. Example Sentence:
4. WOE (NOUN): suffering:(दुःु ख)
10.
Antonyms: contentment, blessing CHRONIC (ADJECTIVE): incessant:(चचरका
Example Sentence: ललक)
Because the witch was angry about being Synonyms: persistent, continual
excluded from the festivities, she promised a Antonyms: halting, ceasing
lifetime of woe to the prince’s parents. Example Sentence:
She has been dealing with chronic pain for
5. ACQUISITION several months.
(NOUN): acquirement:(अर्जन )
Antonyms: lack, failure Write us-
After appearing on a travel show, the small
hotel was experiencing an acquisition of
reservations.
6. DISSUADE (VERB): thwart:(रोकना)

Synonyms: divert, prevent
Antonyms: help, aid
Example Sentence:
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1.CADAVEROUS (ADJECTIVE): pale:(पीला Example Sentence:
वििर्ण)
Synonyms: blanched, ashen 8. MOROSE (ADJECTIVE): glum:(उदास)
Antonyms: lively, lifelike
Synonyms: grouchy, cranky
Example Sentence:
Her face looked so cadaverous.
Example Sentence:
Her father’s funeral was a morose event which
2. DECADENT (ADJECTIVE): corrupt:
left her and her family in tears.
(अनैतिक)
Synonyms: immoral, depraved 9. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): meek:(संकोची)
Antonyms: moral, noble
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: brave, confident
He is a decadent person.
Example Sentence:
You are kind of diffident person.
3. CASTIGATION (NOUN): punishment:
(दं ड)
10. DEBACLE (NOUN): catastrophe:(विध्िंस)
Synonyms: chastisement, retribution
Synonyms: beating, collapse
Antonyms: pardon, forgiveness
Antonyms: attainment, accomplishment
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I am not afraid of castigation
When the movie was released, it was called a
debacle by the audience.
4. CAPITULATION (NOUN):
giving in:(आत्मसपणर् )
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Antonyms: defending, finding
Example Sentence:
I was overwhelmed with my brother’s
capitulation to allow me to drive his car.
5. PRECOCIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
exceptionally smart:(अत्याधिक बुद्धिमान)
Example Sentence:
She is extremely precocious girl of our college.
6. PLACID (NOUN): calm:(नम्र)

Synonyms: serene, tranquil
Example Sentence:
Placid surroundings of Kashmir enthralled me
deep within.
7. DELETERIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
detrimental:(क्षतिकर)
Synonyms: harmful, destroying
Antonyms: helpful, aiding
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1. DECOY (NOUN): Trap: (पाश) 7. MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): Adequate:
Synonyms: attraction, inducement (पर्ााप्त)
Antonyms: honesty, frankness Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick Example Sentence:
it into the cage. The patient needs middling amount of
2. DEBONAIR (ADJECTIVE): Charming:
(मोहक)
8. MOUTHY (ADJECTIVE): Talkative:
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant (िाचाल)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: chatty, gabby
Suneet has a debonair personality. Antonyms: reticent, silent
Example Sentence:
3. PESTILENT (ADJECTIVE): Baneful: Mohak is an extremely mouthy boy.
(प्राणघाती)
Synonyms: contagious, deleterious 9. CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): Ill-
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous tempered: (झगडालू)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
To many, homeless beggars are nothing Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
more than pestilent irritants. Example Sentence:
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): Be responsible
for: (करना) 10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): Moist: (नम)
Synonyms: carry out, commit Synonyms: clammy, muggy
dank.
5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming and
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6. ENGROSS (VERB): (मोहहत

करना): Bewitch
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1. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): Abundance: His sanctimonious expressions explained
(प्रचुरता) his intentions.
Antonyms: need, lack 7. SULLEN (ADJECTIVE): Morose: (उिास)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: gloomy, brooding
I shall come from London Town with a Antonyms: cheerful, pleasant
cornucopia of presents. Example Sentence:
2. FRET (VERB): Feel uneasy:

(चचड़चचड़ाना) The offenders lapsed into a sullen
silence.
Synonyms: be upset, be anxious
8. CHAOTIC (ADJECTIVE): Disordered:
Example Sentence:
She was always fretting about something (अराजकतापूर्ण)
or the other. Synonyms: uncontrolled, lawlesss
Antonyms: ordered, organized
3. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely Example Sentence:
delicate: (कोमल) My house becomes a chaotic place in the
absence of my wife.
Synonyms: light, sublime
9. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): Chastened:
Example Sentence:
In this ethereal realm are the currents (पछताया हुआ)
that make possible wireless telegraphy. Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful
Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic
4.UNLETTERED Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): Uneducated: (ननरक्षर) He was so contrite that he wrote me a
letter of apology.
Synonyms: ignorant, illiterate
Antonyms: educated, literate
Example Sentence: 10. PRUNE (VERB): Pare down:(काटना/
Such misconceptions have not been छााँटना)
confined to the unlettered masses.
5. SPRIGHTLY (ADJECTIVE): Lively:
Example Sentence:
(प्रमुदित) Economic hard times are forcing the
Synonyms: agile, active companies to prune their budget.
Antonyms: spiritless, lethargic
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6. SANCTIMONIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Self-

righteous: (पाखंडी)
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1. PROCLIVITY (NOUN): Inclination: 7. PRECINCT (NOUN): Department:
(इच्छा/प्रवत्तृ ि) (प्रसीमा)
Synonyms: penchant, predilection Synonyms: area, ward
Antonyms: dislike, hate Antonyms: whole, full
Your proclivity towards him is getting I am working in this precinct.
on my nerves.
8. CONTEMPORANEOUS
2. SARTORIAL (ADJECTIVE): Pertaining (ADJECTIVE): Coeval: (आधुननक)
to tailors: (दर्ज़ी-संबंधी) Synonyms: simultaneous,
Synonyms: stylish, elegant contemporary
Antonyms: frumpy, dumpy Antonyms: different, separate
Those sartorial coats made me chew The contemporaneous ringing of the
the cud. multiple phone lines kept the new
receptionist very busy.
3. CAULK (VERB): Secure: (गहनी करना)
9. PUNITIVE (ADJECTIVE): Retaliatory:
Synonyms: block, barricade
Antonyms: free, loosen (दं डात्मक)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: vindictive, punishing
Faiz caulked me from a broken reed. Antonyms: beneficial, rewarding
Example Sentence:
4. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): Protecting: Don’t be punitive otherwise you’ll get
(संरक्षी) into a soup.
Synonyms: guardian, advisory
10. QUIETUDE (NOUN): Calm:
Example Sentence: (शांनि/संिोष)
Ajay is using tutelary fabian policy in Synonyms: doldrums, hush
his company. Antonyms: disturbance, agitation
Example Sentence:
5. PURGE (NOUN): Elimination: Be quietude don’t escape your lips.
(पररशोध)
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Example Sentence:
Naimish was feeling shy of telling her
about her purge from the contest.
6. QUANTUM (NOUN): Quantity: (मात्रा)

Synonyms: sum, amount
Example Sentence:
While quantum energy could not be
measured fully, the scientist continued
to work on the experiment.
1. PATOIS (NOUN): jargon:(खास बोली) 8. MAMMOTH (ADJECTIVE): huge:(विशालकाय)
Synonyms: argot, dialect Synonyms: enormous, gargantuan
Antonyms: standard, normal Antonyms: little, miniature
Most words were understood by teenager, but the A mammoth project will be completed very soon.
gentleman looked confused at some of the words
due to the teenager’s patois. 9. CONVENE (VERB): bring together for a
meeting:(एकत्र होना)
2. PRECEPT (NOUN): law:(आदे श)
Synonyms: doctrine, axiom Antonyms: disperse, separate
Antonyms: lawlessness, disbelief
Example Sentence:
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Change is the precept of the nature. The Chief Justice must convene a meeting of
the full court.
3. FERMENT (NOUN): agitation and
10. PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow-
excitement among a group of people:(विक्षोभ)
minded:(संकुचचत)
Synonyms: frenzy, storm Synonyms: petty, limited
Antonyms: calm, peace Antonyms: cosmopolitan, liberal
The highest court was in a state of ferment. A parochial approach is not enough to get success
in life.
4. MAUL (VERB): Savage:(घायल करना)
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Example Sentence:
A boy was mauled by a lion at Lucknow Zoo.
5. DELINEATE (VERB): describe

precisely:(िर्णन करना)
Example Sentence:
The judge delineated the composition of the
bench to hear the case.
6. RETROGRADE
(ADJECTIVE): Declining:(पश्चगामी)
Example Sentence:
The company is consistently facing the retrograde
growth parameter this year.
7. QUEASY (ADJECTIVE): not

feeling well:(व्याकुल)
Synonyms: sick, ill
Antonyms: comfortable, healthy
Example Sentence:
He didn’t want to do any work because he felt
queasy.
1. TURMOIL (NOUN): chaos:(खलबली) Antonyms: unusually, affectedly
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: turbulence, ferment
The inherently dangerous nature of the bull-
taming event is a major concern.
Example Sentence:
There was widespread turmoil in the city.
generation of people:(भावी पीढी)
2. RIFT (NOUN): a flaw, fault:(मनमट ु ाव)
Synonyms: breach, fissure
Antonyms: closure, agreement
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
This incident is regarded by posterity as an
It is a great misfortune that an internal rift has
aberration rather than a precedent.
moved inexorably towards a full-blown crisis.
9. INTROSPECTION (NOUN): the
3. INEXORABLY (ADVERB): in a way that
examination of one’s own mental
is impossible to stop:(अनवरत रूप से )
processes.:(आत्मववश्लेष ण)
Synonyms: ferociously, atrociously
Synonyms: contemplation, reflection
Antonyms: gently, humanely
Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The public is enraged by the inexorable rise in
It is a moment for collective introspection.
petroleum prices.
4. DISSENSION (NOUN): disagreement that 10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): moist:(सीला)

leads to discord:(मतभेद )
Synonyms: controversy, friction Example Sentence:
Antonyms: harmony, conformity The kitchen was very dank.
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5. LAX (ADJECTIVE): careless:(शिथिलीकरण)

Synonyms: negligent, derelict
Example Sentence:
One of the problems is lax security for airport
personnel
6. OMINOUS (ADJECTIVE): giving the

worrying impression:(अननष्टसच ू क)
Example Sentence:
A suggestion that is being read by some as an
ominous reference to an unknown external
hand.
7. INHERENTLY (ADVERB): in
characteristics way:(अंतरननहीत रूप से )
Synonyms: naturally, genetically
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1. ARENA (NOUN): an area surrounded by Synonyms: intuition, premonition
seating in which sports are held:(अखाडा) Antonyms: certainty, fact
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: field, ring
The commentators had various hunches about
Antonyms: sky, vault
the outcome of the next election.
Example Sentence:
The barricades separating the spectators from
the arena were inadequate. 8. INTENSIFY (VERB): aggravate:(तीव्र
करना)
2. ONLOOKER (NOUN): spectator:
Synonyms: enhance, increase
(तमाशबीन) Antonyms: diminish, hinder
Synonyms: observer, viewer Example Sentence:
Antonyms: participant, player The PDS in Jharkhand is intensified by the
Example Sentence: NFSA.
Two onlookers have died in the space of two
days in the Jallikattu events. 9. DISCLOSE (VERB): to make known:(प्रकट
3. CIPHER (NOUN): Nonexistence:(शून्य) करना)

Synonyms: nonentity, nobody Synonyms: divulge, expose
Antonyms: entity, somebody Antonyms: cover, hide
He is worried of his cipher. You should not disclose your name here.
4. INDUCT (VERB): allow into:(भरती करना) 10. FUME (VERB): rage:(क्रुद्ध होना)
Synonyms: invest, install Synonyms: seethe, blow up
Antonyms: close, reject Antonyms: be happy, be calm
With some of the events inducting more than The people of the town fumed against the
400 bulls and almost twice as many tamers government.
are seen here.
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position:(अग्र स्थान)
Synonyms: limelight, front
Antonyms: background, history
Example Sentence:
The AWBI was earlier in the forefront of
mismanagement.
6. SUBMISSION (NOUN): agreement:(ननवे द

न)
Synonyms: appeasement, capitulation
Antonyms: disagreement, resistance
Example Sentence:
The SC banned Jallikattu on the basis of
submissions made by the AWBI.
7. HUNCH (NOUN): instinct:(सहज प्रव ृत्ति)

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1. SIPHON (VERB): transfer We had a lot of banter in the locker room.
illegally:(बेइमानी से ननकालना)
Synonyms: transport, draw off 8. HEARTFELT (ADJECTIVE): sincere:
Antonyms: conclude, finish (हार्दि क)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: genuine, unaffected
Those who failed the biometric test was
Antonyms: insincere, pretended
siphoned off with abandon.
Example Sentence:
I pay my heartfelt regards to them.
2. REVENGE (NOUN): reaction to a wrong
9. SNITCH (VERB): reveal:(खुलासा करना)
action:(प्रनिकार)
Synonyms: vengeance, retribution
Synonyms: divulge, evince
Antonyms: forgiveness, pardon
Antonyms: conceal, suppress
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I will surely take revenge for I have suffered.
Ravi is going to snitch the secret.
10. BOOR (NOUN): clod:(असभ्य व्यष्क्ति)

3. RAMPAGE (NOUN): riot:(उपद्रव)
Synonyms: disturbance, frenzy
Synonyms: barbarian, brute
Antonyms: calm, harmony
Antonyms: charmer, enthusiast
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
On a deadly rampage, a person killed an
Why do act as a boor?
innocent man.
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(संयममि)
Synonyms: hushed, muted
Antonyms: boisterous, communicative
Example Sentence:
He was subdued by his boss.
5. STAGNATION (NOUN): inactivity:

(ननष्क्रियिा)
Antonyms: movement, activity
Example Sentence:
It is hard to bear the stagnation of the
economy.
6. MOMENTUM (NOUN): push:(िाक़ि)

Example Sentence:
7. BANTER (NOUN): fun:(मज़ा)

Synonyms: chitchat, gossip
Example Sentence:
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1. INVECTIVE (NOUN): verbal abuse:(न द
िं ा 7. CASTIGATE (VERB): berate:(दर्
ु वच
कर ा) कह ा)
Synonyms: denunciation, tirade Synonyms: chastise, criticize
Antonyms: exculpation, exoneration Antonyms: praise, laud
The invective he faced for his actions were of She was castigated by the teacher.
no effect.
8. SURGE (NOUN): growth:(बढ़त)
2. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm:(शािंत) Synonyms: deluge, upsurge
Synonyms: laid-back, placid Antonyms: decline, decrease
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Sudden surge can be seen in dollar in the
Afghan refugees have never been given space stock exchange today.
in India nor should Baloch political dissident.
9.PORTLINESS (NOUN): overweight:(मोटाप
3. ABSOLVE (VERB): To forgive; to free
)
from guilt:(मुक्त कर ा)
Synonyms: adiposity, corpulence
Synonyms: exculpate, pardon
Antonyms: slimness, thinness
Antonyms: accuse, blame
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
They adopt surgical procedures for portliness.
Marta felt greatly relieved after her mother
absolved her for breaking the vase.
10. REVELRY (NOUN): merrymaking:(आ िं
4. BUFFOONERY (NOUN): Foolish दोत्सर्)
behavior:(मसखराप ) Synonyms: debauchery, carousal
Synonyms: jocularity, clowning Antonyms: sadness, mourning
Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Siddhartha is involved in revelry these days.
Clarence, an irrepressible comic, was held
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5. GARISH (ADJECTIVE): offensively
bright:(भड़कीला)
Example Sentence:
6. BALK (VERB): hesitate:(टाल जा ा)

Example Sentence:
He balked at such a drastic solution.
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1. RESUSCITATE Synonyms: nervy, edgy
(VERB): revive:(पुनर्जीवित करना) Antonyms: unworried, composed
Synonyms: energise, invigorate Example Sentence:
Your uptight behavior can get you
Antonyms: destroy, bore
rejected in an interview.
Example Sentence:
An ambulance crew tried to resuscitate
him. 7. DRIP (VERB): drop:(टपकन)
Synonyms: dribble, drizzle
2. ACQUISITION Antonyms: collect, pour
(NOUN): obtaining:(अभिग्रहण) Example Sentence:
Everyone must ensure that water
Synonyms: gain, receiving
doesn’t drips away uselessly.
Antonyms: loss, failure
Example Sentence:
There was an acquisition among travel 8. PERVADE (VERB): spread through:(सब
agents. र्जगह फैल र्जाना)
3. OPPRESS (VERB): subdue:(दबाना) Antonyms: block, hinder
Synonyms: torment, trample Example Sentence:
Antonyms: encourage, aid The poison must be blocked before it
Example Sentence: pervades Ridhima’s vital organs.
The tyrant general oppressed his
people. 9. KUDOS (NOUN): praise:(प्रशंसा)
Synonyms: applause, eminence
4. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever:(चालाक) Antonyms: condemnation,
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit denunciation
Antonyms: foolish, idiotic Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Meenakshi was looking for kudos rather
Chintan is a canny person. than profit.
5. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): shy:(शर्मीला) 10. DISGORGE (VERB): vomit:(उगल दे ना)

Synonyms: timid, hesitant Synonyms: discharge, regurgitate
Antonyms: confident, brave Antonyms: suck, consume
Varun was a diffident child in such a Nidhi was disgorging whatever she was
large family. eating.
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Antonyms: definite, obvious
Example Sentence:
6. UPTIGHT
(ADJECTIVE): nervous:(तनािग्रस्त)
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1. PERUSE (VERB): Examine:(अवलोकन For those who break the law,
revocation of their business license
करना) may result.
Synonyms: Scrutinize, Inspect
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook 7. IMPUNITY (NOUN): freedom:(छुटकारा)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: immunity, exception
The case history was being perused by
Antonyms: denial, prohibition
the FBI.
Example Sentence:
The impunity enjoyed by them
2. HOSTILITY
implicated in animals killing.
(NOUN): antagonism:(द्वेष)
Synonyms: aggression, meanness 8. INDELIBLE
Antonyms: friendship, goodwill (ADJECTIVE): indestructible:(जो ममट न
Example Sentence:
Their hostility is to all outsiders. सके)
3. EVOKE (VERB): induce:(आह्वान करना) Antonyms: strong, healthy
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: arouse, stimulate
The story made an indelible impression
Antonyms: calm, repress
on me.
Example Sentence:
She is evoked in India when a house is
being built to ensure its completion. 9. SPEARHEAD (VERB): lead:(नेतत्ृ व
करना)
4. MOLLYCODDLE
(VERB): pamper:(अत्यधिक ध्यान दे ना) Antonyms: end, finish
Synonyms: overprotect, cater to Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignore, neglect He is spearheading a campaign to
Example Sentence: reduce the number of accidents at
I found school very difficult, and work.
realized I'd been mollycoddled at
home. 10. IMPOUND (VERB): confine:(बन्द
5. ADVERSARIAL करना)
(ADJECTIVE): opposing:(ववरोिात्मक) Synonyms: imprison, seize
Antonyms: free, let go
Synonyms: adverse, antipathetic Example Sentence:
Unfortunately, those people will be
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impounded in the prison.
I faced the adversarial nature of the
party candidates.
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(NOUN): annulment:(खण्डन)
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1. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): The situation of draught has become
(संकोची) Reserved dire.
Antonyms: Bold, Brave 8. SURGE (NOUN): (वद्
ृ धि) Growth
Example Sentence: Synonyms: Deluge, Upsurge
Swastika is too outgoing for anyone to Antonyms: decline, decrease
ever accuse her of being demure. Example Sentence:
Sudden surge was seen in dollar in the
2. DEFILE (VERB): (मैला कर दे ना) To stock exchange.
make impure or dirty
Synonyms: Contaminate, Degrade 9. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अति
Antonyms: Cleanse, Upgrade दष्ु ट,कुटटल) Very Evil And Wicked
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: Sinful, Vicious
Everybody knows smoking weed defiles
Antonyms: Kind, Pleasing
one’s body.
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3. SIEGE (VERB): (परे शान करना) Harass To call that new students names, was
Synonyms: Beset, Badger not only mean, but nefarious.
Antonyms: Aid, Assist
Example Sentence: 10. PLEBEIAN (NOUN): (सवव सािारण) Not
They was sieging other students over worthy of the upper classes.
new stationery.
Synonyms: Mediocre, Ordinary
Antonyms: Extraordinary, Aristocratic
4. GROUSE (NOUN): complaint:(शशकवा) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: gripe, grouch My spoiled cousins called the
Antonyms: praise, compliment restaurant a plebeian place.
Example Sentence:
I have no grouse against my wife.
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Antonyms: Careless, Thoughtless
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6. CRIMP (VERB): (शसकोड़ना) Fold

Antonyms: Smooth, Straighten
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7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक) Terrible

Synonyms: Dreadful, Awful
Antonyms: Good, Mild
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1. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): (प्राचीन) old Antonyms: ugly, repulsive
Example Sentence:
and no longer useful
Synonyms: primitive, old-fashioned The puppy’s dainty nose looked very
cute, convincing everybody’s to love it.
Antonyms: modern, up-to-date
Example Sentence:
In comparison to portable laptop 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान,
typewriters are archaic. मज्जन) the act of washing
2. HUSTLER (NOUN): (अपराधी Antonyms: contamination, pollution
व्यक्ति) criminal Example Sentence:
Mina performed the ablution of the
wound and applied some disinfectant
to avoid further infection.
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locality. 8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना) to walk
casually
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह, भूला- Synonyms: stroll, wander
Antonyms: rush, dash
)भटका afield Example Sentence:
Synonyms: adrift, off target Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
Antonyms: stable, anchored than attend the session.
Example Sentence:
The gunman claimed that the shots had 9. COVET (VERB): (ललचाना) to greatly
gone astray.
desire something you lack
Synonyms: crave, fancy to
4. DESPOTISM (NOUN):
Antonyms: abjure, hate
(िानाशाही) absolute power Example Sentence:
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship Vikram tends to covet quality time with
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism his family.
Example Sentence:
After their generations living under 10. SWAMP (NOUN): (कीचड़) quagmire
despotism, citizens were happy to see
Synonyms: marshland, lowland
a kind emperor.
Antonyms: clean land, clear
Example Sentence:
5. HOODWINK (VERB): (छलना) to This area is full of swamp so it smells
deceive someone fouls all the time.
Synonyms: mislead, swindle
Antonyms: support, safeguard
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6. DAINTY (ADJECTIVE):
(सूक्ष्म) delicately small and pretty
Synonyms: petite, cute
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1. RECONNOITER (VERB): (खोजना) to 7. FRACAS (NOUN): (दं गा/कोलाहल) a
survey a place or situation for planning noisy disagreement
purposes Synonyms: commotion, disturbance
Synonyms: inspect, examine Antonyms: agreement, harmony
Antonyms: ignore, overlook Example Sentence:
One should constantly reconnoiter class when they started a fracas.
one’s enemy’s movements.
8. FIAT (NOUN): (आज्ञाप्तत) order
2. RANKLE (VERB): (खखजाना/चिढ़ाना) to Synonyms: command, dictum
cause bitterness or irritation Antonyms: opposition, denial
Synonyms: annoy, embitter Example Sentence:
Antonyms: comfort, pacify The CM’s latest fiat prohibits the
Example Sentence: chewing of tobacco in office.
Sarika was rankled by his assertion.
3. AKIN (ADJECTIVE): (समान) similar in Synonyms: tedium, languor
nature Antonyms: excitement, liveliness
Synonyms: analogous, comparable Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dissimilar, unlike Eaten up by ennui at his workplace, he
Example Sentence: decided to go on a vacation.
Something akin to gratitude
overwhelmed her. 10. EFFIGY (NOUN): (पुतला) dummy
Synonyms: statue, figure
4. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal Antonyms: entity, being
Synonyms: divulge, evince Example Sentence:
Antonyms: conceal, suppress The fringe set fire to an effigy of the
Example Sentence: director.
Today Akshima is going to snitch her
secret.
5. CONCORD (NOUN): (समझौता) a state Write us-

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Synonyms: unanimity, harmony
Antonyms: disagreement, agitation
Example sentence:
The two countries signed a pact of
peace and concord.
6. BRUSQUE (ADJECTIVE): (बेअदब) blunt

in manner or harsh speech
Synonyms: gruff, discourteous
Antonyms: polite, kind
Example Sentence:
His child is brusque and impatient.
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1. ILLUSTRIOUS (ADJECTIVE): 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (दरू
(प्रसिद्ध) famous
तक) widely
Synonyms: esteemed, eminent
Antonyms: insignificant, unimportant Synonyms: broadly, greatly
Example Sentence: Antonyms: minutely, marginally
Number of illustrious players have lead Example Sentence:
this team. The scheme extensively benefitted the
masses.
2. YEARNING (NOUN): (इच्छा) desire
8. COINCIDE (VERB): (िहमत होना) go
Synonyms: aspiration, craving
Antonyms: apathy, disinterest along with
His success satisfied his yearning. Antonyms: deviate, dissent
Example Sentence:
3. INCUR (VERB): (अपने उपर
लेना/उठाना) bring upon oneself 9. PSEUDONYM
Synonyms: obtain, acquire (NOUN): (उपनाम) false name
Antonyms: forfeit, lose Synonyms: anonym, alias
Example Sentence: Antonyms: real name, authentic name
Suneet incurred the wrath of the gods. Example Sentence:
He used a pseudonym for himself.
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE): (फुहार
छोड़ती हुई) flowing 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घमं ड) egotism
Synonyms: spouting, pouring out Synonyms: conceitedness, ostentation
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen Antonyms: humility, modesty
The gushing river, flooded the fields. He displays vanity.
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Example Sentence:
We must berate such journalists who live
in our nation and work for our enemies.

Example Sentence: The dearth of
resources forced the company to shut
down.
1. IGNOMINIOUS (ADJECTIVE): The international community should do
(अपयशपूर्ण) humiliating more to protect the plight of these
Synonyms: embarrassing, disgraceful people.
Antonyms: respectable, honorable
Example Sentence: 7. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि
The family was very embarrassed about कर ा) corroborate
their son’s ignominious behavior at the
Synonyms: validate, approve
gathering. Antonyms: veto, disapprove
Example Sentence:
2. 1. CYNIC A number of countries have refused to
(NOUN): (न द िं क) nonbeliever ratify the treaty.
Synonyms: doubter, skeptic
Antonyms: believer, optimist 8. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (अत्यधधक) extravagant
Sakshi is a cynic. Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
3. IMPORTUNE (VERB): (ज़ोर दे ा) insist Example Sentence:
Synonyms: demand, beseech The President is right in pointing how
Antonyms: dissuade, prevent the exorbitant cost of child care can be
Example Sentence: devastating for families.
The players were importuned by the
coach to run another mile. 9. RUPTURE (VERB): (िूि ा) break
Synonyms: breach, split
4. IMPUDENT (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: join, connect
(गुस्ताख) shameless Example Sentence:
Synonyms: brazen, audacious The emperor Leo, ruptured the fortress
Antonyms: humble, polite of his enemy.
Example Sentence:
The impudent student had the nerve to 10. PLETHORA (NOUN):
counter the principal’s order. (अधधकता) excess
Synonyms: profusion, overabundance
Antonyms: scarcity, rarity
5. INCOMMODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
(असुविधाज क) inconvenient There are plethora of groups that track
Synonyms: uncomfortable, awkward and publish this kind of information.
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severe back ache.
6. PLIGHT (NOUN): (दवु िधा) dilemma

Synonyms: quandary, impasse
Example Sentence:
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1. AMBIDEXTROUS (ADJECTIVE): They spoke many ambiguous
(उभयहस्त) able to use both hands well; statements.
very skillful
7. COERCION (NOUN):
Synonyms: versatile, facile
Antonyms: clumsy, maladroit (दबाव) compulsion
Example Sentence: Synonyms: intimidation, duress
A teacher comes across a student who Antonyms: freedom, liberty
displays ambidextrous abilities when
the student is taught to write.
Example Sentence:
They surrendered due to the coercion
2. AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ाना) expand faced by them.
Synonyms: enlarge, amplify
8. EXPLICIT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (स्पष्ट) specific
We need to augment the capacity of Synonyms: unambiguous, precise
the employees. Antonyms: unreliable, vague
Example Sentence:
We need to define explicit objectives
3. AGONY (NOUN): (व्यथा) suffering first in order to achieve them.
Synonyms: anguish, torment
9. WINSOME (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: contentment, comfort
Example Sentence: (मनोहर) charming
A lot of agony was faced by the Synonyms: appealing, delightful
victim’s family. Antonyms: repulsive, unattractive
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4. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE): She gave him her most winsome smile.
(वशीभूत) quiet/controlled
Antonyms: boisterous, communicative 10. DEPLOY (VERB): (तै नात करना) to
Example Sentence: position/arrange/utilize
Anil was subdued by his boss. Synonyms: station, organize
Antonyms: remove, reposition
5. UPRISING (NOUN): (ववद्रोह) mutiny Example Sentence:
Synonyms: rebellion, revolt We have to deploy anti-missile shield
over the whole country.
Antonyms: harmony, obedience
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the past.
6. AMBIGUOUS (ADJECTIVE):
(अस्पष्ट) unclear
1. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal The puppy’s dainty nose looked very
Antonyms: conceal, suppress 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान,
Example Sentence: मज्जन) the act of washing
secret.
2. HUSTLER (NOUN): (अपराधी Example Sentence:
व्यक्ति) criminal Mina performed the ablution of the
Example Sentence: 8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना) to walk
He is the denounced hustler of this casually
locality. Synonyms: stroll, wander
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह, भूला- Antonyms: rush, dash
Example Sentence:
)भटका afield Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
Synonyms: adrift, off target than attend the session.
Antonyms: stable, anchored 9. COVET (VERB): (ललचाना) to greatly
Example Sentence:
The gunman claimed that the shots had
gone astray.
Example Sentence:
Vikram tends to covet quality time with
(िानाशाही) absolute power his family.
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship 10. RECONNOITER (VERB): (खोजना) to
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism
survey a place or situation for planning
Example Sentence:
purposes
After their generations living under
Synonyms: inspect, examine
Antonyms: ignore, overlook
a kind emperor.
Example Sentence:
5. HOODWINK (VERB): (छलना) to One should constantly reconnoiter
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customers by making hollow promises.
(सूक्ष्म) delicately small and pretty
Antonyms: ugly, repulsive
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1. OPPRESSION (NOUN): The CDI officers are always
(उत्पीड़न) misery perspicacious with their case.
Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment
7. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: kindness, affection
Example Sentence: (उत्साही) Enthusiastic
Pakistan is nation that is known for its Synonyms: zealous, ardent
oppression. Antonyms: apathetic, dull
Example Sentence:
2. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): He is a fervent child.
(कठोर) Harsh
8. FITFUL (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive
Antonyms: easy, gentle (चंचल) Spasmodic
Example Sentence: Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating
Your master is a draconian man. Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
Example Sentence:
3. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट As long as his breathing is fitful, he will
continue to need an oxygen machine.
करना) Waste time
Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate 9. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा करना) Show
contempt for
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: defy, disregard
The teacher warned the student that
Antonyms: honour, praise
he will be punished if he dawdled
Example Sentence:
again.
One should not flout the traffic rules.
4. JADED (ADJECTIVE):
10. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE):
(क्षीण/थका) exhausted
(व्यवहायय) Practicable
Synonyms: bored, tired
Synonyms: possible, doable
Antonyms: impossible, implausible
Example Sentence:
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The participants were so jaded from
This seems to be a feasible solution.
the task that they didn’t even bother
to wait for the results.
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(हाननकारक) Deadly, injurious
Synonyms: destructive, harmful
Antonyms: helpful, kind
Example Sentence:
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(तीक्ष्ण-बुद्धि) Observant, perceptive
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1. ODIUM (NOUN): (घिनौना) loathing 7. INTROSPECTIVE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: abhorrence, disgust (अंतिर्शनात्मक) thoughtful
Antonyms: affection, liking Synonyms: reflective, insightful
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unthoughtful, stupid
After getting out of prison, the child Example Sentence:
molester still had to deal with odium They have to select the most
from his neighbors. introspective methods to complete the
task.
2. METTLE (NOUN): (दिलेरी) boldness
Antonyms: timidity, cowardice (ववनीत/संकोची) drab, quiet
Example Sentence: Synonyms: bashful, dull
The team showed their true mettle in Antonyms: extroverted, fancy
the second half. Example Sentence:
Everything you need to know but have
3. PELT (VERB): (वेग से फ़ेकना) hurl been too mousy to ask.
Synonyms: bombard, pound
Antonyms: block, catch 9. SHAMBLES (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था) a
Example Sentence: mess
He pelted stones at the strangers. Synonyms: disarray, chaos
Antonyms: harmony, order
4. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे Example Sentence:
Snow caused shambles in the region.
आना) Follow
Synonyms: pursue, supersede 10. UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: retreat, precede (ववश्वव्यापी) universal
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: pervasive, omnipresent
Team members supervene their
Antonyms: scarce, rare
leaders.
Example Sentence:
If the ubiquitous red tape is annoying,
5. CONSTRICT (VERB):
other local customs are downright
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1. SQUABBLE (NOUN): Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve
(लड़ाई/झगड़ा) argument Antonyms: recall, take in
Synonyms: altercation, difference Example Sentence:
Nia comforted me so well that all my
Antonyms: accord, similarity
doubts were immediately dispelled
Example Sentence:
somehow.
I don’t want to be engaged in the
family squabbles.
7. JUVENILE (ADJECTIVE): (युिकोचित/
2. PERTURBED (ADJECTIVE): बिकाना) childish
(क्षुब्ध) troubled Synonyms: adolescent, young
Synonyms: restless, flustered Antonyms: mature, experienced
Antonyms: untroubled, unworried Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The pick pocket was held in a juvenile
Even during this perturbed time he facility as they were too young for jail.
prosecuted his studies and teaching.
8. JEER (VERB): (मज़ाक उड़ाना) ridicule
3. SUBVERSION (NOUN): Synonyms: taunt, hoot
(विनाश) undermining Antonyms: compliment, laud
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption Example Sentence:
Antonyms: integration, consolidation The winning team jeered the
Example Sentence: opponents as their captain flaunted the
They view individual liberty as a trophy.
threat, new political ideas as
subversion, and political opposition as 9. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE):
treason. (अभिप्रेत) deliberate
4. FLOUT (VERB): (अिज्ञा) show Antonyms: unfixed, unplanned
contempt for something Example Sentence:
Synonyms: defy, spur It was an intended joke.
Example Sentence: 10. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना) Plunder,
It was a big story—indicating that Israel destroy
was continuing to flout international
Synonyms: ravage, ransack
law to prevent Hezbollah from getting Antonyms: protect, construct
weapons.
Example Sentence:
The terrorists pillaged the city.
5. SHODDY (ADJECTIVE): (तुच्छ) in bad
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The levees failed because of shoddy
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wards.
फ़ेकिा) throw overboard
Synonyms: dump, discard 7. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: hold, keep (संकोची) reserved
Example sentence:
Synonyms: shy, reticent
Example sentence:
this city.
Aneesh is a demure person.
2. FURNISH (VERB): (दे िा) provide
8. INNUNDATE (VERB): (अभभभूत
Antonyms: receive, deny करिा) have a strong emotional effect
Example Sentence: on.
The ATM furnished the money. Synonyms: touch, overwhelm
Antonyms: underwhelm, unimpressed
3. SLEW (NOUN): (अधिक Example sentence:
The criminal was overwhelmed with
मात्रा) abundance guilt.
Synonyms: aggregation, bunch
Antonyms: little, need 9. INOFFENSIVE (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (हानिहीि) harmless
There was a slew of currency notes in
the bank.
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4. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE):
Shweta is an inoffensive, and sensitive
(शमीला) bashful girl.
Antonyms: confident, extroverted 10. CONCEAL (VERB): (निपािा) hide
Example sentence:
Don’t be a diffident spectator if crime
is taking place before your very eyes.
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The practice of immolation had been
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6. TRAGIC (ADJECTIVE):
(भयंकर) appalling
Synonyms: awful, deplorable
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1. JUNTA (NOUN): (समिति) council 6. ABSOLUTE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: faction, cabal (अपररमिि ) without limit
Antonyms: single, individual Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
Example Sentence: Antonyms: bounded, limited
After the dictator died the country was Example Sentence:
taken over by a junta of former Your idea has really an absolute
officials. influence.
2. LAY DOWN (VERB): (आदे श 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB):

दे ना) command (प्रभुत्व रखना) dominate
Synonyms: impose, order Synonyms: dictate, overrule
Antonyms: implore, request Antonyms: follow, lose
She laid down as if she were my boss. Do not even think of preponderating
me.
3. PREMISE (NOUN):
8. DILUTE (VERB):
(उपधारणा) presumption
Synonyms: proposition, supposition (मिलावट करना) adulterate
Antonyms: denial, rejection Synonyms: make thinner, water down
Example Sentence: Antonyms: make thicker, concentrate
The woman completed her workday Example Sentence:
even though there was a presumption To obtain the effect you want, firstly
that she was to be fired. dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
4. UNPALATABLE (ADJECTIVE): 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE):

(बेस्वाद) not tasting good (संददग्ध ) doubtful
Synonyms: distasteful, unsavoury Synonyms: dubious, questionable
Antonyms: delicious, savoury Antonyms: proven, definite
What an unpalatable dish! Siya The use of phonetic transcription is a
exclaimed. moot question.
10. EXPURGATE (VERB): (संशोधन

5. AFTERMATH (NOUN):
करना) sensor
(पररणाि ) impact
Synonyms: bleep, decontaminate
Synonyms: outcome, consequences Antonyms: make dirty, contaminate
Antonyms: source, origin Example sentence:
Example Sentence: It is immoral to try to expurgate
Although the aftermath was anything from the sacred writings of
daunting, nothing could compare to the the past.
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1. HOBNOB (VERB): Consort:(दोस्ती करना) Synonyms: coil, entangle
Antonyms: unwind, untwist
Synonyms: socialize, associate with
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: live alone, disassociate
The twins lay entwined in each other's arms.
Example Sentence:
Now a days he is hobnobbing with avant-
garde musicians. 8. SATRAP (NOUN): Ruler:(सूबेदार)
Synonyms: viceroy, governor
2. COMPUNCTION (NOUN): Regret:(मलाल) Antonyms: servant, butler
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: repentance, remorse
A satrap has given a mumbo jumbo.
Antonyms: delight, satisfaction
Example Sentence:
The drunk driver showed 9. STASH (NOUN): Hoard:(गुप्त कोष)
no compunction after killing an innocent Synonyms: cache, inventory
person. Antonyms: debt, lack
Example Sentence:
3. OPT (VERB): Choose:(चुनना) He got down to brass tacks in keeping
the stash fulfilled.
Synonyms: elect, prefer
Antonyms: refuse, reject
10. CRYPTIC
Example Sentence:
While on my diet, it was obvious that I (ADJECTIVE): Ambiguous:(रहस्यमय)
would opt for the salad as opposed to the Synonyms: arcane, enigmatic
double-decker cheeseburger. Antonyms: certain, definite
Example Sentence:
4. HOARY (ADJECTIVE): Ancient:(पुराना) His cryptic behaviour shows that he is not
playing with a full deck.
Synonyms: old, timeworn
Antonyms: new, modern
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5. MULTEITY
(NOUN): Multiplicity:(बहुरूपता)
Synonyms: diversification, distinctiveness
Antonyms: uniformity, sameness
Example Sentence:
The eclectic soup was filled with a multeity of
ingredients brought by all of the town’s
villagers.
6. LUMPY (ADJECTIVE): Irregular:(ढे लेदार)

Synonyms: bumpy, uneven
Antonyms: regular, smooth
Example Sentence:
His lumpy and high on the hog lifestyle cost
him an arm and a leg.
7. ENTWINE (VERB): Twist round:(जुडा

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(प्रसिद्ध) famous
तक) widely
Antonyms: insignificant, unimportant Synonyms: broadly, greatly
Number of illustrious workers have lead Example Sentence:
this NGO. The scheme extensively benefitted the
masses.
8. COINCIDE (VERB): (िहमत होना) go
Antonyms: apathy, disinterest along with
His yearning is to have a road trip. Antonyms: deviate, dissent
Example Sentence:
लेना/उठाना) bring upon oneself 9. PSEUDONYM
Synonyms: obtain, acquire (NOUN): (उपनाम) false name
Antonyms: forfeit, lose Synonyms: anonym, alias
Example Sentence: Antonyms: real name, authentic name
He incurred the wrath of the gods. Example Sentence:
छोड़ती हुई) flowing 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घमं ड) egotism
Synonyms: spouting, pouring out Synonyms: conceitedness, ostentation
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen Antonyms: humility, modesty
The gushing river, flooded the fields. The one who displays vanity is the most
mean person.
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Example Sentence: 7. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि
The family was very embarrassed about कर ा) corroborate
their son’s ignominious behavior at the
gathering. Antonyms: veto, disapprove
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2. 1. CYNIC
(NOUN): (न द िं क) nonbeliever
Synonyms: doubter, skeptic A number of countries have refused to
Antonyms: believer, optimist ratify the treaty.
Example Sentence:
She is a cynic. 8. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE):
(अत्यधधक) extravagant
3. IMPORTUNE (VERB): (ज़ोर दे ा) insist Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
Synonyms: demand, beseech Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
Antonyms: dissuade, prevent Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The President is right in pointing how
The players were importuned by the the exorbitant cost of child care can be
coach to run another mile. devastating for families.
4. IMPUDENT (ADJECTIVE): 9. RUPTURE (VERB): (िूि ा) break

(गुस्ताख) shameless Synonyms: breach, split
Synonyms: brazen, audacious Antonyms: join, connect
Antonyms: humble, polite Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The emperor Leo, ruptured the fortress
The impudent student had the nerve to of his enemy.
counter the principal’s order.
10. PLETHORA (NOUN):
5. INCOMMODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अधधकता) excess
(असुविधाज क) inconvenient Synonyms: profusion, overabundance
Synonyms: uncomfortable, awkward Antonyms: scarcity, rarity
Antonyms: convenient, handy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: There are plethora of groups that track
The incommodious mattress caused me and publish this kind of information.
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1. AMBIDEXTROUS (ADJECTIVE): 7. COERCION (NOUN):
(उभयहस्त) able to use both hands well; (दबाव) compulsion
very skillful Synonyms: intimidation, duress
Synonyms: versatile, facile Antonyms: freedom, liberty
Antonyms: clumsy, maladroit
My teacher comes across me when I They surrendered due to the coercion
was displaying ambidextrous abilities. faced by them.
2. AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ाना) expand 8. EXPLICIT (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: enlarge, amplify (स्पष्ट) specific
Antonyms: diminish, decrease Synonyms: unambiguous, precise
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unreliable, vague
We need to augment the capacity to Example Sentence:
work. They need to define explicit objectives
first in order to achieve them.
9. WINSOME (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: contentment, comfort (मनोहर) charming
A lot of agony was faced by the Antonyms: repulsive, unattractive
victim’s family. Example Sentence:
Shivi gave him her most winsome smile.
4. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE):
(वशीभूत) quiet/controlled 10. DEPLOY (VERB): (तैनात करना) to
Synonyms: hushed, muted position/arrange/utilize
Antonyms: boisterous, communicative Synonyms: station, organize
Aneesh was subdued by his boss. Example Sentence:
They have to deploy anti-missile shield
5. UPRISING (NOUN): (ववद्रोह) mutiny over the whole country.
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Example Sentence:
They spoke many ambiguous
statements.
1. SNITCH (VERB): reveal:(प्रकट करना) The puppy’s dainty nose looked very
7. ABLUTION (NOUN): the act of
Example Sentence:
She is going to snitch her secret. washing:(स्नान, मज्जन)
2. HUSTLER (NOUN): criminal:(अपराधी) Antonyms: contamination, pollution
Example Sentence:
Some religions require believers to
perform an ablution before prayer so
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that they are clean and worthy in the
presence of their God.
locality.
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): afield:(गुमराह) 8. AMBLE (VERB): to walk

Synonyms: adrift, off target casually:(टहलना)
Antonyms: stable, anchored Synonyms: stroll, wander
Example Sentence: Antonyms: rush, dash
The gunman claimed that the shots had Example Sentence:
gone astray. She rather ambled through the halls
than attend the session.
4. DESPOTISM (NOUN): absolute
power:(तानाशाही) 9. COVET (VERB): to greatly desire
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship something you lack:(ललचाना)
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism Synonyms: crave, fancy to
Example Sentence: Antonyms: abjure, hate
After their generations living under Example Sentence:
despotism, citizens were happy to see He tends to covet quality time with his
a kind emperor. family.
5. HOODWINK (VERB): to deceive 10. RECONNOITER (VERB): to survey a

someone:(छलना) place or situation for planning
Synonyms: mislead, swindle purposes:(खोजना)
Antonyms: support, safeguard Synonyms: inspect, examine
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ignore, overlook
Insurance deals often hoodwink Example Sentence:
customers by making hollow promises. One should constantly reconnoiter
one’s enemy’s movements.
6. DAINTY (ADJECTIVE): delicately
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1. ODIUM (NOUN): loathing:(घण ृ ा) 7. INTROSPECTIVE (ADJECTIVE):
molester still had to deal with odium He grew withdrawn and introspective.
from his neighbors.
2. METTLE (NOUN): (दिलेरी) boldness (ववनीत/संकोची) drab, quiet
Synonyms: fortitude, spunk Synonyms: bashful, dull
Antonyms: timidity, cowardice Antonyms: extroverted, fancy
The team showed their true mettle in Everything you need to know but have
the second half. been too mousy to ask.
3. PELT (VERB): (वेग से फ़ेकना) hurl 9. SHAMBLES (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था) a

Synonyms: bombard, pound mess
Antonyms: block, catch Synonyms: disarray, chaos
Example Sentence: Antonyms: harmony, order
He pelted stones at the strangers. Example Sentence:
4. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे
10. UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE):
आना) Follow
(ववश्वव्यापी) universal
Antonyms: retreat, precede
Example Sentence:
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His ubiquitous influence was felt by
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Synonyms: circumscribe, astringe
Antonyms: loosen, liberate
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1. OPPRESSION (NOUN): 7. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE):
(उत्पीड़न) misery (उत्साही) Enthusiastic
Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment Synonyms: zealous, ardent
Antonyms: kindness, affection Antonyms: apathetic, dull
Pakistan is nation that is known for its He is a fervent child.
oppression.
2. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): (चंचल) Spasmodic
(कठोर) Harsh Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
Antonyms: easy, gentle Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I find my heart to be very fitful.
Your master is a draconian man.
9. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा करना) Show
3. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट contempt for
करना) Waste time Synonyms: defy, disregard
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One should not flout the advice given
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She warned her son to not to dawdle.
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All the players were badly jaded .
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1. EFFUSIVE (ADJECTIVE):
(मुखर) demonstrative Antonyms: recall, take in
Synonyms: talkative, all jaw Example Sentence:
Antonyms: quite, reserved Nia comforted me so well that all my
Example Sentence: doubts were immediately dispelled
The effusive driver hadn't stopped somehow.
chatting.
2. PERTURBED (ADJECTIVE):
(क्षुब्ध) troubled बिकाना) childish
Synonyms: restless, flustered Synonyms: adolescent, young
Antonyms: untroubled, unworried Antonyms: mature, experienced
Even during this perturbed time he The pick pocket was held in a juvenile
prosecuted his studies and teaching. facility as they were too young for jail.
3. SUBVERSION (NOUN): 8. JEER (VERB): (मज़ाक उड़ाना) ridicule

(विनाश) undermining Synonyms: taunt, hoot
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption Antonyms: compliment, praise
Antonyms: integration, consolidation Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The winning team jeered the
They view individual liberty as a opponents as their captain flaunted the
threat, new political ideas as trophy.
subversion, and political opposition as
treason. 9. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE):
(अभिप्रेत) deliberate
4. FLOUT (VERB): (अिज्ञा) show Synonyms: intentional, wilful
contempt for something Antonyms: unfixed, unplanned
Synonyms: defy, spur Example Sentence:
Antonyms: commend, compliment It was an intended joke.
Example Sentence:
It was a big story—indicating that Israel 10. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना) Plunder,
was continuing to flout international destroy
law to prevent Hezbollah from getting Synonyms: ravage, ransack
weapons. Antonyms: protect, construct
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1. PREPONDERATE (VERB): Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
(प्रभुत्व रखना) dominate Antonyms: bounded, limited
Example Sentence:
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Your idea has really an absolute
Do not even think of preponderating
influence.
me.
7. JUNTA (NOUN): (सममतत) council

2. LAY DOWN (VERB): (आदे श
Synonyms: faction, cabal
दे ना) command Antonyms: single, individual
Synonyms: impose, order Example Sentence:
Antonyms: implore, request After the dictator died the country was
Example Sentence: taken over by a junta of the former
She laid down as if she were my boss. officials.
3. PREMISE (NOUN): 8. DILUTE (VERB):

(उपधारणा) presumption (ममलावट करना) adulterate
Synonyms: proposition, supposition Synonyms: make thinner, water down
Antonyms: denial, rejection Antonyms: make thicker, concentrate
The woman completed her workday To obtain the effect you want, firstly
even though there was a presumption dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
that she was to be fired.
9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE):
4. UNPALATABLE (ADJECTIVE):
(संददग्ध ) doubtful
(बेस्वाद) not tasting good
Synonyms: dubious, questionable
Example Sentence:
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The use of phonetic transcription is a
What an unpalatable dish! Siya
moot question.
exclaimed.
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): 10. EXPURGATE (VERB): (संशोधन

(पररणाम ) impact करना) sensor
Synonyms: outcome, consequences Synonyms: bleep, decontaminate
Antonyms: source, origin Antonyms: make dirty, contaminate
Although the aftermath was It is immoral to try to expurgate
daunting, nothing could compare to the anything from the sacred writings of
moment that the tornado struck the the past.
building.
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1. EXEGESIS (NOUN): detailed Antonym: slavery, restraint
explanation:(टिप्पणी) Example Sentence:
Manumission allowed former slaves to
Synonyms: interpretation, analysis
become landowners.
Antonyms: succinct, concise
Example Sentence:
7. FRENZY (NOUN): out of control
Jovan’s exegesis of his latest book, made
me realize that I completely behavior:(पागिपन)
misinterpreted the theme. Synonyms: hysteria, outburst
Antonyms: calm, composed
2. NUGATORY Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): worthless:(नगण्य) James is such a spoilt kid that he would
often go into a frenzy when he didn’t get
Synonyms: insignificant, piddling
his way.
Antonyms: competent, adequate
Example Sentence:
Buying the movie tickets was nugatory
8. CASTIGATE (ADJECTIVE): to criticize
since we couldn’t reach the movie theatre
on time. severely:(फिकारना)
Synonyms: berate, revile
3. LOOM (VERB): appear, often Antonyms: appreciate, flatter
imposingly:(सम्भावना होना) Example Sentence:
One cannot castigate students and blame
Synonyms: dominate, hover
them for their failure if they are not
Antonym: abandon, decline
provided with the resources they need.
Example Sentence:
The concerns of warmer air and humid
9. INDELIBLE (ADJECTIVE): difficult to
surroundings loom large in our small
coastal town. remove or wash erased:(अलमि)
Synonyms: indestructible, memorable
4. POISED (ADJECTIVE): having self- Antonyms: erasable, temporary
confidence and self-assurance:(संतुलित) Example sentence:
Mr. Herald will always have an indelible
Synonyms: confident, self-believing
place in all our hearts, as he showed up
Antonyms: fearful, timid
for help when no one did.
Example Sentence:
Despite the chaos, the soldier remained
10. ELUCIDATE (VERB): to make easy to
poised and calm as he directed the
people through the emergency exits. understand:(स्पष्ि करना)
Synonyms: explicate, expound
5. RECKON (VERB): to anticipate a Antonyms: obscure, complicate
specific thing will occur:(गगनना) Example Sentence:
Even if you cannot read the Spanish, the
Synonyms: surmise, suppose
caricatures under the words will elucidate
Antonyms: disbelieve, doubt
the message.
Example Sentence:
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6. MANUMISSION (NOUN): release from

slavery:(दासत्वमुक्तत)
Synonyms: freedom, emancipation
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1. BALMY (ADJECTIVE): enjoyable 6. BREVITY (NOUN): briefness:(अल्पता)
and gentle:(सुखदायी) Synonyms: conciseness, shortness
Synonyms: moderate, spring like Antonym: longevity, lengthiness
Antonyms: violent, wintery Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The preciseness and brevity of the
The crew of the cruise ship enjoyed the director’s speech was praiseworthy.
balmy weather with the guests on the
deck. 7. BORNE (VERB): carried:(जन्म दे ना)
Synonyms: produced, toted
2. BAMBOOZLE (VERB): to cheat or
Antonyms: dodged, abstain
deceive another person:(आँखों में धूल Example Sentence:
झोंकना) Cholera is an epidemic disease borne
through dirty drinking water.
Synonyms: deceive, befuddle
Antonyms: enlighten, clarify
8. BRUNT (NOUN): bad end of a
Example Sentence:
The swindler would bamboozle wealthy situation:(समाघात)
men by selling them fake schemes at Synonyms: distress, discord
hefty premiums. Antonyms: peace, harmony
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3. BANDY (VERB): to exchange words An unverified gossip on the commercial
back and forth:(बहस करना) daily caused the publisher the brunt of
criticism.
Synonyms: argue, debate
Antonym: silence, quiet
9. BURNISH (VERB): to
Example Sentence:
Amit and Naman often bandy about polish:(चमकाना)
which of the two is the better at gaming Synonyms: brighten, smoothen
consoles. Antonyms: tarnish, dull
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4. BARRAGE (NOUN): profusion of The presidential candidate tried to
something:(प्राचुयय) burnish his image in front of the
committee before the polling starts.
Synonyms: deluge, burst
Antonyms: scarcity, underwhelm
10. BYGONE (ADJECTIVE): in the
Example Sentence:
As soon as Little Jamie saw his granny past:(ववगत)
he began to barrage her with all his Synonyms: ancient, archaic
demands for presents. Antonyms: recent, modern
Example Sentence:
5. BEREAVE (VERB): to take away I feel fortunate that we got to at least
something:(वंचचत करना) see the ruins of a bygone era.
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1. ECSTASY (NOUN): a state of intense 6. ENTOURAGE (NOUN): group of
happiness and pleasure:(उल्लास) attendants:(पररचारक गण)
Synonyms: bliss, elation Synonyms: servant, retinue
Antonyms: misery, unhappiness Antonym: leader, head
He was in a state of ecstasy when he The queen was escorted to the
had his first born in his hands. ceremony by her large entourage that
accompanies her wherever she goes
2. EDIFICE (NOUN): an imposing
building that is rather large:(इमारत) 7. EPICUREAN (ADJECTIVE): loving
Synonyms: monument, skyscraper food and comfort:(भोगवादी)
Antonyms: hut, chalet Synonyms: gluttonous, libertine
Example Sentence: Antonyms: chaste, puritanical
The company’s control room is to be Example Sentence:
moved to the new edifice down the Punish is a big time foodie with
street. epicurean habits who spends millions in
clubs.
3. EFFEMINATE
(ADJECTIVE): exhibiting female 8. EQUIVOCAL
qualities:(नारी जैसा) (ADJECTIVE): unclear:(अननश्चचत)
Synonyms: feminine, womanish Synonyms: doubtful, uncertain
Antonym: masculine, manly Antonyms: certain, definite
My grandfather being an old school The movie had an equivocal ending.
always considered men with long hair to
be effeminate. 9. EVANESCE (VERB): to vanish
slowly:(लुप्त हो जाना)
4. ELUDE (VERB): to avoid something
Synonyms: dissipate, fade away
or someone:(टाल जाना) Antonyms: appear, emerge
Synonyms: dodge, escape Example sentence:
Antonyms: encounter, confront The morning fog evanesced and
Example Sentence: revealed a clear blue sky.
The girl was able to elude the mad dog
in the crowded street. 10. EXECRABLE
(ADJECTIVE): extremely bad or
5. ENDEAVOR (NOUN): an attempt unpleasant:(निनौना)
with a lot of effort:(कोशिि) Synonyms: horrible, sickening
Synonyms: venture, undertaking Antonyms: pleasant, nice
Antonyms: passivity, inactivity Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The survivors of the Nazi concentration
A nationwide endeavor to save the girl camps have experienced execrable
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with a great deal of effort: When john created his team, he wanted
Synonyms: struggle, labor all the members to jibe together.
Antonyms: lethargy, laziness
Example Sentence: 7. HURTLE (VERB): move at a rapid
Bale travailed during the training so he pace in a wild manner:
could join the elite unit of soldiers, when Synonyms: plunge, charge
they enter the recruitment phase. Antonyms: retreat, retire
Example Sentence:
2. PERTURB (VERB): to upset a Even under the captain’s expert control,
person: the damaged ship seemed to hurtle
Synonyms: annoy, irritate through the bad weather.
Antonyms: comfort, assist
Example Sentence: 8. HANKERING (NOUN): strong desire:
The troublesome kid does everything he Synonyms: yearning, craving
can to perturb his nanny, when his Antonyms: dislike, hatred
parents are at work. Example Sentence:
If you have a hankering for the best
3. PARABLE (NOUN): a short story that pizza in town, then you should go to
delivers a message: Domino’s.
Synonyms: fable, tale
Antonym: non-fiction, reality 9. UNDULATE (VERB): move with a
Example Sentence: smooth wavelike motion:
After listening to the principal’s parable Synonyms: wobble, oscillate
about resenting one’s peers, I realized I Antonyms: steady, stable
was guilty of the sin. Example sentence:
Because the Jemma had practiced her
4. OSTRACIZE (VERB): exclude movements so much, she seemed to
someone: undulate on the dance floor.
Synonyms: banish, exile
Antonyms: accept, include 10. TORRID (ADJECTIVE): extremely
Example Sentence: sweltering and dry:
The rich students ostracized the shy girl Synonyms: blazing, arid
for the simplest reasons as she Antonyms: cool, damp
belonged to a middle class family. Example Sentence:
The torrid temperature of Rajasthan
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Irene took pleasure in the languid
attention of the hairdresser as she got
her hair washed and tended.
6. JIBE (VERB): to agree:

Antonym: differ, disagree
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(ADJECTIVE): productive:(अनुकूल) terminate the services of the new
busses.
Synonyms: bountiful, breeding
Antonyms: barren, unproductive
7. STEEP
Example Sentence:
Spreading the appropriate manure will (ADJECTIVE): elevated:(ढालवाांपन)
make the land prolific for the future. Synonyms: lofty, arduous
Antonyms: lowered, mild
2. FOMENT (VERB): provoke:(उकसाना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: incite, agitate We had to face a steep climb to reach
the summit of the mountain.
Antonyms: lull, tranquilize
Example Sentence:
We need to make sure that our 8. EQUIP (VERB): prepare:(सांवारना)
competitors are not able to foment our Synonyms: arm, gear
employees. Antonyms: disarm, disrobe
Example Sentence:
3. REPULSE He wanted to equip all his soldiers with
(NOUN): rejection:(अस्वीकरण) modernized guns.
Synonyms: rebuff, turndown
Antonyms: attainment, enchantment 9. WITHSTAND (VERB): resist:(सामना
Their suggestions had to face a repulse
Synonyms: thwart, brace
by the top management.
Antonyms: dodge, surrender
Example Sentence:
4. TARDY (ADJECTIVE): late:(आलसी) They will not be able to withstand a
Synonyms: delinquent, sluggish power attack from our army.
Antonyms: prompt, punctual
Example Sentence: 10. IMPECCABLE
His working style is extremely tardy and (ADJECTIVE): flawless:(त्रुटिहीन)
can cause a loss to the company.
Synonyms: exquisite, unblemished
Antonyms: flawed, blemished
5. SPARINGLY
Example Sentence:
(ADVERB): gently:(ककफायत से ) They will unveil a new impeccable way
Synonyms: delicately, mildly of completing the tasks.
Antonyms: roughly, heavily
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6. TERMINATE (VERB): finish:(समाप्त

करना)
Synonyms: abolish, adjourn
Antonyms: employ, uphold
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1. MELEE (NOUN): (लड़ाई-भिड़ाई): tumult 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (बडे पैम़ाने
Synonyms: battle, fight पर): widely
Example Sentence:
In the Kumbh fair many pilgrims were
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injured in the melee.
The demonetisation scheme benefitted
the masses extensively.
2. UNFLAPPABLE (ADJECTIVE):
8. COINCIDE (VERB): (मेल ख़ाऩा): go
Synonyms: composed, relaxed
along with
Antonyms: nervous, disconcerted Synonyms: concur, harmonize
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: deviate, dissent
He is in unflappable state of mind.
Example Sentence:
I can coincide with his idea.
3. VISTA (NOUN): (आलोक): glimpse
Synonyms: look, sight 9. UNSCATHED (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: blindness, darkness (अिेद्य): unhurt
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: unharmed, uninjured
Sweeping lawns and landscaped vistas
Antonyms: hurt, injured
were seen on the way.
Example Sentence:
Some passengers came through all the
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE):
perils unscathed.
(प्रव़ाहपूर्ण): flowing
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen 10. ROUT (NOUN): (हऱाऩा): defeat
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: conquer, overthrow
Abuses were gushing from his mouth
Antonyms: win, victory
like hell.
Example Sentence:
5. PERISH (VERB): (नष्ट हो ज़ाऩा): decay
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1.COUNTENANCE (VERB): to have a 6. DISINTERESTED (ADJECTIVE): free
favorable opinion of:(अनुग्रह) from prejudice:(पक्षपात रवहत)
Synonyms: approve, favor Synonyms: unselfish, neutral
Antonyms: censure, disapprove Antonyms: biased, partial
Our management will not countenance A great leader renders disinterested services
cheating. to his society.
2. DIVERS (ADJECTIVE): several:(विविध) 7. PILFER (VERB): steal:(चरु ाना)
Synonyms: various, manifold Synonyms: filch, purloin
Antonyms: identical, same Antonyms: give, offer
Divers men have tried to bring about social Rahman pilfered enough pieces of wood
reforms. from the factory to make a chair.
3. HEARTSORE 8. ESTRANGEMENT
(ADJECTIVE): devastated:(वनराश) (NOUN): alienation:(अिगाि)
Synonyms: crestfallen, despairing Synonyms: disaffection, separation
Antonyms: happy, pleased Antonyms: connection, friendliness
I feel heartsore for the poor lady. The growing estrangement between me and
my relative is awful.
4. DERISIVE
(ADJECTIVE): ridiculing:(उपहासपर्ू ण) 9. RAUCOUS (ADJECTIVE): noisy:(ककण श)
Synonyms: disdainful, scornful Synonyms: discordant, loud
Antonyms: polite, respectful Antonyms: low, mild
Sandeep gave a harsh, derisive laugh. The atmosphere was utterly raucous.
5. GLOAMING (NOUN): sunset:(गोधवू ि) 10. VIVID (ADJECTIVE): animated:(जीिंत)
Synonyms: sundown, twilight Synonyms: theatrical, dramatic
Antonyms: daybreak, sunrise Antonyms: boring, undramatic
Many lights are shimmering in the The movie was very vivid.
gloaming.
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(ADJECTIVE): permanent:(चिरस्थायी)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ceaseless, perpetual
He was fined the paltry sum of $50.
Antonyms: temporary, ephemeral
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7. PALATABLE (ADJECTIVE): eatable:(स्वाचिष्ट)
Tea-plants are perennial, and are set about four
feet apart on hillsides. Synonyms: tasty, appetizing
Antonyms: unpalatable, insipid
2. PEEVISH (ADJECTIVE): irritable:(तुनुकचिजाज) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: fractious, petulant It is a healthy and palatable vegetable, easily
digested when cooked.
Antonyms: affable, easygoing
Example Sentence:
8. PERTINACIOUS
No doubt Sonali is a peevish person so she
shouldn’t be talked to. (ADJECTIVE): unyielding:(चजद्दी)
Synonyms: stubborn, obdurate

3. PAUCITY (NOUN): sparseness:(किी) Antonyms: irresolute, flexible
Synonyms: dearth, shortage Example Sentence:
Antonyms: abundance, plentiful If you have a pertinacious behaviour, you may
face several problems.
Example Sentence:
The paucity of evidence made the case unsolved.
9. GRUFF (ADJECTIVE): harsh:(कठोर)
4. PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow- Synonyms: rough, throaty

minded:(संकुचित) Antonyms: smooth, mellifluous
Synonyms: petty, limited Example Sentence:
Antonyms: cosmopolitan, liberal He picked up the phone expecting to hear the
chairman's gruff voice.
Example Sentence:
A parochial approach is not enough to get success 10. GRUBBY (ADJECTIVE): dirty:(िचिन)
in life. Synonyms: grimy, unwashed
5. PARITY (NOUN): equality:(सिता) Antonyms: clean, spotless
Synonyms: uniformity, sameness Example Sentence:
Antonyms: inequality, oddness His white coat was grubby and stained.
Example Sentence:
Women have yet to achieve parity with men in
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1. CLOUT (NOUN): influence:(प्रभुत्व) 6. GIMMICK (NOUN): trick:(चाल)
Synonyms: power, dominance Synonyms: garner, compile

Antonyms: powerlessness, Antonyms: truth, honesty
Ministers often use their clout to get what It's just a public relations gimmick.
they want.
7. WRANGLE (NOUN): fight:(लड़ाई)
2. PRESTIGE (NOUN): fame:(ख्याति)
Synonyms: argument, bickering
Synonyms: dignity, status
Antonyms: agreement, harmony
Antonyms: lowliness, insignificance
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Localities were the witnessed of the dirty
Doctors are usually treated with prestige. wrangle of the two political leaders.
3. BROACH (VERB): open up 8. WINNOW (VERB): expel:(तनकाल बाहर करना)
discussion:(चचाा उठाना)
Synonyms: separate, terminate
Synonyms: bring up, moot
Antonyms: include, hire
Antonyms: take back, deny
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Most of the faulty employees were winnowed
The parents of the boy did not even broach out by these processes.
the issue of marriage with Renee.
9. VIRILE (ADJECTIVE): potent:(पुरुषत्व)
4. DITHER (NOUN): upset:(बेचैनी)
Synonyms: powerful, energetic
Synonyms: tizzy, flap
Antonyms: weak, feeble
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He was a virile dancer who brought out the
I am in such a dither I forget to put the water best in the modern Bollywood.
in.
10. APPRAISE (VERB): judge:(मूलयाांक न करना)
5. RENEGADE
(ADJECTIVE): rebellious:(आवारा) Synonyms: estimate, evaluate
Synonyms: difficult, resistant
Antonyms: obedient, dutiful Example Sentence:
Many companies were prompted to appraise
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1. INDICT (VERB): accuse:(दोष लगाना) Antonyms: misunderstanding,
disagreement
Synonyms: charge, impeach
Example sentence:
Antonyms: absolve, acquit They favoured an Anglo-French
Example sentence: entente.
He was later indicted on corruption
charges. 7. EDACIOUS
(ADJECTIVE): voracious:(पेटू)
2. SUCCINCT (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: devouring, esurient
brief:(संक्षिप्त)
Antonyms: quenched, satisfied
Synonyms: terse, concise
Example sentence:
Antonyms: lengthy, wordy Since I am a edacious reader, I often
Example sentence: read two or three books a day.
She admitted that the ideal summary is
succinct and to the point. 8. CHAGRIN (NOUN): strong feeling of
embarrassment:(सकपकाहट)
3. INTACT
Synonyms: humiliation, mortification
(ADJECTIVE): undamaged:(अविकल)
Antonyms: happiness, satisfaction
Synonyms: flawless, unharmed
Example sentence:
Antonyms: flawed, harmed To her chagrin, the party ended just as
Example sentence: she arrived.
The Council needs to remain intact.
9. CONSECRATE (VERB): hold in high
4. ABATE (VERB): decrease:(घटाना) religious regard:(प्रततन्ठित करना)
Synonyms: lessen, diminish Synonyms: sanctify, ordain
Antonyms: extend, expand Antonyms: condemn, desecrate
As the storm abates you can leave. The priests will consecrate the temple
as a house of worship.
5. RUMMAGE (VERB): ransack:(खोजना)
10. DASTARDLY
Synonyms: forage, scour
(ADJECTIVE): contemptible:(नीच)
Antonyms: organize, systematize
Synonyms: despicable, underhanded
Example sentence:
Let Sagar rummage around inside it and Antonyms: honourable, respectable
find all those treasures himself. Example sentence:
I describe the killing as a dastardly act.
6. ENTENTE
(NOUN): agreement:(सन्धि)
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1. CABOODLE (NOUN): collection of Synonyms: repetition, wordiness
something:(लाट)
Antonyms: conciseness, briefness
Synonyms: assemblage, chunk
Example Sentence:
The basic idea here, despite all the verbiage, is
Example Sentence: simple.
She has no use for the whole caboodle. 7. TIRADE (NOUN): a speech of violent
denunciation:(आक्षेप)
2. CACHET (NOUN): prestige:(यश)
Synonyms: abuse, outburst
Synonyms: status, stature
Antonyms: compliment, harmony
Antonyms: unimportance, obscurity
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The deputy followed him, indulging in a tirade
He deserves to be given cachet because he is a of most abusive language.
successful businessman.
8. VOCIFEROUS
3. VITUPERATE (VERB): criticize (ADJECTIVE): conspicuously and offensively
harshly:(घोर निन्दा करिा) loud:(कोलाहलपूर्ण)
Synonyms: abuse, accuse Synonyms: boisterous, clamorous
Antonyms: honor, praise Antonyms: silent, quiet
We shouldn’t vituperate anyone without any My vociferous room didn’t allow me to sleep.
proper information.
9. WILY (ADJECTIVE): marked by skill in
4. CALISTHENICS (NOUN): the practice of deception:(धर्ू ण )
exercises:(व्यायाम)
Synonyms: crafty, clever
Synonyms: activity, operation
Antonyms: frank, honest
Antonyms: cessation, idleness
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He is too wily for the police to catch him.
Calisthenics is recommended to relax the
muscles before a run. 10. CASTIGATION (NOUN): punishment:(दंड )
5. BAROQUE Synonyms: chastisement, penalty

(ADJECTIVE): decorative:(निनित्र)
Antonyms: pardon, forgiveness
Synonyms: florid, gilt
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: plain, undecorated
Nature has given her a severe castigation.
Example Sentence:
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6. VERBIAGE (NOUN): An excess of words
for the purpose:(शब्दाडंबर)
1. INTREPID (ADJECTIVE): 6. ABNEGATE (VERB): (अस्वीक़ार
(निडर:) fearless
करि़ा:) renounce
Synonyms: courageous, heroic
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I am an intrepid person.
responsibility.
(संकोची): introverted
7. BALMY (ADJECTIVE): (सौम्य:) mild
Synonyms: drab, shy Synonyms: moist, tropical
Antonyms: balanced, inclement
Antonyms: confident, fancy Example Sentence:
Example sentence: This fabric gives a balmy effect on the
viewer’s eye.
8. ABROGATE (VERB): (अभभनिषेध
करि़ा:) abolish
3. IMPAIRED (ADJECTIVE): (बिगड़ा
हुआ): marred Synonyms: annul, invalidate
Synonyms: faulty, flawed
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: perfect, unbroken Thus the new rule was abrogated.
Example Sentence:
9. OBLOQUY (NOUN):
She has an impaired vision.
(अपम़ाि:) calumny
Synonyms: aspersion, censure
4. RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: approval, exaltation
(गंभीर:) abstruse Example Sentence:
He faced obloquy by them.
Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic
Antonyms: obvious, simple 10. BEDLAM (NOUN):
Example Sentence:
(अव्यवस्थ़ा:) chaotic situation
The new colony is full of recondite
apartments.
Antonyms: calmness, silence
Example Sentence:
5. PROPINQUITY (NOUN): In the absence of a teacher, the
(स़ान्निध्य:) closeness classroom was in a bedlam.
Synonyms: affinity, nearness
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1. TUMULT (NOUN): 7. DERANGED
(कोलाहल:) agitation (ADJECTIVE): (विक्षिप्ि): mad
Synonyms: commotion, convulsion Synonyms: crazy, insane
Antonyms: harmony, peace Antonyms: calm, normal
These days tumult and fracas is going A deranged man killed 14 people in the
on in Delhi. city.
2. CONDONE (VERB): (माफ 8. DEBACLE (NOUN): (पिन): downfall
करना:) excuse Synonyms: beating, disaster
Synonyms: forget, forgive Antonyms: triumph, victory
Antonyms: deny, refuse Example sentence:
Example Sentence: The poor batting performance resulted
She said to the teacher kindly condone in the debacle of the team.
my faults. 9. DEVOUT
3. ENCROACH (VERB): (अतिक्रमण (ADJECTIVE): (धममतनष्ठ): religious
करना): impinge
Synonyms: pious, devoted
Antonyms: unbelieving, insincere
Synonyms: intrude, infringe Example sentence:
Antonyms: keep off, ignore
No doubt, my mother is a devout lady.
Example Sentence: 10. CONTRIVANCE
The Chinese army continues to
encroach on Indian territory. (NOUN): (युक्ति): plan
4. EMBEZZLE (VERB): (जाली Synonyms: ruse, gimmick
Antonyms: ignorance, disorganisation
बनाना): misuse Example sentence:
Synonyms: forge, swindle Navneet always have a contrivance for
Antonyms: reimburse, compensate making a contraption out of the spare
Example Sentence: electronic parts.
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(उत्सुक): sincere
Synonyms: fervent, passionate
Example Sentence:
His earnest approach made him winner.
(अनुचिि): immoral
Synonyms: uncivilized, unethical
Example Sentence:
The judge deemed the torture and
killings of innocent people to be
unconscionable.
1. PRECIPICE (NOUN): (खड़ी 6. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE):
(सांरक्षक): Protecting
चट्टान): Steep
Synonyms: cliff, crag
Antonyms: plain, straight
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He was acting as a tutelary brother for
There was a deep precipice along the
me that day.
road.
2. FRAIL (ADJECTIVE): (दर्

ु बल): weak
7. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): (नष्ट र्ल
Synonyms: breakable, feeble
Antonyms: hearty, strong /अशक्त): Self-indulgent
Example sentence: Synonyms: spoilt, destroyed
He has become so frail that he can’t Antonyms: disciplined, proper
stand properly. Example Sentence:
3. KIBBLE (VERB): (टुकड़े टुकड़े
8. JOSTLE (VERB): (सांघर्ब करना): To
करना): Crush
Antonyms: build, liberate
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I kibbled red black pepper and cheese
in my dish.

4. JOCULAR (ADJECTIVE): (विनोद-
Synonyms: gathering, roster
विय): Funny Antonyms: division, separation
Synonyms: humorous, playful Example Sentence:
Antonyms: gloomy, sad They mustered at the playground.
Example Sentence:
I made a jocular statement at the 10. CORDIAL (ADJECTIVE):
party. (सौहादब पूर्ब): Warm-hearted
Synonyms: affable, friendly
4. JIBE (VERB): (सहमत होना): To agree Antonyms: hostile, indifferent
Synonyms: harmonize, conform Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disagree, differ If you treat people in a cordial manner,
Example Sentence: they will treat you well also.
I do not jibe with his idea.
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Example sentence:
She wants to lead a tranquil life.
1. ELOQUENCE (NOUN): Synonyms: abolish, annihilate
(वाग्मिता): fervor Antonyms: retain, maintain
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: diction, fluency
Antonyms: incompetence, He effaced the building completely.
inarticulateness
8. RAMBUNCTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
His eloquence is made him hero among (उधिी): loud, energetic
all the aspirants. Synonyms: boisterous, noisy
2. FLEECE (VERB): (ठगना): con Example Sentence:
Synonyms: defraud, dupe
Antonyms: help, be honest
Example sentence: 9. FEUD (VERB): (झगडा): quarrel
The story of the fleece was as follows. Synonyms: fight, bicker
3. SPLOSH (VERB): (पानी का छपका Example Sentence:
He feuded unnecessarily with his
डालना): Sprinkle friends.
Synonyms: splash, moisten
Antonyms: collocate, cluster 10. FANATICAL (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (कट्टर): narrow minded
She sploshed water over the plants.
Synonyms: orthodox, biased
4. VIRTUOSO (NOUN): (गुणी): person Example Sentence:
who is an expert In old days most of the people had
Synonyms: prodigy, adept fanatical thinking.
Example Sentence:
He is a virtuoso in painting.
5. EPIGRAM (NOUN): (चुटकुला): joke

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6. WHEEDLE (VERB): (खुशािद से िना

लेना): flatter
Synonyms: cajole, coax
Antonyms: disgust, bully
Example Sentence:
of every problem.
7. EFFACE (VERB): (मिटाना): destroy

1. PUSILLANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
(कायर): fearful For no reasons her job offer letter was
quashed.
Synonyms: afraid, cowardly
Example sentence: 7. TYRO (NOUN): (नवशिक्षिि): beginner
The authorities are too pusillanimous Synonyms: novice, learner
to deal with this situation. Antonyms: expert, veteran
Example Sentence:
2. PETULANT (ADJECTIVE): You may be a tyro at golf now, but
(ढीठ): crabby with time and practice, you will master
the sport.
Synonyms: impatient, cranky
8. PUTATIVE (ADJECTIVE):
Example sentence:
I was sick and petulant, and finally (कस्पपि): presumed
quarrelled with my friend. Synonyms: presumptive, supposed
Antonyms: proven, real
3. ABSENTEEISM (NOUN): Example sentence:
(अनुपस्थिति): habitual absence from Many people see garlic juice as a
putative cure of runny noses.
work.
Synonyms: truancy, emptiness
Antonyms: presence, witness 9. WEARABLE (ADJECTIVE): (पहनने
Example Sentence: योग्य): (especially of clothing) easy to
Absenteeism is not welcomed in private
wear.
jobs. Synonyms: suitable, appropriate
Antonyms: not suitable, unfavorable
4. PROCLIVITY (NOUN):
Example Sentence:
(प्रवत्तृ ि): inclination Are these clothes wearable for the
Synonyms: penchant, predilection party?
Antonyms: disinclination, antipathy
Example sentence: 10. PIQUE (NOUN): (नाराज़ी): anger
Synonyms: annoyance, displeasure
towards the toppers.
Antonyms: delight, happiness
Example sentence:
5. SKULLDUGGERY (NOUN):
Alisha walked out of the room in a fit
(फरे ब): tricky behaviour of pique.
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6. QUASH (VERB): (समाप्ि

Synonyms: revoke, abrogate
1. UBER (ADJECTIVE): It is very difficult to delineate this
(शानदार): super, extreme or chapter in few words.
outstanding.
7. ABSURD (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: magnificent, extraordinary
Antonyms: worthless, useless (बेतुका): inconsistent with reason, logic
Example Sentence: or common sense.
It’s an uber ride. Synonyms: idiotic, illogical
Antonyms: logical, sensible
2. NOSTRUM (NOUN): (औषध): cure Example Sentence:
What an absurd idea!
Synonyms: panacea, potion
Antonyms: disease, injury
8. IRATE (ADJECTIVE):
Example sentence:
Supermarket shelves are lined with (क्रुद्ध): extremely angry.
nostrums claiming to alleviate flu Synonyms: furious, angered
symptoms. Antonyms: calm, quiet.
Example Sentence:
3. ADORABLE (ADJECTIVE): The irate customer is still shouting.
(प्यारा): lovable especially in a childlike
9. DISARMING (ADJECTIVE):
or naive way.
Synonyms: lovely, gullible (ननरस्त्िीकरण): winning favor or
Antonyms: hateful, mature confidence
Example Sentence: Synonyms: convincing, ingratiating
What an adorable set of twins! Antonyms: despicable, disgusting
Example sentence:
4. FOUL (ADJECTIVE): (कलुषषत): highly Rahim said that he approached with a
disarming smile.
offensive; arousing aversion or disgust.
Synonyms: bad, rotten
Antonyms: fair, good 10. RAMPAGE (NOUN): (हं गामा):
Example Sentence: binge
From where this foul smell is coming? Synonyms: disturbance, violence
5. PUTREFACTION (NOUN): Example Sentence:
(सड़न): decay Sarmishtha ravaged all our weekend
Synonyms: adulteration, decomposition plans.
Antonyms: betterment, growth Write us
We caught the stench of putrefaction,
as soon as the breeze shifted.
6. DELINEATE (VERB): (चित्रित

करना): describe; outline
Example Sentence:
1. TRECHAREOUS 7. PREVARICATE (VERB): (छलकपट
(ADJECTIVE): (विश्वासघाती) disloyal करना): belie
Synonyms: faithless, unreliable Synonyms: cavil, con
Antonyms: faithful, reliable Antonyms: be honest, tell truth
Advaik is a treacherous junk-dealer. British ministers continued to prevaricate on
the issue.
(आशािादी) confident 8. PROPINQUITY (NOUN):
(सावननध्य): closeness
Synonyms: hopeful, optimistic
Antonyms: pessimistic, depressed Synonyms: togetherness, nearness
Antonyms: distance, remoteness
Example Sentence:
Example sentence:
Vishal is a sanguine person in every
My maternal uncle is in great propinquity
adverse situation. with me.
3. ORDAIN (VERB): (भयाक्ाांत) impose 9. CONCEDE (VERB): (सिीकार

Synonyms: order, proclaim करना) accept
Antonyms: unworried, unruffled Synonyms: cede, admit
Example Sentence: Antonyms: deny, refuse
Vikram knows the ministry will never Example Sentence:
ordain him as a priest. I had to concede that I'd overreacted.
4. AGHAST 10. ENCROACH (VERB): (अविक्मण

(ADJECTIVE): (स्‍िादहीन) horrified
करना) violate
Synonyms: anxious, appalled
Antonyms: delicious, pungent Synonyms: trespass, infringe
Example Sentence: Antonyms: shun, abide
Dinner tastes insipid. Example Sentence:
Rather than encroach on his privacy she
might have kept to her room.
5. ACCESSIBILITY (NOUN): (अवभगम्यता/
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Synonyms: approachability, affordable
Antonyms: unreachable, inconvenience
Example Sentence:
There is no accessibility to this place.
6. ABASEMENT (NOUN): (मानहावन): A low

or downcast state.
Antonyms: praising, commendable
Example Sentence:
Every disaster brought my brother into an
1. CONCURRENCE (NOUN): Example sentence:
(मेल) unanimity This is not the time to cavil about
Synonyms: synchronicity, simultaneity petty details.
Antonyms: disagreement, denial
Example Sentence: 7. COERCE (VERB): (वििश करना): to
Shivya is in the habit of making
evasion from every situation. force a person into doing something
2. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) harass
Antonyms: help, aid
Example sentence:
Synonyms: torment, domineer
Antonyms: comfort, console She was never coerced by her
Example Sentence: husband into bringing money from
The major kept on persecuting the her parents.
soldiers.
8. CHARY
3. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): (ADJECTIVE): (सािधान): careful
(विशाल) huge Synonyms: cautious, watchful
Synonyms: enormous, immense Antonyms: careless, hasty
Antonyms: small, slight Example sentence:
Example Sentence: She should be chary of the
A gigantic lily grows at a height of 10 strangers.
feet’s.
9. DETERIORATE (VERB): (बिगड़
4. CARPING (ADJECTIVE): (अिगुण
जाना): get worse
ढूं ढ़नेिाला): find fault
Synonyms: complaining, bellyaching Antonyms: improve, get better
Antonyms: complimentary, forgiving Example sentence:
Example sentence: The condition of her sister has
They deserve recognition, not deteriorated.
carping criticism.
10. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE):
5. CASTIGATE (VERB): (सजा दे ना): to (सूंकोची): shy
punish Synonyms: reserved, modest
Synonyms: berate, chasten Antonyms: forward, brash
Antonyms: exonerate, forgive Example sentence:
Example sentence: I was thinking that Ranu was
The teacher castigated him for his demure by nature but I was wrong.
incomplete homework.
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Antonyms: accept, agree
1. IGNOMINIOUS Synonyms: quandary, impasse
(ADJECTIVE): (अपयशपू र्ण) Antonyms: boon, blessing
Example Sentence:
humiliating
The international community should do
Synonyms: embarrassing, disgraceful
more to protect the plight of these
people.
Example Sentence:
The family was very embarrassed 7. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि करना)
about their son’s ignominious behavior corroborate
at the gathering. Synonyms: validate, approve
2. ILLUSTRIOUS Antonyms: veto, disapprove
(ADJECTIVE): (प्रसिद्ध) famous Example Sentence:
A number of countries have refused to
ratify the treaty.
Antonyms: insignificant, unimportant
8. EXORBITANT
Example Sentence:
Number of illustrious players have lead (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधधक)
this team. extravagant
3. IMPORTUNE (VERB): (ज़ोर दे ना) Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
insist
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Synonyms: demand, beseech
The President is right in pointing how
Antonym: dissuade, prevent
the exorbitant cost of child care can be
Example Sentence:
devastating for families.
The players were importuned by the
coach to run another mile. 9. RUPTURE (VERB): (िूिना) break
4. IMPUDENT Synonyms: breach, split
(ADJECTIVE): (गुस्ताख) shameless Antonyms: join, connect
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: brazen, audacious
The emperor Leo, ruptured the fortress
Antonyms: humble, polite
of his enemy.
Example Sentence:
The impudent student had the nerve to 10. PLETHORA (NOUN): (अधधकता)
counter the principal’s order. excess
5. INCOMMODIOUS Synonyms: profusion, overabundance
(ADJECTIVE): (अिुविधाजनक) Antonyms: scarcity, rarity
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inconvenient
There are plethora of groups that track
Synonyms: uncomfortable, awkward
and publish this kind of information.
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severe back ache.
6. PLIGHT (NOUN): (दवु िधा)
dilemma
1. ESPIONAGE (NOUN): (जासूसी) Antonyms: debt, loss
Example Sentence:
spying
The government has ordered
Synonyms: reconnaissance,
companies to share 2% of their
intelligence
proceeds with NGOs.
Antonyms: candid, frank
Example Sentence: 7. SHORTFALL (NOUN): (कमी) lack
He will be punished severely if he is Synonyms: inadequacy, flaw
found guilty of espionage. Antonyms: abundance, plenty
2. ENIGMA (NOUN): (रहस्य) Example Sentence:
His shortfalls are destroying his career.
mystery
Synonyms: knot, perplexity 8. PILE (NOUN): (संग्रह) collection
Antonyms: solution, key Synonyms: stockpile, accumulation
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ditch, poverty
How they avoided the onslaught of the Example Sentence:
enemy, is still an enigma for us. He gifted a pile of story books to the
3. CONCURRENCE poor children.
(NOUN): (सहमति) occurring together 9. BUYBACK (NOUN): (छूट)
Synonyms: unanimity, synchronicity concession
Antonyms: disagreement, discord Synonyms: privilege, allowance
Example Sentence: Antonyms: repudiation, refusal
They have infuriated the senior leaders Example Sentence:
with the concurrence of their stupid There are many buyback offers in the
remarks. market.
4. INDULGENT 10. UNVEIL (VERB): (ख़ुलासा)
(ADJECTIVE): (दयालु ) kind reveal
Synonyms: compassionate, tolerant Synonyms: disclose, display
Antonyms: inconsiderate, intolerant Antonyms: conceal, veil
There are many indulgent people in the They will unveil a new car very soon.
world.
5. PROFOUND (ADJECTIVE): Write us-
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Synonyms: abstruse, philosophical
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The teacher had a profound effect on
his students.
6. PROCEEDS (NOUN): (कमाई)
earning
Synonyms: revenue, reward
1. DISPEL (VERB): (दरू करना) allay (ADJECTIVE): (अपररममत) without
Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve limit
Antonyms: recall, take in Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
Nia comforted me so well that all my Example Sentence:
doubts were immediately dispelled Your idea has really an absolute
somehow. influence.
2. LAY DOWN (VERB): (आदे श दे ना) 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB): (प्रभुत्व
command रखना) dominate
Antonyms: implore, request
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
She laid down as if she were my boss.
Do not even think of preponderating me.
8. DILUTE (VERB): (ममलावट करना)
3. PREMISE (NOUN): (उपधारणा)
presumption
adulterate
Synonyms: proposition, supposition
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The woman completed her workday even
To obtain the effect you want, firstly
though there was a presumption that she
dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
was to be fired.
4. UNPALATABLE 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): (संददग्ध)
(ADJECTIVE): (बेस्वाद) not tasting doubtful
good
Example Sentence:
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moot question.
exclaimed. 10. TRAGIC (ADJECTIVE): (भयंकर)
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): (पररणाम) appalling
impact
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Merriam saw the tragic women of the
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VE): (आधुनिक) Coeval 6. QUANTUM (NOUN): (मात्रा) Quantity
Synonyms: simultaneous, contemporary Synonyms: sum, amount
Antonyms: different, separate Antonyms: part, whole
The contemporaneous ringing of the While quantum energy could not be
multiple phone lines kept the new measured fully, the scientist continued to
receptionist very busy. work on the experiment.
2. SARTORIAL (ADJECTIVE): (दर्ज़ी- 7. PRECINCT (NOUN): (प्रसीमा)

सं बंधी) Pertaining to tailors Department
Synonyms: stylish,
elegant
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: frumpy, dumpy
I am working in this precinct.
Example Sentence:
Those sartorial coats made me chew the
8. PROCLIVITY
cud.
(NOUN): (इच्छा/प्रवत्तृ ि) Inclination
3. CAULK (VERB): (गहिी करिा) Synonyms: penchant, predilection
Antonyms: dislike, hate
Secure
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: block,
Your proclivity towards him is getting on
barricade
my nerves.
Example Sentence:
9. PUNITIVE
Adeel caulked me from a broken reed.
(ADJECTIVE): (दं डात्मक) Retaliatory
4. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): (सं रक्षी) Synonyms: vindictive, punishing
Protecting
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: guardian,
Don’t be punitive otherwise you’ll get
advisory
into a soup.
Example Sentence:
10. QUIETUDE (NOUN): (शांनि/सं िोष)
He is using tutelary fabian policy in his Calm
company. Synonyms: doldrums, hush
Antonyms: disturbance, agitation
5. PURGE (NOUN): (पररशोध) Example Sentence:
Be quietude don’t escape your lips.
Elimination
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Manoj was feeling shy of telling her about
her purge from the contest.
1. FORETHOUGHT (NOUN): (पूर्व Example Sentence:
वर्चार): precaution markets for junk that I can refurbish.
Synonyms: wariness, prudence
Antonyms: carelessness, carefree 7. RUSE (NOUN): (चाल): feint
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: trick, deception
Example Sentence:
going to try and use a distractive ruse in
2. PREOCCUPY (VERB): (तल्लीन होना): order to shoplift.
engross
Synonyms: involve, employ 8. SUPPLE (ADJECTIVE): (लचीला/सहज
Antonyms: distract, eject
Example Sentence: में झुकनेर्ाला): flexible
She was obsessed in the process. Synonyms: elastic, agile
Antonyms: awkward, unpliable
3. BOOM (NOUN): (धमाका): loud sound Example Sentence:
keep a supple form.
Example Sentence:
When the truth became known regarding 9. JUNK (NOUN): (कचरा): garbage
the mines a wonderful " boom " began. Synonyms: debris, rubble
Antonyms: neatness, sterility
4. TRIAL (ADJECTIVE): (प्रायोगिक): Example Sentence:
experimental
Synonyms: exploratory, preliminary
Antonyms: definite, proven 10. RAPT (ADJECTIVE): (हर्षोन्मत्त):
Example Sentence: delighted
It was in a trial session. Synonyms: ecstatic, enthralled
5. RELEGATE (VERB): (सुपुर्व Antonyms: unhappy, sorrowful
Example Sentence:
करना): assign She was a rapt person.
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1. TURMOIL (NOUN): (शोरगुल): Synonyms: apocalyptic, baleful
uncertainty
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: turbulence, ferment
A suggestion that is being read by some as
an ominous reference to an unknown
Example Sentence:
external hand.
There was widespread turmoil in the city.
7. DELINEATE (VERB): (रूपरे खा प्रस्तु त

2. RIFT (NOUN): (दोष): a flaw, fault
Synonyms: breach, fissure करना): describe precisely
Antonyms: closure, agreement Synonyms: define, limn
Example Sentence: Antonyms: confuse, distort
It is a great misfortune that an internal rift Example Sentence:
has moved inexorably towards a full- The judge delineated the composition of
blown crisis. the bench to hear the case.
3. INEXORABLY (ADVERB): (क्रूरता या 8. POSTERITY (NOUN): (भावी पीढ़ी): all

कठोरता से) : in a way that is impossible to future generation of people
stop or prevent
Synonyms: ferociously, atrociously
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: gently, humanely
This incident is regarded by posterity as
Example Sentence:
an aberration rather than a precedent.
The public is enraged by the inexorable
rise in petroleum prices.
9. INTROSPECTION (NOUN):
(अंतदद शदन ): the examination of one’s own
4. DISSENSION (NOUN): (मतभेद):
mental processes.
disagreement that leads to discord
Synonyms: contemplation, reflection
Synonyms: controversy, friction
Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
Antonyms: harmony, conformity
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
It is a moment for collective introspection.
The SC has exposed an unprecedented
level of dissension.
10. CONVENE (VERB): (बुलाना): bring
5. FERMENT (VERB): (उत्ते जित करना): together for a meeting
agitation and excitement among a group
of people
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: frenzy, storm
The Chief Justice must convene a meeting
of the full court.
Example Sentence:
The highest court was in a state of
ferment.
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1. COMEMMORATE Antonyms: precede, retreat
(VERB): (पुण्यस्मरण करना) pay tribute to Example Sentence:
Synonyms: salute, honour Firstly he did the honours then
Antonyms: disregard, dishonour everybody supervened.
Example Sentence: 7. REPROACH (NOUN): (ततरस्कार)
The victory is commemorated in songs. disgrace
2. TERRIFIC (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक) Synonyms: blame, censure
horrible Antonyms: compliment, praise
Synonyms: terrible, awful Example Sentence:
Antonyms: wonderful, pleasant He gave her a look of reproach.
Example Sentence: 8. LAURELS (NOUN): (ख्यातत) acclaim
An enormous amount of dust blown by Synonyms: accolade, praise
the terrific volcanic eruption. Antonyms: blame, disapproval
3. DOOMED Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (अभभशप्त) ill-fated A soldier won his laurels in the battle
Synonyms: cursed, damned field.
Antonyms: lucky, blessed 9. ABRADE (VERB): (कुरे दना) scrape
Example Sentence: Synonyms: chafe, grate
Those who do not know history Antonyms: make happy, please
are doomed to repeat it. Example Sentence:
4. EXORBITANT The wool blanket abraded my legs and
(ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक) excessive gave me a rash.
Synonyms: immoderate, wasteful 10. DEIFY (VERB): (दे वतासदृश पूजा -
Antonyms: moderate, sensible करना) idealize
Example Sentence: Synonyms: glorify, idolize
The guard is being paid an exorbitant Antonyms: criticize, degrade
salary to sit only. Example Sentence:
5. PIVOTAL It is a mistake to deify celebrities let your
(ADJECTIVE): (आिारभत ू ) important parents be your living God.
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follow
1. REPINE (VERB): (शिकायत करना): Synonyms: grandeur, elegance
complain
Example Sentence:
I see the majestic Atticism in her
personality.
Example Sentence:
7. AUSTERITY (NOUN): (आत्मसं यम):
2. INURE (VERB): (तपाकर पुख़्ता करना): formality
Synonyms: acerbity, asperity
harden
Synonyms: temper, toughen
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: lighten, soften
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renowned.
the benefit of the wrongdoers. 8. ARTIFICE (NOUN): (चालाकी): clever
act
3. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): (आक्रमण): Synonyms: maneuver, gimmick
attack
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The people suddenly made an onslaught 9. VALOR (NOUN): (वीरता): courage
on him. Synonyms: firmness, fortitude
4. PRIGGISH (ADJECTIVE): (परोपदे ि क) Example Sentence:
: smug
Antonyms: dissatisfied, discontented 10. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): (जागरूक):
Example Sentence: attentive
I had to meet a priggish person in the Synonyms: observant, cautious
train. Antonyms: heedless, impulsive
Example Sentence:
5. CABOODLE (NOUN): (ताम-झाम): I am very vigilant while writing a letter.
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1. CONTINENCE (NOUN): self- Antonyms: flatten, smooth
restraint Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abstinence, chastity Amit scalloped the paper bag.
Antonyms: wildness, intemperance
Example Sentence: 7. ABORT (VERB): halt
Shivali hoped her continence would Synonyms: cut off, break off
allow her to resist temptation. Antonyms: begin, start
Example Sentence:
2. PREROGATIVE (NOUN): privilege The commander instructed them to abort
Synonyms: perquisite, birthright the mission.
Example Sentence: 8. GLITCH (NOUN): error
If you choose to follow your prerogative Synonyms: flaw, malfunction
and behave badly, then the result will not Antonyms: perfection, excellence
be good for you. Example Sentence:
The glitch in your computer system can
3. SUFFICE (VERB): satisfy be fixed easily.
Synonyms: content, fulfil
Antonyms: dissatisfy, displease 9. BOUNTY (NOUN): gift
Example Sentence: Synonyms: prize, reward
Since I only have two dollars left in my Antonyms: penalty, punishment
pocket, this amount can’t suffice my Example Sentence:
needs. She was given a bounty in her marriage.
4. MIND-BOGGLING 10. KNUCKLE TO (VERB): abide by

(ADJECTIVE): amazing Synonyms: adhere to, accede
Synonyms: astonishing, startling Antonyms: disobey, dissuade
Antonyms: awful, appalling Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The restaurant will be closed down soon
That piece of art involved the mind- if the owner does not knuckle to the
boggling craft. sanitation.
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Example Sentence:
Ravita gave an example of the most
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6. SCALLOP (VERB): crumple

1. SWAMP (NOUN): (कीचड़) 6. BRUSQUE
quagmire (ADJECTIVE): (बेअदब) blunt in
Synonyms: marshland, lowland manner or harsh speech
Antonyms: clean land, clear Synonyms: gruff, discourteous
This area is full of sump so it smells Example Sentence:
fouls all the time. His child is brusque and impatient.
2. RANKLE 7. FRACAS (NOUN): (दं गा/कोलाहल) a

(VERB): (खिजाना/चचढ़ाना) to cause noisy disagreement
bitterness or irritation Synonyms: commotion, disturbance
Synonyms: annoy, embitter Antonyms: agreement, harmony
Sarika was rankled by his assertion. class when they started a fracas.
3. AKIN (ADJECTIVE): (समान) 8. FIAT (NOUN): ( आज्ञाप्तत) order

similar in nature Synonyms: command, dictum
Synonyms: analogous, comparable Antonyms: opposition, denial
Antonyms: dissimilar, unlike Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The CM’s latest fiat prohibits the
Something akin to gratitude chewing of tobacco in office.
overwhelmed her.
4. ARCHAIC Synonyms: tedium, languor
(ADJECTIVE): (प्राचीन) old and no Antonyms: excitement, liveliness
longer useful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: primitive, old-fashioned Eaten up by ennui at his workplace, he
Antonyms: modern, up-to-date decided to go on a vacation.
Example Sentence:
In comparison to portable laptop 10. EFFIGY (NOUN): (पुतला) dummy
typewriters are archaic. Synonyms: statue, figure
Antonyms: entity, being
5. CONCORD (NOUN): (समझौता) a Example Sentence:
state of accord or agreement The fringe set fire to an effigy of the
Synonyms: unanimity, harmony director.
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peace and concord.
1. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal Antonyms: ugly, repulsive
Example Sentence:
The puppy’s dainty nose looked very cute,
convincing everybody’s to love it.
Example Sentence:
secret. 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान, मज्जन)
the act of washing
2. HUSTLER (NOUN): (अपराधी Synonyms: cleansing, decontamination
व्यक्ति) criminal Example Sentence:
Synonyms: desperado, felon Mina performed the ablution of the wound
Antonyms: police, law and applied some disinfectant to avoid
Example Sentence: further infection.
locality. 8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना) to walk
casually
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह, भूला- Synonyms: stroll, wander
भटका) afield Antonym: rush, dash
Synonyms: adrift, off target Example Sentence:
Antonyms: stable, anchored Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
Example Sentence: than attend the session.
gone astray. 9. COVET (VERB): (ललचाना) to greatly
4. DESPOTISM (NOUN): (िानाशाही) Synonyms: crave, fancy to
absolute power Antonyms: abjure, hate
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship Example Sentence:
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism Vikram tends to covet quality time with
Example Sentence: his family.
despotism, citizens were happy to see a 10. RECONNOITER (VERB): (खोजना)
kind emperor. to survey a place or situation for planning
purposes
5. HOODWINK (VERB): (छलना) to Synonyms: inspect, examine
deceive someone Antonyms: ignore, overlook
Synonyms: mislead, swindle Example Sentence:
Antonyms: support, safeguard One should constantly reconnoiter one’s
Example Sentence: enemy’s movements.
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delicately small and pretty
Example Sentence:
1. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): Don’t crimp the pages of my notebook.
(सं कोची) Reserved
7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: Bold, Brave (भयानक) Terrible
Example Sentence: Synonyms: Dreadful, Awful
Swastika is too outgoing for anyone to Antonyms: Good, Mild
ever accuse her of being demure. Example Sentence:
2. DEFILE (VERB): (मै ला कर दे ना) To
make impure or dirty 8. SURGE (NOUN): (वद् ृ धि) Growth
Synonyms: Contaminate, Degrade Synonyms: Deluge, Upsurge
Antonyms: Cleanse, Upgrade Antonyms: decline, decrease
Everybody knows smoking weed defiles Sudden surge was seen in dollar in the
one’s body. stock exchange.
3. SIEGE (VERB): (परे शान करना) 9. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अति

Harass दष्ु ट,कुटटल) Very Evil And Wicked
Synonyms: Beset, Badger Synonyms: Sinful, Vicious
Antonyms: Aid, Assist Antonyms: Kind, Pleasing
They was sieging other students over new To call that new students names, was not
stationery. only mean, but nefarious.
4. PERUSE (VERB): (अवलोकन करना) 10. PLEBEIAN (NOUN): (सवव सािारण)

Examine Not worthy of the upper classes.
Synonyms: Scrutinize, Inspect Synonyms: Mediocre, Ordinary
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook Antonyms: Extraordinary, Aristocratic
The case history was being perused by the My spoiled cousins called the restaurant a
FBI. plebeian place.
5. ANALYTICAL (ADJECTIVE):
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1. JIBE (VERB): conform Antonyms: rude, unfriendly
Synonyms: match, tally Example Sentence:
Antonyms: differ, disagree She has an affable nature.
Example Sentence:
She jibed all the details of the account. 9. OBVERSE (NOUN): opposite
2. BASTION (NOUN): bulwark Antonyms: back, rear
Synonyms: support, stronghold Example Sentence:
Antonyms: weak spot, weakness He needs to practise humbleness which is the
Example Sentence: obverse of your usual arrogance.
The king had his place fortified with bastions.
10. EAGER (ADJECTIVE): anxious
3. PORTENTOUS (ADJECTIVE): exciting Synonyms: keen, ambitious
Synonyms: intriguing, haunting Antonyms: dispassionate, uneager
Example Sentence: The CBI was eager to prosecute the vice
She has given a portentous performance. chancellor for extortion.
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5. DIMINUTION (NOUN): weakening

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product’s value.
6. NEUROSIS (NOUN): inhibition

Example Sentence:
Ritika got a neurosis about chemicals and Iimagined

Antonyms: enactment, validation
Example Sentence:
Navin volte faced about the decision to marry
Natasha.
8. AFFABLE (ADJECTIVE): friendly
Synonyms: amiable, genial
1. ABRADE (VERB): scrape 7. REPROACH (NOUN): disgrace
Synonyms: chafe, grate Synonyms: blame, censure
Antonyms: make happy, please Antonyms: compliment, praise
The wool blanket abraded my legs and Individuals who work in the banking
gave me a rash. industry must be honest and beyond
reproach.
2. TERRIFIC (ADJECTIVE): horrible
Synonyms: terrible, awful 8. LAURELS (NOUN): acclaim
Antonyms: wonderful, pleasant Synonyms: accolade, praise
Example Sentence: Antonyms: blame, disapproval
An enormous amount of dust blown by Example Sentence:
the terrific volcanic eruption. A soldier won his laurels in the battle
field.
3. DOOMED (ADJECTIVE): ill-fated
Synonyms: cursed, damned 9. COMEMMORATE (VERB): pay
Antonyms: lucky, blessed tribute to
Example Sentence: Synonyms: salute, honour
Those who do not know history Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
are doomed to repeat it. Example Sentence:
Every year we Indians commemorate our
4. EXORBITANT country’s independence with a huge
(ADJECTIVE): excessive enthusiasm.
Synonyms: immoderate, wasteful
Antonyms: moderate, sensible 10. DEIFY (VERB): idealize
Example Sentence: Synonyms: glorify, idolize
The guard is being paid an exorbitant Antonyms: criticize, degrade
salary to sit only. Example Sentence:
It is a mistake to deify celebrities let your
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6. SUPERVENE (VERB): follow

Example Sentence:
Firstly he did the honours then
everybody supervened.
1. WHIM (NOUN): sudden idea His invidious acts caused the people to
Synonyms: inclination, vagary rise up against him.
Example Sentence: 7. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): artful
His instinct paid off as he picked the Synonyms: facile, eloquent
winning horse on a whim. Antonyms: quiet, silent
Example Sentence:
2. PROGNOSIS (NOUN): forecast The glib comments he made about the
Synonyms: diagnosis, prediction conflict reveals that he is not very well-
Antonyms: calculation, measurement informed about the subject.
Example Sentence:
Due to the company’s financial 8. GRAVE (ADJECTIVE): serious
prognosis, we will probably be out of Synonyms: heavy, sedate
business in less than one month. Antonyms: funny, silly
Example Sentence:
3. ENGENDER (VERB): induce Though the situation was grave, Yash
Synonyms: generate, breed tried to keep hope.
Example Sentence: 9. BLUNT (ADJECTIVE): honest
Some people believe violent video Synonyms: straightforward, outspoken
games engender feelings of hostility in Antonyms: prejudiced, dishonest
young people. Example Sentence:
The blunt manager hurt my feelings
4. STAID (ADJECTIVE): decorous when asking if I wanted a day’s leave.
Antonyms: indecorous, frivolous 10. PERILOUS
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): hazardous
She was given a staid title-‘The Iron Synonyms: precarious, threatening
Lady’. Antonyms: safe, secure
Example Sentence:
5. RIBALD (ADJECTIVE): bawdy You should avoid driving during the
Synonyms: coarse, lewd snowstorm because the icy roads are
Antonyms: moral, sophisticated perilous.
Example Sentence:
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Antonyms: likeable, lovable
Example Sentence:
1. UNDUE (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक): Synonyms: hex, hoodoo
excessive
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: dizzying, exorbitant
Rohit regarded her as a jinx because she
Antonyms: moderate, reasonable
had lost her husband.
Example Sentence:
Some dogs are very hyper and require an
undue amount of attention from their 7. INERTIA (NOUN): (जड़ता): laziness
owners. Synonyms: passivity, sluggishness
Antonyms: action, activity
2. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE): (दे शी): Example Sentence:
native
Synonyms: domestic, homegrown
Example Sentence: 8. IMMACULATE (ADJECTIVE): (शुद्ि)
ISRO successfully test-fired an indigenous : unspoiled
missile. Synonyms: exquisite, neat
Antonyms: dull, defiled
3. INTERMITTENT (ADJECTIVE): (सवि Example Sentence:
The soldier was reprimanded for ruining
राम): irregular his immaculate uniform.
Synonyms: fitful, infrequent
Antonyms: regular, frequent 9. IMPUTE (VERB): (आरोप लगाना):
Example Sentence:
attribute
The holiday lights are intermittent and
Synonyms: accredit, assign
Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate
Example Sentence:
4. INCESSANT (ADJECTIVE): (लगातार) You can not impute the damage onto me.
: ceaseless
Synonyms: endless, continuous 10. INKLING (NOUN): (आभास): idea
Antonyms: bounded, ceasing
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: knowledge, information
His hostility to Reva was incessant.
Example Sentence:
The records give us an inkling of how
5. INSULAR (ADJECTIVE): (सं कुधित people saw the world.
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Only a few people live in their insular
neighborhood in the coldest part of
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6. JINX (NOUN): (अशुभ): curse

1. DISPEL (VERB): allay Your idea has really an absolute
Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve influence.
Example Sentence: 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB):
The flowers from my husband do not dominate
dispel the fact I believe he is cheating on Synonyms: dictate, overrule
me. Antonyms: follow, lose
Example Sentence:
2. LAY DOWN (VERB): command Do not even think of preponderating me.
Antonyms: implore, request 8. DILUTE (VERB): adulterate
Example Sentence: Synonyms: make thinner, water down
The major laid down the army. Antonyms: make thicker, concentrate
Example Sentence:
3. PREMISE (NOUN): presumption To obtain the effect you want, firstly
Synonyms: proposition, supposition dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
Example Sentence: 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): doubtful
Your theory is faulty because anyone can Synonyms: dubious, questionable
dispel the premise with a simple Antonyms: proven, definite
experiment. Example Sentence:
4. UNPALATABLE moot question.
(ADJECTIVE): not tasting good
Synonyms: distasteful, unsavoury 10. TRAGIC
Antonyms: delicious, savoury (ADJECTIVE): appalling
Example Sentence: Synonyms: awful, deplorable
What an unpalatable Chowmin! she Antonyms: pleasant, wonderful
exclaimed. Example Sentence:
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): impact wards.
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Example Sentence:
nothing could compare to the moment
that the tornado struck the building.
6. ABSOLUTE
(ADJECTIVE): without limit
Example Sentence:
1. MOLLYCODDLE (VERB): pamper Your uptight behavior can get you
Synonyms: overprotect, cater to rejected in an interview.
Example Sentence: 7. DRIP (VERB): drop
I found school very difficult, and Synonyms: dribble, drizzle
realized I'd been mollycoddled at home. Antonyms: collect, pour
Example Sentence:
2. GROUSE (NOUN): complaint Everyone must ensure that water
Synonyms: gripe, grouch doesn’t drips away uselessly.
Example Sentence: 8. PERVADE (VERB): spread through
I have no grouse against my wife. Synonyms: infuse, permeate
Antonyms: block, hinder
3. OPPRESS (VERB): subdue Example Sentence:
Synonyms: torment, trample The poison must be blocked before it
Antonyms: encourage, aid pervades Ridhima’s vital organs.
Example Sentence:
The tyrant general oppressed his people. 9. KUDOS (NOUN): praise
4. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever Antonyms: condemnation,
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit denunciation
Antonyms: foolish, idiotic Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Meenakshi was looking for kudos rather
Chintan is a canny person. than profit.
5. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): shy 10. DISGORGE (VERB): vomit

Synonyms: timid, hesitant Synonyms: discharge, regurgitate
Antonyms: confident, brave Antonyms: suck, consume
Varun was a diffident child in such a Nidhi was disgorging whatever she was
large family. eating.
6. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): secret Write us

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1. ADULTERATE (VERB): alter Example Sentence:
often for profit One can’t gain anything by decrying the
Synonyms: contaminate, defile success of one’s rivals.
Antonyms: purify, cleanse
Example Sentence: 7. DISSIPATE (VERB): squander
The shopkeeper was adulterating in the Synonyms: waste, deplete
pulses. Antonyms: save, hoard
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2. INDISPENSABLE Our country cannot afford to dissipate
(ADJECTIVE): necessary the forest resources.
Synonyms: imperative, essential
Antonyms: needless, superfluous 8. WITHERING
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): destructive
Watching live debate is as Synonyms: annihilating, devastating
indispensable as the breakfast for me. Antonyms: creative, developmental
Example Sentence:
3. CRYPTIC We experienced a withering monsoon.
(ADJECTIVE): mysterious
Synonyms: ambiguous, enigmatic 9. EXPUNGE (VERB): delete
Antonyms: clear, definite Synonyms: destroy, obliterate
Example Sentence: Antonyms: create, help
Anuj passed a cryptic remark. Example Sentence:
I shall request you to please expunge the
4. DERIDE (VERB): mock sarcastic remark from the wall.
Synonyms: rap, incite
Antonyms: praise, commend 10. FOMENT (VERB): instigate
Example Sentence: Synonyms: abet, arouse
Atul was derided by his colleague for Antonyms: finish, tranquilize
his foolish joke. Example Sentence:
He fomented the innocent people.
5. FRAY (NOUN): fracas

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Example Sentence:
Soon the mob joined the fray, and
began swinging at their opponents with
clubs.
6. DECRY (VERB): disparage

Synonyms: belittle, denounce
1. PERJURY (NOUN): deception With an unjaded smile, the little girl denied eating
Synonyms: falsehood, dishonesty t the cookies.
Antonyms: frankness, openness
Example Sentence: 8. MALADROIT (ADJECTIVE): awkward
Amit was warned by the judge to tell the truth or else Synonyms: clumsy, clunky
be arrested for perjury. Antonyms: skilful, tactful
Example Sentence:
2. FUGACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): transient The cartoon is based on a maladroit thief.
Synonyms: momentary, short-lived
Antonyms: perpetual, lasting 9. SNOOP (VERB): intrude
Example Sentence: Synonyms: peep, pry
Because styles are so fugacious, he refuses to wear a Antonyms: ignore, neglect
pair of sneakers for more than a month. Example Sentence:
The girl was certain that her mother would snoop
3. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): enfeebled through her diary, so she hid it in a secret spot
Synonyms: drained, exhausted whenever leaving the house.
Antonyms: tireless, capable
Example Sentence: 10. PROFITEERING
The spy pretended to be wheelchair bound as part of (ADJECTIVE): dishonest
his effete man disguise. Synonyms: unethical, unscrupulous
Antonyms: moral, ethical
4. INSIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): sneaky Example Sentence:
Synonyms: foxy, ensnaring He is known as a profiteering shopkeeper.
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5. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): exposure

Synonyms: confession, admission
Antonyms: concealment, denial
Example Sentence:
The greater part of the transformation precedes
the disclosure of the theory.
6. OUTRAGE (NOUN): violence

Synonyms: atrocity, abuse
Antonyms: obedience, respect
Example Sentence:
My voice trembled with outrage.
7. UNJADED (ADJECTIVE): innocent

Synonyms: simple, artless
Antonyms: sceptical, leery
Example Sentence:
1. VAUNT (VERB): boast 7. UNCHARITABLE (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: brag, flaunt tight-fisted
Antonyms: conceal, hide Synonyms: ungiving, ungenerous
Example Sentence: Antonyms: generous, spendthrift
He likes to vaunt whenever he is with his Example Sentence:
friends. Manoj is an uncharitable guy.
2. RHETORICAL (ADJECTIVE): 8. 8. DISSOLUTE

oratorical (ADJECTIVE): corrupt
Synonyms: vocal, articulate Synonyms: indulgent, lecherous
Antonyms: concise, terse Antonyms: resolute, moral
Sagarika ignored his rhetorical questions. Natasha has been excommunicated from the
church because of her dissolute habits.
3. DISPARITY (NOUN): difference
Synonyms: inequality, imbalance 9. SPITE (NOUN): antipathy
Antonyms: equality, similarity Synonyms: contempt, animosity
Example Sentence: Antonyms: kindness, forgiveness
There is a huge disparity between the crime Example Sentence:
rates in the urban cities and the crime rates He is jealous and full of spite.
in the rural areas.
10. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): cheerful
4. MIRTH (NOUN): great joy Synonyms: confident, hopeful
Synonyms: rejoicing, levity Antonyms: depressed, pessimistic
Antonyms: sorrow, melancholy Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The bank manager did not feel sanguine
When my stern father gives out about recovering the loan from them.
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The children hate wearing uniforms to
school and view the dress code as an
anathema.
6. REBATE (NOUN): payback

Synonyms: discount, subtraction
Example Sentence:
A rebate of 6% is granted on imports from
Great Britain.
1. FERVID (NOUN): ardent : (उत्सुक) Antonyms: hold, keep
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: passionate, impassioned
Funds will be used to render food to the
Antonyms: half-hearted, dull
homeless.
Example Sentence:
The candidate made a fervid speech that
7. RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE):
held the audience’s attention.
unyielding :(करुणा रहित)
2. CONTENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: rigorous, dogged
quarrelsome : (झगड़ालू) Antonyms: flexible, irresolute
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: combative, belligerent
He is a relentless man.
Antonyms: agreeable, enjoyable
Example Sentence:
8. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): weak :
She tends to avoid contentious topics of
conversation. (छोटा)
Synonyms: delicate, shaky
3. AGGRIEVED Antonyms: strong, healthy
(ADJECTIVE): grieving : (व्यथित) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: very distressed, disturbed
person.
Antonyms: comforted, pleased
Example Sentence:
Many aggrieved prisoners expressed their 9. RIPPLE (VERB): oscillate : (लिर)
innocence. Synonyms: pulsate, vacillate
Antonyms: be still, remain
4. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): very large : Example Sentence:
(विशाल) The rods are caused to oscillate slowly by an
engine.
Synonyms: enormous, giant
Antonyms: miniscule, miniature
Example Sentence: 10. TITILLATE (VERB): excite :(उत्तेजित
A series of scams disturbed करना)
the gigantic scheme.
Synonyms: stimulate, tantalize
Antonyms: bore, disenchant
5. SEISMIC (ADJECTIVE): quaky
Example Sentence:
:(भूकम्पीय) The press are paid to titillate the public.
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करना)
1. JIBE (VERB): conform :(मेल खाना) Antonyms: enactment, validation
Example Sentence:
Natasha.
Example Sentence:
She jibed all the details of the account.
8. 8. AFFABLE (ADJECTIVE): friendly :(भद्र)
2. BASTION (NOUN): bulwark :(दर् ु ग) Synonyms: amiable, genial
Antonyms: rude, unfriendly
Synonyms: support, stronghold
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: weak spot, weakness
She has an affable nature.
Example Sentence:
The king had his place fortified with bastions.
9. OBVERSE (NOUN): front :(अग्र-भार्)
3. PORTENTOUS (ADJECTIVE): exciting Synonyms: complement, counterpart
:(विलक्षण) Antonyms: back, rear
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: intriguing, haunting
He needs to practise humbleness which is the
Antonyms: encouraging, hopeful
obverse of your usual arrogance.
Example Sentence:
She has given a portentous performance.
10. EAGER (ADJECTIVE): anxious :(आिुि)
4. WIELD (VERB): apply :(काम में लर्ाना) Synonyms: keen, ambitious
Antonyms: dispassionate, uneager
Example Sentence:
The CBI was eager to prosecute the vice
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product’s value.
6. NEUROSIS (NOUN): inhibition :(विक्षक्षप्‍ि)

Example Sentence:
7. VOLTE-FACE (NOUN): annulment :(पक्ष
परिििगन)
1. ABRADE (VERB): scrape :(घिसना) Antonyms: precede, retreat
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: chafe, grate
Firstly he did the honours then everybody
supervened.
Example Sentence:
The wool blanket abraded my legs and gave
7. REPROACH (NOUN): disgrace
me a rash.
:(दोषारोपण)
2. TERRIFIC (ADJECTIVE): horrible Synonyms: blame, censure
:(भयानक) Antonyms: compliment, praise
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: terrible, awful
Individuals who work in the banking
Antonyms: wonderful, pleasant
industry must be honest and beyond
Example Sentence:
reproach.
An enormous amount of dust blown by
the terrific volcanic eruption.
8. LAURELS (NOUN): acclaim :(बहादरु ी
3. DOOMED (ADJECTIVE): ill-fated का पुरस्कार)
:(अभभशप्त) Synonyms: accolade, praise
Synonyms: cursed, damned Antonyms: blame, disapproval
Antonyms: lucky, blessed Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A soldier won his laurels in the battle field.
Those who do not know history
are doomed to repeat it. 9. COMMEMORATE (VERB): pay
tribute to :(श्रद्ाांजभि दे ना)
4. EXORBITANT
Synonyms: salute, honour
(ADJECTIVE): excessive :(अघतव्ययी) Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
Synonyms: immoderate, wasteful Example Sentence:
Antonyms: moderate, sensible Every year we Indians commemorate our
Example Sentence: country’s independence with a huge
The guard is being paid an exorbitant salary enthusiasm.
to sit only.
10. DEIFY (VERB): idealize :(दे वता
5. PIVOTAL (ADJECTIVE): important
मानना)
:(बुघनयादी)
Synonyms: glorify, idolize
Synonyms: vital, crucial
Antonyms: criticize, degrade
Antonyms: unimportant, uncritical
Example Sentence:
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It is a mistake to deify celebrities let your
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1. WHIM (NOUN): sudden idea:(झक) Antonyms: likeable, lovable
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: inclination, vagary
His invidious acts caused the people to rise
up against him.
Example Sentence:
His instinct paid off as he picked the
winning horse on a whim. 7. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): artful:(चिकनव)
Synonyms: facile, eloquent
2. PROGNOSIS (NOUN): forecast: Antonyms: quiet, silent
(पूर्वानुमवन) Example Sentence:
The glib comments he made about the
Synonyms: diagnosis, prediction
conflict reveals that he is not very well-
Antonyms: calculation, measurement
informed about the subject.
Example Sentence:
Due to the company’s financial prognosis,
8. GRAVE (ADJECTIVE): serious:
we will probably be out of business in less
than one month. (गांभीर)
Synonyms: heavy, sedate
3. ENGENDER (VERB): induce: (उत्पन्न Antonyms: funny, silly
Example Sentence:
करनव) Though the situation was grave, Navya tried
Synonyms: generate, breed to keep hope.
Example Sentence: 9. BLUNT
The restaurant hoped the act of giving out (ADJECTIVE): honest:(स्पष्टर्वदी)
free ice cream would engender customer
Synonyms: straightforward, outspoken
loyalty.
Antonyms: prejudiced, dishonest
Example Sentence:
4. STAID (ADJECTIVE): decorous:(शवांत) The blunt manager hurt my feelings when
Synonyms: dignified, composed asking if I wanted a day’s leave.
Antonyms: indecorous, frivolous
Example Sentence: 10. PERILOUS
She was given a staid title-‘The Iron Lady’. (ADJECTIVE): hazardous:(ख़तरनवक)
Synonyms: precarious, threatening
5. RIBALD
Antonyms: safe, secure
(ADJECTIVE): bawdy:(अशशष्ट) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: coarse, lewd You should avoid driving during the
Antonyms: moral, sophisticated snowstorm because the icy roads are
Example Sentence: perilous.
His class teacher sent Jim to the principal’s
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strongly:(ललचाना) security provision under domestic law to
impose punitive tariffs on global steel.
Synonyms: lust after, long for
Antonyms: hate, dislike
7. DISSIPATE
Example Sentence:
I covet one of your smart watches. (VERB): squander:(अपव्यय करना)
2. RATIONALIZATION Synonyms: waste, deplete
(NOUN): justification:(बुद्धिसं गत Antonyms: save, hoard
Example Sentence:
व्याख्या) Our country cannot afford to dissipate the
Synonyms: rationale, explanation forest resources.
Antonyms: question, indictment 8.WITHERING(ADJECTIVE): destruct
Example Sentence: ive:(ववध्वंसकारी)
There is no possible justification for what
Synonyms: annihilating, devastating
she did.
Antonyms: creative, developmental
3. POPULIST
Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): socialist:(जनवादी) We experienced a withering monsoon.
Synonyms: egalitarian, communist 9.EXPUNGE (VERB): delete:(ममटाना)
Antonyms: conservative, fascist
Synonyms: destroy, obliterate
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: create, help
He is very fond of populist tabloid
Example Sentence:
newspapers.
I shall request you to please expunge the
4. COMPLIANCE (NOUN): the act of
obeying rules:(अनुरूपता) 10. FOMENT (VERB):
Synonyms: consent, assent instigate:(भडकाना)
Antonyms: disagreement, refusal
Synonyms: abet, arouse
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: finish, tranquilize
Police officers should use their weapons
Example Sentence:
sparingly and then only to obtain
compliance from unruly suspects or
inmates.
5. POSE (NOUN): give:(खडा कर दे ना)
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Antonyms: refrain, withhold
Example Sentence:
Smoking does pose a significant health
risk, and it is a wise choice not to do so.
6.PUNITIVE(ADJECTIVE): concerning
punishment:(दं डात्मक)
Synonyms: retaliatory, vindictive
Example Sentence:
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1. RECIDIVISM (NOUN): (गिरावट) Lapse That doctor always persecutes the poor
patients.
Synonyms: backsliding, decline
Antonyms: ascent, increase
Example Sentence: 8. EXPOUND (VERB): (व्याख्या करना)
Recent trends show no recidivism towards the Expatiate
prices of Jackfruit. Synonyms: explain, interpret
2. BOLSTER (VERB): (सहायता दे ना) Help Example Sentence:
Kindly expound this question once again.
Synonyms: aid, strengthen
Antonyms: block, halt
Example Sentence: 9. RECRIMINATIONS (NOUN): (परस्पर
Ankit bolstered his friend in the market. दोषारोपण) Allegation
3. ADVENT (NOUN): (आिमन) Onset Antonyms: approval, commendation
Synonyms: arrival, coming Example Sentence:
Antonyms: departure, leaving It is her tough phase, full of recriminations.
Example Sentence:
The movie became interesting after 10. LIBELOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अपमानजनक
the advent of Ashoka. ) Aspersive
Synonyms: backbiting, calumniatory
4. FELICITOUS (ADJECTIVE): (धन्य) Antonyms: complimentary, praising
Apropos Example Sentence:
Synonyms: appropriate, propitious I refrain from making libelous remarks over
Antonyms: unsuitable, infelicitous anyone.
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5. COHERENCE (NOUN): (सम्बद्धता)
Agreement
Synonyms: solidarity, congruity
Antonyms: discord, incoherence
Example Sentence:
Marriage is a beautiful coherence invisibly
signed by both partners.
6. INSOLENCE (VERB): (ढिठाई) Arrogance

Synonyms: audacity, brazenness
Antonyms: modesty, politeness
Example Sentence:
I can’t stand your insolence anymore.
7. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) ill treat

Synonyms: maltreat, oppress
Example Sentence:
1. ELUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (भ्रांतिजनक): 7. SANITISE (VERB): (अच्छी िरह से सफरई

evasive करनर): clean
Synonyms: illusory, puzzling Synonyms: disinfect, purify
Antonyms: intelligible, understandable Antonyms: adulterate, dirty
The animal control officer could not catch the It is a good food safety practice to wash and
elusive dog. sanitize your cutting board.
2. SMUG (ADJECTIVE): (अपने ही में प्रसन्न): 3. 8. SLANT (NOUN): (दृष्टिकोर्): point of view
complacent S Synonyms: standpoint, view
Synonyms: self-satisfied, pleased with oneself Antonyms: perusal, scrutiny
Antonyms: humble, modest Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: My slant about his personality is very positive.
After scoring a touchdown, the smug player did his
celebratory dance.
9. FEND (VERB): (रक्षर करनर): defend
3. SHRILL (NOUN): (कर्णभेदी): deafening Synonyms: guard, protect
Synonyms: discordant, noisy Example Sentence:
Antonyms: calm, low Do not try to fend him.
Example Sentence:
The frightened girl’s voice was shrill. 10. TAPER OFF (VERB): abate
4. IMPUTATION (NOUN): (आरोप): Antonyms: increase, go up
allegation Example Sentence:
Synonyms: accusation, insinuation The reactions soon tapered off.
Antonyms: exculpation, commendation
Example Sentence:
The child’s imputation that his brother had hidden his
toys was incorrect.
5. WARRING (ADJECTIVE): (): belligerent

Synonyms: battling, fighting
Antonyms: agreeable, peaceful
Example Sentence:
She hurried from between the two warring factions
and hugged her.
6. INHIBIT (ADVERB): (बरधर डरलनर):

constrain
Synonyms: hinder, obstruct
Antonyms: encourage, facilitate
Example Sentence: You shouldn't allow fear of
failure to inhibit you.
1. DAUB (VERB): (भद्दा करना): deface Antonyms: overlook, neglect
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: smear, smudge
She foisted the unnecessary norms
over him.
Example Sentence:
The criminal daubed the victim’s face.
7. MEEK
(ADJECTIVE): (पिनयिूर्)ण : shy
2. YEARNING (NOUN): (इच्छा): desire
Antonyms: apathy, distaste
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
She is a meek girl and has always
I have a yearning to crack the UPSC
been like that.
examination.
8. PREEMINENT
3. INCUR (VERB): (झेलना): bring upon
(ADJECTIVE): (िूिप्रण ततष्ष्ित):
oneself
distinguished
Synonyms: peerless, renowned
Antonyms: unimportant,
Example Sentence:
insignificant
Because she did not pay her taxes on time,
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the business owner will incur a penalty
He is a preeminent scientist.
this tax year.
9. ARBITRARINESS
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE): (फुहारा
(NOUN): (ऐष्च्छकता): bigotry
छोड़ना): flowing Synonyms: extremism, contumacy
Synonyms: spouting, pouring out Antonyms: calmness, peacefulness
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Education freed us from the orders
Abuses were gushing from his mouth like and arbitrariness of individuals.
hell.
10.DEBILITATE:(VERB): (कम
5. PERISH (VERB): (नष्ट हो जाना):
जोर बनाना): incapacitate
decay
Synonyms: attenuate, eviscerate
Antonyms: strengthen, invigorate
Example Sentence:
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Taking hot drinks, habitually, tends
to debilitate our organs.
sometime today.
6. FOIST (VERB): (अधिरोपित

करना): force upon
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1. FORETHOUGHT (NOUN): (पूर्व 6. IMBUE (VERB): (गहराई तक पहुुं चना):
वर्चार): precaution inculcate
Synonyms: ingrain, instil
Antonyms: drain, take out
Antonyms: carelessness, carefree
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
When cinnamon is added to the sweet potato
batter, it will imbue the pie with a hint of
spice.
7. HAGGLE (VERB): (बखेडा करना):
2. PREOCCUPY (VERB): (तल्लीन होना): bicker
engross
Antonyms: agree, concur
Synonyms: involve, employ
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: distract, eject
I’ll pay the sticker price because I do not
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want to haggle with the trader.
She was obsessed in the process.
8. FRITTER (VERB): (गुं र्ाना): waste

3. BOOM (NOUN): (धमाका): loud sound
away
Synonyms: misspend, dally
Antonyms: conserve, preserve
Example Sentence:
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When the truth became known regarding
It is advised to not to fritter your money.
the mines a wonderful " boom " began.
4. RAPT (ADJECTIVE): (हर्षोन्मत्त): 9. GRASP (NOUN): (समझ):

delighted understanding
Synonyms: ecstatic, enthralled Synonyms: awareness, knowledge
Antonyms: unhappy, sorrowful Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
She was a rapt person. I like his grasp over the subject.
5. RELEGATE (VERB): (सुपुर्व 10. FLINCH (VERB): (वर्मुख होना):

avoid
करना): assign
Synonyms: dodge, duck
Synonyms: consign, entrust Antonyms: face, confront
Antonyms: keep, hold Example Sentence:
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1. FOIBLE (NOUN): (चरित्र की दर् ु बलता): 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (र्डे
shortcoming पैमाने पि): widely
Synonyms: eccentricity, frailty
Antonyms: advantage, normality
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
I can’t let this whole project work go
The demonetisation scheme benefitted the
wrong just because of some foible.
masses extensively.
2. HUBBUB (NOUN): (शोिगुल): uproar

8. COINCIDE (VERB): (सम्पाती होना):
Synonyms: clamour, fuss
go along with
Synonyms: concur, harmonize
Example Sentence:
The hubbub from the group of reporters
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gave the politician a headache.
3. SNIPER (NOUN): (लुटेिा): bandit

9. PSEUDONYM (NOUN): (उपनाम):
Synonyms: criminal, crook
false name
Synonyms: nick name, alias
Example Sentence:
He is a notorious sniper.
Example Sentence:
All the characters in the play used their
4. COMBATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (लडाकू): pseudonym.
belligerent
Synonyms: combative, hostile 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घमं ड): egotism
Antonyms: agreeable, calm
Synonyms: conceitedness, ostentation
Example Sentence:
She comes across combative to men who
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approach her.
It flattered his vanity to think I was in
love with him.
5. GLOAT (VERB): (आनं ददत
होना): exclaim triumph
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Antonyms: be sad, commiserate
Example Sentence:
The winning team was polite enough to not
gloat over its huge win.
6. BANTER (NOUN): (हं सी उडाना):
teasing
Example Sentence:
over it.
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1. REFURBISH (VERB): (पूरी मरम्मत "workmen unearthed an ancient artillery
shell".
Synonyms: modernize, overhaul 7. VENT (VERB): (जाने दे ना): release
Synonyms: emit, let out
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: hold, retain
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markets for junk that I can refurbish.
I vented a shriek when the dog suddenly
jumped on me.
2. RUSE (NOUN): (चाल): feint
Synonyms: trick, deception 8. DIMINUTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (छोटा):
tiny
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: petite, pint-sized
Antonyms: big, enormous
going to try and use a distractive ruse in
Example Sentence:
order to shoplift.
Sagarika is feeling diminutive hunger
right now.
3. SUPPLE (ADJECTIVE): (लचीला/सहज
में झुकनेवाला): flexible 9. SINISTER
Synonyms: elastic, agile (ADJECTIVE): (अशुभ): evil
Antonyms: awkward, unpliable Synonyms: dire, devilish
Example Sentence: Antonyms: angelic, divine
It is important to stretch before exercise to Example sentence:
keep a supple form. He is a sinister person.
4. JUNK (NOUN): (कचरा): garbage 10. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): (अशक्त):

Synonyms: debris, rubble spoiled
Antonyms: neatness, sterility Synonyms: burnt up, corrupt
Example Sentence: Antonyms: capable, tireless
All his emails were gone to the junk. Example Sentence:
Anhayraj is an effete kid.
5. TRIAL (ADJECTIVE): (प्रायोगिक):
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Example Sentence:
It was in a trial session.
6. UNEARTH (VERB): (खोजकर

ननकालना): dig up
Synonyms: discover, excavate
Antonyms: conceal, cover
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6. COMEMMORATE (VERB): (पुण्यस्मरण
1. RAMBUNCTIOUS
करना) pay tribute to
(ADJECTIVE): (उधमी): noisy
Synonyms: salute, honour
Synonyms: clamorous, boisterous Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
Antonyms: calm, serene Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The victory is commemorated in songs.
These boisterous dogs are not settling
down and stop barking too much.
7. TERRIFIC (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक)
2. UPBRAID (VERB): (झिड़कना): scold horrible
Synonyms: admonish, berate Synonyms: terrible, awful
Antonyms: forgive, compliment Antonyms: wonderful, pleasant
The police officer did not hesitate to An enormous amount of dust blown by
upbraid the man for driving without the terrific volcanic eruption.
insurance.
8. DOOMED (ADJECTIVE): (अभभशप्त)
3. VIABLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहायय) : ill-fated
reasonable Synonyms: cursed, damned
Synonyms: practicable, applicable Antonyms: lucky, blessed
Antonyms: impossible, unfeasible Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Those who do not know history
The two small bookstores see a merger as
are doomed to repeat it.
the only viable means of competing with
online booksellers.
9. EXORBITANT
(ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधधक) excessive
4. WREAK (VERB): (बदला लेना):
avenge Synonyms: immoderate, wasteful
Synonyms: destroy, demolish Antonyms: moderate, sensible
Antonyms: construct, repair Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The guard is being paid an exorbitant
Terrorists love to wreak damage wherever salary to sit only.
they can.
10. PIVOTAL (ADJECTIVE): (आधारभत ू )
5. WANE (VERB): (अलग करना): important
separate Synonyms: vital, crucial
Synonyms: disconnect, detach Antonyms: unimportant, uncritical
Antonyms: attach, connect Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Nice customer service is pivotal to a
She waned her individual ideas from the successful business.
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1. PERSECUTE (VERB): (कष्ट दे ना) Example Sentence:
There is actual incitement to take up
molest
Synonyms: maltreat, harass arms or resort to violence.
Antonyms: comfort, delight
Example Sentence: 7. SOVEREIGNTY (NOUN): (प्रभुत्ि)
They were persecuted for their beliefs. domination
Synonyms: dominance, supremacy
2. SEDITION (NOUN): (विद्रोह) rebellion Antonyms: adroit, dexterous
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: mutiny, treason
He had been raised to accept the
Antonyms: submission, peace
sovereignty of Dad over Mom.
Example Sentence:
The rebels were arrested for sedition
when they protested outside of the 8. DILIGENTLY (ADVERB): (कर्मठतापूिक
म )
dictator’s palace. vigorously
Synonyms: actively, restlessly
3. PRECISELY (ADVERB): (ननश्चित रूप से) Antonyms: idly, inactively
absolutely Example Sentence:
Synonyms: accurately, specifically Their investigation has since been
diligently prosecuted.
Antonyms: imprecisely, hazily
Example Sentence:
My uncle uses a calculator to precisely 9. ANOMALOUS (ADJECTIVE): (विलक्षण)
determine the tip amount. abnormal
Synonyms: atypical, peculiar
4. HEAVY-HANDED (ADJECTIVE): (फूहड़) Antonyms: ordinary, standard
clumsy Example Sentence:
Synonyms: inept, unskillful I witnessed an anomalous situation.
Antonyms: adroit, dexterous
Example Sentence: 10. COUCH (VERB): (शब्दों र्ें कहना)
I would never trust someone who is express in particular way
heavy-handed as a surgeon. Synonyms: state, utter
Antonyms: be quiet, listen
5. IMMINENT (ADJECTIVE): (ननकट का) Example Sentence:
impending or likely to occur at any The assurances were couched in
moment general terms.
Synonyms: forthcoming, inevitable
Antonyms: escapable, avoidable
The hurricane is imminent and has content@mahendras.org
homeowners rushing to board up their
windows.
6. RESORT (VERB): (प्रयोग करना) make

use of
Synonyms: utilize, put to use
Antonyms: misuse, exploit
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1. REPREHENSIBLE Antonyms: gentle, mild
(ADJECTIVE): (ननिंदनीय) disgraceful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: disreputable, shameful Ever since he sent me a scathing email
about my work performance, he has
Antonyms: reputable, graceful
avoided me in the office.
Example Sentence:
He has done a reprehensible deed.
8. DISAPPROBATION (NOUN): (अस्वीकृनत)
2. ALLUDE (VERB): (अनुयायी) Hint at disapproval
Synonyms: censure, boycott
Synonyms: suggest, imply
Antonyms: approval, endorsement
Antonyms: hide, withhold
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He had a way of alluding to Rahul. As soon as the dog saw its owner’s
disapprobation, it hid its face under its
paws.
3. OUTRAGE (NOUN): (नाराज़गी) an
extremely strong reaction of anger 9. RELIC (NOUN): (स्मारक चिह्न/ ननशानी)
Synonyms: fury, resentment
something saved from the past
Antonyms: cheer, glee
Synonyms: antique, artifact
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: new object, modern object
Her voice trembled with outrage.
Example Sentence:
The piece of pottery was a relic of the
4. PERSECUTE (VERB): (उत्सुकता) harass past that evoked in me a feeling of
Synonyms: maltreat, molest nostalgia.
Antonyms: protect, comfort
Example Sentence: 10. ABOMINABLE (ADJECTIVE): (निनौना)
She was persecuted by some of the
abhorrent
other girls.
Synonyms: atrocious, awful
Antonyms: pleasing, desirous
5. STRIDENT (ADJECTIVE): (कककश) harsh Example Sentence:
Synonyms: raucous, grating His cheap actions made him the most
Antonyms: moderate, mild abominable person.
Example Sentence:
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disagreement
Synonyms: argument, discord
Antonyms: acceptance, agreement
Example Sentence:
The union is going to dissent with
management’s offer of a small pay
increase.
7. SCATHING (ADJECTIVE): (तीखा) nasty

Synonyms: harsh, biting
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1. ALTERTION (NOUN): (तबदीली) Antonyms: hold, keep
Example Sentence:
adaptation
Synonyms: modification, amendment
homeless.
Antonyms: sameness, likeness
Example Sentence:
7. RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE):
They wanted careful alteration of old
buildings. (अवर्रल) determined
Synonyms: rigorous, dogged
2. COMPETENT (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: flexible, irresolute
(निपुण) proficient Example Sentence:
Sania is a relentless player.
Synonyms: skilled, efficient
Antonyms: incapable, unqualified
8. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): weak
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: delicate, shaky
She is a highly competent surgeon.
Antonyms: strong, healthy
Example Sentence:
3. AGGRIEVED
(ADJECTIVE): (व्याकुल) grieving person.
Synonyms: very distressed, disturbed
Antonyms: comforted, pleased 9. RIPPLE (VERB): (लहरािा) oscillate
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: pulsate, vacillate
Many aggrieved prisoners expressed their
innocence.
Example Sentence:
The rods are caused to oscillate slowly by an
4. UBIQUITOUS
engine.
(ADJECTIVE): (सर्वव्यापी) very large
Synonyms: ever-present, universal 10. AMENDMENT (NOUN): (संशोधि)
Antonyms: rare, scarce
change
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: revision, correction
His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the
Antonyms: damage, hurt
family.
Example Sentence:
None of the senators think that an
5. SEISMIC (ADJECTIVE): (भूकंप-संबध ं ी) amendment would be approved.
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1. CHAFF (VERB): (हं सी में खिजाना) Synonyms: cautious, reasonable
Antonyms: careless, nonsensical
jeer
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: deride, banter
Due to his prudent decision everybody
escaped unhurt.
Example Sentence:
The memories of chaffing your mates.
7. STOPGAP (ADJECTIVE):
(प्रतिस्थातनक) temporarily helping
2. SPURT (NOUN): (उछाल) gush out in
Synonyms: substitute, provisional
a sudden and forceful stream
Antonyms: permanent, completed
Synonyms: surge, explosion
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: peace, continuity
Example Sentence:
Late in the race he put on a spurt.
8. DIRE (VERB): (भयानक) awful
3. HASSLE (NOUN): (वििाद) bickering Synonyms: terrible, dreadful,
Antonyms: decrease, shrink
Synonyms: quarrel, commotion
Example Sentence:
Misuse of drugs can have dire
Example Sentence:
consequences.
They had an election-year hassle with
farmers.
9. FRAGMENT (NOUN): (टुकडा)
4. CONDUCIVE portion
(ADJECTIVE): (सहायक) helpful Synonyms: part, chunk
Synonyms: useful, favourable for
Example Sentence:
This is a fragment of his sense of
Example Sentence:
humour.
Your notes are conducive to the SBI PO
aspirants.
10. BEWAIL (VERB): (शोक मनाना)
5. CONFEDERATION (NOUN): (संघ bemoan
या राज्य संघ) union Antonyms: be happy, be joyous
Synonyms: alliance, association Example Sentence:
Antonyms: separation, disunion He will bewail the loss of his wife.
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careful
1. REVERENCE (NOUN): (सत्कार) Synonyms: chase, pursue
deep respect for someone Antonyms: precede, retreat
Synonyms: acclaim, admiration Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dishonour, disrespect Firstly he did the honours then
Example Sentence: everybody supervened.
Rituals showed honour and reverence
for the dead. 7. REPROACH (NOUN): (निरस्कार)
disgrace
2. TRANSIENT Synonyms: blame, censure
(ADJECTIVE): (अनित्य) temporary Antonyms: compliment, praise
Synonyms: short-lived, momentary Example Sentence:
Antonyms: long-lived, permanent Girish gave her a look of reproach.
Example Sentence:
It was a transient cold spell. 8. LAURELS (NOUN): (ख्यानि) acclaim
Synonyms: accolade, praise
3. PERPETRATOR (NOUN): (अपराधी) Antonyms: blame, disapproval
criminal Example Sentence:
Synonyms: felon, lawbreaker A soldier won his laurels in the battle
Antonyms: field.
Example Sentence:
The perpetrators of the horrific crime 9. ABRADE (VERB): (करे दिा) scrape
must be brought to justice. Synonyms: chafe, grate
6. PENURY (NOUN): (दरिद्रता) extreme Example Sentence:
The wool blanket abraded my legs and
poverty
gave me a rash.
Synonyms: impoverishment, indigence
Antonyms: wealth, affluence
Example Sentence: 10. DEIFY (VERB) : (दे विा-सदृश पूजा
Ashmit couldn't face another year of करिा) idealize
penury.
Synonyms: glorify, idolize
Antonyms: criticize, degrade
5. ANGUISHED
Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (दुःखमय) gloomy It is a mistake to deify celebrities let your
Synonyms: pathetic, tragic parents be your living God.
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1. ECHELON (NOUN): (उपाधि The annulment of his contract taught
him a lesson of not counting the
स्तर/विभाग): position chickens before they are hatched.
Synonyms: degree, level
Antonyms: unemployment, discharge 7. EFFRONTERY (NOUN): (िष्ृ टता):
Example Sentence:
Arrogance
The upper echelons of the business
Synonyms: assurance, brashness
world were seemed corrupt.
2. DIVEST (VERB): (िंधित कर दे ना): Antonyms: politeness, humility
bankrupt Example Sentence:
Synonyms: deprive, bereave I keep effrontery at the bay with my
Antonyms: possess, keep dear ones.
Example Sentence:
Men are unlikely to be divested of 8. FACETIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (हं समुख):
power without a struggle.
Amusing
Synonyms: blithe, capering
3. REINSTATEMENT (NOUN): (बहाली): Antonyms: serious, unfunny
the action of giving someone back a Example Sentence:
position they have lost. Because she was overbearing and
Synonyms: restoration, resumption often facetious, Jane had few friends.
Antonyms: deterioration, relapse
Example Sentence: 9. SWINDLE (VERB): (ठगना): Deceive
The student body gave its support to
Synonyms: con, garble
the two expelled students and
Antonyms: be honest, tell truth
demanded their reinstatement.
Example Sentence:
He is back to the drawing board
4. DAUNT (VERB): (िमकाना): Frighten in swindling the police.
Synonyms: appal, deter
Antonyms: calm, comfort 10. OUTLIER (NOUN): (वििलन):
Example Sentence:
Aberration
On hearing that she left her
Synonyms: deviation,
home, made me felt hell lot daunted.
eccentricity
Antonyms: standard, normality
5. DISTEND (VERB): (फूलना या फूलाना): Example Sentence:
Bulge While other members of her family
Synonyms: bloat, expand joined the bandwagon, Amy was
Antonyms: shrink, compress an outlier because she chose not to
Example Sentence: join the politics.
Excess weight caused his belly
to distend.
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1. INCUMBENT Antonyms: disagreement, discord
(ADJECTIVE): (आवश्यक): binding Example sentence:
There was convergence of lines in the
Synonyms: obligatory, mandatory
distance.
Antonyms: unnecessary, redundant
Example sentence:
7. CONCURRENT
The government realized that it was
incumbent on them to act. (ADJECTIVE): (सिवती): simultaneous
Synonyms: coeval, coexisting
2. REAFFIRM (VERB): (पष्ु टि करना): Antonyms: disagreeing, divergent
Example sentence:
acknowledge
There are seven concurrent art fairs in the
Synonyms: advocate, assert
city.
Antonyms: oppose, contradict
Example sentence:
Advocate Rajeev reaffirmed his position as 8. DISCONCERT (NOUN): (असुववधा):
leader. irritation
Synonyms: displeasure, hardship
3. FORGED (ADJECTIVE): (कूिरचित): Antonyms: comfort, delight
Example sentence:
counterfeit
Avikul complained of disconcert in his left
Synonyms: spurious, supposititious
ear.
Antonyms: actual, genuine
Example sentence:
This is the seat of an extensive manufacture 9. COALITION (NOUN): (गठबंधन):
of forged antiques. affiliation
Synonyms: alliance, amalgam
4. UNFAIR (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: detachment, disunion
(अनुचित): prejudiced Example sentence:
Synonyms: biased, discriminatory
Conservatives.
Antonyms: authorized, fair
Example sentence:
At times, the legal system appears inhuman 10. UNTENABLE (NOUN): (असिर्थनीय):
and unfair. unjustified
Synonyms: indefensible, unsupportable
5. SUBSEQUENTLY Antonyms: defensible, supportable
(ADVERB): (तत्पश्िात ्): afterwards Example sentence:
Your argument is clearly untenable.
Synonyms: finally, later
Antonyms: earlier, prior
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The officer decided to stop
and subsequently made an arrest.
6. CONVERGENCE (NOUN): (संमिलन):

union
Synonyms: concurrence, confluence
1. ANGST (NOUN): (सं ताप): pain (ADJECTIVE): (सांविधिक): sanctioned
Synonyms: affliction, desolation Synonyms: lawful, judicial
Antonyms: euphoria, delight Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
The employees of the Kingfisher Airlines Major Singha is on a statutory parole.
are in angst.
8. REMODEL (VERB): (फिर से तै यार
बनाना): renovate
2. STARK (ADJECTIVE): (कडा): bare
Synonyms: blunt, arrant
Antonyms: clothed, indefinite
Antonyms: destroy, ruin
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Rishi expressed stark criticism regarding
He got his house remodelled.
black-money.
9. PILE-UP (NOUN): (भभडन्त): accident
3. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): (गं भीर): stern
Synonyms: hazard, collision
Synonyms: relentless, astringent
Antonyms: facile, temperate
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
He met with a pile-up on the way to
Anugrah was given a dire punishment.
Kashmir.
4. CONSCIENTIOUSLY
10. OUT-AND-OUT
(ADVERB): (पररश्रम से ) : painstakingly
(ADJECTIVE): (विस्तत ृ ): exhaustive
Synonyms: laboriously, warily
Example Sentence:
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He was performing his job
He was involved in out-and-out activities
conscientiously.
during his training.
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Having too many friends is not a character
flaw, she said.
6. FATALITY (NOUN): (मत्ृ यु ) : death

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1. MOUTHY (ADJECTIVE): (वाचाल): 7. MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): (पर्ााप्त):
Talkative Adequate
Synonyms: chatty, gabby Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Antonyms: reticent, silent Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
Mohak is an extremely mouthy boy. The patient needs middling amount of
Synonyms: affable, elegant Synonyms: attraction, inducement
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant Antonyms: honesty, frankness
Suneet has a debonair personality. We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick it
into the cage.
3. PESTILENT
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
Example Sentence: Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
To many, homeless beggars are nothing Example Sentence:
more than pestilent irritants. You are a cantankerous man.
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): (करना): Be 10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): (नम): Moist

responsible for Synonyms: clammy,
Synonyms: carry out, commit muggy
dank.
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(ADJECTIVE): (अधोगामी) descending deceitful boy.
Synonyms: dropping, declining
Antonyms: ascending, rising 7. HARNESS (VERB): (नियं त्रण करिा)
Example Sentence: control
This car has a downhill cost in the market. Synonyms: tame, fetter
Antonyms: unharness, liberate
2. DIRGEFUL Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (निराशाजिक) depressing She could not harness her emotions.
Synonyms: crestfallen, dolorous
Antonyms: gleeful, elated 8. BRUISE (VERB): (वववणत करिा)
Example Sentence: discolour
His failure is a dirgeful moment for us. Synonyms: batter, pulverize
Antonyms: complement, heal
3. LAMSTER Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (पररवर्तिशील) volatile This dye has bruised her clothes.
Synonyms: ephemeral, temporary
Antonyms: lasting, evergreen 9. KINDLE (VERB): (आग लगािा) start a
Example Sentence: fire
Ravin explains his lamster philosophy Synonyms: inflame, ignite
every day. Antonyms: extinguish, put out
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4. BEQUEATH (VERB): (वसीयर् में दे िा) The dacoit kindled the village.
bestow
Synonyms: grant, pass on 10. AROMA (NOUN): (सुगंध) scent
Antonyms: take, receive Synonyms: fragrance, incense
Example Sentence: Antonyms: stench, odour
His penniless father had nothing to Example Sentence:
bequeath to him in his will. I am experiencing the nice aroma of
doughnuts.
5. INFLATED (ADJECTIVE): (भरा हुआ)
exaggerated
Synonyms: bloated, overblown
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Example Sentence:
She explained the inflated features of the
new technology.
6. DECEITFUL
(ADJECTIVE): (धोखेबाज) dishonest
Synonyms: duplicitous, delusive
Antonyms: authentic, upright
Example Sentence:
1. FORETHOUGHT (NOUN): (पूर्ववर्र्े क) As an artist, I am always searching flea
markets for junk that I can refurbish.
precaution
Antonyms: carelessness, carefree 7. RUSE (NOUN): (चाल) feint
Example Sentence: Synonyms: trick, deception
Kim had the forethought to book the Antonyms: honesty, frankness
tickets in advance. Example Sentence:
He tried to think of a ruse to get Vipul out
2. OBSESS (VERB): (संलग्न होना) of the house
engross
Synonyms: involve, employ 8. SUPPLE (ADJECTIVE): (सुनम्य)
Antonyms: distract, eject flexible
Example Sentence: Synonyms: elastic, agile
Nimisha was obsessed in the process. Antonyms: awkward, unpliable
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3. BOOM (NOUN): (शोर) loud sound It is important to stretch before exercise to
keep a supple form.
Example Sentence: 9. JUNK (NOUN): (कबाड़) garbage
When the truth became known regarding Synonyms: debris, rubble
the mines a wonderful " boom " began. Antonyms: neatness, sterility
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4. RAPT (ADJECTIVE): (उन्मत्त) All his emails were gone to the junk.
delighted
Synonyms: ecstatic, enthralled 10. TRIAL (ADJECTIVE): (प्रयोगात्मक)
Antonyms: unhappy, sorrowful experimental
Example Sentence: Synonyms: exploratory, preliminary
Swastika was a rapt person. Antonyms: definite, proven
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5. RELEGATE (VERB): (ननर्दव ष्ट करना) It was in a trial session.
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6. REFURBISH (VERB): (कायापलट

करना) fix up
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1. EXPEDITE (VERB): (शीघ्रता करना) The doctor tried to wean her off the sleeping
pills.
accelerate
Synonyms: hasten, quicken
Antonyms: delay, hinder 8. EXPOUND (VERB): (व्याख्या करना)
Example Sentence: expatiate
He promised to expedite economic reforms. Synonyms: explain, interpret
2. ADMOISH (VERB): (डााँटना) warn Example Sentence:
The abbess expounded the scriptures to her
Synonyms: scold, reprimand
nuns.
Example Sentence:
He admonished me for appearing at breakfast 9. RECRIMINATIONS (NOUN): (परस्पर
unshaven. दोषारोपण) allegation
3. AGGRIEVED (NOUN): (खिन्न) very Antonyms: approval, commendation
distressed Example Sentence:
Synonyms: disturbed, oppressed There are no tears, no recriminations.
Antonyms: comforted, happy
Example Sentence: 10. LIBELOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अपमानजनक
They were aggrieved at the outcome.
) defamatory
Synonyms: backbiting, derogatory
4. JUGGERNAUT (NOUN): (प्रलयकारी बल) Antonyms: complimentary, praising
overpowering force Example Sentence:
Synonyms: cavalcade, barrage It was a libellous newspaper story.
Antonyms: incompetent force, weak force
Example Sentence:
The juggernaut of public expenditure .
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With over a billion hits each day, Google is
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6. PREPPING (VERB): (तैयार करना) prepare

physically
Synonyms: ready, prep
Antonyms: neglect, ignore
Example Sentence:
After hours of prepping and a few near-
breakdowns, ‘thanksgiving’ was wonderful.
7. WEAN (VERB): (छुडाना) detach

Synonyms: discourage, remove
Antonyms: stimulate, encourage
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1. RECIPROCITY (NOUN): (पारस्पररकता) Antonyms: agile, couth
Example Sentence:
interchange
Manoj behaved in an uncouth manner.
Synonyms: mutuality, reciprocation
Antonyms: separation, disagreement
Example Sentence: 7. TRITE (ADJECTIVE): (घघसे-पपटे )
Without reciprocity, a relationship will hackneyed
eventually begin to feel one-sided. Synonyms: dull, cliche
2. DICTUM Example Sentence:
(NOUN): (घोषणा) affirmation I don’t want to involve in the trite
conversation they were having.
Synonyms: assertion,
declaration
Antonyms: denial, request 8. MURKY (ADJECTIVE): (धंधला)
Example Sentence: cloudy
She had a dictum for every mistake I Synonyms: misty, foggy
made as a teenager. Antonyms: bright, clear
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3. RATTLE (VERB): (घबडा दे ना) make The fight was going on in the murky
environment.
someone worried
Synonyms: upset someone, disturb
Antonyms: comfort, soothe 9. PALLIATE (VERB): (शांत करना)
Example Sentence: abate
She turned quickly, rattled by his Synonyms: allay, assuage
presence". Antonyms: increase, intensify
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4. REINSTATE (VERB): (बहाल करना) Perhaps a nap will palliate my headache.
restore
Synonyms: rehabilitate, revive 10. OBLIQUE (ADJECTIVE): (अप्रत्यक्ष)
Antonyms: destroy, kill indirect
Example Sentence: Synonyms: backhanded, vague
The union threatened strike action if he Antonyms: constituent, element
was not reinstated. Example Sentence:
He issued an oblique attack on the
5. ALUMNUS (NOUN): (भूतपर् ू व छात्र) President.
educated/ ex-student
Synonyms: old grad, alumna
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He is an intelligent alumnus.
6. UNCOUTH (ADJECTIVE): (बेढंगा)

clumsy, uncultivated
Synonyms: awkward, barbaric
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1. CONTENTION (NOUN): (वििाद) 7. TRECHAREOUS
disputation (ADJECTIVE): (विश्िासघाती) disloyal
Synonyms: disagreement, dispute Synonyms: faithless, unreliable
Antonyms: retreat, reality Antonyms: faithful, reliable
The captured territory was the main He is a treacherous junk-dealer.
area of contention between the two
countries. 8. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): (आशािादी)
confident
2. INTERIM (ADJECTIVE): (थोड़े समय का) Synonyms: hopeful, optimistic
provisional Antonyms: pessimistic, depressed
Synonyms: pro tem, caretaker Example Sentence:
Antonyms: permanent, definite He is a sanguine person in every
Example Sentence: adverse situation.
He said that it was a provisional
government. 9. ORDAIN (VERB): (हक्म द़े ना) impose
Synonyms: order, proclaim
3. EVASION (NOUN): (टालना) avoidance Antonyms: violate, revoke
Synonyms: evasiveness, obliqueness Example Sentence:
Antonyms: directness, frankness Antariksh knows the ministry will never
Example Sentence: ordain him as a priest.
She is in the habit of making evasion
from every situation. 10.ARRAY (NOUN): (शुंखला समूह ) batch
Synonyms: lot, cluster
4. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) harass Antonyms: one, individual
Synonyms: torment, domineer Example Sentence:
Antonyms: comfort, console Several arrays of solar panels will help
Example Sentence: provide power.
The major kept on persecuting the
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Synonyms: emerge, portend
Antonyms: disappear, hide
Example Sentence:
Vehicles loomed out of the darkness.
6. RAVAGE (VERB): (नष्ट कर द़े ना)

destroy
Synonyms: ruin, devastate
Antonyms: restore, reconstruct
Example Sentence:
Anita ravaged all our weekend plans.
1. RAMPAGE (NOUN): violence (हगं ामा) 7. OPPRESS (VERB): subdue (दबाना)
Synonyms: disturbance, frenzy Synonyms: torment, trample
Antonyms: harmony, peace Antonyms: encourage, aid
Thugs went on the rampage and wrecked a The tyrant general oppressed his people.
shop.
8. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever (चतुर)
2. FOUNT (NOUN): origin (स्रोत) Synonyms: dexterous, adroit
Synonyms: beginning, derivation Antonyms: foolish, idiotic
Antonyms: conclusion, end Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Vibhore is a canny person.
I have listened to his theory of the fount
of life. 9. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): shy
(शमीला)
3. TRANSGRESS (VERB): misbehave Synonyms: timid, hesitant
(अवलेहना करना) Antonyms: confident, brave
Synonyms: disobey, offend Example Sentence:
Antonyms: behave, obey Varun was a diffident child in such a large
Example Sentence: family.
Everyone must ensure that water doesn’t
drips away uselessly. 10. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): secret (गुप्त)
Synonyms: arcane, esoteric
4. EXTRADITION (NOUN): deportation Antonyms: definite, obvious
(प्रत्यावततन) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: expulsion, banishment When he spoke, his words were cryptic to
Antonyms: welcoming, approval all those in the room.
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They fought to prevent his extradition to
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Synonyms: upsurge, ascension
Antonyms: decline, nadir
Example Sentence:
The port engine's sound rose to a
crescendo.
6. STYMIE (VERB): impede (बाधाएँ डालना)

Synonyms: hamper, hinder
Antonyms: support, assist
Example Sentence:
The changes must not be allowed to stymie
new medical treatments.
1. OUTRAGE (NOUN): (नाराज़गी) fury Don’t crimp the pages of my notebook.
Synonyms: anger, rage
Antonyms: cheer, calm 7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक) terrible
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dreadful, awful
There was widespread public outrage at Antonyms: good, mild
the proposal. Example Sentence:
2. DISCREPANCY (NOUN): (अंत र)
inconsistency 8. SURGE (NOUN): (वद् ृ धि) growth
Synonyms: variance, disparity Synonyms: deluge, upsurge
Antonyms: accord, similarity Antonyms: decline, decrease
There is a discrepancy between your Sudden surge was seen in dollar in the
account and his. stock exchange.
3. CONUNDRUM (NOUN): (समस्या) 9. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अतत

riddle दष्ु ट, कुटटल) very evil and wicked
Synonyms: mystery, enigma
Synonyms: sinful, vicious
Antonyms: obviousness, clarification
Antonyms: kind, pleasing
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Perhaps the answer to the fuel conundrum
is mandatory carpooling.
only mean, but nefarious.
4. PERUSE (VERB): (अवलोकन करना)

10. HEFT (VERB): (उठाना) measure or
Examine
hump
Synonyms: scrutinize, inspect
Synonyms: lift, heave
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He lifted crates and hefted boxes.
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Synonyms: rational, level headed
Antonyms: careless, thoughtless
Example Sentence:
6. CRIMP (VERB): (ससकोड़ना) fold

Synonyms: crinkle, wrinkle
Antonyms: smooth, straighten
Example Sentence:
1. PLURALISM (VERB): diversity Synonyms: discount, subtraction
(अनेकता की स्थितत) Antonyms: increase, rise
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: cultural diversity, ethnic mosaic
A rebate of 18% is granted on imports from
Antonyms: sameness, uniformity
Britain.
Example Sentence:
He has never ruled out a return to pluralism,
7. UNCHARITABLE (ADJECTIVE):
but now he says he will consider the
multiplicity. tight-fisted (कंजूस)
Synonyms: ungiving, ungenerous
2. GAUGE (VERB): measure (नापना) Antonyms: generous, spendthrift
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: calculate, determine
Manoj is an uncharitable guy.
Antonyms: overlook, waver
Example Sentence:
8. DISSOLUTE (ADJECTIVE): corrupt
The cuff will gauge your blood pressure
throughout your surgery. (भ्रष्ट)
Synonyms: indulgent, lecherous
3. DISPARITY (NOUN): difference Antonyms: resolute, moral
(असमता) Example Sentence:
Natasha has been excommunicated from the
Synonyms: inequality, imbalance
church because of her dissolute habits.
Antonyms: equality, similarity
Example Sentence:
There is a huge disparity between the crime 9. SPITE (NOUN): antipathy (द्वेष)
rates in the urban cities and the crime rates Synonyms: contempt, animosity
in the rural areas. Antonyms: kindness, forgiveness
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4. MIRTH (NOUN): great joy (आनंद) He is jealous and full of spite.
Synonyms: rejoicing, levity
10. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): cheerful
Antonyms: sorrow, melancholy
Example Sentence: (ख़ुशभमजाज)
They found it difficult to control their mirth Synonyms: confident, hopeful
when they saw their daughter’s Antonyms: depressed, pessimistic
performance. Example Sentence:
The bank manager is very sanguine.
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The children hate wearing uniforms to
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6. REBATE (NOUN): payback (कमीशन)
1. REDEMPTIVE
(ADJECTIVE): redeeming (विमोचक) 7. RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: compensating, compensatory determined(अनिरत)
Antonyms: offending, transgressing Synonyms: rigorous, dogged
Example Sentence: Antonyms: flexible, irresolute
Much greater stress is laid upon the Example Sentence:
redemptive than upon the creative function. Sania is a relentless player.
2. NUDGE (VERB): bump (टे होकना) 8. TENUOUS

Synonyms: poke, jab (ADJECTIVE): weak(कमजोर)
Antonyms: discourage, dissuade Synonyms: delicate, shaky
Example Sentence: Antonyms: strong, healthy
The guard nudged the prisoner forward. Example Sentence:
3. APHASIAC (ADJECTIVE): unable to person.
speak (मूक)
Synonyms: speechless, silent 9. RIPPLE (VERB): oscillate(तरं गित
Antonyms: communicative, articulate होना)
Example Sentence:
Many aggrieved prisoners are aphasiac. Synonyms: pulsate, vacillate
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4. OUSTER (NOUN): ejection (बेदखली/
The rods are caused to oscillate slowly by an
ननिाासन) engine.
Synonyms: eviction, expulsion
Antonyms: welcoming, hiring 10. PROD (VERB): prompt (उकसािा
Example Sentence:
His subsequent return led to Anam's ouster. दे ना)
Synonyms: motivate, incite
5. SEISMIC Antonyms: discourage, dissuade
(ADJECTIVE): quaky(भूकंपीय) Example Sentence:
Perhaps we should prod him to tell us.
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6. RENDER (VERB): deliver(सौंपना)

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1. SURPLUS (ADJECTIVE): excess(अधिकता) Antonyms: enactment, validation
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: leftover, unused
Antonyms: essential, necessary
Natasha.
Example Sentence:
There is a surplus of workers and not enough jobs.
8. 8. AFFABLE (ADJECTIVE): friendly (सुशील)
2. INTRINSIC (ADJECTIVE): innate(आन्तरिक) Synonyms: amiable, genial
Antonyms: rude, unfriendly
Synonyms: elemental, inherent
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: acquired, extrinsic
She has an affable nature.
Example Sentence:
An example of intrinsic is a mother's love for her
child. 9. ORDEAL (NOUN): agony (कटु अिुभि)
3. PORTENTOUS Antonyms: comfort, pleasure
(ADJECTIVE): ominous(अनिष्टसूचक) Example Sentence:
For my teenage daughter going without her
mobile phone for a day is a real ordeal.
Antonyms: encouraging, hopeful
Example Sentence:
10. INNUMERABLE (ADJECTIVE): many
She has given a portentous performance.
(अिधिित)
4. WIELD (VERB): apply(चलािा) Synonyms: countless, myriad
Antonyms: limited, little
Example Sentence:
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Synonyms: stick, spear
Antonyms: leave, withdraw
Example Sentence:
He was gored to death by a charging bull.
6. NEUROSIS (NOUN): inhibition(विक्षिप्त)

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संपदा या चातुयय का प्रदर्यन करना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: praise, brag about Firstly he did the honours then
Antonyms: blame, conceal everybody supervened.
Example Sentence:
He was touting, trying to make a really 7. REPROACH (NOUN): disgrace
big impression. (कलंक)
Synonyms: blame, censure
2. ERECTED (ADJECTIVE): boosted
(बलु द
ं ) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: elevated, raised Individuals who work in the banking
Antonyms: lowered, horizontal industry must be honest and beyond
Example Sentence: reproach.
This hotel has an erected position above
the village. 8. FIZZ (NOUN): liveliness (जोर्-ख़रोर्)
Synonyms: ebullience, exuberance
3. ALOOF (ADJECTIVE): distant Antonyms: depression, dullness
(बेलगाव) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: unresponsive, detached Their set is a little lacking in fizz.
Antonyms: attached, engaged
Example Sentence: 9. SAP (VERB): gradually weaken (कम
They were courteous but faintly aloof.
करना)
4. CEREBRAL Synonyms: erode, deplete
(ADJECTIVE): brainy (ददमागी) Antonyms: enhance, intensify
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: erudite, scholarly Our energy is being sapped by
Antonyms: foolish, doltish bureaucrats and politicians.
Example Sentence:
She excelled in cerebral pursuits. 10. DAFT (ADJECTIVE): stupid
5. PIVOTAL (बेतुका)
(ADJECTIVE): important (प्रधान) Synonyms: foolish, insane
Antonyms: brainy, intelligent
Synonyms: vital, crucial Example Sentence:
Antonyms: unimportant, uncritical Don't ask such daft question.
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1. BEMUSED (ADJECTIVE): absent- His class teacher sent Jim to the
minded (हतबुद्धि) principal’s office after he told a ribald
joke in class.
Synonyms: distracted, engrossed
Antonyms: bored, disinterested
Example Sentence:
She looked a little bemused. (अपमवनजनक)
2. PROGNOSIS (NOUN): forecast Antonyms: likeable, lovable
(पूर्वानुमवन) Example Sentence:
His invidious acts caused the people to
Synonyms: diagnosis, prediction
rise up against him.
Antonyms: calculation, measurement
Example Sentence:
Due to the company’s financial 7. GLIB (ADJECTIVE): artful (धिकनी
prognosis, we will probably be out of िप
ु ड़ी बवतें करने र्वलव)
business in less than one month.
Synonyms: facile, eloquent
Antonyms: quiet, silent
3. ENGENDER (VERB): induce
Example Sentence:
(उत्पन्न करनव) The glib phrases soon roll off the tongue.
Synonyms: generate, breed
Antonyms: prevent, halt 8. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): serious
Example Sentence: (उधित)
Some people believe violent video
Synonyms: heavy, sedate
games engender feelings of hostility in
Antonyms: funny, silly
young people.
Example Sentence:
During the debate, the candidate implied
4. STAID (ADJECTIVE): decorous
his opponent’s employment plan was not
(शवन्त) apposite for the country.
Antonyms: indecorous, frivolous 9. PERTINENT
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): relevant (प्रवसंधिक)
She was given a staid title-‘The Iron
Synonyms: admissible, appropriate
Lady’.
Antonyms: improper, inapplicable
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5. RIBALD (ADJECTIVE): bawdy
she asked me a lot of very pertinent
(अश्लीलभवषी) questions.
Synonyms: coarse, lewd
Antonyms: moral, sophisticated 10. PERILOUS
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): hazardous (ख़तरनवक)
Synonyms: precarious, threatening
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You should avoid driving during the
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के आकार में काटना)
(पीछे )
Synonyms: astern, behind
Antonyms: front, ahead
Antonyms: flatten, smooth
Example Sentence:
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The passengers moved abaft of the ship
Amit scalloped the paper bag.
so as to escape the fire in the
front of the ship.
7. ABORT (VERB): halt (रद्द करना)
2. PERILOUS (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: cut off, break off
dangerous (ख़तरनाक) Antonyms: begin, start
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: treacherous, precarious
The commander instructed them to abort
the mission.
Example Sentence:
It is perilous to convict on his evidence.
8. GLITCH (NOUN): error (दोष)
3. SUFFICE (VERB): satisfy (तप्ृ त Synonyms: flaw, malfunction
Antonyms: perfection, excellence
Synonyms: content, fulfil The glitch in your computer system can
Antonyms: dissatisfy, displease be fixed easily.
Example Sentence:
Since I only have two dollars left in my 9. BOUNTY (NOUN): gift (इनाम)
pocket, this amount can’t suffice my
Synonyms: prize, reward
needs.
Antonyms: penalty, punishment
Example Sentence:
4. ELUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): evasive
She was given a bounty in her marriage.
(भटकाने वाला)
Synonyms: tricky, volatile 10. KEEL (VERB): capsize (उलट
Antonyms: stable, firm
Example Sentence: जाना)
Success will become ever more elusive. Synonyms: fall, drop
5. INTELLE (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
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situation.
1. ABERRANT that the tornado struck the building.
(ADJECTIVE): abnormal (अनैतिक) 6. ABSOLUTE
Synonyms: deviant, weird (ADJECTIVE): without limit (असीम)
Antonyms: normal, usual Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
This somewhat aberrant behaviour Example Sentence:
requires an explanation. Your idea has really an absolute
influence.
2. IMPLODE (VERB): collapse inward 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB):
(अंिः विस्फोट होना) dominate (प्रबल होना)
Synonyms: cave in, fall down Synonyms: dictate, overrule
Antonyms: burst, explode Antonyms: follow, lose
Both the windows had imploded. Do not even think of preponderating me.
8. ABEYANCE
3. PREMISE (NOUN): presumption (NOUN): discontinuation (रुकाि)
(उपधारणा) Synonyms: suspension, inactivity
Synonyms: proposition, supposition Antonyms: activity, continuance
Antonyms: denial, rejection Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Matters were held in abeyance pending
Your theory is faulty because anyone can further enquiries.
dispel the premise with a simple
experiment. 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): arguable
(वििादास्पद)
4. UNPALATABLE
Synonyms: problematic, questionable
(ADJECTIVE): not tasting good
Antonyms: settled, definite
(अरुचिकर) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: distasteful, unsavoury The use of phonetic transcription is a
Antonyms: delicious, savoury moot question.
Example Sentence:
What an unpalatable Chowmin! she 10. TRAGIC
exclaimed. (ADJECTIVE): appalling (दःखद)
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): impact
(पररणाम) Antonyms: pleasant, wonderful
Synonyms: outcome, consequences Example Sentence:
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1. EVASIVE (ADJECTIVE): deceptive Synonyms: maniacal, demented
(कपटपूर्)ण Antonyms: balanced, reasonable
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: misleading, cagey
The deranged boy started shooting
Antonyms: truthful, forthright
wildly into the mall.
Example Sentence:
7. JUNCTURE (NOUN): turning point
The news anchor learned nothing from
the politician’s evasive responses. (घडी/ उचित समय)
2. INNOCUOUS (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: crossroad, moment
harmless (अहानिकर) Antonyms: certainty, solution
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: painless, inoffensive
No one can predict who will win the
Antonyms: harmful, hurtful
election at this juncture.
Example Sentence:
Avi asked an innocuous question.
8. EGRESS (NOUN): passage out
3. DIAPASON (NOUN): range (सीमा)
(निकास)
Synonyms: spectrum, territory
Synonyms: departure, exiting
Antonyms: restriction, limitation
Antonyms: arrival, coming
Example Sentence:
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The diapason represents the focal point
Each egress of our house is connected to
of Information.
the security system.
4. INURE (VERB): accustom (अभ्यस्त
होिा) 9. ABNEGATION (NOUN): denial
Synonyms: familiarize, habituate (अस्िीकार)
Antonyms: ignore, overlook Synonyms: abandonment, refusal
Example Sentence: Antonyms: approval, sanction
Even the veteran detective could not Example Sentence:
inure himself to the sight of a murdered Because everyone knew he loved serving
lady. the public, they were shocked by her
abnegation of the seat.
5. OVERT (ADJECTIVE): apparent
(अपरोक्ष) 10. MOLLIFY (VERB): pacify (शाांत
Synonyms: obvious, undisguised करिा)
Antonyms: concealed, hidden
Synonyms: allay, appease
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: intensify, incite
The security guard easily noticed the
Example Sentence:
shoplifter’s overt actions.
Perhaps a warm glass of milk will
mollify my upset stomach.
6. DERANGED (ADJECTIVE): crazy
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1. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): apparently Antonyms: careless, nonsensical
(प्रकट रूप से) Example Sentence:
From now on no prudent bank manager will
sanction the loan to a top-class entrepreneur
Antonyms: improbably, obscurely
without proper documentation.
Example Sentence:
The party secretary resigned, ostensibly
7. STOPGAP (ADJECTIVE): temporarily
from ill health.
helping (कामचलाऊ प्रबन्ध)
2. PREJUDICE (NOUN): partiality Synonyms: substitute, provisional
(पक्षपात) Antonyms: permanent, completed
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bias, bigotry
Antonyms: impartiality, justice
Example Sentence:
There were accusations of racial prejudice 8. MUSHROOM (VERB): sprout (तेजी से
against him. फैलना)
Synonyms: boom, burgeon
3. DISCERNING (ADJECTIVE): astute
Antonyms: decrease, shrink
(विचारशील) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: insightful, perceptive Engineering colleges are mushrooming day
Antonyms: idiotic, stupid by day.
Example Sentence:
URI attracts discerning audience. 9. FRAGMENT (NOUN): portion (अंश)
Synonyms: part, chunk
4. CONDUCIVE (ADJECTIVE): helpful
(सहायक) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: useful, favourable for This is a fragment of his sense of humour.
Example Sentence: 10. BEWAIL (VERB): bemoan (विलाप
Your notes are conducive to the banking
aspirants. करना)
5. CONFEDERATION (NOUN): union Antonyms: be happy, be joyous
(संगठन) Example Sentence:
He will bewail the loss of his wife.
Antonyms: separation, disunion
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6. PRUDENT (ADJECTIVE): careful
(नीततज्ञ)
Synonyms: cautious, reasonable
1. STUMBLE (VERB): bumble (गिर Example sentence:
Her performance created a strong sway over
पड़ना) the audience.
Synonyms: fall, falter
Antonyms: straighten, fix 7. ASSERTION (NOUN): affirmation (दृढ़-
Example sentence:
She stumbled on the stairs for she was feeling विन)
drowsy. Synonyms: assurance, guarantee
Antonyms: doubt, confusion
2. CONTINGENT (NOUN): unforeseen Example sentence:
(अननश्चित) Pushkar gave me assurance that he would
manage everything.
Synonyms: accidental, incidental
Example sentence: 8. RESORT (VERB): make use of (प्रयोि
The contingent nature of the job. करना)
Synonyms: affect, apply
3. SCRIM (NOUN): background (पररप्रेक्ष्य) Antonyms: abstain, ignore
Synonyms: backdrop, sackings Example sentence:
Antonyms: center, limelight He will resort the new theory he only
Example sentence: developed gradually.
Google appears against this backdrop.
9. CHOP (VERB): mince (काटना)
4. VENIAL (ADJECTIVE): pardonable
Synonyms: slash, divide
(क्षमणीय) Antonyms: join, unite
Synonyms: allowable, forgivable Example sentence:
Antonyms: inexcusable, unforgivable Mash or chop the berries, as preferred, and
Example sentence: add the sugar to them.
The cuss word the nonright-wingers are using
is sheer venial. 10. OBSERVATION (NOUN): attention
(ननिरानी)
5. SECULAR (ADJECTIVE): worldly
Synonyms: examination, inspection
(संसारी) Antonyms: ignorance, heedlessness
Synonyms: not spiritual, profane Example sentence:
Antonyms: religious, spiritual The tendency of my thought, based on
Example sentence: observation, is to conservatism.
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1. INADVERTENT (ADJECTIVE): 7. ASSERTION (NOUN): affirmation
accidental (बेपरवाह) (अभभपष्ु टि)
Synonyms: careless, reckless Synonyms: assurance, guarantee
Antonyms: careful, cautious Antonyms: doubt, confusion
An inadvertent administrative error occurred that Pushkar gave me assurance that he would
resulted in an overpayment. manage everything.
2. LACKLUSTER (ADJECTIVE): boring 8. RESORT (VERB): make use of (की सहायता

(भावशन्
ू य) लेना)
Synonyms: ho-hum, uninspired
Synonyms: affect, apply
Antonyms: lively, shiny
Antonyms: abstain, ignore
Example sentence:
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No excuses were made for the team's lackluster
He will resort the new theory he only developed
performance.
gradually.
3. DENOUNCE (VERB): condemn (आरोप

9. CHOP (VERB): mince (िुकडे कािना)
लगा दे ना) Synonyms: slash, divide
Synonyms: accuse, blame Antonyms: join, unite
Antonyms: applaud, approve Example sentence:
Example sentence: Mash or chop the berries, as preferred, and add
The Assembly denounced the use of violence. the sugar to them.
4. VENIAL (ADJECTIVE): pardonable (क्षम्य) 10. OBSERVATION (NOUN): attention

Synonyms: allowable, forgivable (अवलोकन)
Antonyms: inexcusable, unforgivable Synonyms: examination, inspection
The cuss word the non right-wingers are using is Antonyms: ignorance, heedlessness
sheer venial. Example sentence:
The tendency of my thought, based on
5. SECULAR (ADJECTIVE): worldly (धर्म observation, is to conservatism.
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6. SWAY (NOUN): predominance (बोलबाला)

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audience.
1. ERR (VERB): make a mistake (ग़लती A gun battle had preceded the
explosions.
करना)
Synonyms: misbehave, misjudge 7. PROTAGONIST (NOUN):
Antonyms: behave, obey combatant
Example Sentence: Synonyms: hero, idol
The judge had erred in ruling that the Antonyms: antagonist, opponent
evidence was inadmissible. Example Sentence:
He was playing the main protagonist of a
2. INHIBITED (ADJECTIVE): theatrical show.
constrained
Synonyms: repressed, reserved 8. IMPEACHMENT
Antonyms: extroverted, outgoing (NOUN): allegation
Example Sentence: Synonyms: complaint, denunciation
He was an inhibited soul. Antonyms: commendation, exculpation
Example Sentence:
3. TENURE (NOUN): time in a He has made the detailed impeachment
position of responsibility of the witness.
Synonyms: ownership, occupation
Antonyms: vacancy, nonentity 9. IMPINGE (VERB): encroach
Example Sentence: Synonyms: infringe, intrude
They have a right to a fair rent and Antonyms: dodge, avoid
security of tenure. Example Sentence:
New cascading would impinge on a
4. FIXITY (NOUN): determination public.
Synonyms: steadfastness, decidedness
Antonyms: instability, infirmity 10. TASTEFUL
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): astute
Everybody was impressed with her Synonyms: insightful, perceptive
fixity. Antonyms: ignorant, unintelligent
Example Sentence:
5. STIFFEN (VERB): reinforce The brasserie attracts tasteful customers.
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6. PRECEDE (VERB): antecede

Synonyms: predate, predate
Antonyms: follow, go after
Example Sentence:
1. KNOTTY (ADJECTIVE): troublesome 7. AVENUE (NOUN): path (मागग)
(कठिन) Synonyms: course, channel
Synonyms: mystifying, puzzling Antonyms: takeoff, egress
Antonyms: facile, uncomplicated Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The avenue continues alongside the river for half
This was a knotty legal problem. a mile.
2. FLEDGLING (ADJECTIVE): emerging 8. EBONIZE (VERB): darken (कजलाना)

(उभरती हुई) Synonyms: blot, smudge
Synonyms: emergent, beginning Antonyms: lighten, whiten
Antonyms: multiskillled, unfledged Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He ebonized the exact location in the map.
The P.M talked about fledgling industries in the
developing world. 9. CONVENE (VERB): muster (बल ु ाना)
Synonyms: assemble, gather
3. SECEDE (VERB): pull away (अलग हो Antonyms: disperse, scatter
जाना) Example Sentence:
The commander-in-chief had convened a secret
Synonyms: split from, retract
meeting of military personnel.
Antonyms: remain, maintain
Example Sentence:
The kingdom of Belgium seceded from the 10. OBVIATE (VERB): prevent (बचना)
Netherland. Synonyms: eliminate, preclude
Antonyms: support, assist
4. DISCOURSE (NOUN): dialogue (संभाषण) Example Sentence:
The settlement obviated the need for the
Synonyms: conversation, discussion
separate cases to be heard in court.
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5. INTONATED (ADJECTIVE): spoken

(आवाज से जोर दे ना)
Synonyms: choral, verbal
Antonyms: modest, introverted
Example Sentence:
Her intonated please was filled with sheer
remorse.
6. PROSECUTION (NOUN): pursuit

(अनसु रण)
Synonyms: execution, undertaking
Antonyms: disregard, oversight
Example Sentence:
The news channel's prosecution of its
commercial ends.
1. RECALCITRANT (ADJECTIVE): Example Sentence:
disobedient (उद्दण्ड) We need proper regulations in place to get the
best out of the team.
Synonyms: fractious, obstinate
Antonyms: agreeable, compliant
Example Sentence: 8. RESHUFFLE (VERB): reorganize (अदला-
A class of recalcitrant fifteen-year-olds. बदली)
Synonyms: reorient, rejuvenate
2. SAP (VERB): blunt (खत्म कर दे ना) Antonyms: damage, raze
Synonyms: cripple, deplete Example Sentence:
Antonyms: create, build We are going to reshuffle the top management
Example Sentence: of the company.
Our energy is being sapped by bureaucrats and
politicians. 9. ESCALATE (VERB): increase (तीव्र करना)
Synonyms: magnify, broaden
3. MERCANTILE (ADJECTIVE): regarding
Antonyms: shrink, weaken
business (व्यापाररक) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: trade, monetary She mixed some wrong chemical which initially
Antonyms: noncommercial, not-for-profit escalated the reaction.
Example Sentence:
They were talking about mercantile investments. 10. STIR (NOUN): agitation (बेचैनी)
Synonyms: whirlwind, commotion
4. SWAMP (VERB): engulf (आप्लावित करना) Antonyms: peace, harmony
Synonyms: inundate, overload Example Sentence:
Antonyms: underwhelm, lower Their walkout from the assembly caused quite a
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doesn’t believe in orthodox religion
(सिेश्िरिादी)
Synonyms: agnostic, freethinker
Antonyms: believer, pious
Example Sentence:
Manish is a pantheist person.
6. DEFAULT (NOUN): failure (चक ू )

Synonyms: delinquency, dereliction
Antonyms: perfection, strength
Example Sentence:
We have been able to track the default and will
crackdown on the defaulters soon.
7. REGULATION (NOUN): management

(ननयंत्रण)
Synonyms: moderation, supervision
Antonyms: deregulation, mismanagement
1. DISPOSITION (NOUN): temper (प्रवत्तृ ि) The advantages preponderate over this
apparent disadvantage.
Synonyms: propensity, tendency
Antonyms: disinclination, hatred
Example Sentence: 7. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever (चतुर)
Your sunny disposition has a way of rubbing Synonyms: shrewd, prudent
off on those around you. Antonyms: imprudent, foolish
Example Sentence:
2. REPUDIATE (VERB): reject (नामंजूर Canny customers will switch banks.
करना) 8. EXPLOIT (NOUN): accomplishment
Synonyms: abandon, disavow (अद्भुत कमत)
Antonyms: accept, approve
Synonyms: attainment, achievement
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: inaction, inactivity
She has repudiated policies associated with
Example Sentence:
previous party leaders.
Many big companies sprang up to exploit
this new technology.
3. WHEREWITHAL (NOUN): assets
(संपत्ति) 9. RANCOROUS (ADJECTIVE): caustic
Synonyms: finances, funds (द्वेषी)
Antonyms: debts, due
Synonyms: acrimonious, petulant
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: nice, kind
They lacked the wherewithal to pay.
Example Sentence:
He saw miserable months of rancorous
4. ABOLISH (VERB): cancel (समाप्त disputes.
करना)
Synonyms: nullify, do away with 10. DON (VERB): enrobe (पहन लेना)
Antonyms: sanction, validate Synonyms: dress, clothe
Example Sentence: Antonyms: undress, disrobe
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Synonyms: onus, burden
Antonyms: hobby, pastime
Example Sentence:
You have done your devoir right well.
6. PREPONDERATE (VERB): dominate
(प्रबल होना)
Synonyms: dictate, outshine
Antonyms: fall behind, follow
Example Sentence:
1. OBVIATE (VERB): make unnecessary Synonyms: eliminate, oust
(हटाना) Antonyms: allow, welcome
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: forestall, preclude
The brightness of the day did nothing to
Antonyms: assist, help
dispel her dejection.
Example Sentence:
The sound was too elusive.
7. HARROWING (ADJECTIVE):
2. ARROGATE (VERB): claim without dangerous (शोकजनक)
justification (हथियाना) Synonyms: nerve-racking, terrifying
Antonyms: calming, unfrightening
Synonyms: pre-empt, expropriate
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: refuse, reject
They watched a harrowing film about
Example Sentence:
misogyny and violence.
They arrogate to themselves the ability to
divine the nation's true interests.
8. RIG (VERB): manipulate (झााँसा)
3. WARM TO (VERB): begin to like (पसंद Synonyms: influence, gerrymander
Antonyms: approve, purify
Synonyms: feel a fondness for, feel attracted The results of the elections had been rigged.
to
Antonyms: to feel intense distaste and 9. SNARE (NOUN): bait (फंदा)
aversion, disgust
Synonyms: trap, gin
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: repulsion, frankness
Everyone immediately warmed to him.
Example Sentence:
He came upon a hare struggling in an illegal
4. CONSTRAINT (NOUN): pressure
snare.
(बाधा)
Synonyms: restraint, coercion 10. LIE IN (VERB): display public
Antonyms: freedom, liberty (प्रदर्शित करना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: manifest, demonstrate
There was constraint in the
Antonyms: distort, misrepresent
correspondence—it was submitted to the
Example Sentence:
faculty.
Their shameful silence demonstrates their
ineptitude.
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Antonyms: origin, source
Example Sentence:
Food prices soared in the aftermath of the
drought.
6. DISPEL (VERB): dismiss (दरू करना)

1. ETHOS (NOUN): ideology (लोकाचार) Somehow, the lone soldier made it across
enemy lines unscathed.
Synonyms: mentality, mindset
Antonyms: body, physicality
Example Sentence: 7. BOGUS (ADJECTIVE): fake (बनावटी)
Many adventurous people live by the ethos Synonyms: fictitious, counterfeit
of YOLO, you only live once. Antonyms: actual, factual
Example Sentence:
2. PENITENCE (NOUN): anguish The con artist is currently being sought for
(पश्चाताप) selling bogus stock shares for a non-existent
company.
Synonyms: attrition, contriteness
Antonyms: delight, joyfulness
Example Sentence: 8. ROTE (NOUN): learning (रटना)
The book told of the survivor’s penitence Synonyms: memory, memorizing
during the kidnapping ordeal. Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
Example Sentence:
3. LAG (VERB): delay (पपछड़ जाना) An eight year old was able to recite
Newton's laws by rote.
Synonyms: dally, dawdle
Antonyms: develop, expand
9. RAMPANT
Example Sentence:
The president got sick quickly after lunch, (ADJECTIVE): uncontrolled (अननयंत्रित)
so he decided to lag the meeting until 5 p.m. Synonyms: flagrant, prevalent
Antonyms: restrained, controlled
4. GLARINGLY (ADVERB): glitteringly Example Sentence:
(उज्जज्जवलता से) During the riots, crime was rampant in the
streets.
Synonyms: brilliantly, splendidly
Antonyms: darkly, dully
10. DOCK (VERB): land on the waterfront
Example Sentence:
The error was glaringly obvious, yet nobody (जहाज गोदाम में रखना)
said anything about it. Synonyms: anchor, moor
Antonyms: divide, separate
5. TREASURY (NOUN): bank (भंडार) Example Sentence:
The ship docked at Southampton.
Synonyms: cache, hoard
Antonyms: debt, credit
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6. UNSCATHED
(ADJECTIVE): unharmed (सकुशल)
Synonyms: unhurt, uninjured
Antonyms: hurt, harmed
Example Sentence:
1. LET DOWN (VERB): disappoint (निराश 7. SERMONIZE (VERB): moralize (उपदे श
करिा) दे िा)
Synonyms: abandon, leave stranded Synonyms: preachify, teach
Antonyms: benefit, satisfy Antonyms: mislead, misguide
Over the harbour, I started to let down. The saint was sermonizing the people of
Canada.
2. ABASH (VERB): embarrass (लज्जित
8. RUPTURE (NOUN): crack (फूटि)
करिा)
Synonyms: break, fissure
Synonyms: disconcert, rattle
Antonyms: soothe, allay
Example Sentence:
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As soon as each understood the other's full
Shamita looked slightly abashed.
intention, there would be a rupture.
3. EVICTION (NOUN): ejection (बेदखली)
9. TENOR (NOUN): gist (विषय)
Synonyms: expulsion, removal
Synonyms: body, core
Antonyms: receiving, welcoming
Antonyms: exterior, outside
Example Sentence:
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The forced eviction of residents took place.
He could not understand the general tenor of
the debate.
4. UNTENABLE
(ADJECTIVE): indefensible (असमर्थिीय) 10. CREDENCE (NOUN): trust
Synonyms: illogical, unsound (विश्िसिीयता)
Antonyms: logical realistic
Synonyms: belief, faith
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: disbelief, distrust
I am being perplexed so as why he is
Example Sentence:
making such untenable comments.
Psychoanalysis finds little credence among
laymen.
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Antonyms: input, admission
Example Sentence:
From that time he has been adding steadily
to his deliverable and his reputation.
6. AGGRIEVE (VERB): offend (द:ु ख दे िा)
Synonyms: oppress, abuse
Antonyms: assist, back
Example Sentence:
Her sharply penetrating cuss words
aggrieved me a lot.
1. OBLITERATE (VERB): destroy Synonyms: disorder, chaos
(मिटाना) Antonyms: order, organisation
Synonyms: annihilate, expunge Example Sentence:
Antonyms: assist, aid This building is full of clutter.
Example Sentence:
The memory was so painful that he 7. OVERHAUL (VERB): repair (परू ी
obliterated it from his mind. जााँच करके िरम्ित करना)
Synonyms: revamp, reconstruct
2. FRAUGHT (ADJECTIVE): charged Antonyms: damage, destroy
(भरपरू ) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: filled, replete The steering box was recently
Antonyms: empty, blank overhauled.
Example Sentence: 8. COALITION (NOUN): allied group
Marketing any new product is fraught (गठबंिन)
with risks. Synonyms: alliance, confederation
3. HERALD (VERB): advertise (घोषणा Antonyms: disassociation, disunion
Synonyms: announce, bring message There is a coalition between Liberals and
Antonyms: hide, conceal Conservatives.
Example Sentence:
The speech heralded a change in policy. 9. GRAVITATE (VERB): incline
(आकर्षित होना)
4. UNTRAMMELLED Synonyms: tend, be influenced
(ADJECTIVE): free (अबाधित) Antonyms: ascend, rise
Synonyms: loose, unbounded Example Sentence:
Antonyms: restrained, checked The electron does not gravitate towards
Example Sentence: the nucleus.
My mind was untrammelled by
convention. 10. PERSECUTE (VERB): tyrannize
(अत्याचार करना)
5. EMINENCE (NOUN): importance Synonyms: victimize, torment
(िहानता) Antonyms: assist, help
Synonyms: prominence, renown Example Sentence:
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6. CLUTTER (NOUN): confusion

(अव्यवस्था)
1. DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute (फैला Antonyms: careless, negligent
दे ना)
Example sentence:
Rakesh is a vigilant guard.
Synonyms: circulate, propagate
Antonyms: conceal, hide 7. FAVOUR (NOUN): approval
Example sentence:
Health authorities should foster good practice (अनुमोदन)
by disseminating information. Synonyms: backing, benefit
Antonyms: disfavour, opposition
2. TOTALITARIAN (ADJECTIVE): Example sentence:
dictatorial (सर्ााधिकारर्ादी) I They do not need any favour from you.
Synonyms: autocratic, tyrannical
Antonyms: democratic, partial 8. FACULTATIVE (NOUN): open to
Example sentence: choice (ऐच्छिक)
Religions and cultures that take away the rights Synonyms: unrestricted, discretionary
of women are totalitarian in nature. Antonyms: nondiscretionary, restricted
Example sentence:
3. INEXORABLE (ADJECTIVE): The provisions of neither convention are
implacable (अनर्रत) obligatory, but merely facultative,
Synonyms: inescapable, merciless amounting only to recommendations.
Antonyms: merciful, sympathetic
Example sentence: 9. GENUFLECTION (NOUN):
In hopes of regaining their land, the army expression (संकेत)
started an inexorable march through the Synonyms: indication, nod
country. Antonyms: speech, talk
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4. DECIPHER (VERB): understand (समझना) This is a very kind genuflection of yours.
Synonyms: construe, figure out
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse 10. MELIORATE (VERB): correct
He was deciphering me the schedule. (सुिारना)
Synonyms: revise, reform
5. BONA FIDE (ADJECTIVE): genuine Antonyms: repress, retreat
(प्रामाणिक) Example sentence:
Synonyms: actual, authentic They meliorated their living standards.
Antonyms: deceiving, deceptive
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6. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): careful
(सतका)
Synonyms: discreet, judicious
1. SORDID Synonyms: conceive, envisage
(ADJECTIVE): disreputable (अनैतिक) Antonyms: ignore, neglect
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: shameful, sleazy
Simona envisioned the admiring glances
Antonyms: decent, honourable
of her new home.
Example Sentence:
The story paints a sordid picture of
7. ACCENTUATE (VERB): focus
bribes and scams.
attention on (जोर दना)
2. ABRIDGE (VERB): shorten (कम Synonyms: highlight, point out
Antonyms: divert attention from, mask
Synonyms: abbreviate, curtail Abhineet’s jacket unfortunately
Antonyms: extend, increase accentuated his paunch.
Example Sentence:
The introduction is abridged from the 8. ACQUIESCE (VERB): accede with
author's afterword to the novel. some reluctance (बिना विरोध के स्िीकार
करना)
3. GUTTED (VERB): loot (लूटना) Synonyms: concur, conform
Synonyms: pillage, plunder Antonyms: differ, disagree
Antonyms: protect, conserve Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Shamita acquiesced in his decision.
The temple was disgracefully gutted.
9. GAIETY (NOUN): happiness
4. UNEQUIVOCAL (प्रफुल्लिा)
(ADJECTIVE): unambiguous (सस् ु पष्ट) Synonyms: festivity, joviality
Synonyms: absolute, apparent Antonyms: depression, unhappiness
Antonyms: conditional, disputable Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The room was filled with the sudden
He gave me an unequivocal answer. gaiety of children's laughter.
5. CONSONANCE 10. ADJURE (VERB): implore (शपथ

(NOUN): conformity (आनुरूप्य) ददलाकर कोई िाि पूछना)
Synonyms: accord, congruity Synonyms: entreat, obligate
Antonyms: dissonance, incongruity Antonyms: answer, reply
There was a consonance between I adjure you to tell me the truth.
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6. ENVISION (VERB): visualize
(कल्पना करना)
1. ENFRANCHISEMENT 6. EXASPERATE (VERB): agitate
(NOUN): liberty (स्वतंत्रता) (क्रोध ददलाना)
Synonyms: autarchy, birth right Synonyms: annoy, enrage
Antonyms: restraint, dependence Antonyms: comfort, soothe
The widespread disenfranchisement of His futile efforts exasperated prison
minority voters. officers.
2. ANTICIPATE (VERB): expect 7. GAFFE (NOUN): mistake

(उम्मीद करना) (गलतफहमी)
Synonyms: await, foresee Synonyms: impropriety, indiscretion
Antonyms: doubt, be surprised Antonyms: amendment, mending
She anticipated scorn on her return to the Coming here was a gaffe.
theatre.
8. ELUDE (VERB): avoid (बचना)
3. TAMPERED (VERB): meddle
Synonyms: escape, dodge
(हस्तक्षेप करना) Antonyms: encourage, assist
Synonyms: tinker, change Example Sentence:
Antonyms: improve, remain Veeju tried to elude the security men by
Example Sentence: sneaking through a back door.
Someone tampered with the brakes of
my car. 9. JIBE (VERB): agree (सहमत होना)
Synonyms: harmonize, accord
4. FLOUNDER (VERB): struggle Antonyms: differ, disagree
(फड़फड़ाना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: stumble, squirm The authors jibed with the majority.
Antonyms: do well, succeed
Example Sentence: 10. FORMERLY (ADVERB): already
He was floundering about in the shallow (पूवव में)
offshore waters. Synonyms: earlier, heretofore
Antonyms: currently, presently
5. FEINT (NOUN): pretence (छल) Example Sentence:
She has formerly met my mother.
Synonyms: artifice, imposture
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is well.
1. PROTRACTED Antonyms: artifice, guile
(ADJECTIVE): long (दीर्घ) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: enduring, sustained He is the man with refreshing candor.
Antonyms: nadir, bottom
Example Sentence: 7. BLOVIATE (VERB): shout (चीखना)
It was a protracted and bitter dispute. Synonyms: bellow, cry
Antonyms: be quiet, be silent
2. BOLSTER (VERB): aid (मदद करना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: help, buoy She bloviated out of frustration.
Antonyms: discourage, hinder
Example Sentence: 8. POSIT (VERB): suppose (आधार तत्र्
Most of them were sitting on the floor मान लेना)
which was strewn with cushions, Synonyms: assume, consider
bolsters, and rugs. Antonyms: ignore, neglect
Example Sentence:
3. PERPETUATE (VERB): keep The plots are posited on a false premise
going (स्थिर रखना) about women's nature as inferior.
Synonyms: sustain, maintain
Antonyms: discontinue, cease 9. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): weak
Example Sentence: (हल्का)
The confusion was perpetuated through
Synonyms: fragile, shaky
inadvertence.
Antonyms: heavy, strong
Example Sentence:
4. GAMBIT (NOUN): plan (चाल) There was a tenuous link between
Synonyms: plot, trick interest rates and investment.
Example Sentence: 10. HITHERTO (ADVERB): already
Andrew’s resignation was a tactical
(पहले ही)
gambit.
Synonyms: formerly, long ago
5. PORTEND (VERB): predict Antonyms: currently, presently
Example Sentence:
(पर्
ू ाघभास या पर्
ू सघ च
ू ना दे ना) Hitherto part of French West Africa,
Synonyms: presage, foretell Benin achieved independence in 1960.
Antonyms: calculate, measure
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6. CANDOR (NOUN): directness
(थपष्टर्ाददता)
Synonyms: frankness, outspokenness
1. FURLOUGH (NOUN): leave of absence Executive power is vested in the post of the
(थोड़े दिन की छुट्टी) President.
Synonyms: leave, liberty
Antonyms: callback, reemployment 7. REVAMP (VERB): renovate (सुिार)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: overhaul, refurbish
He was a civil servant home on furlough. Antonyms: damage, destroy
Example Sentence:
2. VESTIGE (NOUN): sign (ननशान) It was an attempt to revamp the museum's
image.
Synonyms: hint, indication
Antonyms: information, knowledge
Example Sentence: 8. PRUDENCE (NOUN): diligence (वर्ऱ्ेक)
After the huge fire, only a vestige of the Synonyms: austerity, discretion
house remained visible among the ashes. Antonyms: carelessness, indiscretion
Example Sentence:
3. ENTICEMENT (NOUN): bait (प्रलोभन) We need to exercise prudence in such
important matters.
Synonyms: inducement, attraction
Antonyms: disgust, dissuasion
9. DISCERNIBLE
Example Sentence:
They inclined to check the financial (ADJECTIVE): noticeable (प्रत्यक्ष)
enticements. Synonyms: appreciable, perceptible
4. UNPRECEDENTED Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): extraordinary (अभूतपर् ू )व The scandal had no discernible effect on her
career.
Synonyms: uncommon, unusual
Antonyms: usual, normal
10. SALUTARY (ADJECTIVE): healthy
Example Sentence:
The Internet has erased distance and given (आरोग्यजनक)
people unprecedented access to each other. Synonyms: healthful, healing
Antonyms: unhealthy, harmful
5. POLEMICAL (ADJECTIVE): critical Example Sentence:
(वर्र्ािात्मक) I took the salutary Atlantic air.
Synonyms: virulent, hostile
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Antonyms: cordial, amiable
Example Sentence:
A person with one blue eye and one green
eye is said to have a genetic aberration.
6. VEST (VERB): authorize (अधिकृत
करना)
Synonyms: bestow, endow
Antonyms: refuse, dislodge
Example Sentence:
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1. OBNOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: conformity, normality

extremely unpleasant (घणृ ित) Example Sentence:
It was just another quirk by Mohit.
Synonyms: abhorrent, annoying
7. NIGGARD
Example Sentence:
The man was asked to leave the restaurant (ADJECTIVE): ungenerous (कंजूस )
because of his obnoxious behavior. Synonyms: penurious, miserly
Antonyms: generous, kind
2. VULNERABLE (ADJECTIVE): open Example Sentence:
to attack (असुरक्षित) Siya is a niggard landlady.
Synonyms: accessible, defenseless
Antonyms: guarded, protected 8. REPINE (VERB): complain (शिकायत
We were in a vulnerable position.
3. AVER (VERB): to state firmly and
Example Sentence:
strongly that something is true (दृढ़ता से Anjali repined against Abhineet.
कहना)
9. PERENNIAL (ADJECTIVE): enduring
Synonyms: assert, declare
Antonyms: deny, disclaim (बहुिर्षीय)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: continual, never-ending
Nia averred that she had never seen that man Antonyms: ceasing, ending
before. Example sentence:
Because she is a perennial optimist, it’s
4. ELLIPTICAL (ADJECTIVE): oval- unusual for anything to bring her down.
shaped (अंडाकार)
Synonyms: egg-shaped, ellipsoidal 10. TRYST (NOUN): meeting (गुप्त भें ट)
Antonyms: square-shaped, rectangular- Synonyms: appointment, rendezvous
shaped Antonyms: separation, division
Mayur was told about an elliptical orbit. They had dinner in a moonlight tryst.
5. ALLIANCE (NOUN): accord Write us-

(गठबंधन)
Synonyms: affinity, connection
Antonyms: antagonism, detachment
Example Sentence:
They decided to stay away from the
malodorous room.
6. QUIRK (NOUN): strange act
(विचित्रता)
Synonyms: knack, quibble
1. ESCHEW (VERB): abandon (परहे ज Synonyms: accolade, compliment
रखना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: avoid, shun An IIT qualified was showered encomium
Antonyms: take on, embrace on his grand success.
Example Sentence: 7. NEXUS (NOUN): link (बंधन)
True vegetarians eschew food items that
Synonyms: bond, connection
come from living animals.
Antonyms: interruption, exteriority
Example Sentence:
2. CONCURRENT
I share a strong nexus with my cousin.
(ADJECTIVE): simultaneous (एक साथ
होने वाला) 8. ASPHYXIATE (VERB): cut off air
Synonyms: coeval, coexisting (दम घु टना)
Antonyms: disagreeing, divergent Synonyms: smother, stifle
Example Sentence: Antonyms: breathe, loosen
Kate and Kelly are having concurrent Example Sentence:
weddings to save money. Aneesh died because someone
asphyxiated his oxygen cylinder.
3. COALESCE (VERB): consolidate 9. IMPERTURBABILITY
(सं गठित होना) (NOUN): balance (स्थथरता)
Synonyms: integrate, unite Synonym: aplomb, coolness
Antonyms: divide, separate Antonym: agitation, anxiety
Local high school principals have agreed Gaurav’s facial expression had gained the
to coalesce around new approaches for habitual imperturbability.
college preparation.
4. FAMINE (NOUN): hunger (भुखमरी) 10. REMONSTRATE (VERB): protest
Synonyms: starvation, dearth (डााँटना)
Antonyms: abundance, plenty Synonyms: complain, dispute
Example Sentence: Antonyms: agree, concede
Drought resulted in famine throughout the Example Sentence:
region. The officials remonstrated against the
injustice in their department.
5. BLANDISHMENT
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Antonyms: criticism, denunciation
Example Sentence:
He is a decent man not the one who can be
impressed with the blandishments.
6. ENCOMIUM (NOUN): praise

(गुणगान)
1. LANGUISH (VERB): deteriorate When finding out her mother had died, the
(कमजोर होना) hysterical woman screamed and cried at
the top of her lungs.
Synonyms: dwindle, faint
7. EXTRADITE (VERB): abandon
Antonyms: develop, grow
Example Sentence: (प्रत्यर्पित करना)
If I don’t bother him, my cat will languish Synonyms: apprehend, arrest
on the windowsill all day long. Antonyms: hold, keep
2. STERN (ADJECTIVE): serious Example Sentence:
(कठोर) Until the country receives proof of Mark’s
guilt, they refuse to extradite him to local
Synonyms: flinty, harsh
authorities.
Antonyms: flexible, gentle
Example Sentence: 8. WRATH (NOUN): acrimony (रोष)
She gave him a stern look as she left the Synonyms: asperity, displeasure
room. Antonyms: calmness, kindness
3. SUBSERVIENT Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): deferential (अधीन) I will not testify against the gangster
because I am afraid of his wrath.
Synonyms: inferior, submissive
Antonyms: disobedient, domineering 9. EXPUNGE (VERB): delete (ममटाना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: destroy, obliterate
The little boy usually became subservient Antonyms: create, help
in the presence of bullies. Example Sentence:
4. DERIDE (VERB): mock (हं सी उड़ाना) I shall request you to please expunge the
Synonyms: rap, incite
10. FOMENT (VERB):
Example Sentence:
Atul was derided by his colleague for his instigate (भड़काना)
foolish joke. Synonyms: abet, arouse
5. TROUNCE (VERB): defeat Antonyms: finish, tranquilize
overwhelmingly (दण्ड दे ना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bash, crush
Antonyms: underwhelm, forfeit
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One army managed to easily trounce the
other, being nearly ten times the size of
the opposing force.
6. HYSTERICAL
(ADJECTIVE): agitated (उन्मत्त)
Synonyms: distraught, furious
Antonyms: apathetic, indifferent
Example Sentence:
1. PUNITIVE (ADJECTIVE): (दण्डप्रद) Synonyms: honesty, integrity
Antonyms: corruption, deceit
disciplinary
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: penal, punishing
Her sense of rectitude kept her from
keeping the lost hundred dollar bill.
Example Sentence:
The university is taking punitive actions
against the football player who failed his 7. FRAGILE (ADJECTIVE): (कमज़ोर)
drug test. weak
Synonyms: feeble, frail
Antonyms: strong, firm
2. EXACERBATE (VERB): (ख़राब
Example Sentence:
करना) aggravate His body structure his extremely fragile
Synonyms: annoy, irritate and he is unable to handle heavy things.
Antonyms: appease, improve
Example Sentence: 8. ALTAR (NOUN): (वेदी) church table
My headache started to exacerbate when Synonyms: shrine, chantry
my daughter played her loud music. Antonyms: playroom, club
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3. ALLOCATION (NOUN): (आवं टन) Today, the priest placed our offerings on
allotment the altar and everything vanished.
Antonyms: retention, acquisition 9. SCATHING
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (हाननकारक) biting
They will take care of the allocation for Synonyms: harsh, mordant
the resources, don’t worry. Antonyms: calm, mild
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4. CORROBORATE (VERB): (पुष्टट The scathing criticism did not inspire the
करना) authenticate student to improve his writing skills.
Synonyms: confirm, justify
10. HURDLE (NOUN): (बाधा) obstacle
Antonyms: invalidate, discredit
Synonyms: snag, barricade
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: aid, assistance
If his words are not enough, the evidence
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will corroborate his claim.
There are many hurdles in life, we need to
bulldoze them with our actions.
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Antonyms: concerned, attentive
Example Sentence:
are bound to be treated badly.
6. RECTITUDE (NOUN): (सादगी)
decency
1. PROLIFERATE (VERB): breed (प्रचरु मात्रा Antonyms: unworried, composed
Example Sentence:
में उत्पन्न करना) Your uptight behavior can get you rejected in
Synonyms: burgeon, escalate an interview.
Antonyms: lessen, decrease
Example Sentence: 7. DRIP (VERB): drop (टपकना या टपकाना)
The ideas for his stories would cease to
Synonyms: dribble, drizzle
proliferate.
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2. INTIMIDATION (NOUN): bullying (डाां ट) Everyone must ensure that water doesn’t drips
Synonyms: coercion, pressure away uselessly.
Antonyms: ease, idleness
Example Sentence: 8. PERVADE (VERB): spread through
The bully used intimidation to get the other (फैलाना)
kids to do what he wanted.
Antonyms: block, hinder
3. OPPRESS (VERB): subdue (दबाना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: torment, trample The poison must be blocked before it
Antonyms: encourage, aid pervades Ridhima’s vital organs.
Example Sentence:
The tyrant general oppressed his people. 9. KUDOS (NOUN): praise (प्रशांसा)
4. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever (चालाक) Antonyms: condemnation, denunciation
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit Example Sentence:
Antonyms: foolish, idiotic Meenakshi was looking for kudos rather than
Example Sentence: profit.
Chintan is a canny person.
10. DISGORGE (VERB): vomit (उगलना)
5. SCOURGE (NOUN): curse (अभिशाप) Synonyms: discharge, regurgitate Antonyms:
Synonyms: curse, bane suck, consume
Antonyms: reward, benefit Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Nidhi was disgorging whatever she was eating.
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6. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): secret
(अप्रकट)
Example Sentence:
When Sachin spoke, his words were cryptic to
all those in the room.

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1. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): 7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE):
(सं कोची) Reserved (भयानक) Terrible
Synonyms: Timid, Reticent Synonyms: Dreadful, Awful
Antonyms: Bold, Brave Antonyms: Good, Mild
Swastika is too outgoing for anyone to The situation of draught has become dire.
ever accuse her of being demure.
8. HALLOW (VERB): (पववत्र करना)
2. DEFILE (VERB): (मै ला कर दे ना) To Consecrate
make impure or dirty Synonyms: Sanctify, Anoint
Synonyms: Contaminate, Degrade Antonyms: Curse, Damn
Antonyms: Cleanse, Upgrade Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The Ganges is hallowed as a sacred,
Everybody knows smoking weed defiles cleansing river.
one’s body.
9. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अति
3. STRAPPED (ADJECTIVE): (दररद्र)
दष्ु ट,कुटटल) Very Evil And Wicked
Impoverished
Synonyms: Sinful, Vicious
Synonyms: Beggared, Penurious
Antonyms: Kind, Pleasing
Antonyms: Rich, Wealthy
Example sentence:
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I am constantly strapped for cash.
only mean, but nefarious.
4. PERUSE (VERB): (अवलोकन करना) 10. STATUTORY

Examine (ADJECTIVE): (वैधातनक) Sanctioned
Synonyms: Scrutinize, Inspect
Synonyms: Lawful, Legal
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook
Antonyms: Illicit, Unlawful
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1. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान, मज्जन)
Synonyms: divulge, evince the act of washing
Antonyms: conceal, suppress Synonyms: cleansing, decontamination
Example Sentence: Antonyms: contamination, pollution
Today Akshima is going to snitch her Example Sentence:
secret. Mina performed the ablution of the wound
and applied some disinfectant to avoid
2. NUMB (ADJECTIVE): (सुन्न) dazed further infection.
Synonyms: indifferent, frozen
Antonyms: lively, compassionate 8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना) to walk
Example Sentence: casually
The cold had numbed her senses. Synonyms: stroll, wander
Antonym: rush, dash
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह, भूला- Example Sentence:
Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
भटका) afield than attend the session.
Synonyms: adrift, off target
Antonyms: stable, anchored 9. COVET (VERB): (ललचाना) to greatly
Example Sentence:
gone astray.
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4. JESTED (VERB): (तानाशाही) banter Vikram tends to covet quality time with
Synonyms: chaff, deride his family.
Example Sentence: 10. BUNGLE (VERB): (गड़बड़ करना)
Don't kick up the dust, you infantry!"
botch
jested hussar.
Synonyms: fudge, err
Antonyms: succeed, do well
5. SEETHING (VERB): (नाराज़ होना) be Example Sentence:
very angry My boss will fire me if I bungle this
Synonyms: boil, flare project.
Antonyms: be happy, freeze
Example Sentence:
He seethed at his brother's blunder.
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delicately small and pretty
Example Sentence:
1. FURLOUGH (NOUN): (गैरहाजिरी 6. BRUSQUE
की छुट्टी)leave of absence (ADJECTIVE): (बेअदब) blunt in
Synonyms: leave, sabbatical manner or harsh speech
Antonyms: work, endeavor Synonyms: gruff, discourteous
During my furlough, I am taking a Example Sentence:
weeklong cruise to the Caribbean. His child is brusque and impatient.
2. RANKLE 7. QUANDARY (NOUN): (असमंि स)

(VERB): (खििाना/चिढ़ाना) to cause dilemma
bitterness or irritation Synonyms: delicate situation, impasse
Synonyms: annoy, embitter Antonyms: advantage, boon
Example Sentence: I find myself in a moral quandary
Sarika was rankled by his assertion. about whether or not I should tell my
wife the truth about my affair.
3. AKIN (ADJECTIVE): (समान)
similar in nature 8. CHAFF (NOUN): (छांटन ) waste
Synonyms: analogous, comparable Synonyms: debris, remains
Antonyms: dissimilar, unlike Antonyms: assets, possessions
Something akin to gratitude Only a fool would pay so much money
overwhelmed her. for something that is obviously chaff.
4. ARCHAIC 9. ENNUI (NOUN): (थकान) boredom

(ADJECTIVE): (प्रािीन) old and no Synonyms: tedium, languor
longer useful Antonyms: excitement, liveliness
Synonyms: primitive, old-fashioned Example Sentence:
Antonyms: modern, up-to-date Eaten up by ennui at his workplace, he
Example Sentence: decided to go on a vacation.
In comparison to portable laptop
typewriters are archaic. 10. GRAPPLE (VERB): (भिड़ िाना)
confront
5. CONCORD (NOUN): (समझौता) a Synonyms: cope, deal with
state of accord or agreement Antonyms: dodge, idle
Synonyms: unanimity, harmony Example Sentence:
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1. PIQUE (NOUN): (नाराजगी) anger 7. COERCION (NOUN): (दबाव)
Synonyms: displeasure, annoyance compulsion
Antonyms: delight, happiness Synonyms: intimidation, duress
Example Sentence: Antonyms: freedom, liberty
Publishers use book blurbs to pique the Example Sentence:
curiosity of readers. They surrendered due to the coercion
faced by them.
2. AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ाना) expand
Synonyms: enlarge, amplify 8. PLACARD (NOUN): (इवततहार) poster
Antonyms: diminish, decrease Synonyms: advertisement, banner
Example Sentence: Antonyms: concealment, secrecy
We need to augment the capacity of the Example Sentence:
employees. These tiles are often found openly
displayed on a pallet with a placard
3. UNRULY (ADJECTIVE): (उपद्रवी) indicating a drastic price drop.
disobedient
Synonyms: lawless, fractious 9. WINSOME (ADJECTIVE): (मनोहर)
Antonyms: obedient, patient charming
Although they were a little unruly, the Antonyms: repulsive, unattractive
rowdy teenagers insisted they didn’t want Example Sentence:
any trouble. She gave him her most winsome smile.
4. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE): (वशीभूत) 10. DASTARDLY (VERB): (कायर)

quiet/controlled rotten
Synonyms: hushed, muted Synonyms: cowardly, vile
Antonyms: boisterous, communicative Antonyms: respectable, worthy
Anil was subdued by his boss. The trial exposed the dastardly methods
utilized by the mob to acquire huge sums of
5. UPRISING (NOUN): (ववद्रोह) mutiny money.
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past.
6. AMBIGUOUS
(ADJECTIVE): (अस्पष्ट) unclear
Example Sentence:
They spoke many ambiguous statements.
1. BIFURCATE (VERB): (दो भागों में Synonyms: aggressive, audacious
Antonyms: afraid, cowardly
बँटना) bisect Example Sentence:
Synonyms: diverge, divide He took a venturesome approach to the
Antonyms: agree, combine standard operas.
Example Sentence:
Looking like it was hit by lightning, the 7. PIQUANT (ADJECTIVE):
bifurcate tree split with each branch (िटपटा) tangy
pointing at an angle.
2. PLENARY (ADJECTIVE): (परिपूर्ण) Example Sentence:
entire We need to eat piquant dishes in order to
Synonyms: absolute, complete get the real taste of Royal Rajasthan.
Antonyms: limited, incomplete
Example Sentence: 8. RUSTICATE (VERB): (ननष्काससत
It was a plenary session of the European
Parliament. किना) expel
Synonyms: dispel, ostracize
3. QUEER (ADJECTIVE): (विचित्र) Antonyms: incorporate, inculcate
Example Sentence:
abnormal
The principal will rusticate all the students
Synonyms: erratic, weird
who don’t deserve to be taught in a
Antonyms: sensible, sound
healthy environment
Example Sentence:
uncultured in their lifestyle. 9. SNAFFLE (VERB): (िुिाना) rob
Synonyms: steal, purloin
4. STIMULATE (VERB): (उत्ते जित Antonyms: save, protect
Example Sentence:
किना) provoke Thieves stole her bicycle.
Antonyms: neglect, dishearten 10. VAINGLORIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (घमं डी)
The teacher has to stimulate the students
Synonyms: boastful, egotistic
in order to create a hunger in them.
Antonyms: modest, humble
Example Sentence:
5. BARB (NOUN): (काँटा) point I remembered his vainglorious boast of
Synonyms: prickle, prong personal infallibility.
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6. VENTURESOME
(ADJECTIVE): (साहसी) courageous
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1. MOTLEY (NOUN): (मिमित) mixed They were comparatively civil to their
son.
Synonyms: disparate, assorted
Antonyms: unflecked, homogenous
7. INTROSPECTIVE
Example Sentence:
A motley crew of discontents and zealots. (ADJECTIVE): (अंतदर्श नात्िक)
thoughtful
2. SOMERSAULT (VERB): (कूदना) Synonyms: reflective, insightful
Antonyms: unthoughtful, stupid
bounce Example Sentence:
Synonyms: jump, plummet They have to select the most introspective
Antonyms: decline, decrease methods to complete the task.
Example Sentence:
He pushed on his knee to encourage him
8. ACCLAMATION
to perform a sideways somersault.
(ADJECTIVE): (अमिनंदन) ovation
3. ENCROACH (VERB): (अमतक्रिण Synonyms: praise, applause
Antonyms: criticism, silence
करना) horn in Example Sentence:
Synonyms: impinge, infringe The standing ovation was the biggest
Antonyms: keep off, stay away acclamation of the night.
Example Sentence:
The weeds are started to encroach on my 9. SHAMBLES (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था) a
vegetable garden. mess
Synonyms: disarray, chaos
4. OPPRESSION (NOUN): (उत्पीड़न) Antonyms: harmony, order
misery Example Sentence:
Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment Snow caused shambles in the region.
Antonyms: kindness, affection
Example Sentence: 10. EMBRACING (VERB): (स्वीकारना)
Pakistan is nation that is known for its embody
oppression. Synonyms: accept, adopt
Antonyms: exclude, reject
5. CONSTRICT (VERB): Example Sentence:
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Antonyms: loosen, liberate
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1. EMANCIPATE (VERB): (मुक्त 6. SWATHE (VERB): (पट्टी बांधना)
करना) set free wrap
Synonyms: drape, cover
Synonyms: liberate, loosen
Antonyms: uncover, reveal
Antonyms: detain, hold
Example Sentence:
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Swathe the foot so that the ankle is
It is estimated that he emancipated
supported.
8,000 slaves.
7. REDEEM (VERB): (छुडा ले ना)

2. FOREGROUND (NOUN): (रंगमंच
regain
का अग्र-भाग) limelight Synonyms: regain, repay
Synonyms: forefront, leading edge Antonyms: lose, hold
Antonyms: background, backdrop Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Statutes enabled state peasants to
The intricate garden depicted in the redeem their land.
foreground.
8. POP IN (VERB): (प्रवे श करना) enter
3. INCESSANT
Synonyms: imbed, inject
(ADJECTIVE): (ननरंतर) ceaseless Antonyms: remove, take out
Synonyms: never-ending, continuous Example Sentence:
Antonyms: intermittent, interrupted It would not have been necessary to
Example Sentence: pop in the initial zero.
He played the incessant beat of the
music. 9. MISGIVING (NOUN): (संदे ह)
doubt
4. EVANESCE (VERB): (गायब हो Synonyms: distrust, cynicism
जाना) disappear Antonyms: certainty, confidence
Synonyms: dissolve, fade Example Sentence:
Antonyms: appear, arrive His actions raised a lot of misgiving
Example Sentence: hence, we called the police.
The cold weather conditions have
evanesced nowadays. 10. JOSTLE (VERB): (झटका) bump
Synonyms: scramble, shove
5. SPURIOUS Antonyms: leave alone, repress
(ADJECTIVE): (नक़ली) fake Example Sentence:
He was jostled by passengers rushing for the
Synonyms: counterfeit, artificial
gates.
Antonyms: authentic, genuine
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1. SIEGE (VERB): (परे शान करना) Synonyms: impudence, brazenness
annoy
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: beset, plague
Anuj’s gall is the reason of his failure
and he needs to improve it.
Example Sentence:
Nothing can siege me like irritating
7. ATROCITY (NOUN): ( नृशंसता )
drivers who text while behind the
wheel. barbarity
Synonyms: horror, heinousness
2. CONGENIAL Antonyms: kindness, pleasantness
(ADJECTIVE): ( मिलनसार ) sociable Example Sentence:
To death penalty opponents, capital
Synonyms: friendly, good-natured
punishment is a huge atrocity.
Antonyms: unsociable, unfriendly
Example Sentence:
We must try to be congenial in our 8. ALTAR (NOUN): (वेदी) church
lives so that we can earn a good image table
in the society. Synonyms: shrine, chantry
3. ALLOCATION (NOUN): (आवंटन) Antonyms: playroom, club
Example Sentence:
allotment
Today, the priest placed our offerings
on the altar and everything vanished.
Antonyms: retention, acquisition
Example Sentence:
They will take care of the allocation 9. INVASION (NOUN): (आक्रमण)
for the resources, don’t worry. aggression
4. FRAGMENTED (VERB): (तोड़ना) Synonyms: assault, incursion
Antonyms: retreat, surrender
break into pieces
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: shatter, disintegrate
The people live under a constant threat
Antonyms: combine, unite
of invasion.
Example Sentence:
Lough Erne fragmented into a series of
lakes. 10. RELENTLESS
5. OBLIVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (ननदद यी) cruel
(ADJECTIVE): (भूलने वाला) Synonyms: merciless, ruthless
Antonyms: kind, lenient
unconcerned
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ignorant, inattentive
He led a strong fight against the
Antonyms: concerned, attentive
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1. CONFIDANTE (NOUN): (हमराज़) The international community should do
more to protect the plight of these people.
friend
Synonyms: acquaintance, companion
7. ENTRENCHED
Antonyms: foe, enemy
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (जमा हुआ ) rooted
She had been his confidante and mentor Synonyms: fixed, firm
whose guidance had helped me. Antonyms: changeable, indefinite
Example Sentence:
2. GROUSE (NOUN): (शिकवा) complaint They told about an entrenched resistance
to change.
Synonyms: grievance, grouch
Antonyms: compliment, flattery
8. EXORBITANT
Example Sentence:
Do you have any grouse? (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधधक) extravagant
Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
3. IMPORTUNE (VERB): (ज़ोर दे ना) Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
Example Sentence:
insist
The President is right in pointing how the
exorbitant cost of child care can be
Antonym: dissuade, prevent
devastating for families.
Example Sentence:
The players were importuned by the coach
to run another mile. 9. CONUNDRUM (NOUN): (समस्या)
enigma
4. IMPUDENT Synonyms: mystery, problem
(ADJECTIVE): (गुस्ताख) shameless Antonyms: good situation, solution
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: brazen, audacious
Perhaps the answer to the fuel conundrum
is mandatory carpooling.
Example Sentence:
The impudent student had the nerve to
counter the principal’s order. 10. RENIG (VERB): (रद्ध करना) cancel
Synonyms: abolish, nullify
5. INCOMMODIOUS Antonyms: approve, assist
(ADJECTIVE): (असुववधाजनक) Example Sentence:
He was forced to renig his visit.
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6. PLIGHT (NOUN): (दवु वधा) dilemma
Example Sentence:
1. OUTMANEUVER (VERB): (मात कर दे ना) outwit
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: outdo, outsmart
Carrying around the secret for decades is
Antonyms: be inferior, fall behind
something that could be albatross on him.
Example Sentence: 7. SHORTFALL (NOUN): (कमी) lack
She was capable of or how hard it might be to
Synonyms: inadequacy, flaw
outmaneuver him to leave hell.
Antonyms: abundance, plenty
2. BOOMERANG (VERB): (विपरीत आ पड़ना)
Example Sentence:
backfire
His shortfalls are destroying his career.
Synonyms: kick back, come back 8. TRANSGRESSION (NOUN): (आज्ञालंघन)
breach
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: violation, crime
Our plan to take over the business could
Antonyms: obedience, submission
boomerang on us if we're not careful.
Example Sentence:
3. CONCURRENCE (NOUN): (सहमवत) occurring
Driving 100 mph in a 55 mph zone is an example
together
of a transgression.
Synonyms: unanimity, synchronicity 9. APPEASEMENT (NOUN): (तुष्टीकरण)
Antonyms: disagreement, discord
satisfaction
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: conciliation, easing
They have infuriated the senior leaders with the
Antonyms: disagreement, aggravation
concurrence of their stupid remarks.
Example Sentence:
4. INDULGENT (ADJECTIVE): (दयालु) kind
Despite the appeasement of the judge, the jury got
Synonyms: compassionate, tolerant
angry.
Antonyms: inconsiderate, intolerant 10. MALICE (NOUN): (कपट) animosity
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: animus, bitterness
There are many indulgent people in the world.
Antonyms: friendliness, liking
5. PROFOUND (ADJECTIVE): (गहन) (deeply)
Example Sentence:
thoughtful
The critic’s malice was evident in the harsh
Synonyms: abstruse, philosophical
review.
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6. ALBATROSS (NOUN): (बोझ) burden
Synonyms: millstone, disgrace

Antonyms: benefit, blessing
1. CHAUVINIST 6. JUNTA (NOUN): (समितत) council
(NOUN): (अंधराष्ट्रीवादी) bigot Synonym: faction, cabal
Synonyms: jingoist, superpatriot Antonym: single, individual
Antonyms: expatriate, traitor Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: After the dictator died the country was
They called the move a chauvinist foreign taken over by a junta of former officials.
interference.
7. SCUTTLE (VERB): (जल्दी से दौड़ना)
2. PERTURBED (ADJECTIVE): (क्षुब्ध) scamper
troubled Synonyms: dash, hasten
Synonyms: restless, flustered Antonyms: walk, saunter
Example Sentence: The hamster starts to scuttle around his
Even during this perturbed time he cage when he hears the children
prosecuted his studies and teaching. approaching.
3. SUBVERSION (NOUN): (ववनाश) 8. JEER (VERB): (िज़ाक उड़ाना) ridicule

undermining Synonyms: taunt, hoot
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption Antonyms: compliment, laud
Antonyms: integration, consolidation Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The winning team jeered the opponents as
They view individual liberty as a threat, their captain flaunted the trophy.
new political ideas as subversion, and
political opposition as treason. 9. JETTISON (VERB): (तनकाल फ़ेकना)
throw overboard
4. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा) show Synonyms: dump, discard
contempt for something Antonyms: hold, keep
Synonyms: defy, spur Example sentence:
Antonyms: commend, compliment I will keep the good experiences and
Example Sentence: jettison the bad ones, before I leave this
It was a big story—indicating that Israel city.
was continuing to flout international law
to prevent Hezbollah from getting 10. MANTLE (NOUN): (आवरण) cloak
weapons.
Synonyms: mask, disguise
5. SHODDY (ADJECTIVE): (तुच्छ) in Example Sentence:
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1. LEITMOTIF (NOUN): (पदार्थ/ विषय- Antonyms: part, whole
Example Sentence:
िस्तु ) subject matter While quantum energy could not be
Synonyms: stuff, material measured fully, the scientist continued to
Antonyms: exterior, exteriority work on the experiment.
Example Sentence:
There are two leitmotifs behind the air 7. PRECINCT (NOUN): (प्रसीमा)
strike by IAF in Pakistan.
Department
2. IDYLL (NOUN): (आराम) lull Antonyms: whole, full
Synonyms: respite, hiatus Example Sentence:
Antonyms: start, beginning I am working in this precinct.
Example Sentence:
Portugal obtained a respite from civil 8. PROCLIVITY (NOUN): (इच्छा/प्रिवृ ि)
strife.
Inclination
3. PANDEMIC (ADJECTIVE): (आम/ Antonyms: dislike, hate
दे शव्यापी) universal Example Sentence:
Synonyms: common, general Your proclivity towards him is getting on
Antonyms: abnormal, unusual my nerves.
Example Sentence:
it showed no power of pandemic 9. APPENDAGE (NOUN): (जोड़ी हुई
diffusion. िस्तु ) accessory
Synonyms: adjunct, addendum
4. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): (सं रक्षी) Antonyms: reduction, subtraction
Protecting Example Sentence:
Synonyms: guardian, The hair is a superficial appendage of
advisory simple structure, which may be borne by
Antonyms: careless, inattentive any of the other members.
Example Sentence:
He is using tutelary fabian policy in his 10. QUIETUDE (NOUN): (शांतत/सं तोष)
company.
Calm
Synonyms: doldrums, hush
5. DEEMING (VERB): (मान लेना) Antonyms: disturbance, agitation
Synonyms: regard, consider Example Sentence:
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6. QUANTUM (NOUN): (मात्रा) Quantity

1. FESTER (VERB): (मवाद भर जाना): I see the majestic atticism in her
personality.
smolder
Synonyms: rot, aggravate
Antonyms: heal, improve 7. AUSTERITY (NOUN): (आत्मसं यम):
Example Sentence: formality
I developed a tropical sore that festered Synonyms: acerbity, asperity
badly. Antonyms: informality, mildness
Example Sentence:
2. ACOLYTE (VERB): (अनुचर): helper The austerity of the politician was well
renowned.
Synonyms: attendant, assistant
Antonyms: owner, leader
Example Sentence: 8. ARTIFICE (NOUN): (चालाकी): clever
She runs the department through a small act
group of acolytes. Synonyms: maneuver, gimmick
3. RIPOSTE (NOUN): (प्रत्युत्तर): Example Sentence:
comeback
Synonyms: reply, say in response
Antonyms: request, question 9. PALLOR (NOUN): (वववर्णता): paleness
Example Sentence: Synonyms: colourlessness, etiolation
And the riposte was-you've got a strange Antonyms: colourfulnes, brightness
sense of honour. Example Sentence:
He saw the deathlike pallor of his face.
4. PRIGGISH (ADJECTIVE): (परोपदे श क)
: smug 10. VERBIAGE (NOUN): (शब्दाडंबर):
Synonyms: pompous, stuffy repetition
Antonyms: dissatisfied, discontented Synonyms: circumlocution, loquacity
Example Sentence: Antonyms: conciseness, brevity
I had to meet a priggish person in the Example Sentence:
train. The basic idea here, despite all the
verbiage, is simple.
5. CABOODLE (NOUN): (ताम-झाम):
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1. SANCTITY (NOUN): (पवित्रता): Antonyms: flattery, praise
Example Sentence:
holiness
If the banter between the award presenters
Synonyms: divinity, purity
is not exciting, no one will watch the
Antonyms: meanness, cheapness
show.
Example Sentence:
The site of the tomb was a place of
sanctity for the ancient Egyptians. 7. DEFERMENT (NOUN): (स्थगन):
postponement
2. DEESCALATE (VERB): (ख़राब Synonyms: suspension,
adjournment
करना): erode Antonyms: continuation, persistence
Synonyms: diminish, impair Example Sentence:
Antonyms: develop, intensify The news predict the deferment of the
Example Sentence: elections.
Smoking can deescalate your health.
8. YORE (NOUN): (बीता हुआ समय):
3. PODGY (ADJECTIVE): (मोटा): time gone by
slightly fat Synonyms: history, antiquity
Synonyms: chunky, flabby Antonyms: future, present
Antonyms: lean, skinny Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: In the days of yore, the Internet did not
When I stopped jogging, I became podgy. exist.
4. POMPOUS 9. VOCIFEROUS
(ADJECTIVE): (आडम्बरपूर्ण) : arrogant, (ADJECTIVE): (कोलाहलकारी): loud
egotistic Synonyms: boisterous,
Synonyms: boastful, selfish clamorous
Antonyms: humble, kind Antonyms: low, quiet
Because the movie star was pompous, she He was a vociferous opponent of the
spent most of her time looking into the takeover.
mirror.
10. FRAUGHT (ADJECTIVE): (भरपूर ):
5. POTPOURRI (NOUN): (ममश्रर्): full of
miscellany Synonyms: filled, replete
Synonyms: assortment, blend Antonyms: empty, void
Antonyms: separation, singularity Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Marketing any new product is fraught with
New York City is a potpourri of various danger.
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1. OBFUSCATE (VERB): (उलझाना): Synonyms: hex, hoodoo
confuse
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: baffle, bewilder
He regarded her as a jinx because she had
Antonyms: clarify, explicate
lost her husband.
Example Sentence:
The new rule is more likely to obfuscate
people than enlighten them. 7. INERTIA (NOUN): (जड़ता): laziness
Synonyms: passivity, sluggishness
2. BRINK (NOUN): (कगार): fringe Antonyms: action, activity
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: periphery, threshold
Antonyms: center, middle
Example Sentence:
This woman could bring me to the brink
of insanity. 8. IMMACULATE (ADJECTIVE): (शुद्ध)
: unspoiled
3. INTERMITTENT (ADJECTIVE): (सवि Synonyms: exquisite, neat
Antonyms: dull, defiled
राम): irregular Example Sentence:
Synonyms: fitful, infrequent The soldier was reprimanded for ruining
Antonyms: regular, frequent his immaculate uniform.
Example Sentence:
The holiday lights are intermittent and 9. TRIUMPHAL (ADJECTIVE): (विजयो
ल्लास से पररपूर् ण) : victorious
4. HERALD (NOUN): (अग्रदत ू ): Synonyms: triumphant, conquering
messenger
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: adviser, bearer
He made his triumphal entry into the
capital.
Example Sentence:
A herald sent forward to announce the
coming of a king. 10. INKLING (NOUN): (आभास): idea
5. INSULAR (ADJECTIVE): (सं कुचित Antonyms: knowledge, information
Example Sentence:
वििारिाला): narrow-minded The records give us an inkling of how
Synonyms: circumscribed, people saw the world.
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6. JINX (NOUN): (अशुभ): curse

1. FOMENT (VERB): (उकसाना): instigate All banks obligate people to repay their
loans or take the chance of their credit
Synonyms: abet, incite
being ruined.
Antonyms: calm, lull
Example Sentence:
Despite popular beliefs, the police are 7. OVERSIGHT (NOUN): (भूल ): lapse
here to keep people calm, not to foment Synonyms: mistake, fault
violence. Antonyms: accuracy, correction
Example Sentence:
2. SPEW (VERB): (वमन करना): spit out Harry apologized for not inviting me to
his wedding, insisting that it was an
Synonyms: expel, throw up
unintentional oversight.
Antonyms: contain, restrain
Example Sentence:
Rina is going to spew right here in the car. 8. PEER (NOUN): (समकक्ष
व्यक्ति): person who is another's equal
3. DEMURRER (NOUN): (आपत्ति): Synonyms: compeer, coequal
argument for ideas. Antonyms: follower, disciple
Synonyms: discussion, explanation Example Sentence:
Antonyms: denial, sympathy We have a peer that bullies our classmates
Example Sentence: for their lunch money on a daily basis.
The headmaster was about to enter a
demurrer when the bell rang. 9. ONUS (NOUN): (दाययत्व): burden
Synonyms: liability, encumbrance
4. HARNESS (VERB): (उपयोग करना): Antonyms: advantage, blessing
curb Example Sentence:
Synonyms: exploit, utilize As your mother, it is my onus to prepare
Antonyms: liberate, release you for a successful future.
Example Sentence:
He harnessed solar power to generate 10. TERMINUS (NOUN): (अन्ि): end
energy.
Synonyms: closing, conclusion
Antonyms: beginning, commencement
5. RUCHED (VERB): (मोड़ना): fold Example Sentence:
Synonyms: bend, curl The river terminus is positioned close to
Antonyms: flatten, unbend the park, causing flooding from time to
Example Sentence: time
Priya ruched his collar and threatened
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करना): constrain
Synonyms: bind, restrict
Example Sentence:
1.CADGE (VERB): (भीख माांगना): beg She knows the ropes how to bait him.
Synonyms: scrounge, sponge
Antonyms: donate, give 7. COMMISERATE (VERB): (समिेदना
Example Sentence: प्रकट करना): sympathize
She asked me to cadge help in the hour of
Synonyms: compassionate, feel for
need.
Antonyms: be indifferent, be stoic
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2. OVERTHROW (VERB): (तख्ता पलट As a mother, I commiserate strongly with
दे ना): abolish the woman whose child was kidnapped.
Synonyms: conquer, depose
8. PIQUANT
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (स्िादयुक्त): flavourful
Other regiments which assisted in the Synonyms: poignant, savory
overthrow of the French column were the Antonyms: flavourless, tasteless
23rd, 40th and 58th. Example Sentence:
Because there is a piquant smell coming
3. DISSOLUTION (NOUN): (विघटन): from the kitchen, I can’t wait for dinner to
be ready.
separation
Synonyms: disintegration, partition
Antonyms: unification, combination 9. AKIN (ADJECTIVE): (समान गुण
Example Sentence: िाला): analogous
The dissolution of the empire was
Synonyms: comparable, similar
remarkably swift.
Antonyms: unlike, dissimilar
Example Sentence:
4. PARRY (VERB): (बचाि): avoid As a loving parent, Anne believes her
Synonyms: deflect, evade children’s artwork is akin to museum
Antonyms: encounter, encounter masterpieces.
Example Sentence:
She parried the danger somehow. 10. ADO (NOUN): (हलचल): fuss
Synonyms: confusion, stir
5. OBLIVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (बेपरिाह): Antonyms: calm, peace
unaware Example Sentence:
Synonyms: inattentive, unconcerned These guests are making ado at my place.
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6. BAIT (VERB): (प्रलोभन): entice

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1. CAVALIER (ADJECTIVE): (अभिमानपू र्)ण : 7. OSTRACIZE (VERB): (बहहष्कार करना):
Arrogant banish
Synonyms: haughty, offhand Synonyms: expel, exclude
Antonyms: humble, shy Antonyms: accept, embrace
The attack on professionalism so often found Nalini was declared a witch and ostracized by
in the literature is cavalier and misguided. the villagers.
2. AGHAST (ADJECTIVE): 8. DOMINEERING (ADJECTIVE): (ननरं कु श):

(िौचक्का): Appalled Bossy
Synonyms: awestruck, agog Synonyms: tyrannical, despotic
Antonyms: unsurprised, composed Antonyms: yielding, submissive
She was aghast at his question. She let her career overtake the relationship,
and she's become too controlling and
3. ERSTWHILE (ADJECTIVE): (ित ू पूर्ण): domineering.
Former
Synonyms: bygone, previous 9. QUIXOTIC (ADJECTIVE): (वर्लक्षर्):
Antonyms: recent, new idealistic
Example Sentence: Synonyms: impractical, dreamy
There's now a store where erstwhile lay green Antonyms: realistic, sensible
and pleasant pastures. Example Sentence:
It was clearly a quixotic case against the
4. POMPOUS (ADJECTIVE): (आडम्बरपूर्ण): defendant.
arrogant, egotistic
Synonyms: boastful, selfish 10. LEGATEE (NOUN): (र्सीयतदार): Owner
Antonyms: humble, kind Synonyms: partner, keeper
Example Sentence: Antonyms: leaser, renter
Because the movie star was pompous, she Example Sentence:
spent most of her time looking into the Varun sees himself as a legatee of his father,
mirror. Sanjay Gandhi, not his great-grandfather
Nehru.
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6. MULISHNESS (NOUN): (हठ):

Doggedness
Synonyms: obstinacy, bullheadedness
Example Sentence:
1. RESURGENCE (NOUN): (पुनरुत्थान): At the funeral, the widow looked bleak and
lost.
revival
Synonyms: recovery, rebound
Antonyms: ruin, destroy 8. BEHEST (NOUN): (आज्ञा): order
Example Sentence: Synonyms: command, demand
Promising signals herald the resurgence of a Antonyms: suggestion, innuendo
positive approach to the game. Example Sentence:
At the director’s behest, I am being called
2. ODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (घिनौना): extremely back for a second audition.
unpleasant
Synonyms: disgusting, horrid 7. CONGEAL (VERB): (जमाना): to solidify
Antonyms: attractive, delightful Synonyms: coagulate, curdle
Example Sentence: Antonyms: melt, soften
The police had resolved a mystery behind an Example Sentence:
odious crime. She wanted to wash the frying pan before the
bacon fat had a chance to congeal.
3. CONFISCATE (VERB): (ज़ब्त करना): seize
Synonyms: appropriate, impound 8. CONGENITAL (ADJECTIVE): (जन्मजात):
Antonyms: free, release inborn
Example Sentence: Synonyms: innate, inherent
They confiscated mobile phones propaganda Antonyms: foreign, external
material. Example Sentence:
When he was 17, he died of congenital heart
4. YORE (NOUN): (बीता हुआ समय): time gone disease.
by
Synonyms: history, antiquity 9. CONCURRENT (ADJECTIVE): (समवती):
Antonyms: future, present simultaneous
Example Sentence: Synonyms: coexisting, concomitant
In the days of yore, the Internet did not exist. Antonyms: non-concurrent, divergent
Example Sentence:
5. VAGUE (ADJECTIVE): (अस्पष्ट): not Are these decisions concurrent with university
policy?
definite or clear
Synonyms: ambiguous, dubious
Antonyms: apparent, certain 10. INVINCIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (अजेय ):
Example Sentence: indestructible
He rolled his eyes at the vague response. Synonyms: impregnable, invulnerable
Antonyms: beatable, breakable
6. DERISIVE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यंग्यात्मक): Example Sentence:
The team proved it was not invincible when it
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7. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): (घनराशाजनक):

depressing
Synonyms: dismal, cheerless
Antonyms: cheerful, joyful
Example Sentence:
1. FLEDGLING (VERB): novice The psychopath gets a perverse sense of
(अनुभवहीन) enjoyment from torturing animals.
Synonyms: beginner in an activity, learner
Antonyms: expert, professional 7. GUTTED (VERB): empty (खाली करना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: clean out, strip
The fledgling writer could use the benefit Antonyms: fill,
of a good editor. Example Sentence:
The fire gutted most of the factory.
2. VESTIGE (NOUN): sign (अवशेष )
8. FAR-FLUNG
Synonyms: remnant, residue
Antonyms: whole, core (ADJECTIVE): widespread (ववस्तत ृ )
Example Sentence: Synonyms: remote, distant
The new nation state law in Israel is the Antonyms: nearby, close
vestige of colonialism. Example Sentence:
3. OBFUSCATION (NOUN): bafflement the world.
(सम्भ्रम)
9. CONSEQUENTIAL
Synonyms: bewilderment, confusion
Antonyms: clarity, order (ADJECTIVE): significant (महत्त्वपूर्)ण
Example Sentence: Synonyms: momentous, substantial
Avni looked about her in obfuscation. Antonyms: unimportant, unsubstantial
Example Sentence:
4. CULMINATION (NOUN): apex The new congress lacked consequential
(शशखर) leaders.
Synonyms: climax, pinnacle
Antonyms: anticlimax, nadir 10. CLARIFIED (VERB): explain (स्पष्ट
The city council meeting will culminate in
Synonyms: interpret, formulate
a vote on the month’s proposals..
Antonyms: confuse, mix up
Example Sentence:
5. EMBARK (VERB): commence (आरं भ The report clarified the government's
करना) position.
Antonyms: cease, end
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6. PERVERSE (ADJECTIVE): wicked

(पथरष्ट)
Synonyms: abnormal, contumacious
Antonyms: compliant, agreeable
Example Sentence:
1. DOYEN (NOUN): (दल के उच्च 7. CANARD (NOUN): (झूठी अफवाह):
सदस्य): legislator fabrication
Example Sentence:
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Anu is a doyen of this organisation.

8. CANDOR (NOUN): (ननष्कपटता):
complete honesty
deceitful
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candor.
9. CESSATION (NOUN): (समाप्तत,
करना): disclose
ववराम): abeyance
Example Sentence:
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(कमज़ोरी): default
Synonyms: disaster, failure 10. BRIGAND (NOUN): (डाकू): hoodlum
Example Sentence:
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6. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): (पथ

ृ क् ):
contrasting

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1. FECKLESS (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: polite, respectful
(उद्दे श्यहीन): without purpose Example Sentence:
Synonyms: aimless, carefree
Antonyms: purposeful, efficient
Example Sentence: 7. ODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (घिनौना):
It was a feckless attempt to make the extremely unpleasant
company a success. Synonyms: disgusting, horrid
Antonyms: attractive, delightful
Example Sentence:
2. MERCURIAL (ADJECTIVE): The detective said it was the
(अस्थिर): flighty, temperamental most odious crime she had ever seen.
Synonyms: changeable, impulsive
8. FORTUITOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (आकस्थमक): lucky, accidental
His mercurial temperament made him Synonyms: random, chance
difficult to work with his teammates. Antonyms: intentional, planned
Example Sentence:
3. SPECIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (भटकाने The check could not have arrived at a
more fortuitous time.
वाला): misleading
Synonyms: deceptive, false 9. RAPACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अघि
Antonyms: genuine, valid
Example Sentence: लोलुप): aggressively greedy or ravenous
His readings are seeming to be specious. Synonyms: ferocious, marauding
Antonyms: satisfied, contended
4. QUIXOTIC (ADJECTIVE): (ववलक्षण): Example Sentence:
He is a rapacious lawyer.
idealistic
Antonyms: realistic, sensible 10. HALCYON (ADJECTIVE): (धीर):
Example Sentence: calm, peaceful
It was clearly a quixotic case against the Synonyms: quiet, still
defendant. Antonyms: agitated
Example Sentence:
5. DISINGENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): It is such a halcyon place.
(कपटी): not straightforward or candid
Synonyms: unfair, cunning
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It was disingenuous of her to claim she
6. DERISIVE (ADJECTIVE):
(व्यं ग्यात्मक): ridiculing
1. RECUPERATE (VERB): (सुधार होना): Example Sentence:
The confluence of warm and cold
bounce back
temperatures is going to create a powerful
Synonyms: recover, heal
storm.
Antonyms: deteriorate, decline
Example Sentence:
Although I won the case, I doubt I will ever 7. INCULCATE (VERB): (अंतिननवेशन
recuperate my money from the scam artist. करना): impart
Synonyms: instill, implant
2. WEARINESS (NOUN): (थकावट): Antonyms: neglect, ignore
boredom Example Sentence:
Synonyms: fatigue, languor My father spent most of his life trying to
Antonyms: liveliness, vigour inculcate me with his values!
Example Sentence:
The woman’s weariness showed over her 8. CONGENITAL (ADJECTIVE):
tired face. (जन्मजाि): inborn
Synonyms: innate, inherent
3. CONDESCEND (VERB): (झुकना): Antonyms: foreign, external
humble oneself Example Sentence:
Synonyms: accommodate, accord When he was 17, he died of congenital heart
Antonyms: disallow, disapprove disease.
Example Sentence:
The president of the company condescended 9. ASSIMILATE (VERB): (आत्मसाि ्
to have dinner with the cleaning staff.
करना): absorb mentally
4. CONDOLENCE (NOUN): (शोक/ Synonyms: grasp, ingest
Antonyms: misunderstand, overlook
सहानुभूति): sympathy Example Sentence:
Synonyms: compassion, consolation She had to assimilate a great deal of
Antonyms: brutality, harshness information on the first day of her new job.
Example Sentence:
She sent him a letter of condolence. 10. CONGRUENT (ADJECTIVE):
(अनुकूल): compatible
5. CONFISCATE (VERB): (ज़ब्ि करना): Synonyms: agreeing, according
seize Antonyms: disagreeable, unharmonious
Synonyms: appropriate, impound Example Sentence:
Antonyms: free, release Eating five chocolate bars daily is not
Example Sentence: congruent with your plan of losing weight.
They confiscated weapons, ammunition and
propaganda material.
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1. WINDSWEPT (ADJECTIVE): cold 7. LOUT (NOUN): boor (गं वार)
(तेज़ हवा वाला) Synonyms: brute, slob
Synonyms: freezing, biting Antonyms: gentle, mild
Antonyms: warm, hot Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Satish is a lout.
This will give your room a wispy,
windswept feel, especially if the windows 8. STEREOTYPED (ADJECTIVE): banal
are open and there is a light breeze. (घिसा-पिटा)
Synonyms: dull, hackneyed
2. SNEAK (NOUN): louse (कायर) Antonyms: fresh, new
Synonyms: coward, cheat Example Sentence:
Antonyms: honest person, genuine person It was a stereotyped movie.
Example Sentence:
he called the principal witness a liar and a 9. VEHEMENCE (NOUN): passion
sneak. (उत्साह)
Synonyms: fervor, frenzy
3. UTOPIA (NOUN): bliss (आदर्शलोक) Antonyms: peace, peacefulness
Synonyms: paradise, ideal place Example Sentence:
Antonyms: hell, place of the condemned The vehemence of his temper was
Example Sentence: controlled by an affectionate disposition.
I live in a utopia.
10. ESPOUSE (VERB): defend (अिनाना)
4. SLING (VERB): throw (वेग से फें कना) Synonyms: advocate, uphold
Synonyms: hoist, hurl Antonyms: attack, refuse
Antonyms: receive, keep Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She espoused the causes of justice and
When I tried to do it with the sling on, I freedom for all.
lost my balance.
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Antonyms: pleased, happy
Example Sentence:
Judges receive letters from disgruntled
members of the public.
6. POUND (VERB): batter (िूर िूर

करना)
Synonyms: belabor, drub
Antonyms: be still, be calm
Example Sentence:
Patrick pounded the couch with his fists.
1. KNACK (NOUN): talent (कौशल)
Synonyms: attitude, dexterity 8. ASPHYXIATE (VERB): cut off air (दम
Antonyms: inability, ineptness घुटऩा)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: smother, stifle
He had a knack for communicating.
Antonyms: breathe, loosen
2. OFFLOAD (VERB): cheat (धोख़ा दे ऩा) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: deceive, mislead Ankur died because someone asphyxiated his
Antonyms: save, protect oxygen cylinder.
Example Sentence:
I didn't intend to offload people into thinking 9. COROLLARY
it was a pug. (NOUN): conclusion (स्व़ाभ़ाववक पररण़ाम)
Synonym: analogy, aftereffect
3. COALESCE (VERB): consolidate
Antonym: beginning, commencement
(संगठित होऩा) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: integrate, unite The huge increases in unemployment were the
Antonyms: divide, separate corollary of expenditure cuts.
Example Sentence:
Local high school principals have agreed to 10. RAMMED (VERB): bang into (टक्कर
coalesce around new approaches for college
preparation. म़ारऩा)
Synonyms: pack forcibly, smash
4. FAMINE (NOUN): hunger (भुखमरी) Antonyms: stop, halt
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: starvation, dearth
The stolen car rammed into the front of the
Antonyms: abundance, plenty
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jerking (मममस्पशी)
Synonyms: disturbing, mournful
Antonyms: cheerful, unmoving
Example Sentence:
The father of the murder victim bade a poignant
farewell to his son.
6. ENCOMIUM (NOUN): praise (गुणग़ान)

Synonyms: accolade, compliment
Example Sentence:
An IIT qualified was showered encomium on
his grand success.
7. OUTDO (VERB): excel (आगे ननकल

ज़ाऩा)
Synonyms: outclass, outshine
Antonyms: fail, lose
Example Sentence:
The men tried to outdo each other in their
generosity.
1. TWEAK (VERB): (परिवर्तन किना): 7. INCERTITUDE (NOUN): (सं देह):

modify uncertainty
Synonyms: alter, change Synonyms: doubt, insecurity
Antonyms: retain, remain Antonyms: certainty, certitude
She may be prepared to tweak her views. Some schools broke down under the
stresses of policy incertitude.
2. SPAR (VERB): (झगड़ना): argue
Synonyms: quarrel, fight 8. TENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कमज़ोि):
Antonyms: agree, concede weak, thin
Example Sentence: Synonyms: delicate, insubstantial
They spar regularly over food and Antonyms: certain, strong
clothing. Example Sentence:
The light may be an exceedingly tenuous
3. CINCH (NOUN): (आसान- cometary tail to the earth.
काम): cakewalk
9. ANNEX (NOUN): (पूिक अंश ):
Synonyms: piece of cake, child’s play
Antonyms: difficult activity, exhausting addendum
task Synonyms: appendix, adjunct
Example Sentence: Antonyms: base, lessening
I've done it before—it's a cinch. Example Sentence:
The first ten amendments were annexed to
4. ORNERY (ADJECTIVE): (चिड़चिड़ा): the Constitution in 1791.
cranky
10. UNREFUTED (ADJECTIVE): (सही):
Synonyms: grouchy, grumpy
Antonyms: friendly, kind accurate
Example Sentence: Synonyms: authentic, definite
He was an ornery old businessman. Antonyms: incorrect, indefinite
Example Sentence:
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6. THRONG (NOUN): (भीड़): bunch

Synonyms: flock, mass
Example Sentence:
Namit pushed his way through the throng.
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1. INTERNECINE (ADJECTIVE): mutually 7. GRATUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): free

harmful (परस्पर-विध्िंसी) (ननिःशुल्क)
Synonyms: destructive, deadly Synonyms: charge-less,
Antonyms: harmless, fortunate costless
Example Sentence: Antonyms: costly, expensive
The region's history of savage internecine Example Sentence:
warfare. The homeless shelter provides
food gratuitous for needy individuals.
2. MUZZLE (NOUN): prevent a person from
expressing his opinions freely. (न बोलने दे ना) 8. HEARSAY (NOUN): blasphemy (अफ़िाह)
Synonyms: gag, restrain Synonyms: fallacy, apostasy
Antonyms: allow, encourage Antonyms: agreement, belief
The teacher says the accident was a According to hearsay, he broke his previous
total freak. record.
3. FRENETIC (ADJECTIVE): frantic 9. GRAVE (ADJECTIVE): sober (गंभीर)

(उन्मादपूर्ण) Synonyms: sage, subdued
Synonyms: frenzied, obsessive Antonyms: agitated, boisterous
Antonyms: calm, peaceful Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Harsh gave a grave look.
That was a frenetic pace of activity.
10. GUST (NOUN): blast (झोंका)
4. IMPETUS (NOUN): catalyst (प्रेरर्ा) Synonyms: breeze, burst
Synonyms: impulse, momentum Antonyms: calm, quiet
Antonyms: block, hindrance Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: We all felt a sudden gust of wind.
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5. BRAVE (VERB): sustain: (सहन करना)
Synonyms: confront, withstand
Antonyms: dodge, skip
Example Sentence:
These people braved the chemical attacks.
6. GULLIBLE (ADJECTIVE): foolish

(आसानी से धोखा खानेिाला)
Synonyms: unsophisticated, artless
Antonyms: wise, perceptive
Example Sentence:
It was an attempt to persuade a gullible
public.
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1.COMMEMORATE (VERB): recall or
show respect for : (पुण्यस्मरण करना) 6. CREVICE (NOUN): a crack: (दरार)
Synonyms: memorize, celebrate Synonyms: chink, fissure
Antonyms: ignore, neglect Antonyms: agreement, closure
All players will receive a championship The Hawksbill feeds on sponges in the
ring to commemorate the team’s amazing reef ecosystem and opens up crevices for
season. other marine life to live in.
2. UNRIVALLED (ADJECTIVE): never 7. PROSAIC (ADJECTIVE): lacking in

done or known before: (अभूतपूर्व) force: (मं द)
Synonyms: bizarre, unique Synonyms: blah, muted
Antonyms: common, familiar Antonyms: bright, shiny
Before the storm, there was an unrivalled The new product achieved prosaic sales.
demand for food supplies that left many
stores empty. 8. GAZE (NOUN): a steady intent look:
(टकटकी)
3. FLUX (NOUN): the action of flowing:
Synonyms: peep, glaring
(सं चार) Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
Synonyms: alteration, flow Example Sentence:
Antonyms: constancy, stagnation The policeman gave me a penetrating
Example Sentence: gaze.
I never know how much I'll pay for a
gallon of fuel because gas prices are 9. ENTICEMENT (NOUN): the desire to
always in flux. do something wrong: (प्रलोभन)
Synonyms: decoy, seduction
4. DISILLUSIONMENT
(NOUN): disappointment from
Example Sentence:
unexpected occurrence: (मोहभं ग) He was under no enticement to commit
Synonyms: adversity, chagrin suicide.
Example Sentence: 10. ENTANGLE (VERB): cause to
There has been a sense of disillusionment become twisted together : (उलझाना)
on both sides about the present state of
Synonyms: entrap, bewilder
play in the relationship.
Antonyms: enlighten, exclude
Example Sentence:
5. BLUNT (ADJECTIVE): truthful,
They might entangle Austria in a war with
straightforward: (स्पष्टर्ादी) Russia.
Prevention from having blunt
conversations is required.
1. REPROBATE Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): Shameless (नीच) We had no place to live in the wake of the
fire.
Synonyms: corrupt, wanton
Antonyms: honest, decent
Example Sentence: 7. AGILE (ADJECTIVE): Flexible (चुस्र्त)
Only a reprobate man would kill an old Synonyms: lithe, supple
woman. Antonym: rigid, stiff
Example Sentence:
2. CAPRICE (NOUN): Sudden change of Monkey is an agile animal.
behaviour (सनक)
8. SHOVE OFF (VERB): Leave
Synonyms: contrariety,
crotchet quickly (घनकास)
Antonyms: constancy, normality Synonyms: depart, exit
Example Sentence: Antonyms: arrive, come
I am fed up of your caprice now. Example Sentence:
As soon as the police arrives the goons
3. GIG (NOUN): Employment (छोटा काम) shove off from the bank.
Synonyms: job, engagement
9. SALACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Indecent
Antonyms: unemployment, economic-
decline (गं दा)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: vulgar, lewd
A gig of a basketball coach has been Antonyms: moral, decent
published on the website today. Example Sentence:
The salacious ruffians made filthy remarks
4.NAUSEOUS (ADJECTIVE): Disgusting on her.
(घिनौना)
Synonyms: abhorrent, brackish 10. PULL UP (VERB): Stop (व्यक्तर्त, िोड़े,
Antonyms: nice, soothing गाडी को) रोकना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: halt, pause
Spitting everywhere is a nauseous habit
Antonyms: continue, go
usually found in youth.
Example Sentence:
This old orthodox practice should be pulled
5. HEGEMONY (NOUN) Dominion:
up now.
(नायकत्व)
Synonyms: authority, leadership
Antonyms: subservience, powerlessness
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6. IN WAKE OF (ADJECTIVE) Being

next: (अनुवर्ती)
Synonyms: subsequent, succeeding
Antonyms: leading, preceding
1. PRIGGISH (ADJECTIVE): smug Example Sentence:
(दम्भी) I see the majestic Atticism in her
personality.
Antonyms: dissatisfied, discontented
7. AUSTERITY (NOUN): severity in
Example Sentence:
I had to meet a priggish person in the manner (आत्मसं यम)
train. Synonyms: acerbity, asperity
2. INURE (VERB): accustom someone to Example Sentence:
something esp. unpleasant (सहनशील The austerity of the politician was well
renowned.
बनाना)
Synonyms: acclimate, toughen 8. ARTIFICE (NOUN): clever
Antonyms: neglect, soften act (चालाकी)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: maneuver, gimmick
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3. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): attack (हमला)
9. VALOUR (NOUN): courage (वीरता)
Synonyms: firmness, fortitude
Example Sentence:
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The people suddenly made an onslaught
on him.
10. VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): attentive
4.REPINE (VERB): complain (शशकायत
(जागरूक)
करना) Synonyms: observant, cautious
Synonyms: grumble, lament Antonyms: heedless, impulsive
Antonyms: compliment, praise Example Sentence:
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6. ATTICISM (NOUN): grace (लाशलत्य)

Antonyms: crudeness, imbalance
1. UPBEAT (ADJECTIVE): buoyant Antonyms: compression,
(उत्साहित) abridgement
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: happy, cheery
He made an expansion in his business.
Example Sentence:
He is a very upbeat person. 7. REVIVE (VERB): energize (सक्रिय
करिा)
2. SPUR (NOUN): incitement (प्रे रणा) Synonyms: encourage, invigorate
Synonyms: catalyst, excitant Antonyms: dissuade, discourage
Antonyms: deterrent, hindrance Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Patriotic song revived all of us.
Redundancy is the spur for many to emb
ark on new careers. 8. EFFECTIVE
(ADJECTIVE): impressive (प्रभावी)
3. RELUCTANT
Synonyms: competent, useful
(ADJECTIVE): unwilling (अनिच्छुक) Antonyms: insufficient, ineffective
Synonyms: disinclined, unenthusiastic Example Sentence:
Antonyms: willing, enthusiastic Her effective speech had blown
Example Sentence: everybody away.
She is applying pesticides with great
caution. 9. DISRUPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): rowdy
(उपद्रवी)
4. REDUNDANT
Synonyms: troublesome, disturbing
(ADJECTIVE): unnecessary (अिावश्यक) Antonyms: well-behaved, disciplined
Synonyms: inessential, needless Example Sentence:
Antonyms: important, useful This disruptive activity made me restless
Example Sentence: all over the night.
Many people are reluctant to talk about
politics. 10. RESILIENCE (NOUN): flexibility
(लचीलापि)
5. BUTTRESS (VERB): bolster (सिारा Synonyms: pliability, elasticity
दे िा) Antonyms: stiffness, rigidity
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: reinforce, uphold
Her natural resilience helped her
overcome the crisis.
Example Sentence:
His tough line is buttressed by a democr
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(उन्िनत)
Synonyms: extension, increase
1.DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute Churches should not be used for profane
(बाांटना) orsecular purposes.
Synonyms: scatter, circulate
Antonyms: conceal, hide 7. NEGATE (VERB): contradict (विरोध
It took years to disseminate information
Synonyms: annihilate, belie
about this disease.
Antonyms: allow, approve
Example Sentence:
2. ENGROSS (VERB): bewitch (मोहित I can neither negate nor affirm this claim.
करना)
Antonyms: disenchant, disgust (अस्िीकृतत)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: rejection, forbearance
Yesterday she engrossed everybody at the Antonyms: sanction, allowance
party. Example Sentence:
George’s abnegation of responsibility for
3. COUNTERMAND (VERB): annul his son’s behavior angered the judge.
(रद्द करना)
9. IMPECUNIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: override, repeal
Antonyms: approve, permit poverty-stricken (गरीब)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: penniless, poor
I can't countermand my mother’s orders. Antonyms: wealthy, rich
Example Sentence:
4. CHARY (ADJECTIVE): canny (सचेत) Many plans were being developed to help
the impecunious people in the town.
Synonyms: careful, cautious
Antonyms: incautious, heedless
10. DOLOROUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence:
Be chary of lending money to someone miserable (द:ु खद)
you don't know very well. Synonyms: anguished, calamitous
Antonyms: cheery, hopeful
5. PURVIEW (NOUN): ken (ज्ञान) Example Sentence:
The dolorous film made me recall sad
times.
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6. PROFANE
(ADJECTIVE): blasphemous (अपवित्र)
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1. IRE (NOUN): fury:(क्रोध) Your uptight behavior can get you
Synonyms: annoyance, exasperation rejected in an interview.
Example Sentence: 7. DRIP (VERB): drop:(टपकन)
Her ire rise at the blatant appraisal. Synonyms: dribble, drizzle
2. SNARE (VERB): entrap:(फँसाना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: catch, seize Everyone must ensure that water
Antonyms: release, liberate doesn’t drips away uselessly.
Example Sentence:
They caught fish and snared seabirds. 8. PERVADE (VERB): spread through:(सब
जगह फैल जाना)
3. OPPRESS (VERB): subdue:(दबाना) Synonyms: infuse, permeate
Synonyms: torment, trample Antonyms: block, hinder
Antonyms: encourage, aid Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The poison must be blocked before it
The tyrant general oppressed his pervades Riya’s vital organs.
people.
9. KUDOS (NOUN): praise:(प्रशंसा)
4. CANNY (ADJECTIVE): clever:(चालाक) Synonyms: applause, eminence
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit Antonyms: condemnation,
Antonyms: foolish, idiotic denunciation
Chitransh is a canny person. Miranda was looking for kudos rather
than profit.
5. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): shy:(शर्मीला)
Synonyms: timid, hesitant 10. CHASM (NOUN): difference:(ववचार-
Antonyms: confident, brave ववभिन्नता)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: discord, dissension
Varun was a diffident child in such a
large family.
Example Sentence:
The book illustrates the chasm
6. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): secret:(गुप्त) between rich and poor.
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6. UPTIGHT
(ADJECTIVE): nervous:(तनावग्रस्त)
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1. WHITTLE (VERB): diminish:(कम For those who break the law,
revocation of their business license
करना) may result.
Synonyms: lessen, decrease
Antonyms: increase, destroy 7. RAVE (VERB): extol:(बडाई करना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: acclaim, eulogize
The shortlist of fifteen was whittled
Antonyms: criticize, condemn
down to five.
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2. HOSTILITY New York's critics raved about the
acting.
(NOUN): antagonism:(द्वेष)
Synonyms: aggression, meanness 8. INDELIBLE
Antonyms: friendship, goodwill (ADJECTIVE): indestructible:(जो ममट न
Example Sentence:
Their hostility is to all outsiders. सके)
3. EVOKE (VERB): induce:(आह्वान करना) Antonyms: strong, healthy
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: arouse, stimulate
The story made an indelible impression
Antonyms: calm, repress
on me.
Example Sentence:
She is evoked in India when a house is
being built to ensure its completion. 9. SPEARHEAD (VERB): lead:(नेतत्ृ व
करना)
4. MOLLYCODDLE
(VERB): pamper:(अत्यधिक ध्यान दे ना) Antonyms: end, finish
Synonyms: overprotect, cater to Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignore, neglect He is spearheading a campaign to
Example Sentence: reduce the number of accidents at
I found school very difficult, and work.
realized I'd been mollycoddled at
home. 10. IMPOUND (VERB): confine:(बन्द
5. ADVERSARIAL करना)
(ADJECTIVE): opposing:(ववरोिात्मक) Synonyms: imprison, seize
Synonyms: adverse, antipathetic Example Sentence:
Unfortunately, those people will be
Example Sentence: impounded in the prison.
I faced the adversarial nature of the
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(NOUN): annulment:(खण्डन)
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1. PRESCIENCE (NOUN): Antonyms: good, mild
(पूर्वज्ञान) foreknowledge Example Sentence:
Synonyms: presage, foreknowledge The situation of draught has become
dire.
Antonyms: afterthought, hindsight
Example Sentence:
We could not deny the fortuneteller’s 8. SURGE (NOUN): (र्द्
ृ धि) Growth
prescience when his prophecies were Synonyms: deluge, upsurge
realized. Antonyms: decline, decrease
Example Sentence:
2. DEFILE (VERB): (मैला कर दे ना) To Sudden surge was seen in dollar in the
make impure or dirty stock exchange.
Synonyms: contaminate, degrade
Antonyms: cleanse, upgrade 9. FALLACIOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (ग़लत) incorrect
Everybody knows smoking weed defiles Synonyms: invalid, erroneous
one’s body. Antonyms: correct, valid
Example sentence:
3. SIEGE (VERB): (परे शान करना) Harass Mayur proffered fallacious arguments.
Synonyms: beset, badger
Antonyms: aid, assist 10. PLEBEIAN (NOUN): (िर्व िािारण) Not
Example Sentence: worthy of the upper classes.
They was sieging other students over Synonyms: mediocre, ordinary
new stationery. Antonyms: extraordinary, aristocratic
Example Sentence:
4. GROUSE (NOUN): complaint:(शशकर्ा) My spoiled cousins called the
Synonyms: gripe, grouch restaurant a plebeian place.
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(वर्श्लेषणात्मक) Logical
Synonyms: rational, level headed
Antonyms: careless, thoughtless
Example Sentence:
6. CRIMP (VERB): (शिकोड़ना) Fold

Synonyms: crinkle, wrinkle
Antonyms: smooth, straighten
Example Sentence:
7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक) Terrible

Synonyms: dreadful, awful
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1. FACILITATE (VERB): (सुगम करना) aid 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान,
Synonyms: ease, expedite मज्जन(the act of washing
Antonyms: impede, cease
Example Sentence:
Schools were located in the same
Example Sentence:
campus to facilitate the sharing of
Mina performed the ablution of the
resources.
2. GAMBIT (NOUN): (योजना) trick
Synonyms: ploy, ruse 8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना)to walk
casually
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: stroll, wander
His resignation was a tactical gambit. Antonyms: rush, dash
Example Sentence:
3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह) off track Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
Synonyms: adrift, off target than attend the session.
Antonyms: stable, anchored
Example Sentence: 9. COVET (VERB): (लोभ करना) to
greatly desire something you lack
gone astray.
Example Sentence:
(तानाशाही)absolute power Anitha tends to covet quality time with
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship his family.
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism
Example Sentence: 10. SWAMP (NOUN): (कीचड़) quagmire
Synonyms: marshland, lowland
Antonyms: clean land, clear
a kind emperor.
Example Sentence:
This area is full of swamp so it smells
5. HOODWINK (VERB): (छलना)to fouls all the time.
deceive someone
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(सूक्ष्म)delicately small and pretty
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1. RUPTURE (VERB): (खोजना) break off Synonyms: commotion, disturbance
Antonyms: agreement, harmony
Synonyms: break up, disrupt
Antonyms: unite, connect Example Sentence:
The students were suspended from the
Example Sentence:
class when they started a fracas.
The rupture with his father would
never be healed.
8. FIAT (NOUN): (आज्ञाप्ति) order
2. RANKLE (VERB): (खखजाना/चिढ़ाना) to Synonyms: command, dictum
Antonyms: opposition, denial
cause bitterness or irritation
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: annoy, embitter
The CM’s latest fiat prohibits the
Antonyms: comfort, pacify
chewing of tobacco in office.
Example Sentence:
Sarika was rankled by his assertion.
9. FULCRUM (NOUN): (आधार( backing
3. AKIN (ADJECTIVE): (समान) similar in Synonyms: foundation, base
Antonyms: exteriority, externality
nature
Synonyms: analogous, comparable Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dissimilar, unlike Research is the fulcrum of the academic
community.
Example Sentence:
Something akin to gratitude
overwhelmed her. 10. EFFIGY (NOUN): (पुतला( dummy
Synonyms: statue, figure
4. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना(reveal Antonyms: entity, being
Example Sentence:
The fringe set fire to an effigy of the
director.
Example Sentence:
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Synonyms: invasion, irruption
Antonyms: idleness, laziness
Example sentence:
He made a foray against their camp.
6. BRUSQUE (ADJECTIVE):
(बेअदब) blunt in manner or harsh
speech
Synonyms: gruff, discourteous
Antonyms: polite, kind
Example Sentence:
His child is brusque and impatient.
7. FRACAS (NOUN): (दं गा/कोलाहल) a

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1. PARTISAN (ADJECTIVE): 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (दरू
(पक्षपातपूर्ण) biased
तक) widely
Synonyms: unjust, one-sided
Antonyms: fair, unbiased Synonyms: broadly, greatly
Newspapers have become increasingly Example Sentence:
partisan. The scheme extensively benefitted the
masses.
8. ALLEGIANCE (VERB): (ननष्ठा) :
Antonyms: apathy, disinterest loyalty
Example Sentence: Synonyms: faithfulness, fidelity
His success satisfied his yearning. Antonyms: disloyalty, disobedience
Example Sentence:
Those wishing to receive citizenship must
swear allegiance to the republic.
लेना/उठाना) bring upon oneself
Synonyms: obtain, acquire 9. SCRUPULOUSLY (ADVERB): (अनत
सतकणतापूर्णक ) carefully
Example Sentence:
Suneet incurred the wrath of the gods. Synonyms: meticulously, precisely
Example Sentence:
The policies must be scrupulously
छोड़ती हुई) flowing observed.
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घमं ड) egotism
Example Sentence: Synonyms: conceitedness, ostentation
The gushing river, flooded the fields. Antonyms: humility, modesty
Example Sentence:
5. MURKY He displays vanity.
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A government minister with a murky past.

Example Sentence: The dearth of
resources forced the company to shut
down.
1. ACCRETION (NOUN): 7. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि
(अभिवद्
ृ धि) accumulation कर ा) corroborate
Synonyms: accession, augmentation
Antonyms: decline, deduction
Antonyms: veto, disapprove
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The gradual accretion of terror over
A number of countries have refused to
many years left hundred dead and
ratify the treaty.
thousands wounded.
8. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE):
2. CYNIC (NOUN): (न द िं क) nonbeliever (अत्यधिक) extravagant
Synonyms: doubter, skeptic Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
Antonyms: believer, optimist Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
Sakshi is a cynic. The President is right in pointing how
3. MANEUVER (NOUN): (कौशल) scheme devastating for families.
Synonyms: ploy, ruse
Antonyms: ignorance, inaction 9. RUPTURE (VERB): (िूि ा) break
Example Sentence: Synonyms: breach, split
Snowboarders performed daring Antonyms: join, connect
manoeuvres on precipitous slopes. Example Sentence:
4. IMPUDENT (ADJECTIVE): of his enemy.
(गुस्ताख) shameless
Synonyms: brazen, audacious 10. DICHOTOMIZE (VERB): (दो िागों में
हो ा या ककया जा ा) separate
Example Sentence:
The impudent student had the nerve to Synonyms: articulate, detach
counter the principal’s order. Antonyms: attach, combine
Example Sentence:
5. INCOMMODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): They said that the gender is
dichotomized to give two categories.
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severe back ache.
6. PLIGHT (NOUN): (दवु विा) dilemma

Example Sentence:
The international community should do
more to protect the plight of these
people.
1. UNABASHED (ADJECTIVE): 7. WRANGLING (VERB): (तकरार) bicker
(निर्लज्ज) shameless Synonyms: disagree, quibble
Synonyms: brazen, cheeky Antonyms: agree, concur
Antonyms: decent, humble Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Weeks of political wrangling went by like
Prateek was unabashed by the furore that.
his words provoked.
8. RESORT (NOUN): (स्पष्ट) makeshift
2. AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ािा) expand Synonyms: course, alternative
Synonyms: enlarge, amplify Antonyms: necessity, compulsion
Antonyms: diminish, decrease Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Strike action should only be used as a
We need to augment the capacity of last resort.
the employees.
9. INTRIGUE (NOUN):
3. AGONY (NOUN): (व्यथा) suffering (साज़िश) chicanery
Synonyms: anguish, torment Synonyms: conspiracy, plot
Antonyms: contentment, comfort Antonyms: honesty, truthfulness
A lot of agony was faced by the The department was a nest of intrigue.
victim’s family.
10. DEPLOY (VERB): (तै िात करिा) to
4. LURK (VERB): (छुपा रहिा) stay position/arrange/utilize
hidden Synonyms: station, organize
Synonyms: sneak, lie in wait Antonyms: remove, reposition
Antonyms: be disclosed, be exposed Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: We have to deploy anti-missile shield
A ruthless killer still lurked in the over the whole country.
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Example Sentence:
We have witnessed many uprisings in
the past.
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They spoke many ambiguous
statements.
1. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal Antonyms: ugly, repulsive
Example Sentence:
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secret. 7. 7. ABLUTION (NOUN): (स्नान, मज्जन(the
2. HUSTLER (NOUN): (अपराधी act of washing
व्यक्ति(criminal Antonyms: contamination, pollution
Synonyms: desperado, felon Example Sentence:
Antonyms: police, law Mina performed the ablution of the
Example Sentence: wound and applied some disinfectant to
He is the denounced hustler of this avoid further infection.
locality.
8. 8. AMBLE (VERB): (टहलना(to walk
3. 3. ASTRAY (ADVERB): (गुमराह) afield casually
Synonyms: adrift, off target Synonyms: stroll, wander
Antonyms: stable, anchored Antonyms: rush, dash
The gunman claimed that the shots had Rashmi rather ambled through the halls
gone astray. than attend the session.
4. DESPOTISM (NOUN): (िानाशाही(absolute 9. 9. COVET (VERB): (ललचाना)to greatly

power desire something you lack
Synonyms: autocracy, dictatorship Synonyms: crave, fancy to
Antonyms: democracy, equalitarianism Antonyms: abjure, hate
After their generations living under Vikram tends to covet quality time with
despotism, citizens were happy to see a his family.
kind emperor.
10. RECONNOITER (VERB): (खोजना(to
5. HOODWINK (VERB): (छलना(to deceive survey a place or situation for planning
someone purposes
Synonyms: mislead, swindle Synonyms: inspect, examine
Antonyms: support, safeguard Antonyms: ignore, overlook
Insurance deals often hoodwink customers One should constantly reconnoiter one’s
by making hollow promises. enemy’s movements.
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1. ODIUM (NOUN): (घिनौना) loathing 7. INTROSPECTIVE (ADJECTIVE):
molester still had to deal with odium They have to select the most
from his neighbors. introspective methods to complete the
task.
2. METTLE (NOUN): (दिलेरी) boldness
Antonyms: timidity, cowardice (ववनीत/संकोची) drab, quiet
Example Sentence: Synonyms: bashful, dull
The team showed their true mettle in Antonyms: extroverted, fancy
the second half. Example Sentence:
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3. PELT (VERB): (वेग से फ़ेकना) hurl been too mousy to ask.
Synonyms: bombard, pound
Antonyms: block, catch 9. SHAMBLES (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था) a
Example Sentence: mess
He pelted stones at the strangers. Synonyms: disarray, chaos
Antonyms: harmony, order
4. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे Example Sentence:
आना) Follow
Synonyms: pursue, supersede 10. UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: retreat, precede (ववश्वव्यापी) universal
Example Sentence:
leaders.
Example Sentence:
If the ubiquitous red tape is annoying,
other local customs are downright
(जकड़ना/कसना) inhibit strange.
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1. FLEDGLING (NOUN): Example Sentence:
(लड़ाई/झगड़ा) :emerging Nia comforted me so well that all my
Synonyms: emergent, beginning doubts were immediately dispelled
somehow.
Example Sentence:
The country's fledgling democracy. 7. JUVENILE (ADJECTIVE): (युिकोचित/
बिकाना) childish
2. PERTURBED (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: adolescent, young
(क्षुब्ध) troubled Antonyms: mature, experienced
Synonyms: restless, flustered Example Sentence:
Antonyms: untroubled, unworried The pick pocket was held in a juvenile
Example Sentence: facility as they were too young for jail.
Even during this perturbed time he
prosecuted his studies and teaching. 8. JEER (VERB): (मज़ाक उड़ाना) ridicule
Synonyms: taunt, hoot
3. SUBVERSION (NOUN):
Antonyms: compliment, laud
(विनाश) undermining Example Sentence:
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption The winning team jeered the
Antonyms: integration, consolidation opponents as their captain flaunted the
Example Sentence: trophy.
They view individual liberty as a
threat, new political ideas as 9. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE):
subversion, and political opposition as (अभिप्रेत) deliberate
treason.
Antonyms: unfixed, unplanned
4. PERCEIVED (ADJECTIVE): (दे खना/ Example Sentence:
समझना) anticipated It was an intended joke.
Synonyms: recognized, noticed
Antonyms: unnoticed, unrecognized 10. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना) Plunder,
Example Sentence: destroy
There were no differences in perceived Synonyms: ravage, ransack
sympathy with age. Antonyms: protect, construct
Example Sentence:
5. SHODDY (ADJECTIVE): (तुच्छ) in bad The terrorists pillaged the city.
shape
Synonyms: inferior, tawdry
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(सर्वोच्च) main (संकोची) reserved
Synonyms: paramount, prevailing Synonyms: shy, reticent
Antonyms: auxiliary, insignificant Antonyms: bold, brave
The overriding concern of the Aneesh is a demure person.
organizers was the financial crisis.
2. FURNISH (VERB): (दे ना) provide
करना) have a strong emotional effect
on.
Antonyms: receive, deny Synonyms: touch, overwhelm
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The ATM furnished the money.
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3. SLEW (NOUN): (अधिक guilt.
मात्रा) abundance
Synonyms: aggregation, bunch 9. SALVAGE (VERB): (बचाना) rescue
Antonyms: little, need Synonyms: save, restore
Example Sentence: Antonyms: abandon, forfeit
There was a slew of currency notes in Example Sentence:
the bank. All attempts to salvage the Danish
cargo vessel have been called off.
(शमीला) bashful 10. CONCEAL (VERB): (छिपाना) hide
Synonyms: meek, timid Synonyms: cover, lurk
Antonyms: confident, extroverted Antonyms: reveal, expose
Don’t be a diffident spectator if crime Why are you concealing your identity?
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Antonyms: allow, continue
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1. SOP (VERB): (सोखना) Absorb Example Sentence:
Synonyms: soak, douse
Antonyms: dry, dehydrate perspicacious with their case.
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7. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE):
Sop up the water with a paper towel.
(उत्साही) Enthusiastic
2. IN LIMBO (VERB): (बीच में Synonyms: zealous, ardent
Antonyms: apathetic, dull
लटकना) Pending Example Sentence:
Synonyms: cling, hinge He is a fervent child.
Antonyms: be free, be liberated
Example Sentence: 8. FITFUL (ADJECTIVE):
The officer looking after my case quit (चंचल) Spasmodic
recently, so my application has been
Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating
stuck in limbo.
Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
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3. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट As long as his breathing is fitful, he will
करना) Waste time continue to need an oxygen machine.
Antonyms: hasten, hurry 9. OPPRESSION (NOUN):
Example Sentence: (उत्पीड़न) misery
The teacher warned the student that Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment
he will be punished if he dawdled Antonyms: kindness, affection
again. Example Sentence:
Pakistan is nation that is known for its
4. JADED (ADJECTIVE): oppression.
Synonyms: bored, tired 10. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: lively, energize (व्यवहायय) Practicable
Example Sentence: Synonyms: possible, doable
The participants were so jaded from Antonyms: impossible, implausible
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1. RESUSCITATE (VERB): energize: Example Sentence:
(पुनर्जीवित करना) The puppy’s dainty nose looked very
Synonyms: invigorate, rejuvenate
Antonyms: dismantle, smash
7. ABLUTION (NOUN): the act of
Example Sentence:
An ambulance crew tried to resuscitate washing: (स्नान, मज्र्जन)
him. Synonyms: cleansing, decontamination
2. MAUL (VERB): mangle: (क्षतविक्षत Example Sentence:
करना) Some religions require believers to
perform an ablution before prayer so
Synonyms: attack, thrash
that they are clean and worthy in the
Antonyms: protect, save
presence of their God.
Example Sentence:
A man was mauled by a lion at London
Zoo. 8. AMBLE (VERB): to walk casually:
(टहलना)
3. MAVERICK (NOUN): individualist:
Synonyms: stroll, wander
(स्ितंत्र विचारों िाला) Antonyms: rush, dash
Synonyms: nonconformist, free spirit Example Sentence:
Antonyms: conservative, moderate She rather ambled through the halls than
Example Sentence: attend the session.
Tanmay is the maverick of the senate.
9. COVET (VERB): to greatly desire
4. PALLIATIVE (ADJECTIVE): calming : something you lack: (ललचाना)
(शांतत दे नेिाला) Synonyms: crave, fancy to
Synonyms: alleviating, consoling
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: agitating, upsetting
He tends to covet quality time with his
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family.
Orthodox medicines tend to be palliative
rather than curative.
10. RECONNOITER (VERB): to survey a
place or situation for planning purposes:
5. HOODWINK (VERB): to deceive
(खोर्जना)
someone: (छलना)
Synonyms: inspect, examine
Example Sentence:
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One should constantly reconnoiter one’s
Insurance deals often hoodwink
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1. CHAPERON (VERB): (किसी िी चौिसी Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
िरना) escort Example Sentence:
Synonyms: guide, protect Your idea has really an absolute
Antonyms: ignore, neglect influence.
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Alka chaperoned the children at all 7. PREPONDERATE (VERB):
times. (प्रभुत्व रखना) dominate
2. ENCAPSULATE (VERB): (प्रावरण Antonyms: follow, lose
िरना) enclose Example Sentence:
Synonyms: envelop, wrap Do not even think of preponderating
Antonyms: unwrap, uncover me.
Example Sentence:
The company would encapsulate the 8. DILUTE (VERB):
asbestos waste in concrete pellets. (ममलावट िरना) adulterate
3. PROGNOSIS (NOUN): Antonyms: make thicker, concentrate
(पूवाानुमान) diagnosis Example Sentence:
Synonyms: prediction, projection To obtain the effect you want, firstly
Antonyms: calculation, measurement dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
Example Sentence:
It is very difficult to make an accurate 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE):
prognosis. (संददग्ध ) doubtful
4.RUEFUL (ADJECTIVE):
(उदास) mournful Example Sentence:
Synonyms: apologetic, ashamed The use of phonetic transcription is a
Antonyms: cheerful, happy moot question.
Example Sentence:
Poorvi gave a rueful grin. 10. EXPURGATE (VERB): (संशोधन
िरना) censor
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): Synonyms: bleep, decontaminate
(पररणाम ) impact Antonyms: make dirty, contaminate
Example sentence:
Synonyms: outcome, consequences It is immoral to try to expurgate
Antonyms: source, origin anything from the sacred writings of
Example Sentence: the past.
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Synonyms: slack, dormant company to shut down.
Antonyms: active, developed 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (दरू
Example Sentence:
तक) widely
The hill fields are left fallow for ten
years after two years' cultivation. Synonyms: broadly, greatly
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2. CLASP (VERB): (मजबूती से
The scheme extensively benefitted the
पकड़ना) clamp masses.
Synonyms: clutch, fasten
Antonyms: loosen, unfasten 8. COINCIDE (VERB): (सहमत होना) go
Example Sentence: along with
She flinched away as his fingers rested on Synonyms: concur, harmonize
the clasp of her dress. Antonyms: deviate, dissent
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3. INCUR (VERB): (अपने उपर We can coincide with our competitors.
लेना/उठाना) bring upon oneself
9. PSEUDONYM
Antonyms: forfeit, lose (NOUN): (उपनाम) false name
Example Sentence: Synonyms: anonym, alias
He incurred the wrath of the gods. Antonyms: real name, authentic name
Example Sentence:
छोड़ती हुई) flowing 10. DAB HAND (NOUN): (ननपुण ) expert

Synonyms: spouting, pouring out Synonyms: connoisseur, master
Antonyms: stagnant, frozen Antonyms: naïve, fool
The gushing river, flooded the fields. She is a dab hand in the kitchen.
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Example Sentence: Synonyms: silly, lunatic
The family was very embarrassed about Antonyms: brainy, smart
their son’s ignominious behavior at the Example Sentence:
gathering. Your idea seems a bit daft to me.
2. FELONY (NOUN): assault 8. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE):

Synonyms: offence, wrongdoing (अत्यधधक) extravagant
Antonyms: good work, philanthropy Synonyms: outrageous, extreme
Example Sentence: Antonyms: inexpensive, moderate
The crime is considered a felony under Example Sentence:
state law. The President is right in pointing how
3. IMPORTUNE (VERB): (ज़ोर दे ना) insist devastating for families.
Antonyms: dissuade, prevent 9. RUPTURE (VERB): (टूटना) break
Example Sentence: Synonyms: breach, split
The players were importuned by the Antonyms: join, connect
coach to run another mile. Example Sentence:
4. IMPUDENT (ADJECTIVE): of his enemy.
(गुस्ताख) shameless
Synonyms: brazen, audacious 10. PLETHORA (NOUN):
Antonyms: humble, polite (अधधकता) excess
Example Sentence: Synonyms: profusion, overabundance
The impudent student had the nerve to Antonyms: scarcity, rarity
counter the principal’s order. Example Sentence:
There are plethora of groups that track
5. INCOMMODIOUS (ADJECTIVE): and publish this kind of information.
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(मनोहर) charming (दबाव) compulsion
Synonyms: appealing, delightful Synonyms: intimidation, duress
Antonyms: repulsive, unattractive Antonyms: freedom, liberty
Shivi gave him her most winsome smile. They surrendered due to the coercion
faced by them.
(अस्पष्ट) unclear 8. DEPLOY (VERB): (तै नात करना) to
Synonyms: enigmatic, puzzling position/arrange/utilize
Antonyms: determined, unambiguous Synonyms: station, organize
They spoke many ambiguous Example Sentence:
statements. They have to deploy anti-missile shield
over the whole country.
Synonyms: anguish, torment 9. AMBIDEXTROUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: contentment, comfort (उभयहस्त) able to use both hands well;
Example Sentence: very skillful
A lot of agony was faced by the Synonyms: versatile, facile
victim’s family. Antonyms: clumsy, maladroit
Example Sentence:
4. SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE): My teacher comes across me when I
(वशीभूत) quiet/controlled was displaying ambidextrous abilities.
10. EXPLICIT (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (स्पष्ट) specific
Aneesh was subdued by his boss. Synonyms: unambiguous, precise
Antonyms: unreliable, vague
5. UPRISING (NOUN): (ववद्रोह) mutiny Example Sentence:
They need to define explicit objectives
Antonyms: harmony, obedience first in order to achieve them.
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We have witnessed many uprisings in
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Synonyms: enlarge, amplify
Example Sentence:
We need to augment the capacity to
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1. OPPRESSION (NOUN): 7. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE):
(उत्पीड़न) misery (उत्साही) Enthusiastic
Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment Synonyms: zealous, ardent
Antonyms: kindness, affection Antonyms: apathetic, dull
Pakistan is nation that is known for its He is a fervent child.
oppression.
2. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): (चंचल) Spasmodic
(कठोर) Harsh Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
Antonyms: easy, gentle Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: I find my heart to be very fitful.
Your master is a draconian man.
9. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा करना) Show
3. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट contempt for
करना) Waste time Synonyms: defy, disregard
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One should not flout the advice given
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by one’s elders.
She warned her son to not to dawdle.
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All the players were badly jaded .

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perspicacious with their case.
1. EFFUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve
(मुखर) demonstrative Antonyms: recall, take in
Synonyms: talkative, all jaw Example Sentence:
Nia comforted me so well that all my
Antonyms: quite, reserved
doubts were immediately dispelled
Example Sentence:
somehow.
The effusive driver hadn't stopped
chatting.
2. PERTURBED (ADJECTIVE): बिकाना) childish
(क्षुब्ध) troubled Synonyms: adolescent, young
Synonyms: restless, flustered Antonyms: mature, experienced
Example Sentence: The pick pocket was held in a juvenile
Even during this perturbed time he facility as they were too young for jail.
prosecuted his studies and teaching.
8. JEER (VERB): (मज़ाक उड़ाना) ridicule
3. SUBVERSION (NOUN): Synonyms: taunt, hoot
(विनाश) undermining Antonyms: compliment, praise
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption Example Sentence:
Antonyms: integration, consolidation The winning team jeered the
Example Sentence: opponents as their captain flaunted the
They view individual liberty as a trophy.
threat, new political ideas as
subversion, and political opposition as 9. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE):
treason. (अभिप्रेत) deliberate
4. FLOUT (VERB): (अिज्ञा) show Antonyms: unfixed, unplanned
contempt for something Example Sentence:
Synonyms: defy, spur It was an intended joke.
Example Sentence: 10. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना) Plunder,
It was a big story—indicating that Israel destroy
was continuing to flout international
Synonyms: ravage, ransack
law to prevent Hezbollah from getting Antonyms: protect, construct
weapons.
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The terrorists pillaged the city.
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1. PREPONDERATE (VERB): Synonyms: infinite, unlimited
(प्रभुत्व रखना) dominate Antonyms: bounded, limited
Synonyms: dictate, overrule Example Sentence:
Your idea has really an absolute
influence.
Example Sentence:
Do not even think of preponderating
me. 7. JUNTA (NOUN): (सममतत) council
Synonyms: faction, cabal
2. LAY DOWN (VERB): (आदे श Antonyms: single, individual
Example Sentence:
दे ना) command After the dictator died the country was
Synonyms: impose, order taken over by a junta of the former
Antonyms: implore, request officials.
Example Sentence:
She laid down as if she were my boss. 8. DILUTE (VERB):
(ममलावट करना) adulterate
3. PREMISE (NOUN):
(उपधारणा) presumption
Synonyms: proposition, supposition Example Sentence:
Antonyms: denial, rejection To obtain the effect you want, firstly
Example Sentence: dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
The woman completed her workday
even though there was a presumption 9. MOOT (ADJECTIVE):
that she was to be fired.
(संददग्ध ) doubtful
4. UNPALATABLE (ADJECTIVE): Synonyms: dubious, questionable
(बेस्वाद) not tasting good Antonyms: proven, definite
Example Sentence:
moot question.
Example Sentence:
exclaimed. 10. EXPURGATE (VERB): (संशोधन
करना) sensor
5. AFTERMATH (NOUN): Synonyms: bleep, decontaminate
(पररणाम ) impact Antonyms: make dirty, contaminate
Synonyms: outcome, consequences Example sentence:
Antonyms: source, origin It is immoral to try to expurgate
Example Sentence: anything from the sacred writings of
Although the aftermath was the past.
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explanation: (टिप्पणी) Example Sentence:
Manumission allowed former slaves to
Synonyms: interpretation, analysis
become landowners.
Antonyms: succinct, concise
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7. FRENZY (NOUN): out of control
Jovan’s exegesis of his latest book, made
me realize that I completely behavior: (पागिपन)
misinterpreted the theme. Synonyms: hysteria, outburst
Antonyms: calm, composed
2. NUGATORY (ADJECTIVE): worthless: Example Sentence:
(नगण्य) James is such a spoilt kid that he would
often go into a frenzy when he didn’t get
Synonyms: insignificant, piddling
his way.
Antonyms: competent, adequate
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8. CASTIGATE (ADJECTIVE): to criticize
Buying the movie tickets was nugatory
since we couldn’t reach the movie theatre severely: (फिकारना)
on time. Synonyms: berate, revile
Antonyms: appreciate, flatter
3. LOOM (VERB): appear, often Example Sentence:
imposingly: (सम्भावना होना) One cannot castigate students and blame
them for their failure if they are not
Synonyms: dominate, hover
provided with the resources they need.
Antonym: abandon, decline
Example Sentence:
9. INDELIBLE (ADJECTIVE): difficult to
The concerns of warmer air and humid
surroundings loom large in our small remove or wash erased: (अलमि)
coastal town. Synonyms: indestructible, memorable
Antonyms: erasable, temporary
4. POISED (ADJECTIVE): having self- Example sentence:
confidence and self-assurance: (संतुलित) Mr. Herald will always have an indelible
place in all our hearts, as he showed up
Synonyms: confident, self-believing
for help when no one did.
Antonyms: fearful, timid
Example Sentence:
10. ELUCIDATE (VERB): to make easy to
Despite the chaos, the soldier remained
poised and calm as he directed the understand: (स्पष्ि करना)
people through the emergency exits. Synonyms: explicate, expound
Antonyms: obscure, complicate
5. RECKON (VERB): to anticipate a Example Sentence:
specific thing will occur: (गगनना) Even if you cannot read the Spanish, the
caricatures under the words will elucidate
Synonyms: surmise, suppose
the message.
Antonyms: disbelieve, doubt
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6. MANUMISSION (NOUN): release from

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Synonyms: freedom, emancipation
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1. BALMY (ADJECTIVE): enjoyable 6. BREVITY (NOUN): briefness:
and gentle: (सुखदायी) (अल्पता)
Synonyms: moderate, spring like Synonyms: conciseness, shortness
Antonyms: violent, wintery Antonym: longevity, lengthiness
The crew of the cruise ship enjoyed the The preciseness and brevity of the
balmy weather with the guests on the director’s speech was praiseworthy.
deck.
7. BORNE (VERB): carried: (जन्म दे ना)
2. BAMBOOZLE (VERB): to cheat or
Synonyms: produced, toted
deceive another person: (आँखों में धूल Antonyms: dodged, abstain
झोंकना) Example Sentence:
Cholera is an epidemic disease borne
Synonyms: deceive, befuddle
through dirty drinking water.
Antonyms: enlighten, clarify
Example Sentence:
8. BRUNT (NOUN): bad end of a
The swindler would bamboozle wealthy
men by selling them fake schemes at situation: (समाघात)
hefty premiums. Synonyms: distress, discord
3. BANDY (VERB): to exchange words Example Sentence:
back and forth: (बहस करना) An unverified gossip on the commercial
daily caused the publisher the brunt of
Synonyms: argue, debate
criticism.
Antonym: silence, quiet
Example Sentence:
9. BURNISH (VERB): to polish:
Amit and Namit often bandy about which
of the two is the better at gaming (चमकाना)
consoles. Synonyms: brighten, smoothen
Antonyms: tarnish, dull
4. BARRAGE (NOUN): profusion of Example sentence:
something: (प्राचुयय) The presidential candidate tried to
burnish his image in front of the
Synonyms: deluge, burst
committee before the polling starts.
Antonyms: scarcity, underwhelm
Example Sentence:
10. BYGONE (ADJECTIVE): in the
As soon as Little Jamie saw his granny
he began to barrage her with all his past: (ववगत)
demands for presents. Synonyms: ancient, archaic
Antonyms: recent, modern
5. BEREAVE (VERB): to take away Example Sentence:
something: (वंचचत करना) I feel fortunate that we got to at least
Synonyms: deprive, dispossess see the ruins of a bygone era.
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1. ECSTASY (NOUN): a state of intense The queen was escorted to the ceremony
happiness and pleasure:(उल्लास) by her large entourage that accompanies
her wherever she goes
Synonyms: bliss, elation
Antonyms: misery, unhappiness
7. EPICUREAN (ADJECTIVE): loving
Example Sentence:
He was in a state of ecstasy when he had food and comfort:(भोगवादी)
his first born in his hands. Synonyms: gluttonous, libertine
Antonyms: chaste, puritanical
2. EDIFICE (NOUN): an imposing building Example Sentence:
that is rather large:(इमारत) Punish is a big time foodie with epicurean
habits who spends millions in clubs.
Synonyms: monument, skyscraper
Antonyms: hut, chalet
8. EQUIVOCAL
Example Sentence:
The company’s control room is to be (ADJECTIVE): unclear:(अननश्चचत)
moved to the new edifice down the street. Synonyms: doubtful, uncertain
3. EFFEMINATE Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): exhibiting female The movie had an equivocal ending.
qualities:(नारी जै सा)
9. EVANESCE (VERB): to vanish
Synonyms: feminine, womanish
Antonym: masculine, manly slowly:(लुप्त हो जाना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dissipate, fade away
My grandfather being an old school Antonyms: appear, emerge
always considered men with long hair to Example sentence:
be effeminate. The morning fog evanesced and revealed
a clear blue sky.
4. ELUDE (VERB): to avoid something or
someone:(टाल जाना) 10. EXECRABLE
(ADJECTIVE): extremely bad or
Synonyms: dodge, escape
Antonyms: encounter, confront unpleasant:(निनौना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: horrible, sickening
The girl was able to elude the mad dog in Antonyms: pleasant, nice
the crowded street. Example Sentence:
The survivors of the Nazi concentration
5. ENDEAVOR (NOUN): an attempt with camps have experienced execrable
a lot of effort:(कोशिि) conditions and still have nightmares of the
horrible time.
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exceeded the former year.
6. ENTOURAGE (NOUN): group of

attendants:(पररचारक गण)
Synonyms: servant, retinue
Antonym: leader, head
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a great deal of effort:(घोर पररश्रम करना) Example Sentence:
When john created his team, he wanted
Synonyms: struggle, labor
all the members to jibe together.
Antonyms: lethargy, laziness
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7. HURTLE (VERB): move at a rapid
Bale travailed during the training so he
could join the elite unit of soldiers, when pace in a wild manner:(िेजी से दौड़ना)
they enter the recruitment phase. Synonyms: plunge, charge
Antonyms: retreat, retire
2. PERTURB (VERB): to upset a Example Sentence:
person:(व्याकु ल कर दे ना) Even under the captain’s expert control,
the damaged ship seemed to hurtle
Synonyms: annoy, irritate
through the bad weather.
Antonyms: comfort, assist
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8. HANKERING (NOUN): strong
The troublesome kid does everything he
can to perturb his nanny, when his desire:(उत्कंठा)
parents are at work. Synonyms: yearning, craving
Antonyms: dislike, hatred
3. PARABLE (NOUN): a short story that Example Sentence:
delivers a message:(नीतिकथा) If you have a hankering for the best pizza
in town, then you should go to Domino’s.
Synonyms: fable, tale
Antonym: non-fiction, reality
9. UNDULATE (VERB): move with a
Example Sentence:
After listening to the principal’s parable smooth wavelike motion:(लहराना)
about resenting one’s peers, I realized I Synonyms: wobble, oscillate
was guilty of the sin. Antonyms: steady, stable
Example sentence:
4. OSTRACIZE (VERB): exclude Because the Jemma had practiced her
someone:(समाज से बाहर करना) movements so much, she seemed to
undulate on the dance floor.
Synonyms: banish, exile
Antonyms: accept, include
10. TORRID (ADJECTIVE): extremely
Example Sentence:
The rich students ostracized the shy girl sweltering and dry:(उमसदार)
for the simplest reasons as she belonged Synonyms: blazing, arid
to a middle class family. Antonyms: cool, damp
Example Sentence:
5. LANGUID (ADJECTIVE): very slow The torrid temperature of Rajasthan
and relaxed:(तनबबल ) caused the visitors to stay indoors.
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attention of the hairdresser as she got her
hair washed and tended.
6. JIBE (VERB): to agree:(ममलबाट कर
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1. PROLIFIC The government has decided to
(ADJECTIVE): productive:(अनुकूल) terminate the services of the new
busses.
Synonyms: bountiful, breeding
Antonyms: barren, unproductive
Example Sentence: 7. STEEP (ADJECTIVE): elevated:(तीव्र
Spreading the appropriate manure will ढलानवाला)
make the land prolific for the future.
Synonyms: lofty, arduous
Antonyms: lowered, mild
2. FOMENT (VERB): provoke:(उकसाना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: incite, agitate We had to face a steep climb to reach
Antonyms: lull, tranquilize the summit of the mountain.
Example Sentence:
We need to make sure that our 8. EQUIP (VERB): prepare:(लैस करना)
competitors are not able to foment our
Synonyms: arm, gear
employees.
Antonyms: disarm, disrobe
Example Sentence:
3. REPULSE
He wanted to equip all his soldiers with
(NOUN): rejection:(अस्वीकरण) modernized guns.
Synonyms: rebuff, turndown
Antonyms: attainment, enchantment 9. WITHSTAND (VERB): resist:(सामना
Example Sentence:
Their suggestions had to face a repulse करना)
by the top management. Synonyms: thwart, brace
Antonyms: dodge, surrender
4. TARDY (ADJECTIVE): late:(आलसी) Example Sentence:
They will not be able to withstand a
Synonyms: delinquent, sluggish
power attack from our army.
Antonyms: prompt, punctual
Example Sentence:
10. IMPECCABLE
His working style is extremely tardy and
can cause a loss to the company. (ADJECTIVE): flawless:(त्रुटिहीन)
Synonyms: exquisite, unblemished
5. SPARINGLY Antonyms: flawed, blemished
(ADVERB): gently:(ककफायत से ) Example Sentence:
They will unveil a new impeccable way
Synonyms: delicately, mildly
of completing the tasks.
Antonyms: roughly, heavily
Example Sentence:
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6. TERMINATE (VERB): finish:(समाप्त

करना)
Synonyms: abolish, adjourn
Antonyms: employ, uphold
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1. MELEE (NOUN): (लड़ाई-भिड़ाई): tumult 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (बडे पैम़ाने
Synonyms: battle, fight पर): widely
Example Sentence:
In the Kumbh fair many pilgrims were
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injured in the melee.
The demonetisation scheme benefitted
the masses extensively.
2. UNFLAPPABLE (ADJECTIVE):
8. COINCIDE (VERB): (मेल ख़ाऩा): go
Synonyms: composed, relaxed
along with
Antonyms: nervous, disconcerted Synonyms: concur, harmonize
Example Sentence:
He is in unflappable state of mind.
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3. VISTA (NOUN): (आलोक): glimpse
Synonyms: look, sight 9. UNSCATHED (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: blindness, darkness (अिेद्य): unhurt
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: unharmed, uninjured
Sweeping lawns and landscaped vistas
Antonyms: hurt, injured
were seen on the way.
Example Sentence:
Some passengers came through all the
4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE):
perils unscathed.
(प्रव़ाहपूर्ण): flowing
Synonyms: spouting, pouring out 10. ROUT (NOUN): (हऱाऩा): defeat
Synonyms: conquer, overthrow
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: win, victory
Abuses were gushing from his mouth
Example Sentence:
like hell.
5. PERISH (VERB): (नष्ट हो ज़ाऩा): decay

Antonyms: improve, rise Write us-
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Example Sentence:
over it.
1. CIRCUMSPECT Synonyms: manifest, demonstrate
(ADJECTIVE): cautious:(सतर्क ) Antonyms: conceal, hide
Synonyms: careful, prudent Example Sentence:
Antonyms: careless, unwise His nail biting evinced that he was
Example Sentence: nervous for the interview.
Circumspect doctors avoid recommending
wrong medicines to their patients. 7. EXPIATE (VERB): to rectify:(क्षततपूततक
र्रना)
2. FLUKE (NOUN): chance of Synonyms: amend, correct
occurrence:(अनायास सफलता) Antonyms: worsen, destroy
Synonyms: blessing, quirk Example Sentence:
Antonyms: misfortune, certainty It is better to expiate your mistakes than
Example Sentence: to find excuses.
Their victory was a bit of a fluke.
8. METTLESOME
3. INSURMOUNTABLE (ADJECTIVE): brave:(साहसी)
(ADJECTIVE): impossible:(अजेय ) Synonyms: courageous, high-spirited
Synonyms: unbeatable, invincible Antonyms: meek, fearful
Antonyms: attainable, defeatable Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Amit is a mettlesome boy.
It is an unsurmountable task to get any
high degree without studying for it. 9. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): optimistic and
confident:(आशावािी)
4. INTRICATE (ADJECTIVE): very Synonyms: happy, cheerful
complicated or detailed:(र्ठिन) Antonyms: morose, sad
Synonyms: complex, difficult Example Sentence:
Antonyms: easy, straightforward The sanguine lady started her new
Example Sentence: business.
subject. 10. DEMUR (VERB): disagree:(आपत्ति
र्रना)
5. RANCOUR (NOUN): bitterness,
Synonyms: vacillate, oppose
hatefulness:(द्वेष )
Synonyms: animosity, hostility Example Sentence:
Antonyms: friendliness, kindness There were certain reasons to demur the
Example Sentence: proposal.
Although my friend betrayed me, I have
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reveal:(ठिखाना)
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1. UPHILL (ADJECTIVE): difficult:(कठिन) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: tough, unimaginable The opposition and the government
Antonyms: banal, mundane seemed to be focused on removing the
Example Sentence: rift between them.
The article had a glorious description
regarding the uphill task done by the 7. FORTHCOMING (ADJECTIVE): coming in
army. future:(आिामी)
Synonyms: new, futuristic
2. DROUGHT (NOUN): scarcity:(अकाल) Antonyms: obsolete, outdated
Synonyms: shrink, depletion Example Sentence:
Antonyms: plentiful, lavish Ever since I was of tender age, I have
Example Sentence: trained for forthcoming technical
They criticized leaders who were enhancements.
responsible for the financial drought
faced by the nation. 8. BORROW (VERB): to take by
request:(ऋण लेना)
3. PLEA (NOUN): request:(तकक) Synonyms: loan, beg
Synonyms: pray, appeal Antonyms: snatch, rob
Antonyms: order, instruct Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The new economic freedom has enabled
The doctor’s plea for silence went people to borrow less and spend more.
unheard, resulting in extreme discomfort
to the patient. 9. CRISIS (NOUN): problem:(सं कट-स्थितत)
Synonyms: mayhem, doom
4. ARREST (VERB): take in Antonyms: prosperity, harmony
custody:(गिरफ्तार करना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abstain, detain The writer’s crisis lies in the depiction of
Antonyms: liberate, emancipate negative characters in a positive way and
Example Sentence: vice versa.
The judge will seek reasons for the arrest
without a legal warrant. 10. JUMBLE (VERB): disturb:(िड़बड़
करना)
5. CONFLICT (VERB): fight:(लड़ना) Synonyms: disturb, disorganize
Synonyms: brawl, scuffle Antonyms: organize, arrange
Antonyms: serene, peace Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: All of us can jumble up our lives but many
They have conflicted again and again. few of us can arrange it properly.
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Synonyms: gap, difference
Antonyms: bridge, joint
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1. BRACE (VERB): fortify:(तै यार करना) Antonyms: calm, mild
Synonyms: gird, prepare Example sentence:
Antonyms: free, let go The dire need is there to save water.
Example sentence:
The posts were braced by timber. 8. SAVVY (ADJECTIVE): calculating:
(जानकार)
2. TURGID (ADJECTIVE): swollen: (सूजा Synonyms: cunning, impeachable
Antonyms: blameless, innocent
हुआ) Example sentence:
Synonyms: bloated, disintended Why are you being so savvy?
Example sentence: 9. CULPABLE
A turgid river was ahead his way.
(ADJECTIVE): guilty:(आपराधिक)
Synonyms: indictable, blameworthy
3. TROVE (NOUN): accretion:(जमाव)
Antonyms: upset, hurt
Synonyms: aggregation, agglomeration Example sentence:
Antonyms: subtraction, dispersal He is a culpable minister.
Example sentence:
I saw the cellar contained a trove of rare 10. CONCOMITANT
wine.
(ADJECTIVE): contributing:(सहगामी)
Synonyms: adjuvant, coefficient
4. TURBID (ADJECTIVE): dense:(गं दा)
Antonyms: unrelated, accidental
Synonyms: muddy, murky Example sentence:
Antonyms: clear, neat She loved mountaineering, with all its
Example sentence: concomitant worries.
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5. TWINGE (NOUN): sharp pain:(टीस)
Synonyms: ache, pang
Antonyms: advantage, blessing
Example sentence:
I was feeling twinge in my heels.
6. TAWDRY (ADJECTIVE): tacky:(घटटया)

Synonyms: cheap, sleazy
Antonyms: nice, tasteful
Example sentence:
His house was in a tawdry location.
7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): urgent:(भीषण)

Synonyms: drastic, extreme
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1. EXPEDIENT Antonyms: approve, aid
(ADJECTIVE): appropriate:(फ़ायदे मंद) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: feasible, practicable He repelled the enemies away.
Antonyms: unfeasible, unseemly
Example Sentence: 7. INSURGENT
We gave them an expedient solution to (ADJECTIVE): rebellious:(द्ऱोही)
their problems. Synonyms: revolutionary, anarchical
Antonyms: obedient, subordinate
2. CRUMBLING Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): rotting:(कमज़ोर पड़ऩा) The insurgent activists were killed.
Synonyms: disintegrating, collapsing
Antonyms: healing, restorative 8. PROVINCIAL (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: narrow:(सं कीर्ण)
The crumbling building got destroyed in Synonyms: bigoted, hidebound
minutes. Antonyms: broad-minded, liberal
Example Sentence:
3. PROVOKING The provincial views must be changed.
(ADJECTIVE): annoying:(गुस्स़ा भड़क़ाने
9. RETALIATE (VERB): get even with
व़ाल़ा)
someone:(जै से क़ो िै स़ा दे ऩा)
Synonyms: tormenting, vexing
Antonyms: pleasing, soothing Synonyms: reciprocate, retrospect
Example Sentence: Antonyms: pardon, forgive
The provoking words of the boss made Example Sentence:
him resign. The enemy didn’t retaliate at the same
time.
4. RENDERED
10. PROFOUND
(ADJECTIVE): performed:(प्रतिप़ादन करऩा)
(ADJECTIVE): thoughtful:(प्रक़ांड)
Synonyms: concluded, accomplished
Antonyms: incomplete, unfinished Synonyms: philosophical, thorough
Example Sentence: Antonyms: superficial, unintelligent
They rendered a brilliant act of the play. Example Sentence:
He took profound steps.
5. BOLSTER (VERB): help:(सह़ाऱा)
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1. GRUBBY (ADJECTIVE): dirty:(मै ला) desperately:(गं भीर भाि से )
Synonyms: filthy, soiled Synonyms: deeply, seriously
Antonyms: clean, spotless Antonyms: lightly, calmly
His white coat was grubby and stained. She listened to her father gravely.
2. IMPREGNABLE 7. DIAPHANOUS (ADJECTIVE): light, airy,

(ADJECTIVE): invincible:(अखंडनीय) transparent:(पारदशी)
Synonyms: fortified, unyielding Synonyms: flimsy, clear
Antonyms: breakable, destructible Antonyms: opaque, thick
The old fort with its thick, high walls was Sunlight poured in through the
virtually impregnable. diaphanous curtains, brightening the
room.
3. CONTEMPLATE (VERB): think about
seriously:(विचार करना) 8. BLANDISHMENT (NOUN):
Synonyms: consider, ponder flattery:(चापलूसी)
Antonyms: neglect, reject Synonyms: adulation, cajolery
Example Sentence: Antonyms: criticism, condemnation
Our busy schedule does not allow much Example Sentence:
time to contemplate about the pleasant At first he used his arts
surroundings. of blandishment and honeyed words in
4. CONSCIENTIOUS
(ADJECTIVE): thorough, 9. QUACKERY
careful:(अंतविििेकशील) (NOUN): charlatanism:(नीमहकीमी)
Synonyms: diligent, fastidious Synonyms: trickery, deception
Antonyms: careless, dishonest Antonyms: reality, frankness
The conscientious employees achieved The meanest and most contemptible kind
the target. of cheating is quackery.
5. ELATION (NOUN): extreme 10. AVENGE (VERB): retaliate:(बदला ले ना)

happiness:(आनं द) Synonyms: vindicate, punish
Synonyms: bliss, ecstasy Antonyms: cheer, forgive
Antonyms: sorrow, woe Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Hamlet delayed avenging the murder of
His elation increased at the sight of the his father.
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1. IMPECUNIOUS Synonyms: avoidance, boycott
(ADJECTIVE): having little or no Antonyms: acceptance, allowance
money:(निर्धि) Example Sentence:
Only cruel teachers can
children.
Example Sentence:
Back in the eighties he was an
impecunious, would-be racing driver. 7. REPINE (VERB): complain:(शशकायत
करिा)
balance:(स्थिरता) Antonyms: appreciate, praise
Synonyms: aplomb, coolness Example Sentence:
Antonyms: agitation, anxiety She likes to repine about her colleagues.
Example Sentence:
His imperturbability always had the effect 8. FEINT (NOUN): pretense:(भुलावा)
Example Sentence:
gaudy, flashy:(बिावटी शोभा युक्त) She pretended to be making great efforts
Synonyms: garish, loud to cope up with the course but it was
Antonyms: genuine, real merely a
Example Sentence: feint.
He believes in living a meretricious life.
9. INURE (VERB): accustom:(अभ्यथत
करिा)
Example Sentence:
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belie it.
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existential rumination
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1. DAWDLE (VERB): waste time:(समय नष्ट करना) This article had a gory description about the ordeals
faced by players who came back after loosing a
Synonyms: laze, saunter match.
Antonyms: rush, hasten
6. RAMPANT (NOUN): flourishing or spreading
Example Sentence:
unchecked:(अननयंत्रित)
People hasten to ask for help but often dawdle Synonyms: uncontrolled, unbridled
when help is needed. Antonyms: restrained, moderate
Example sentence:
Corruption is rampant and government is trying its
2. SCURRY (VERB): move along swiftly:(शीघ्र चलना) best to control it.
Synonyms: scamper, dash
7. FATHOM (VERB): to understand after much
Antonyms: loaf, dawdle
thought:(पूर्ण रूप से समझना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: comprehend grasp
The little girl scurried towards her father when he Antonyms: misinterpret, misunderstand
called her name. Example sentence:
Since I have always scored good marks I cannot
fathom why my teacher gave me poor grades.
3. DENIGRATION (NOUN): belittlement:(बदनामी)
Synonyms: defamation, ridicule 8. SPAWN (VERB): originate:(बनाना)
Antonyms: cajolery, blandishment Antonyms: destroy, kill
Those who denigrate others often do it to hide their The new economic freedom has spawned hundreds
of new small businesses.
own failures.
9. LIMPID (ADJECTIVE): clear, transparent:(पारदशणक )
4. DRUDGERY (NOUN): tedious work:(कठिन Synonyms: comprehensible, lucid
पररश्रम)
Example sentence:
Synonyms: labor, travail The writer's limpid writing style greatly pleased
Antonyms: lethargy, indolence readers who disliked complicated novels.
Example Sentence:
To lose weight one has to endure the drudgery of Synonyms: complementary, costless
hard exercises. Antonyms: costly, expensive
Example sentence:
Gratis distribution of net is already being applied
5. ORDEAL (NOUN): unpleasant and prolonged successfully in several impoverished countries.
experience:(कठिन परीक्षा)
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1. DAWDLE (VERB): waste time:(समय नष्ट करना) This article had a gory description about the ordeals
faced by players who came back after loosing a
Synonyms: laze, saunter match.
6. RAMPANT (NOUN): flourishing or spreading
Example Sentence:
unchecked:(अननयंत्रित)
People hasten to ask for help but often dawdle Synonyms: uncontrolled, unbridled
when help is needed. Antonyms: restrained, moderate
Example sentence:
Corruption is rampant and government is trying its
2. SCURRY (VERB): move along swiftly:(शीघ्र चलना) best to control it.
Synonyms: scamper, dash
7. FATHOM (VERB): to understand after much
Antonyms: loaf, dawdle
thought:(पूर्ण रूप से समझना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: comprehend grasp
The little girl scurried towards her father when he Antonyms: misinterpret, misunderstand
called her name. Example sentence:
Since I have always scored good marks I cannot
fathom why my teacher gave me poor grades.
3. DENIGRATION (NOUN): belittlement:(बदनामी)
Synonyms: defamation, ridicule 8. SPAWN (VERB): originate:(बनाना)
Antonyms: cajolery, blandishment Antonyms: destroy, kill
Those who denigrate others often do it to hide their The new economic freedom has spawned hundreds
of new small businesses.
own failures.
9. LIMPID (ADJECTIVE): clear, transparent:(पारदशणक )
4. DRUDGERY (NOUN): tedious work:(कठिन Synonyms: comprehensible, lucid
पररश्रम)
Example sentence:
Synonyms: labor, travail The writer's limpid writing style greatly pleased
Antonyms: lethargy, indolence readers who disliked complicated novels.
Example Sentence:
To lose weight one has to endure the drudgery of Synonyms: complementary, costless
hard exercises. Antonyms: costly, expensive
Example sentence:
Gratis distribution of net is already being applied
5. ORDEAL (NOUN): unpleasant and prolonged successfully in several impoverished countries.
experience:(कठिन परीक्षा)
1. BARB (NOUN): pointed comment:(कटाक्ष) Antonyms: modesty, propriety
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He is adored by millions because he lacks in
Watch out for barbs as they can hurt you badly. pretension.
7. PITHY (VERB): to the point:(सारिगभि त )
2. GROVEL (VERB): kowtow:(गिड़गिड़ाना)
Antonyms: authorize, command Antonyms: lengthy, verbose
They criticized leaders who grovelled for In order to make it quick the teach gave pithy
foreign patrons.
explanation for all the questions.
3. PALLIATE (VERB): to reduce the
severity:(न्यूनीकरण) 8. PERVASIVE (ADJECTIVE): which is all over the
Synonyms: abate, cover up place.:(व्यापक)
Antonyms: enlarge expose
Synonyms: omnipresent, prevalent
Example sentence:
The doctor trusted that the new medication Antonyms: deficient, scanty
would palliate her patient's discomfort. Example Sentence:
Unemployment is a pervasive issue in India
4. AMBIVALENCE (NOUN): the state of having
mixed feelings or contradictory ideas:( touching all the classes.
उभयभागिता)
Synonyms: doubt irresolution 9. HERMETIC (ADJECTIVE): airtight:(हिा बंद)
Antonyms: sureness, decisiveness Synonyms: impervious, sealed
Example sentence:
The judge's ambivalence about the defendant's Antonyms: susceptible, penetrable
guilt caused a delay in the penalty portion of Example Sentence:
the trial. The cells were hermetic causing the prisoners
to die of suffocation.
5. NEOPHYTE (NOUN): beginner:(निदीगक्षत)
Synonyms: amateur, novice 10. UTTERANCE (NOUN): revelation:(अगभव्यगि)
Antonyms: professional, expert
Synonyms: pronouncement, declaration
Example Sentence:
Even the best player in the world was once a
Example Sentence:
neophyte at the sport.
The news would bubble inside his gut till it
6. PRETENSION (NOUN): self-
finds utterance.
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1. FIDELITY (NOUN): Faithfulness to a We have come across unprecedented reactions
person:(विश्िस्तता) that weren’t expected.
Antonyms: treachery, disloyalty 7. PIQUANT (ADJECTIVE): sparkling:(सरस)
Example sentence: Synonyms: peppery, spicy
For many fidelity to a religion creed is Antonyms: flavorless, tasteless
admirable. Example Sentence:
We need to eat piquant dishes in order to get
the real taste of Royal Rajasthan.
2. INSISTENCE (NOUN): demand:(आग्रह)
8. RUSTICATE (VERB): expel:(दं डस्िरूप
Example Sentence: ननष्काससत करना)
Our insistence for luxuries should not cause a Synonyms: dispel, ostracize
misery to anyone. Antonyms: incorporate, inculcate
Example Sentence:
3. NEGATE (VERB): contradict:(नकारना) The principal will rusticate all the students who
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow don’t deserve to be taught in a healthy
Antonyms: allow, assist environment
Example Sentence:
The criminal will negate all charges if you failed 9. DRAPE (VERB): cover:(ढांकना)
to prove him guilty. Synonyms: wrap, envelop
4. QUEER (ADJECTIVE): abnormal:(असामान्य) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: erratic, weird The snow draped everything as the temperature
Antonyms: sensible, sound kept deteriorating.
Example Sentence:
They are queer in behavior and extremely 10. PROMOTION
uncultured in their lifestyle. (NOUN): advancement:(उन्ननत)
Synonyms: elevation, aggrandizement
5. STIMULATE (VERB): provoke:(उत्ते जित करना) Antonyms: hindrance, debasement
The teacher has to stimulate the students in
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Example Sentence:
1. WAFT (VERB): carry:(बहा ले जाना) 8. ARRAIGN (VERB): accuse:(अपिाधी
Synonyms: drift, convey ठहिाना)
Antonyms: hold, keep Synonyms: incriminate, indict
Example Sentence: Antonyms: exculpate, exonerate
They waft the information. Example Sentence:
She was arraigned on charges of
2. ROCOCO (ADJECTIVE): florid:( attempted murder.
अत्यलंकृत)
Synonyms: ornate, gilt 9. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): pertinent:
Antonyms: plain, undecorated (उपयुक्त)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: germane, relevant
It was a rococo flower-vase. Antonyms: inappropriate, improper
Example Sentence:
3. CHIMERA (NOUN): bogy:(कल्पना) There was an apposite quotation written
Synonyms: delusion, fantasy in the side of the wall.
Example Sentence: 10. ARROGATE (VERB): claim without
The economic sovereignty you claim to justification:(हड़पना)
defend is a chimera. Synonyms: confiscate, expropriate
4. PORTENT (NOUN): miracle:(कल्पना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: marvel, prodigy They arrogate to themselves the ability to
Antonyms: expectation, doom divine the nation's true interests.
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5. PERVERSION (NOUN): spoof:(विकृतत)
Example Sentence:
The absurdly lenient sentence is a
perversion of justice.
6. BURGESS (NOUN): civilian:(नागरिक)

Example Sentence:
I shall have within a year, a freehold
within the town, at which I may be
summoned, or else lose my burgess
status forever.
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1. CONDESCENSION (NOUN): disdain:(कृपा Example Sentence:
He jockeyed his machine into a dive.
लुता)
Synonyms: civility, haughtiness 7. CAULK (VERB):secure:( सन्दबन्द या
Example Sentence: कलापट्टी करना)
One should never show condescension to Synonyms: block, barricade
others. Antonyms: free, loosen
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2. EDDY (NOUN):current:(भंवर, बवन्डर) The sensitive area was caulked with the
Synonyms: whirlpool, tide iron rods.
Antonyms: calm, rest
Example Sentence: 8. CONGRUENT
Don’t know when will the eddy come to (ADJECTIVE):agreeable:(अनुकूल)
rest? Synonyms: conforming, concurring
3. LEAVEN (VERB):ferment:(उत्प्रे रण करना Example Sentence:
) The committee reached on to
Synonyms: lighten, raise a congruent decision.
Antonyms: darken, depress
Example Sentence: 9. DISSEMBLE (VERB):disguise:(ढोंग करना)
One should always try to leaven one’s Synonyms: falsify, feign
knowledge. Antonyms: unmask, disclose
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4. LOLL (VERB):lay sprawled:(आलस The little girl often dissembled her
feelings.
करना)
Synonyms: laze, loiter 10. DOTE (VERB):show excessive
Antonyms: straighten, energize fondness:(स्ने ह में डूबना)
Example Sentence:
They sing, loll and above all they drink. Synonyms: cherish, fawn
Antonyms: ignore, offend
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5. HOOK (VERB):catch:(फँसाना)
Swastika doted on her two kids.
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Synonyms: manoeuvre, engineer
Antonyms: misguide, mislead
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1. DISCERNMENT The Cabinet will recede more and more
(NOUN): perception:(समझ) from our principles, our party.
Synonyms: acumen, understanding
Antonyms: ignorance, stupidity 7.WANTON
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): extravagant:(आिारा)
Tact is skill in touching; nice perception or Synonyms: lustful, outrageous
discernment in dealing with others. Antonyms: good, moral
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2. NARCISSISM (NOUN): egotism:(अहं कार) Between 1868 and 1872 they added ten
Synonyms: arrogance, selfishness millions by wanton extravagance to the
Antonyms: shyness, timidity State debt.
Example Sentence:
Narcissism is a result of stunted growth 8. NULLIFY (VERB): cancel:(प्रभािहीि
and of childhood abuse. करिा)
Synonyms: revoke, abolish
3. MUTINY (NOUN): resistance:(विद्रोह) Antonyms: approve, allow
Synonyms: defiance, insurrection Example Sentence:
Antonyms: calm, peace Fortunately, the attempt to nullify its
Example Sentence: benefits proved ineffectual.
This was a clear case of mutiny, and the
only one in which I was ever implicated 9. ALIGN (VERB): line up:(पंक्ततबद्ध
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करिा)
4. SABOTAGE (NOUN): damage:(तोड़-फोड़)
Synonyms: array, adjust
Synonyms: vandalism, disruption Antonyms: disorder, mess up
Antonyms: fidelity, loyalty Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Similar instruction is given the troopers in
The sabotage of the Preliminary had been aligning themselves to the left.
the first local step in that direction.
10. GRAPPLE (VERB): grab:(भभड़ जािा)
5. PROTRUDE (VERB): stick out:(निकला
Synonyms: confront, cope
हुआ होिा) Antonyms: release, let go
Synonyms: extrude, extend Example Sentence:
Antonyms: shrink, sink Every blood-vessel was striving to grapple
Example Sentence: with the present.
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1. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): harsh:(बेददद ) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: cruel, strict The principal will bestow the awards to the
Antonyms: contrite, pliable meritorious students.
Example Sentence:
Adolf Hitler was a draconian leader. 8. GRIM (ADJECTIVE): depressing:(प्रवकट)
2. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): foul:(बहुत अप्रिय) Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Synonyms: toxic, pernicious Example Sentence:
Antonyms: good, healthy It was a grim night yesterday.
Example Sentence:
This perfume has a noxious smell. 9. REINFORCE (VERB): strengthen:(मजबूत
बनाना)
3. PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): wise:(कुशाग्र Synonyms: assist, augment
बुद्धि) Antonyms: discourage, obstruct
Synonyms: intelligent, astute Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dull, unperceptive Article 377 will surely reinforce the integrity
Example Sentence: of our law and order system.
This child has a perspicacious mind to solve
the questions. 10. UNWITTINGLY (ADVERB): not
knowing:(अननच्छापूवदक )
4. SPLURGY (ADJECTIVE): flamboyant:(ददखाव Synonyms: accidently, unintentionally
Antonyms: knowingly, purposefully
टी)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: showy, gaudy The little girl unwittingly let the sneaky kitten
Antonyms: plain, modest out the back door when she left for school.
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5. TIFF (NOUN): dispute:(मनम ुटाव)
Synonyms: squabble, fight
Antonyms: accord, harmony
Example Sentence:
I want to be out of this tiff.
6. SUPERVENE (VERB): follow:(पीछे आना)

Example Sentence:
The federal court decision will supersede the
decision of the lower court.
7. BESTOW (VERB): present:(िदान करना)

Synonyms: confer, entrust
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1. VITUPERATE (VERB): criticize
harshly:(ननिंदा करना) 7. FLEECE (VERB): steal:(चुराना)
Synonyms: accuse, blame Synonyms: defraud, swindle
Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate Antonyms: give, offer
Vinta Nanda Vituperated Alok Nath for his He fleeced the gold coins from the pot.
misconduct.
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2. TURPITUDE (NOUN): depravity:(भ्रष्टता) agreeable:(एक मत होना)
Synonyms: corruption, criminality Synonyms: conforming, concurring
Antonyms: decency, morality Antonyms: disagreeable
Alok was sentenced to life in prison for The committee reached on to
the acts of turpitude he committed. a concurring decision.
3. PEPSINATE (VERB): ferment:(बढ़ाना) 9. DISSIMULATE (VERB): disguise:(निपाना)

Synonyms: lighten, raise Synonyms: falsify, feign
Antonyms: darken, depress Antonyms: unmask, disclose
One should always try to pepsinate one’s The little girl often dissembles her
knowledge. feelings.
4. UNCTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): 10. UNFLAPPABLE (ADJECTIVE): cool and

ingratiating:(चापलूस) calm:(आसानी से विचललत न होने िाला)
Synonyms: buttery, smarmy Synonyms: composed, impassive
Antonyms: blunt, genuine Antonyms: disconcerted, nervous
Navneet considers me unctuous. Amit is a sheerly unflappable man.

Synonyms: clasp, lock
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someone:(प्राप्त कर ले ना)
Example Sentence:
He wangled a free ticket to the show.
1. STIFLE (VERB): Restrain:(बुझाना) She was always fretting about something
Synonyms: suppress, repress or the other.
Antonyms: release, free
Example Sentence: 7. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely
She makes no attempt to stifle a yawn. delicate:(हल्का)
2. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): Old- Antonyms: earthly, indelicate
fashioned:(अप्रचलित) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: obsolete, antiquated In this ethereal realm are the currents
Antonyms: latest, modern that make possible wireless telegraphy.
Example Sentence:
These archaic practices are advocated by 8. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE):
people of limited outlook. Chastened:(पश्चात्तापी)
Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful
3. PRUNE (VERB): Pare down:(छााँटना) Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic
Synonyms: trim, reduce Example Sentence:
Antonyms: include, increase He was so contrite that he wrote me a let
Example Sentence: ter of apology.
companies to prune their budget. 9. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): Abundance:(प्रा
4. ASCENSION (NOUN): Taking चुर्य)

over:(अधिरोहण) Synonyms: bounty, fullness
Example Sentence:
I shall come from London Town with a cor
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nucopia of presents.
He was
killed after his ascension to the throne.
10. FLOP (VERB): Slump:(धिर पड़ना)
5. STIFFEN (VERB): Make or become Synonyms: fall, drop
harder:(ठोस बनाना) Antonyms: succeed, achieve
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6. FRET (VERB): To worry:(धचढ़ना)

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1. STAID (ADJECTIVE): serious:(गंभीर) 7. STILT (NOUN): footing:(चलने के ललये
Synonyms: steady, conventional बड़े डंडे )
Antonyms: frivolous, funny Synonyms: flotation, base
Example Sentence: Antonyms: stop, opposition
He is a staid professor. Example Sentence:
The iron rods provide basic stilt to the
2. GOB (NOUN): multitude:(ढे र सारा) building.
Antonyms: individual, one 8. SQUAT (ADJECTIVE): broad:(चौड़ा)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: splay, chunky
All bakery products are found in gob at Antonyms: small, thin
this outlet. Example Sentence:
3. REVEL (NOUN): carousal:(आनंदोत्सव)
Synonyms: gaiety, gala 9. SUPERCILIOUS
Antonyms: gloom, despair (ADJECTIVE): bossy:(नकचढा)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: cocky, haughty
They all had a huge nocturnal revel out Antonyms: humble, modest
there. Example Sentence: He has
4.SUBSISTENCE (NOUN): livelihood:(जीवव
का) 10. SMUG (ADJECTIVE): pleased with
Synonyms: sustenance, gratuity oneself:(दं भी)
Antonyms: neglect, ignorance Synonyms: complacent, pompous
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unsure, unhappy with oneself
He is doing very hard work for his Example Sentence: He is utterly
smooth subsistence. a smug person.

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Ripen mangoes seduced the travellers on
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1. CONDONE (VERB): Ignore:(ध्यान न They are going through a stormy phase in
their career.
दे ना)
Synonyms: excuse, forgive 7. ESTEEM (NOUN): Respect:(आदर)
Antonyms: veto, regard
Example Sentence: Synonyms: regard, honour
I condoned him at the party. Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
Example Sentence:
It is a matter of great esteem.
2. SURMOUNT (VERB): Conquer:(विजय
पाना) 8. ALACRITOUS
Synonyms: defeat, overpower (ADJECTIVE): Quick:(फुतीला)
Antonyms: surrender, yield Synonyms: brisk, speedy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: slow, lag
He surmounted his enemy. Example Sentence:
He is so alacritous to be caught.
3. OBLOQUY (NOUN): Calumny:(ननिंदा)
Synonyms: aspersion, humiliation 9. BLABBER (VERB): Talk foolishly:(बकिास
Antonyms: commendation, exaltation करना)
Example Sentence:
His parent could not stand Synonyms: babble, blather
their obloquy at the party. Antonyms: be quiet, be silent
Example Sentence:
Don’t blabber before your boss.
4. SOLIDARITY (NOUN): Union:(एकता)
Synonyms: consensus, agreement
10. BRAG (VERB): Boast:(ड िंग मारना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: bluster, gloat
He believes in solidarity. Antonyms: be modest, be quiet
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5. HARDLINE She always brags about her
achievements.
(ADJECTIVE): Unyielding:(कट्टरपिंथ )
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Example Sentence:
Those hardline opinions he carries would
lead him no where.

storm:(प्रचण्ड)
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1. FOOTLOOSE (ADJECTIVE): Easy
going:(कह ीं भी जाने को आज़ाद) 7. WEAKENED
Synonyms: unattached, free and (ADJECTIVE): Depleted:(कमज़ोर)
easy Synonyms: exhausted, tired
Antonyms: bound, enslaved Antonyms: energetic, invigorated
I am a footloose person and so is she. His eyes were looking
painstakingly weakened.
2. ROLLICKING (ADJECTIVE): Joyous:(मौज
8. SUBLIME
उडाने वाला)
(ADJECTIVE): Magnificent:(उत्कृष्ट)
Synonyms: jaunty, spirited
Antonyms: sad, depressed Synonyms: glorious, heavenly
Example Sentence: Antonyms: inferior, lowly
We enjoyed his rollicking performance. Example Sentence:
The function we attended took place at
3. LANGUID a sublime lodge.
(ADJECTIVE): Dropping:(कमज़ोर)
9. ENSCONCE (ADJECTIVE): Situate:(आश्रय
Antonyms: energetic, lively दे ना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: stash, cache
Why are you looking so languid? Antonyms: unsettle, depart
Example Sentence:
4. MURKY (ADJECTIVE): Dark:(धींधला) There is no need to worry about the
Synonyms: gloomy, dreary witness because she is ensconced in the
Antonyms: bright, luminous safe house.
Example Sentence:
The stress lines on his face are the clear 10. DETOUR (NOUN): Deviation:(ववमागग)
sign of murky life that he is leading. Synonyms: turn, diversion
Antonyms: straightness, direction
5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming:(बााँका) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: dashing, raffish Due to metro work, traffic has to
Antonyms: boorish, adhesive follow detour.
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He is a rakish man.
6. COHORT (NOUN): Companion:(सींगी)

Example Sentence:
Adivasis and their cohort made the
violent protest.
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1.CADAVEROUS (ADJECTIVE): pale:(पीला 7. DELETERIOUS
वििर्ण)
(ADJECTIVE): detrimental:(क्षतिकर)
Synonyms: harmful, destroying
Synonyms: blanched, ashen
Antonyms: helpful, aiding
Antonyms: lively, lifelike
Example Sentence:
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Her face looked so cadaverous.
8. MOROSE (ADJECTIVE): glum:(उदास)

2. DECADENT (ADJECTIVE): corrupt:(अनै
Synonyms: grouchy, cranky
तिक) Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Synonyms: immoral, depraved Example Sentence:
Antonyms: moral, noble Her father’s funeral was a morose event
Example Sentence: which left her and her family in tears.
He is a decadent person.
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3. CASTIGATION (NOUN): punishment:(दं ड DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): meek:(सं कोची)
) Synonyms: timid, sheepish
Synonyms: chastisement, retribution Antonyms: brave, confident
Antonyms: pardon, forgiveness Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: You are kind of diffident person.
I am not afraid of castigation
10. DEBACLE (NOUN): catastrophe:(विध्िं स)
4. CAPITULATION (NOUN): giving
Synonyms: beating, collapse
in:(आत्मसपणर्) Antonyms: attainment, accomplishment
Synonyms: submission, yielding Example Sentence:
Antonyms: defending, finding When the movie was released, it was called a
Example Sentence: debacle by the audience.
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5.PRECOCIOUS
(ADJECTIVE): exceptionally
smart:(अत्याधिक बु द्धिमान)
Example Sentence:
She is extremely precocious girl of our
college.
6. PLACID (NOUN): calm:(नम्र)

Synonyms: serene, tranquil
Example Sentence:
Placid surroundings of Kashmir enthralled me
deep within.
(NOUN): inhibition:(विक्षिप्त) (NOUN): annulment:(पि परििततन)
her harm.
8. AFFABLE
2. BASTION (NOUN): bulwark:(गढ़) (ADJECTIVE): friendly:(ममलनसाि)
bastions.
3. PORTENTOUS
तिफ़)
(ADJECTIVE): alarming:(अपशकुन)
Antonyms: back, rear
Example Sentence:
He needs to practise humbleness which
She has given a portentous
is the obverse of your usual arrogance.
performance.
10. EAGER
4. WIELD (VERB): apply:(सँभालना)
(ADJECTIVE): anxious:(अधीि)
Synonyms: keen, ambitious
Antonyms: dispassionate, uneager
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The CBI was eager to prosecute the
5. DIMINUTION
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6. JIBE (VERB): conform:(मे ल खाना)

Example Sentence:
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1.BOUNTY (NOUN): prize:(उदार दान) Antonyms: arriving, coming
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: largess, bonus
Because of the exodus of so many refugees, the
Antonyms: penalty, punishment
town’s public shelters were filled to overflowing.
Example Sentence:
The cottage is filled with a bounty of fresh
flowers. 8. PLIGHT (NOUN): dilemma:(गंभीर स्थिनि)
Synonyms: predicament, quandary
2. FEAT (NOUN): accomplishment:(कमाल) Antonyms: advantage, benefit
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: triumph, victory
Most wealthy people are unaware of the plight
Antonyms: failure, forfeit
suffered by people who are hungry and homeless.
Example Sentence:
The man was honored when the king learned of his
9. ARCHETYPAL (ADJECTIVE): most
feat.
typical:(आद्यप्ररूपीय)
3. DETERMINANT (ADJECTIVE): irrefutable:( Synonyms: stereotypical, hackneyed
ननर्विवाद) Antonyms: atypical, unique
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: indisputable, irrevocable
Example Sentence:
While the health benefits of oatmeal may be 10. CHRONIC (ADJECTIVE): incessant:(चचरकाललक)
determinant, the taste might not appeal to Synonyms: persistent, continual
everyone. Antonyms: halting, ceasing
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4. WOE (NOUN): suffering:(दुःख) She has been dealing with chronic pain for several
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from the festivities, she promised a lifetime of woe
to the prince’s parents.
5. ACQUISITION (NOUN): acquirement:(अर्िन)

Antonyms: lack, failure
Example Sentence:
After appearing on a travel show, the small hotel
was experiencing an acquisition of reservations.
6. DISSUADE (VERB): thwart:(रोकना)

Synonyms: divert, prevent
Antonyms: help, aid
Example Sentence:
The purpose of the fence is to dissuade my
neighbours from trespassing on my property.
7. EXODUS (NOUN): leaving:(कूच)

Synonyms: departure, retreat
1. DECOY (NOUN): Trap: (पाश) 7. MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): Adequate:
Synonyms: attraction, inducement (पर्ााप्त)
Antonyms: honesty, frankness Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick Example Sentence:
it into the cage. The patient needs middling amount of
2. DEBONAIR (ADJECTIVE): Charming:
(मोहक)
8. MOUTHY (ADJECTIVE): Talkative:
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant (िाचाल)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: chatty, gabby
Suneet has a debonair personality. Antonyms: reticent, silent
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3. PESTILENT (ADJECTIVE): Baneful: Mohak is an extremely mouthy boy.
(प्राणघाती)
9. CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): Ill-
Synonyms: contagious, deleterious
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous tempered: (झगडालू)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
To many, homeless beggars are nothing Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
more than pestilent irritants. Example Sentence:
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): Be responsible
for: (करना) 10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): Moist: (नम)
Synonyms: carry out, commit Synonyms: clammy, muggy
dank.
5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming and
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6. ENGROSS (VERB): (मोहहत

करना): Bewitch
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1. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): Abundance: His sanctimonious expressions
(प्रचुर ता) explained his intentions.
Antonyms: need, lack 7. REFUTE (VERB): Rebut: (खंडन करना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: contradict, disprove
I shall come from London Town with a Antonyms: support, concur
cornucopia of presents. Example Sentence:
These claims have not been
2. FRET (VERB): Feel uneasy: convincingly refuted.
(चचड़चचड़ाना)
Synonyms: be upset, be anxious 8. HOSTILITY (ADJECTIVE): (विरोधभाि):
Antonyms: please, delight bitterness
Example Sentence: Synonyms: ill will, enmity
She was always fretting about Antonyms: good will, friendliness
something or the other. Example Sentence:
The townspeople showed open hostility
3. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely to outsiders.
delicate: (कोमल)
9. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): Chastened:
Antonyms: earthly, indelicate (पछताया हुआ)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful
In this ethereal realm are the currents Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic
that make possible wireless telegraphy. Example Sentence:
He was so contrite that he wrote me a
4. UNLETTERED letter of apology.
(ADJECTIVE): Uneducated: (ननरक्षर)
Synonyms: ignorant, illiterate 10. PRUNE (VERB): Pare down:(काटना/
Antonyms: educated, literate छााँटना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: trim, reduce
Such misconceptions have not been Antonyms: include, increase
confined to the unlettered masses. Example Sentence:
5. SPRIGHTLY (ADJECTIVE): Lively: companies to prune their budget.
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The sprightly old woman walks two
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6. SANCTIMONIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Self-

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1. PROCLIVITY (NOUN): Inclination:
(इच्छा/प्रवत्तृ ि) 7. PRECINCT (NOUN): Department:
Synonyms: penchant, predilection (प्रसीमा)
Antonyms: dislike, hate Synonyms: area, ward
Example Sentence: Antonyms: whole, full
Your proclivity towards him is getting Example Sentence:
on my nerves. I am working in this precinct.
2. SARTORIAL (ADJECTIVE): Pertaining 8. CONTEMPORANEOUS

to tailors: (दर्ज़ी-संबंधी) (ADJECTIVE): Coeval: (आधुननक)
Synonyms: stylish, elegant Synonyms: simultaneous,
Antonyms: frumpy, dumpy contemporary
Example Sentence: Antonyms: different, separate
Those sartorial coats made me chew Example Sentence:
the cud. The contemporaneous ringing of the
multiple phone lines kept the new
3. CAULK (VERB): Secure: (गहनी करना) receptionist very busy.
Synonyms: block, barricade
9. PUNITIVE (ADJECTIVE): Retaliatory:
Example Sentence: (दं डात्मक)
Faiz caulked me from a broken reed. Synonyms: vindictive, punishing
4. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): Protecting: Example Sentence:
(संरक्षी) Don’t be punitive otherwise you’ll get
into a soup.
Synonyms: guardian, advisory
10. QUIETUDE (NOUN): Calm:
Example Sentence:
Ajay is using tutelary fabian policy in (शांनि/संिोष)
his company. Synonyms: doldrums, hush
Antonyms: disturbance, agitation
5. PURGE (NOUN): Elimination: Example Sentence:
(पररशोध) Be quietude don’t escape your lips.
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about her purge from the contest.
6. QUANTUM (NOUN): Quantity: (मात्रा)

Example Sentence:
While quantum energy could not be
measured fully, the scientist continued
to work on the experiment.
1. PATOIS (NOUN): jargon:(खास बोली) Synonyms: reverting, deteriorating
Synonyms: argot, dialect Antonyms: forward, positive
Antonyms: standard, normal Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The company is consistently facing the
Most words were understood by retrograde growth parameter this year.
teenager, but the gentleman looked
confused at some of the words due to the 7. QUEASY (ADJECTIVE): not
teenager’s patois. feeling well:(व्याकुल)
Synonyms: sick, ill
2. PRECEPT (NOUN): law:(आदे श) Antonyms: comfortable, healthy
Synonyms: doctrine, axiom Example Sentence:
Antonyms: lawlessness, disbelief He didn’t want to do any work because he
Example Sentence: felt queasy.
Change is the precept of the nature.
8. MAMMOTH (ADJECTIVE): huge:(विशाल
3. FERMENT (NOUN): agitation and काय)
excitement among a group of Synonyms: enormous, gargantuan
people:(विक्षोभ) Antonyms: little, miniature
Synonyms: frenzy, storm Example Sentence:
Antonyms: calm, peace A mammoth project will be completed
Example Sentence: very soon.
The highest court was in a state of
ferment. 9. CONVENE (VERB): bring together for a
meeting:(एकत्र होना)
4. MAUL (VERB): Savage:(घायल करना) Synonyms: assemble, congregate
Synonyms: drub, lacerate Antonyms: disperse, separate
Antonyms: protect, guard Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The Chief Justice must convene a meeting
A boy was mauled by a lion at Lucknow of the full court.
Zoo.
10. PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow-
5. DELINEATE (VERB): describe minded:(संकुचचत)
precisely:(िर्णन करना) Synonyms: petty, limited
Synonyms: define, limn Antonyms: cosmopolitan, liberal
Antonyms: confuse, distort Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A parochial approach is not enough to get
The judge delineated the composition of success in life.
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1. EXUBERANCE (NOUN): ardor:(अधिकता) 7. INHERENTLY (ADVERB): in
Synonyms: eagerness, buoyancy characteristics way:(अंत रननहीत रूप से )
Antonyms: apathy, dullness Synonyms: naturally, genetically
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unusually, affectedly
When the exuberance of the fans threatened to Example Sentence:
get out of control, police had to be called in to The inherently dangerous nature of the bull-
usher them off the field. taming event is a major concern.
2. FLUCTUATION (NOUN): 8. POSTERITY (NOUN): all future

change:(मनमु टाव) generation of people:(भावी पीढी)
Synonyms: variation, alteration Synonyms: progeny, lineage
Antonyms: similarity, uniformity Antonyms: parent, past
Fluctuations in the yearly values could be This incident is regarded by posterity as an
caused by a variety of factors. aberration rather than a precedent.
3. INEXORABLY (ADVERB): in a way that 9. INTROSPECTION (NOUN): the

is impossible to stop:(अनवरत रूप से ) examination of one’s own mental
Synonyms: ferociously, atrociously processes.:(आत्मववश्ले षण)
Antonyms: gently, humanely Synonyms: contemplation, reflection
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ignorance, disregard
The public is enraged by the inexorable rise in Example Sentence:
petroleum prices. It is a moment for collective introspection.
4. DISSENSION (NOUN): disagreement that 10. PICK UP (ADJECTIVE): locate:(ठीक स्िान

leads to discord:(मतभे द) का पता लगाना)
Synonyms: controversy, friction Synonyms: find, discover
Antonyms: harmony, conformity Antonyms: miss, overlook
The SC has exposed an unprecedented level He had picked up a little Russian from his father.
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Synonyms: negligent, derelict
Example Sentence:
One of the problems is lax security for airport
personnel
6. OMINOUS (ADJECTIVE): giving the

worrying impression:(अननष्टसू चक)
Example Sentence:
A suggestion that is being read by some as an
ominous reference to an unknown external
hand.
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Synonyms: chitchat, gossip
1. SIPHON (VERB): transfer Antonyms: flattery, praise
illegally:(बे इमानी से ननकालना) Example Sentence:
We had a lot of banter in the locker room.
Synonyms: transport, draw off
Antonyms: conclude, finish
Example Sentence: 8. HEARTFELT (ADJECTIVE): sincere:(हार्दि
Those who failed the biometric test was क)
siphoned off with abandon. Synonyms: genuine, unaffected
Antonyms: insincere, pretended
2. REVENGE (NOUN): reaction to a wrong Example Sentence:
action:(प्रनिकार) I pay my heartfelt regards to them.
Synonyms: vengeance, retribution
Antonyms: forgiveness, pardon 9. SNITCH (VERB): reveal:(खुलासा करना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: divulge, evince
I will surely take revenge for I have suffered. Antonyms: conceal, suppress
Example Sentence:
3. RAMPAGE (NOUN): riot:(उपद्रव) Ravi is going to snitch the secret.
Synonyms: disturbance, frenzy
Antonyms: calm, harmony 10. BOOR (NOUN): clod:(असभ्य व्यष्क्ति)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: barbarian, brute
On a deadly rampage, a person killed an Antonyms: charmer, enthusiast
innocent man. Example Sentence:
Why do act as a boor?
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He was subdued by his boss.
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STAGNATION (NOUN): inactivity:(ननष्क्रिय
िा)
Antonyms: movement, activity
Example Sentence:
It is hard to bear the stagnation of the
economy.
6. MOMENTUM (NOUN): push:(िाक़ि)

Example Sentence:
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1. LAISSEZ-FAIRE (NOUN): inaction:( 7. CASTIGATE (VERB): berate:(दर्
ु व चन
अहस्तक्षेप )
कहन )
Synonyms: do-nothing policy,
Synonyms: chastise, criticize
noninterference
Antonyms: praise, laud
Antonyms: activity, involvement
Example Sentence:
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She was castigated by the teacher.
Industrialisation has made the State to shift its
emphasis from the concept of laissez-faire to
that of social welfare. 8. ABYSMAL (NOUN): bottomless:(अथ ह)
Synonyms: boundless, incalculable
2. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm:(श ांत ) Antonyms: restricted, bounded
Example Sentence:
They are a thumbs down for the abysmal
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent
quality of construction.
Example Sentence:
Afghan refugees have never been given space
9. CULPABILITY (NOUN): blameworthiness
in India nor should Baloch political dissident.
:(अभभयोज्यत )
3. ABSOLVE (VERB): To forgive; to free Synonyms: culpableness, accountability
from guilt:(मु क्त करन ) Antonyms: slimness, thinness
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: exculpate, pardon
In the circumstances, there is no evidence
Antonyms: accuse, blame
which will reflect culpability of the appellant.
Example Sentence:
Marta felt greatly relieved after her mother
absolved her for breaking the vase. 10. REVELRY (NOUN): merrymaking:(आनां
दोत्सर्)
4. BUFFOONERY (NOUN): Foolish Synonyms: debauchery, carousal
behavior:(मसखर पन) Antonyms: sadness, mourning
Synonyms: jocularity, clowning Example Sentence:
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5. GARISH (ADJECTIVE): offensively
bright:(भड़कील )
Example Sentence:
6. BALK (VERB): hesitate:(ट ल ज न )

Example Sentence:
He balked at such a drastic solution.
1. OVERREACH (VERB): (अधिक I was totally engrossed by her beauty.
करना): Overdo
7. MIDDLING (ADJECTIVE): (पर्ााप्त):
Synonyms: overact, overextend
Adequate
Antonyms: play down, decrease
Synonyms: mediocre, passable
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: extreme, exceptional
Mohak overreaches in his latest book
Example Sentence:
while his argument is not convincing.
The patient needs middling amount of
Synonyms: attraction, inducement
Antonyms: awkward, inelegant
Example Sentence:
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Suneet has a debonair personality.
We caught a rat, using a decoy to trick it
into the cage.
3. PESTILENT
Synonyms: contagious, deleterious (ADJECTIVE): (झगडालू): Ill-tempered
Antonyms: harmless, innocuous
Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: pleasant, peaceful
To many, homeless beggars are nothing
Example Sentence:
more than pestilent irritants.
4. PERPETRATE (VERB): (करना): Be
10. DANK (ADJECTIVE): (नम): Moist
responsible for
Synonyms: clammy,
Synonyms: carry out, commit
muggy
Antonyms: halt, stop
Example Sentence:
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Who would perpetrate for this crime?
The middle section of the house is fully
dank.
5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): (विलासी
जैसा): Charming and immoral
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Example Sentence:
Preeti pejorative remark made Marry cry.
6. AMALGAM (NOUN): Mixture:

1. APOGEE (NOUN): Climax: (ममश्रण)
(चरमोत्कर्ष) Synonyms: compound, fusion
Synonyms: apex, capstone Antonyms: division, separation
Antonyms: anticlimax, base Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: It was the best amalgam of respect and
As his reputation reached its apogee, he sincerity.
began to earn a great deal.
7. COALITION
2. SUBSUME (VERB): Incorporate: (ADJECTIVE): Affiliation: (र्ठबंधि)
(ककसी नियम के अंतर्षत करिा) Synonyms: alliance, confederacy
Synonyms: involve, contain Antonyms: detachment, disconnection
Antonyms: exclude, preclude Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Few politicians have formed a coalition.
Your personality has subsumed beneath
him. 8. UPFRONT (ADJECTIVE): Genuine:
(वास्तपवक)
3. ENSHRINE (VERB): Consecrate:
Synonyms: instinctive, real
(प्रनतष्ठापित करिा) Antonyms: intricate, artificial
Synonyms: preserve, revere Example Sentence:
Antonyms: desecrate, defile Divya is very upfront kind of girl.
Example Sentence:
His message that is enshrined in the 9. ASTRINGENT (ADJECTIVE): sour:
Gitika. (बंधिकारी)
Synonyms: stinging, amaroidal
4. ALLY (NOUN): Associate: (सहयोर्ी) Antonyms: delicious, savory
Synonyms: partner, colleague Example Sentence:
Antonyms: enemy, opponent Those fries taste astringent.
Example Sentence:
The PM met his American ally. 10. RAMBLING (ADJECTIVE): Aimless:
(लक्ष्यहीि)
4. PEJORATIVE
Synonyms: chaotic, erratic
(ADJECTIVE): Debasing: (अिमािजिक) Antonyms: organized, systematic
Synonyms: deprecatory, derogatory Example Sentence:
Antonyms: complimentary, praising Niraya has become thoroughly rambling.
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1. CIRCUMSPECT Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): cautious:(सतर्क) His nail biting evinced that he was
Synonyms: careful, prudent nervous for the interview.
Antonyms: careless, unwise
Example Sentence: 7. EXPIATE (VERB): to rectify:(क्षततपूततक
Circumspect doctors avoid recommending र्रना)
wrong medicines to their patients. Synonyms: amend, correct
Antonyms: worsen, destroy
2. FLUKE (NOUN): chance of Example Sentence:
occurrence:(अनायास सफलता) It is better to expiate your mistakes than
Synonyms: blessing, quirk to find excuses.
Antonyms: misfortune, certainty
Example Sentence: 8. METTLESOME
Their victory was a bit of a fluke. (ADJECTIVE): brave:(साहसी)
Synonyms: courageous, high-spirited
3. INSURMOUNTABLE Antonyms: meek, fearful
(ADJECTIVE): impossible:(अजे य) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: unbeatable, invincible Amit is a mettlesome boy.
Antonyms: attainable, defeatable 9. SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): optimistic and
Example Sentence: confident:(आशावािी)
It is an unsurmountable task to get any Synonyms: happy, cheerful
high degree without studying for it. Antonyms: morose, sad
4. INTRICATE (ADJECTIVE): very Example Sentence:
complicated or detailed:(र्ठिन) The sanguine lady started her new
Synonyms: complex, difficult business.
Antonyms: easy, straightforward
Example Sentence: 10. DEMUR (VERB): disagree:(आपत्ति
र्रना)
subject.
5. RANCOUR (NOUN): bitterness, Synonyms: vacillate, oppose
hatefulness:(द्वे ष)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: animosity, hostility There were certain reasons to demur the
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6. EVINCE (VERB): to show,
reveal:(ठिखाना)
Synonyms: manifest, demonstrate
1. UPHILL (ADJECTIVE): difficult:(कठिन) Antonyms: bridge, joint

Synonyms: tough, unimaginable Example Sentence:
Antonyms: banal, mundane The opposition and the government
Example Sentence: seemed to be focused on removing the
The article had a glorious description rift between them.
regarding the uphill task done by the
army. 7. FORTHCOMING (ADJECTIVE): coming in
future:(आिामी)
2. DROUGHT (NOUN): scarcity:(अकाल) Synonyms: new, futuristic
Synonyms: shrink, depletion Antonyms: obsolete, outdated
Antonyms: plentiful, lavish Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Ever since I was of tender age, I have
They criticized leaders who were trained for forthcoming technical
responsible for the financial drought enhancements.
faced by the nation.
8. BORROW (VERB): to take by
3. PLEA (NOUN): request:(तकक) request:(ऋण ले ना)
Synonyms: pray, appeal Synonyms: loan, beg
Antonyms: order, instruct Antonyms: snatch, rob
The doctor’s plea for silence went The new economic freedom has enabled
unheard, resulting in extreme discomfort people to borrow less and spend more.
to the patient.
9. CRISIS (NOUN): problem:(संकट-स्थितत)
4. ARREST (VERB): take in Synonyms: mayhem, doom
custody:(गिरफ्तार करना) Antonyms: prosperity, harmony
Synonyms: abstain, detain Example Sentence:
Antonyms: liberate, emancipate The writer’s crisis lies in the depiction of
Example Sentence: negative characters in a positive way and
The judge will seek reasons for the arrest vice versa.
without a legal warrant.
10. JUMBLE (VERB): disturb:(िड़बड़
5. CONFLICT (VERB): fight:(लड़ना) करना)
Synonyms: brawl, scuffle Synonyms: disturb, disorganize
Antonyms: serene, peace Antonyms: organize, arrange
They have conflicted again and again. All of us can jumble up our lives but many
few of us can arrange it properly.
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Synonyms: gird, prepare Example sentence:
Antonyms: free, let go The dire need is there to save water.
Example sentence:
The posts were braced by timber. 8. SAVVY (ADJECTIVE): calculating:(
जानकार)
2. TURGID (ADJECTIVE): swollen:(सूजा Synonyms: cunning, impeachable
Antonyms: blameless, innocent
हुआ )
Example sentence:
Synonyms: bloated, disintended Why are you being so savvy?
Example sentence: 9. CULPABLE
A turgid river was ahead his way.
(ADJECTIVE): guilty:(आपराधधक)
Synonyms: liable, cosset
3. TROVE (NOUN): accretion:(जमाव)
Antonyms: upset, hurt
Synonyms: aggregation, agglomeration Example sentence:
Antonyms: subtraction, dispersal He is a culpable minister.
Example sentence:
I saw the cellar contained a trove of rare 10. CONCOMITANT
wine.
(ADJECTIVE): contributing:(सहगामी)
Synonyms: adjuvant, coefficient
4. TURBID (ADJECTIVE): dense:(गंदा)
Antonyms: unrelated, accidental
Synonyms: muddy, murky Example sentence:
Antonyms: clear, neat She loved mountaineering, with all its
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Synonyms: ache, pang
Antonyms: advantage, blessing
Example sentence:
I was feeling twinge in my heels.
6. TAWDRY (ADJECTIVE): tacky:(घटटया)

Synonyms: cheap, sleazy
Antonyms: nice, tasteful
Example sentence:
His house was in a tawdry location.
7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): urgent:(डरावना)

Synonyms: drastic, extreme
Antonyms: approve, aid
1. EXPEDIENT Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): appropriate:(फ़ायदे मंद) He repelled the enemies away.
Synonyms: feasible, practicable
Antonyms: unfeasible, unseemly 7. INSURGENT
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): rebellious:(द्ऱोही)
We gave them an expedient solution to Synonyms: revolutionary, anarchical
their problems. Antonyms: obedient, subordinate
Example Sentence:
2. CRUMBLING The insurgent activists were killed.
(ADJECTIVE): rotting:(कमज़ोर पड़ऩा)
Synonyms: disintegrating, collapsing 8. PROVINCIAL (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: healing, restorative narrow:(सं कीर्ण)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: bigoted, hidebound
The crumbling building got destroyed in Antonyms: broad-minded, liberal
minutes. Example Sentence:
The provincial views must be changed.
3. PROVOKING
(ADJECTIVE): annoying:(गुस्स़ा भड़क़ाने 9. RETALIATE (VERB): get even with
व़ाल़ा) someone:(जै से क़ो िै स़ा दे ऩा)
Synonyms: tormenting, vexing Synonyms: reciprocate, retrospect
Antonyms: pleasing, soothing Antonyms: pardon, forgive
The provoking words of the boss made The enemy didn’t retaliate at the same
him resign. time.
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(ADJECTIVE): performed:(प्रतिप़ादन करऩा) (ADJECTIVE): thoughtful:(प्रक़ांड)
Synonyms: concluded, accomplished Synonyms: philosophical, thorough
Antonyms: incomplete, unfinished Antonyms: superficial, unintelligent
They rendered a brilliant act of the play. He took profound steps.
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Synonyms: reinforce, sustain
Example Sentence:

1. GRUBBY (ADJECTIVE): dirty:(मै ला) Antonyms: lightly, calmly

Example Sentence:
Synonyms: filthy, soiled
She listened to her father gravely.
Antonyms: clean, spotless
Example Sentence:
7. DIAPHANOUS (ADJECTIVE): light,
His white coat was grubby and stained.
airy, transparent:(पारदशी)
2. IMPREGNABLE Synonyms: flimsy, clear
(ADJECTIVE): invincible:(अखंडनीय) Antonyms: opaque, thick
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: fortified, unyielding
Sunlight poured in through the diaphanous
Antonyms: breakable, destructible
curtains, brightening the room.
Example Sentence:
The old fort with its thick, high walls was
8. BLANDISHMENT (NOUN):
virtually impregnable.
flattery:(चापलूसी)
3. CONTEMPLATE (VERB): think about Synonyms: adulation, cajolery
seriously:(विचार करना) Antonyms: criticism, condemnation
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: consider, ponder
At first he used his arts
Antonyms: neglect, reject
of blandishment and honeyed words in
Example Sentence:
Our busy schedule does not allow much
time to contemplate about the pleasant
9. QUACKERY
surroundings.
(NOUN): charlatanism:(नीमहकीमी)
4. CONSCIENTIOUS Synonyms: trickery, deception
(ADJECTIVE): thorough, Antonyms: reality, frankness
careful:(अंतविििेकशील) Example Sentence:
The meanest and most contemptible kind
of cheating is quackery.
Antonyms: careless, dishonest
Example Sentence:
The conscientious employees achieved the 10. AVENGE (VERB): retaliate:(बदला
target. लेना)
Synonyms: vindicate, punish
5. ELATION (NOUN): extreme
Antonyms: cheer, forgive
happiness:(आनं द) Example Sentence:
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Antonyms: sorrow, woe his father.
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6. GRAVELY (ADVERB): very much;

desperately:(गं भीर भाि से )
1. IMPECUNIOUS Antonyms: acceptance, allowance
(ADJECTIVE): having little or no Example Sentence:
money:(निर्धि) Only cruel teachers can
children.
Example Sentence:
Back in the eighties he was an 7. REPINE (VERB): complain:(शशकायत
impecunious, would-be racing driver. करिा)
Antonyms: appreciate, praise
balance:(स्थिरता) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: aplomb, coolness She likes to repine about her colleagues.
Antonyms: agitation, anxiety
Example Sentence: 8. FEINT (NOUN): pretense:(भुलावा)
His imperturbability always had the effect
Example Sentence:
She pretended to be making great efforts
gaudy, flashy:(बिावटी शोभा युक्त) to cope up with the course but it was
Synonyms: garish, loud merely a
Antonyms: genuine, real feint.
Example Sentence:
He believes in living a meretricious life. 9. INURE (VERB): accustom:(अभ्यथत
करिा)
Example Sentence:
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1. DAWDLE (VERB): waste time:(समय नष्ट This article had a gory description about the
ordeals faced by players who came back
करना) after loosing a match.
Synonyms: laze, saunter
6. RAMPANT (NOUN): flourishing or
spreading unchecked:(अठनयंठित)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: uncontrolled, unbridled
People hasten to ask for help but often Antonyms: restrained, moderate
dawdle when help is needed. Example sentence:
Corruption is rampant and government is
2. SCURRY (VERB): move along trying its best to control it.
swiftly:(शीघ्र चलना)
Synonyms: scamper, dash 7. FATHOM (VERB): to understand after
much thought:(पूर्ण रूप से समझना)
Antonyms: loaf, dawdle Synonyms: comprehend grasp
Example Sentence: Antonyms: misinterpret, misunderstand
The little girl scurried towards her father Example sentence:
Since I have always scored good marks I
when he called her name. cannot fathom why my teacher gave me
3. DENIGRATION poor grades.
(NOUN): belittlement:(बदनामी) 8. SPAWN (VERB): originate:(बनाना)
Synonyms: defamation, ridicule Antonyms: destroy, kill
Antonyms: cajolery, blandishment Example sentence:
Example Sentence: The new economic freedom has spawned
hundreds of new small businesses.
Those who denigrate others often do it to 9. LIMPID (ADJECTIVE): clear,
hide their own failures. transparent:(पारदशण क )
4. DRUDGERY (NOUN): tedious Synonyms: comprehensible, lucid
work:(कठिन पररश्रम) Antonyms: muddy obscure
Example sentence:
Synonyms: labor, travail The writer's limpid writing style greatly
Antonyms: lethargy, indolence pleased readers who disliked complicated
novels.
Example Sentence:
To lose weight one has to endure the 10. GRATIS (ADJECTIVE): free:(मुफ़्त)
drudgery of hard exercises. Synonyms: complementary, costless
Antonyms: costly, expensive
Example sentence:
5. ORDEAL (NOUN): unpleasant and
Gratis distribution of net is already being
prolonged experience:(कठिन परीक्षा)
applied successfully in several
Synonym: difficulty, trouble impoverished countries.
Antonyms: comfort, peace
1. PRODIGY (NOUN): (गुणी): person who He feuded unnecessarily with his

friends.
is an expert
Synonyms: virtuoso, adept
Example Sentence: (कट्टर): narrow minded
He is a prodigy in painting. Synonyms: orthodox, biased
2. WHEEDLE (VERB): (खुशामद से मना Example Sentence:
In old days most of the people had
लेना): flatter fanatical thinking.
Synonyms: cajole, coax
Antonyms: disgust, bully 8. SKULLDUGGERY (NOUN):
Example Sentence: (फरे ब): tricky behaviour
of every problem.
Antonyms: probity, modesty
Example Sentence:
3. EFFACE (VERB): (ममटाना): destroy He always knew about his brother’s
Synonyms: abolish, annihilate skullduggery towards others.
Antonyms: retain, maintain
Example Sentence: 9. QUASH (VERB): (समाप्त
He effaced the building completely.
4. EPIGRAM (NOUN): (चुटकुला): joke Synonyms: revoke, abrogate
Synonyms: witticism, quirk
Example Sentence:
For no reasons her job offer letter was
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quashed.
10. NOVICE (NOUN):
(नवमशक्षित): beginner
5. NOISY (ADJECTIVE): (उधमी): loud,
Synonyms: tyro, learner
energetic
Antonyms: expert, veteran
Synonyms: boisterous, rambunctious
Example Sentence:
Ankit was a complete novice in foreign
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It was a noisy party.
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1. BARB (NOUN): pointed comment:(कटाक्ष)
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: compliment, praise He is adored by millions because he lacks in
Example Sentence: pretension.
badly. 7. PITHY (VERB): to the point:(सारिगभि त )
2. GROVEL (VERB): kowtow:(गिड़गिड़ाना)
Antonyms: lengthy, verbose
Antonyms: authorize, command Example Sentence:
Example sentence:
In order to make it quick the teach gave pithy
They criticized leaders who grovelled for
foreign patrons. explanation for all the questions.
3. PALLIATE (VERB): to reduce the

severity:(न्यूनीकरण) 8. PERVASIVE (ADJECTIVE): which is all
Synonyms: abate, cover up over the place. :(व्यापक)
Antonyms: enlarge expose
Example sentence: Synonyms: omnipresent, prevalent
The doctor trusted that the new medication Antonyms: deficient, scanty
would palliate her patient's discomfort.
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4. AMBIVALENCE (NOUN): the state of Unemployment is a pervasive issue in India
having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas:(
उभयभागिता) touching all the classes.
Synonyms: doubt irresolution 9. HERMETIC (ADJECTIVE): airtight:(हिा
Antonyms: sureness, decisiveness बंद)
Example sentence:
The judge's ambivalence about the defendant's Synonyms: impervious, sealed
guilt caused a delay in the penalty portion of Antonyms: susceptible, penetrable
the trial.
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5. NEOPHYTE (NOUN): beginner:(निदीगक्षत) The cells were hermetic causing the prisoners
Synonyms: amateur, novice to die of suffocation.
Antonyms: professional, expert 10. UTTERANCE
Example Sentence: (NOUN): revelation:(अगभव्यगि)
Even the best player in the world was once a Synonyms: pronouncement, declaration
neophyte at the sport. Antonyms: concealment, secret
Example Sentence:
6. PRETENSION (NOUN): self- The news would bubble inside his gut till it
importance:(गिथ्यागभिान) finds utterance.
Synonyms: snobbishness, pomposity
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1. FIDELITY (NOUN): Faithfulness to a Antonyms: familiar, regular
person:(विश्िस्तता) Example Sentence:
Antonyms: treachery disloyalty
Example sentence:
7. PIQUANT
For many fidelity to a religion creed is
admirable. (ADJECTIVE): sparkling:(सरस)
2. INSISTENCE Antonyms: flavorless, tasteless
(NOUN): demand:(आग्रह) Example Sentence:
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8. RUSTICATE
Our insistence for luxuries should not
cause a misery to anyone. (VERB): expel:(दं डस्िरूप ननष्काससत
करना)
3. NEGATE Synonyms: dispel, ostracize
(VERB): contradict:(नकारना) Antonyms: incorporate, inculcate
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow Example Sentence:
Antonyms: allow, assist The principal will rusticate all the students
Example Sentence: who don’t deserve to be taught in a
The criminal will negate all charges if you healthy environment
failed to prove him guilty.
9. DRAPE (VERB): cover:(ढांकना)
4. QUEER Synonyms: wrap, envelop
(ADJECTIVE): abnormal:(असामान्य) Antonyms: unwrap, uncover
Synonyms: erratic, weird Example Sentence:
Antonyms: sensible, sound The snow draped everything as the
Example Sentence: temperature kept deteriorating.
uncultured in their lifestyle. 10. PROMOTION
(NOUN): advancement:(उन्ननत)
5. STIMULATE Synonyms: elevation, aggrandizement
(VERB): provoke:(उत्ते जित करना) Antonyms: hindrance, debasement
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6. UNPRECEDENTED
1. WAFT (VERB): carry: (बहा ले जाना)
Synonyms: drift, convey 8. ARRAIGN (VERB): accuse: (अपिाधी
Antonyms: hold, keep ठहिाना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: incriminate, indict
The air becomes vibrant with a thousand
angelic wings, which waft a balmy breeze.
Example Sentence:
She was arraigned on charges of attempted
2. ROCOCO (ADJECTIVE): florid: (
murder.
अत्यलं कृत)
Synonyms: ornate, gilt 9. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): pertinent:
Antonyms: plain, undecorated (उपयुक्त)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: germane, relevant
It was a rococo flower-vase.
Antonyms: inappropriate, improper
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3. CHIMERA (NOUN): bogy: (कल्पना) There was an apposite quotation written in the
Synonyms: delusion, monstrosity side of the wall.
Example Sentence: 10. ARROGATE (VERB): claim without
The economic sovereignty you claim to justification: (हड़पना)
defend is a chimera.
Synonyms: confiscate, expropriate
4. PORTENT (NOUN): miracle: (कल्पना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: marvel, prodigy They arrogate to themselves the ability to
Antonyms: expectation, doom divine the nation's true interests.
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The absurdly lenient sentence is a perversion
of justice.
6. BURGESS (NOUN): civilian: (नागरिक)

Example Sentence:
He is a nice burgess.
7. BOURGEOIS (ADJECTIVE): traditional:

(मध्यमिगीय)
Synonyms: conservative, middle-class
Antonyms: aristocratic, upper-class
Example Sentence:
He belonged to a rich, bored, bourgeois
family.
1. CONDESCENSION (NOUN): disdain:(कृपा Example Sentence:
He is such a likeable, amusing man.
लुता)
Synonyms: civility, haughtiness 7. CAULK (VERB):secure:( सन्िबन्ि या
Example Sentence: कलापट्टी करना)
One should never show condescension to Synonyms: block, barricade
others. Antonyms: free, loosen
Example Sentence:
2. EDDY (NOUN): current:(भंवर, बवन्डर) The sensitive area was caulked with the
Synonyms: whirlpool, tide iron rods.
Antonyms: calm, rest
Example Sentence: 8. CONGRUENT (ADJECTIVE):
Don’t know when will the eddy come to agreeable:(अनुकूल)
rest? Synonyms: conforming, concurring
3. LEAVEN (VERB):ferment:(उत्प्रे रण) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: lighten, raise The committee reached on to
Antonyms: darken, depress a congruent decision.
Example Sentence:
One should always try to leaven one’s 9. DISSEMBLE (VERB):disguise:(ढोंग करना)
knowledge. Synonyms: falsify, feign
Antonyms: unmask, disclose
4. LOLL (VERB):lay sprawled:(आलस Example Sentence:
The little girl often dissembles her
करना)
feelings .
Synonyms: laze, loiter
Antonyms: straighten, energize 10. DOTE (VERB):show excessive
Example Sentence: fondness:(स्ने ह में डूबना)
They sing, loll and above all they drink.
Synonyms: cherish, fawn
Antonyms: ignore, offend
5. HOOK (VERB):catch:(फँसाना)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: clasp, lock She doted on her two kids
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6. JOCKEY (ADJECTIVE):
amusing:(दिलचस्प)
Synonyms: entertaining, playful
Antonyms: boring, unfunny
1. DISCERNMENT 7.WANTON
(NOUN): perception:(समझ) (ADJECTIVE): extravagant:(आिारा)
Synonyms: acumen, understanding Synonyms: lustful, outrageous
Antonyms: ignorance, stupidity Antonyms: good, moral
Tact is skill in touching; nice perception or Between 1868 and 1872 they added ten
discernment in dealing with others. millions by wanton extravagance to the State
debt.
2. NARCISSISM (NOUN): egotism:(अहं कार)
Synonyms: arrogance, selfishness 8. NULLIFY (VERB): cancel:(प्रभािहीि
Antonyms: shyness, timidity करिा)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: revoke, abolish
Narcissism is a result of stunted growth and of
Antonyms: approve, allow
childhood abuse.
Example Sentence:
Fortunately, the attempt to nullify its benefits
3. MUTINY (NOUN): resistance:(विद्रोह) proved ineffectual.
Synonyms: defiance, insurrection
Antonyms: calm, peace 9. ALIGN (VERB): line up:(पं क्ततबद्ध करिा)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: array, adjust
This was a clear case of mutiny, and the only
Antonyms: disorder, mess up
one in which I was ever implicated
Example Sentence:
.
Similar instruction is given the troopers in
4. SABOTAGE (NOUN): damage:(तोड़-फोड़) aligning themselves to the left.
Synonyms: vandalism, disruption
Antonyms: fidelity, loyalty 10. GRAPPLE (VERB): grab:(भभड़ जािा)
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: confront, cope
The sabotage of the Preliminary had been the
Antonyms: release, let go
first local step in that direction.
Example Sentence:
Every blood-vessel was striving to grapple
5. PROTRUDE (VERB): stick out:(निकला with the present.
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She had no flesh left; her bones seemed to
protrude through the skin.

Example Sentence:
The Cabinet will recede more and more from
our principles, our party.
Example Sentence:
The federal court decision will supersede
1. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): harsh:(बे the decision of the lower court.
ददद )
Synonyms: cruel, strict 7. BESTOW (VERB): present:(िदान
Antonyms: contrite, pliable करना)
Example Sentence:
Adolf Hitler was a draconian leader. Synonyms: confer, entrust
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2. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): foul:(बहुत The principal will bestow the awards to
अप्रिय) the meritorious students.
Synonyms: toxic, pernicious
Antonyms: good, healthy 8. GRIM (ADJECTIVE): depressing:(प्रवक
Example Sentence: ट)
This perfume has a noxious smell.
3. PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): wis Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Example Sentence:
e:(कुशाग्रबुद्धि) It was a grim night yesterday.
Synonyms: intelligent, astute
Antonyms: dull, unperceptive 9. REINFORCE (VERB): strengthen:(मज
Example Sentence:
This child has a perspicacious mind to बूत बनाना)
solve the questions. Synonyms: assist, augment
Antonyms: discourage, obstruct
4. SPLURGY (ADJECTIVE): flamboyant: Example Sentence:
(ददखावटी) Article 377 will surely reinforce the
Synonyms: showy, dashing integrity of our law and order system.
Antonyms: plain, modest
Example Sentence: 10. UNWITTINGLY (ADVERB): not
The singer loves to wear splurgy suits knowing:(अननच्छापूवदक)
while performing. Synonyms: accidently, unintentionally
Antonyms: knowingly, purposefully
5. TIFF (NOUN): dispute:(मनमुटाव) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: squabble, fight The little girl unwittingly let the sneaky
Antonyms: accord, harmony kitten out the back door when she left for
Example Sentence: school.
I want to be out of this tiff.
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1. VITUPERATE (VERB): criticize 7. FLEECE (VERB): steal:(चुराना)
harshly:(ननिंदा करना) Synonyms: defraud, swindle
Synonyms: accuse, blame Antonyms: give, offer
Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He fleeced the gold coins from the pot.
Vinta Nanda Vituperated Alok Nath for
his misconduct. 8 8. CONCURRING (ADJECTIVE):
agreeable:(एक मत होना)
2. TURPITUDE (NOUN):
Synonyms: conforming, concurring
depravity:(भ्रष्टता) Antonyms: disagreeable
Synonyms: corruption, criminality Example Sentence:
Antonyms: decency, morality The committee reached on to
Example Sentence: a concurring decision.
Alok was sentenced to life in prison for
the acts of turpitude he committed. 9. DISSIMULATE (VERB):
disguise:(निपाना)
3. PEPSINATE (VERB): ferment:(बढ़ाना) Synonyms: falsify, feign
Synonyms: lighten, raise Antonyms: unmask, disclose
Antonyms: darken, depress Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: The little girl often dissembles her
One should always try to pepsinate one’s feelings.
knowledge.
10. UNFLAPPABLE (ADJECTIVE): cool
4. UNCTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): and calm:(आसानी से विचललत न होने
ingratiating:(चापलूस)
िाला)
Synonyms: buttery, smarmy
Synonyms: composed, impassive
Antonyms: blunt, genuine
Antonyms: disconcerted, nervous
Example Sentence:
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Navneet considers me unctuous.
Amit is a sheerly unflappable man.

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someone:(प्राप्त कर ले ना)
Example Sentence:
He wangled a free ticket to the show
1. STIFLE (VERB): Restrain:(बुझाना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: suppress, repress In this ethereal realm are the currents
Antonyms: release, free that make possible wireless telegraphy.
Example Sentence:
She makes no attempt to stifle a yawn. 8. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE):
Chastened:(पश्चात्तापी)
2. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): Old- Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful
fashioned:(अप्रचलित) Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic
Synonyms: obsolete, antiquated Example Sentence:
He was so contrite that he wrote me a letter of
Antonyms: latest, modern apology.
Example Sentence:
9. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): Abundance:(प्रा
These archaic practices are advocated by peop चुर्य)
le of limited outlook. Synonyms: bounty, fullness
3. PRUNE (VERB): Pare down:(छााँटना)
Example Sentence:
I shall come from London Town with a cornu
copia of presents.
Example Sentence:
companies to prune their budget. 10. FLOP (VERB): Slump:(लिर पड़ना)
Synonyms: fall, drop
4. ASCENSION (NOUN): Taking Antonyms: succeed, achieve
Example Sentence:
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5. STIFFEN (VERB): Make or become

harder:(ठोस बनाना)
Example Sentence:
The blood supply to the skin is reduced when
muscles stiffen.
6. FRET (VERB): To worry:(लचढ़ना)

Example Sentence:
She was always fretting about something or
the other.
7. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely
delicate:(हल्का)
1. STAID (ADJECTIVE): serious:(गंभीर) The iron rods provide basic stilt to the
building.
Synonyms: steady, conventional
Example Sentence: 8. SQUAT (ADJECTIVE): broad:(चौड़ा)
He is a staid professor. Synonyms: splay, chunky
2. GOB (NOUN): multitude:(ढे र सारा) Example Sentence:
9. SUPERCILIOUS
Example Sentence:
All bakery products are found in gob at this (ADJECTIVE): bossy:(नकचढा)
outlet. Synonyms: cocky, haughty
3. REVEL (NOUN): carousal:(आनंदोत्सव) Example Sentence: He has
10. SMUG (ADJECTIVE): pleased with
Example Sentence:
They all had a huge nocturnal revel out there. oneself:(दं भी)
4.SUBSISTENCE (NOUN): livelihood:(जीवव Antonyms: unsure, unhappy with oneself
Example Sentence: He is utterly
का) a smug person.
Synonyms: sustenance, gratuity
Antonyms: neglect, ignorance
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Synonyms: abecedarian, novice
Example Sentence:

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Ripen mangoes seduced the travellers on the
way.
7. STILT (NOUN): footing:(चलने के ललये

बड़े डंडे)
Example Sentence:
1. CONDONE (VERB): Ignore:(ध्यान न देना) 8. ALACRITOUS
Synonyms: excuse, forgive (ADJECTIVE): Quick:(फु तीला)
Antonyms: veto, regard Synonyms: brisk, speedy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: slow, lag
I condoned him at the party. Example Sentence:
He is so alacritous to be caught.
2. SURMOUNT (VERB): Conquer:(विजय
पाना) 9. BLABBER (VERB): Talk
Synonyms: defeat, overpower foolishly:(बकिास करना)
Antonyms: surrender, yield Synonyms: babble, blather
Example Sentence: Antonyms: be quiet, be silent
He surmounted his enemy. Example Sentence:
Don’t blabber before your boss.
3. OBLOQUY (NOUN): Calumny:(ननिंदा)
Synonyms: aspersion, humiliation 10. BRAG (VERB): Boast:(डींग मारना)
Antonyms: commendation, exaltation Synonyms: bluster, gloat
Example Sentence: Antonyms: be modest, be quiet
His parent could not stand their obloquy at the Example Sentence:
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Example Sentence:
He believes in solidarity.
5. HARDLINE
(ADJECTIVE): Unyielding:(कट्टरपिंथ)
Synonyms: militant, staunch
Example Sentence:
Those hardline opinions he carries would lead
him no where.

storm:(प्रचण्ड)
Example Sentence:
their career.
7. ESTEEM (NOUN): Respect:(आदर)

Synonyms: regard, honour
Antonyms: disregard, dishonour
Example Sentence:
It is a matter of great esteem.
His eyes were looking
1. FOOTLOOSE (ADJECTIVE): Easy painstakingly weakened.
going:(कहीं भी जाने को आज़ाद)
Synonyms: unattached, free and 8. SUBLIME
easy (ADJECTIVE): Magnificent:(उत्कृ ष्ट)
Antonyms: bound, enslaved Synonyms: glorious, heavenly
Example Sentence: Antonyms: inferior, lowly
I am a footloose person and so is she. Example Sentence:
The function we attended took place at
2. ROLLICKING a sublime lodge.
(ADJECTIVE): Joyous:(मौज उडानेवाला)
Synonyms: jaunty, spirited 9. ENSCONCE (ADJECTIVE): Situate:(आश्रय
Antonyms: sad, depressed देना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: stash, cache
We enjoyed his rollicking performance. Antonyms: unsettle, depart
Example Sentence:
3. LANGUID There is no need to worry about the witness
(ADJECTIVE): Dropping:(कमज़ोर) because she is ensconced in the safe house.
Antonyms: energetic, lively 10. DETOUR (NOUN): Deviation:(ववमागग)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: turn, diversion
Why are you looking so languid? Antonyms: straightness, direction
Example Sentence:
4. MURKY (ADJECTIVE): Dark:(धुंधला) Due to metro work, traffic has to
Synonyms: gloomy, dreary follow detour.
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5. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming:(बााँका)

Synonyms: dashing, raffish
Antonyms: boorish, adhesive
Example Sentence:
He is a rakish man.
6. COHORT (NOUN): Companion:(सुंगी)

Example Sentence:
Adivasis and their cohort made the violent
protest.
7. WEAKENED
(ADJECTIVE): Depleted:(कमज़ोर)
Synonyms: exhausted, tired
Antonyms: energetic, invigorated
Example Sentence:
(NOUN): inhibition:(विविप्त) (NOUN): annulment:(पि परििर्तन )
her harm.
8. AFFABLE
2. BASTION (NOUN): bulwark:(गढ़) (ADJECTIVE): friendly:(वमलनसाि)
bastions.
3. PORTENTOUS र्िफ़)
(ADJECTIVE): alarming:(अपशकु न) Synonyms: complement, counterpart
Synonyms: intriguing, haunting Antonyms: back, rear
Example Sentence: He needs to practise humbleness which
She has given a portentous is the obverse of your usual arrogance.
performance.
10. EAGER
4. WIELD (VERB): apply:(सँभालना) (ADJECTIVE): anxious:(अधीि)
Synonyms: operate, exercise Synonyms: keen, ambitious
Antonyms: fail, misuse Antonyms: dispassionate, uneager
She wielded the new rules carefully. The CBI was eager to prosecute the
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6. JIBE (VERB): conform:(मेल खाना)

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1. PLEDGE (NOUN): oath : (प्रतिज्ञा) 7. GRAVITATE (VERB): drift : (कें द्र की ओर

Synonyms: promise, vow झुकिा)
Antonyms: breach, break Synonyms: incline, tend
Example Sentence: Antonyms: ascend, increase
The UNFCCC underlined the fulfilment of Example Sentence:
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2. INADEQUATE (ADJECTIVE): lacking the 8. STAGGER (VERB): move unsteadily :

quality : (अपर्ााप्त) (लड़खड़ाकर चलिा)
Synonyms: deficient, meager Synonyms: careen, lurch
Antonyms: abundant, enough Antonyms: continue, stay
The agreement would be inadequate to keep These numbers are staggering but they are
global warming below 2°C. only the tip of the iceberg.
3. IMPERATIVE (ADJECTIVE): of vital 9. LOATHE (VERB): feel intense dislike or

importance : (अतिवार्ा) disgust for : (घृर्ा करिा)
Synonyms: compulsory, obligatory Synonyms: abhor, execrate
Antonyms: trivial, optional Antonyms: admire, cherish
It is equally imperative to examine the Unfortunately, agencies seem to be loathe to
progress of climate targets. cooperate.
4. INCLUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): including all the 10. EVOCATIVE (ADJECTIVE): memories :

services : (समेि) (उदबोधक)
Synonyms: comprehensive, broad Synonyms: expressive, redolent
Antonyms: exclusive, narrow Antonyms: forgetful, oblivious
The fastest trains are maintaining inclusive The team felt that ‘Into the heart of
speeds of 45km/sec. Darkness’ was evocative enough to bring out
a range of issues.
5. COLLABORATION (NOUN): alliance :
(सहकार्ािा)
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Example Sentence:
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6. VITAL (ADJECTIVE): essential : (महत्वपूर्ा)

Antonyms: optional, secondary
Example Sentence:
States are a vital part of the grand coalition
1. BERSERK (ADJECTIVE): Insane : (निडर)
Synonyms: crazed, maniacal 8. DEBACLE (NOUN): Catastrophe : (पराजय)
Antonyms: rational, sensible Synonyms: beating, collapse
Example Sentence: Antonyms: attainment, accomplishment
Army went berserk with an arsenal of guns. Example Sentence:
When the movie was released, it was called a
2. DORMANT (ADJECTIVE): Asleep : (निनरिय) debacle by the audience.
Antonyms: active, wakeful BEFOUL (VERB): Defile : (गंदा करिा)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dishonor, pillage
Why do you look so dormant all the time? Antonyms: honor, praise
Example Sentence:
3. DIFFIDENT (ADJECTIVE): Meek : (संकोची) Many graves were befouled.
Antonyms: brave, confident 10. DEMUR (VERB): Object : (मि डांवाडोल
Example Sentence: िोिा)
Sia is a kind of diffident person. Synonyms: refuse, dissent
Antonyms: support, help
4. INORDINATE (ADJECTIVE): Undue : Example Sentence:
(असामान्य) She demurred enter into the new business
Synonyms: pricey, steep deal.
Antonyms: cheap, moderate
Example Sentence:
The case had taken up an inordinate amount
of time.
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Antonyms: entrance, arrival
Example Sentence:
They hinted at the direct means of access and
egress for passengers.
6. ENGROSS (VERB): Bewitch : (मोनित करिा)

Example Sentence:
Yesterday Priyanshi engrossed everybody at
the party.
7. DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE): Charismatic :

(गनतशील)
Synonyms: effective, energetic
Antonyms: lethargic, lifeless
Example Sentence:
Vishal has a very dynamic personality.
1.PATOIS (NOUN): jargon : (जनपदीय बोली) He didn’t want to do any work because he
Synonyms: argot, dialect felt queasy.
Antonyms: standard, normal
Example Sentence: 8. MAMMOTH (ADJECTIVE): huge : ()
Most words were understood by teenager, Synonyms: enormous, gargantuan
but the gentleman looked confused at some
of the words due to the teenager’s patois.
Antonyms: little, miniature
2. PRECEPT (NOUN): law : (ननयम) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: doctrine, axiom A mammoth project will be completed very
Antonyms: lawlessness, disbelief soon.
Example Sentence:
Change is the precept of the nature. 9. DANK (ADJECTIVE): moist : (नम)
3. LAX (ADJECTIVE): careless : (ढीला) Antonyms: parched, dry
Synonyms: negligent, derelict Example Sentence:
Antonyms: strict, careful The kitchen was very dank.
Example Sentence:
One of the problems is lax security for airport 10. PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow-minded
personnel : (संकीर्ण)
Synonyms: petty, limited
4. MAUL (VERB): Savage : (आलोचना करना) Antonyms: cosmopolitan, liberal
Synonyms: drub, lacerate Example Sentence:
Antonyms: protect, guard A parochial approach is not enough to get
Example Sentence: success in life.
A boy was mauled by a lion at Lucknow Zoo.
5. CIPHER (NOUN): Nonexistence : (शून्य)

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Example Sentence:
He is worried of his cipher.
6. RETROGRADE (ADJECTIVE): Declining :

(नपछडा हुआ)
Example Sentence:
The company is consistently facing the
retrograde growth parameter this year.
7. QUEASY (ADJECTIVE): not feeling well :

(निशाल)
Synonyms: sick, ill
Antonyms: comfortable, healthy
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: avoid, dodge
1. KEEL (VERB): turn over on its side : (उलटना) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: plunge, overturn As we wade gingerly across to the other
Antonyms: ascend, straighten bank, we realize we would be lost without
Example Sentence: the boys.
It might keel at any minute, we must aware
of it. 8. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): apparently: ()
2. COALESCENCE (NOUN): clotting: (थक्के) Antonyms: improbably, unlikely
Synonyms: clump, cluster Example Sentence:
Antonyms: individual, opening Ostensibly, this is being done to make
Example Sentence: educational facilities available.
By coalescence of the endoderm-layers, the
coelenteron may be reduced to vessels. 9. PITHY (ADJECTIVE): vigorously expressive:
(सारगर्भित)
3. INAUGURATION (NOUN): launch: (उद्घाटन) Synonyms: cogent, concise
Synonyms: commencement, induction Antonyms: impotent, lengthy
Antonyms: conclusion, adjournment Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: None liked his pithy comments.
The minister inaugurated the programme.
10. PILLAGE (VERB): rob a place using
4. RESUMPTION (NOUN): restart: (पुनरारं भ ) violence: (लूटना)
Synonyms: revival, resurgence Synonyms: loot, maraud
Antonyms: destruction, suppression Antonyms: receive, construct
He made an early resumption of peace and Those people pillaged the town.
talks.
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Example Sentence:
The city earlier had a sizable Jewish
population.
6. SERMON (NOUN): a talk on a religious

subject: (धर्मोपदेश)
Example Sentence:
The spiritual Guru has just finished his
sermon.
7. WADE (VERB): walk with effort through

liquid: (प्रकट रूप से)
Synonyms: paddle, drudge
History is replete with odious instances of
1. INEQUITY (NOUN): unfairness: (असमता) countries that have differentiated between
Synonyms: injustice, partiality citizens in the past.
Example Sentence: 7. THRIVE (VERB): prosper: (कामयाब होना)
We are not doing inequity with the Synonyms: flourish, bloom
employees. Antonyms: cease, decrease
Example Sentence:
2. DEVASTATING (ADJECTIVE): highly It appears to believe that English can’t thrive
destructive or damaging: (भयानक) as long as French survives.
Synonyms: calamitous, disastrous
Antonyms: blessed, fortunate 8. MAGNANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE): generous:
Example Sentence: (उदार)
The devastating effects of these civil wars Synonyms: altruistic, charitable
were most disastrous to the trade. Antonyms: mean, selfish
Example Sentence:
3. EXPLOITATION (NOUN): misuse: (शोषण) The panel is more magnanimous than Article
Synonyms: ill-treatment, wringing 120(2).
Antonyms: hospitable, generous
Example Sentence: 9. PALPABLE (ADJECTIVE): visible: (स्पष्ट)
It was an exploitation of the patented Synonyms: noticeable, credible
invention. Antonyms: ambiguous, doubtful
Example Sentence:
4. RENEGE (VERB): go back on a promise: The committee’s fervour is palpable in every
(इनकार करना) recommendation.
Synonyms: reverse, welsh
Antonyms: correction, accuracy 10. STRIVE (VERB): make great efforts to
Example Sentence: achieve something : (प्रयास करना)
People have reneged on a core promise laid Synonyms: aim, attempt
out in the preamble of the constitution. Antonyms: neglect, dissuade
Example Sentence:
5. STIGMATISE (VERB): disgrace: (भर्तससना They strive to make their respective
करना) languages prominent in governance and
Synonyms: defame, denounce education.
Antonyms: exalt, praise
Example Sentence:
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6. REPLETE (ADJECTIVE): filled or well

supplied with something : (भरा हुआ)
Example Sentence:
7. ARID (ADJECTIVE): Parched: (शु ष्क)
1. BALK (VERB): Prevent: (स्र्कावट डालना) Synonyms: dreary, dry
Synonyms: obstruct, hinder Antonyms: humid, damp
Antonyms: allow, permit Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: This time I am arid in telling you fables
Somehow I managed to balk laughing. otherwise I know the ropes.
2. AVOW (VERB): Acknowledge: (खुल कर 8. AVID (ADJECTIVE): Ardent: (उत्सु क)

कहना) Synonyms: devoted, fervent
Antonyms: apathetic, cold
Synonyms: declare, concede
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignore, refuse
He is an avid man with larger than life
Example Sentence:
perspective.
Nobody avows my work, moreover I don’t
like to blow my own trumpet.
9. ARCANE (ADJECTIVE): Hidden: (रहस्य का)
3. AUGUST (ADJECTIVE): Acclaimed: (प्रतापी) Synonyms: mystic, occult
Antonyms: known, familiar
Synonyms: grand, eminent
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: ignoble, despicable
I can’t paint to save my life it’s
Example Sentence:
my arcane weakness.
He is an august man I think Police is barking
up the wrong tree.
10. ADDLE (VERB): Confuse: (घबडाया हुआ)
4. ALACRITY (NOUN): Promptness: (तत्परता) Synonyms: baffle, befuddle
Antonyms: explain, clarify
Synonyms: alertness, avidity
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: dullness, lethargy
Everybody witnessed, you
Example Sentence:
got addled yesterday, your debate had more
India showed alacrity in extending the olive
holes than a swiss cheese.
branch to Pakistan.
5. ADO (NOUN): Fuss: (हलचल)

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It has made great ado already, let’s call it a
day.
6. ARTICULATE (VERB): Hinge: (साफ़ साफ़

बोलना)
Synonyms: join, integrate
Antonyms: disjoin, disconnect
Example Sentence:
I articulate his company once in a blue moon.
His savory attitude will help him to
1. GLOSS OVER (VERB): fail to do : (उपेक्षा) get promotion.
Synonyms: bypass, disregard
Antonyms: attend, regard 8. MELLOW (ADJECTIVE): ripe : (पररपक्व)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: delicate, soft
Shreyansh handed over the résumé that Antonyms: harsh, healthy
glossed over the applicant's lack of Example Sentence:
experience. She was staring at the mellow evening sky.
2. SOOTHE (VERB): calm : (शाांत करना) 9. DWINDLE (VERB): wane : (िुर्बल होना)
Synonyms: allay, appease Synonyms: abate, decay
Antonyms: aggravate, agitate Antonyms: develop, enhance
He tried his best to soothe his wife. Water the plant otherwise it will dwindle
very soon.
3. DULCIFY (VERB): pacify : (शाांत करना)
Synonyms: assuage, curb 10. SHRINK (VERB): become smaller :
Antonyms: incite, irritate (न्सकु ड़ना)
Example Sentence: Synonyms: decrease, diminish
He dulcified his hunger by eating apple. Antonyms: enlarge, extend
Example Sentence:
4. EBULLIENT (ADJECTIVE): enthusiastic : I saw a virus through microscope, it was
(आनन्दित) shrinking.
Synonyms: brash, chipper
Antonyms: depressed, down
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5. EFFERVESCENT (ADJECTIVE): fizzing :

(चमकता हुआ)
Synonyms: bubbly, airy
Example Sentence:
Effervescent sight of this lake can make you
crazy.
6. LUSCIOUS (ADJECTIVE): delicious : (सुस्वाि)

Example Sentence:
She cooks luscious food.
7. SAVORY (ADJECTIVE): pleasing : (दिलकश)

Synonyms: aromatic, fragrant
Antonyms: stinking, sour
Example Sentence:
1. ROGUISH (ADJECTIVE): deceitful : 7. CANDID (ADJECTIVE): honest :

(धोखेबाज) (स्पष्टवादी)
Synonyms: devilish, playful Synonyms: blunt, forthright
Antonyms: real, valid Antonyms: biased, tactful
What a roguish pair of eyes! His candid effort towards making his
country great.
2. CONTEMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE):
arrogant : (तिरस्कारपूर्ण ) 8. TRICKY (ADJECTIVE): complicated :
Synonyms: disdainful, haughty (छर्ी)
Antonyms: humble, praising Synonyms: complex, critical
Example Sentence: Antonyms: certain, direct
He is a very contemptuous person. Example Sentence:
This question is too tricky to solve.
3. CHEEKY (ADJECTIVE): impudent :
(तिर्णज्ज ) 9. OBDURATE (ADJECTIVE): stubborn :
Synonyms: bold, brash (हठी)
Antonyms: afraid, fearful Synonyms: adamant, bullhead
Example Sentence: Antonyms: gentle, submissive
What will you do cheeky boy? Example Sentence:
Obdurate boys do not get everything that
4. MEEK (ADJECTIVE): shy : (िम्र) they want.
Antonyms: bold, brave 10. DOGGED (ADJECTIVE): determined :
Example Sentence: (दृढ़)
He was rejected because of his meek Synonyms: relentless, resolute
nature. Antonyms: irresolute, weak
Example Sentence:
5. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm : (शाांि) He is a dogged person for his work.
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6. IMPORTUNATE
(ADJECTIVE): demanding : (हठी)
Example Sentence:
This is an importunate thing.
1. INEQUITY (NOUN): unfairness: (असमता) History is replete with odious instances of
Synonyms: injustice, partiality countries that have differentiated between
Antonyms: equity, fairness citizens in the past.
Example Sentence:
We are not doing inequity with the 7. THRIVE (VERB): prosper: (कामयाब होना)
employees. Synonyms: flourish, bloom
Antonyms: cease, decrease
2. DEVASTATING (ADJECTIVE): highly Example Sentence:
destructive or damaging: (भयानक) It appears to believe that English can’t thrive
Synonyms: calamitous, disastrous as long as French survives.
Antonyms: blessed, fortunate
Example Sentence: 8. MAGNANIMOUS (ADJECTIVE): generous:
The devastating effects of these civil wars (उदार)
were most disastrous to the trade. Synonyms: altruistic, charitable
Antonyms: mean, selfish
3. EXPLOITATION (NOUN): misuse: (शोषण) Example Sentence:
Synonyms: ill-treatment, wringing The panel is more magnanimous than Article
Antonyms: hospitable, generous 120(2).
Example Sentence:
It was an exploitation of the patented 9. PALPABLE (ADJECTIVE): visible: (स्पष्ट)
invention. Synonyms: noticeable, credible
4. RENEGE (VERB): go back on a promise: Example Sentence:
(इनकार करना) The committee’s fervour is palpable in every
Synonyms: reverse, welsh recommendation.
Antonyms: correction, accuracy
Example Sentence: 10. STRIVE (VERB): make great efforts to
People have reneged on a core promise laid achieve something : (प्रयास करना)
out in the preamble of the constitution. Synonyms: aim, attempt
5. STIGMATISE (VERB): disgrace: (भर्तससना Example Sentence:
करना) They strive to make their respective
Synonyms: defame, denounce languages prominent in governance and
Antonyms: exalt, praise education.
Example Sentence:
This action will stigmatise a set of citizens for
their poverty.
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Example Sentence:
demand We have come across unprecedented
Synonyms: urging, emphasis reactions that weren’t expected.
Example Sentence: 7. PIQUANT (ADJECTIVE):
contradict We need to eat piquant dishes in order to
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow get the real taste of Royal Rajasthan.
Example Sentence: 8. RUSTICATE (VERB): (तनष्कातिि
3. QUEER (ADJECTIVE): (तवतित्र) Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
4. STIMULATE (VERB): (उत्तेतिि Example Sentence:
Synonyms: elate, arouse temperature kept deteriorating.
Example Sentence: 10. PROMOTION (NOUN):
Synonyms: prickle, prong They have got the promotion because they
Antonyms: kindness, praise deserved it in one way or the other.
Example Sentence:
badly.
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Antonyms: ordinary, low- class
1. SECEDE (VERB): (छोड़ना): pull away Example Sentence:
Synonyms: abdicate, leave Abhinay belonged to an elite class.
Antonyms: hold, remain
Example Sentence: 7. RANT (VERB): (डाांटना): to taunt or
The small island nation opted to secede scold
from its mothering country. Synonyms: yelling, raving
2. CLANDESTINE (ADJECTIVE): (गुप्त): Example Sentence:
done secretively Prithwi spent hours ranting about the hike
Synonyms: covert, fraudulent in gasoline prices.
Example Sentence: 8. MOURN (VERB): (शोक करना): be sad
Natasha requested me to keep her idea over loss
clandestine. Synonyms: lament, regret
3. ENGULF (VERB): (आत्मसात करना): Example Sentence:
consume We mourn the loss of our great leader.
Antonyms: neglect, uncover 9. MONSTROSITY (NOUN): (सनकी):
Example Sentence: freak
We in this generation do not engulf Synonyms: abnormality, deformity
ourselves in the long-lived traditions. Antonyms: beauty, simplicity
Example Sentence:
4. ENCOMIUM (NOUN): (गुणानुवाद): Paarth hates thinking alone and regards it
tribute as a monstrosity.
Antonyms: blame, criticism 10. CLOWNING (NOUN): (मूर्खता):
Example Sentence: foolery
Shivi has written an encomium celebrating Synonyms: prank, nonsense
the art form. Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness
Example Sentence:
5. ENGENDER (VERB): (पैदा करना): His acts are no less than clowning.
cause or give rise
Synonyms: arouse, instigate
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6. ELITE (NOUN): (अनन्य): a select group

that is superior
Synonyms: exclusive, noble
1. YEARN (VERB): ( उत्कट इच्छा They will orchestrate the meeting for
you.
होना): desire strongly
Synonyms: crave, covet
Antonyms: abjure, dislike 7. LOUT (NOUN): ( गांवार ): boor
Example Sentence: Synonyms: brute, slob
I am yearning for waterballs. Antonyms: gentle, mild
Example Sentence:
He is a lout person.
2. JABBER (VERB): (गपशप करना):
babble
8. STEREOTYPED (ADJECTIVE):
Synonyms: chatter, gab
Antonyms: be silent, be quiet (मांद): banal
Example Sentence: Synonyms: dull, hackneyed
Anahita likes to jabber a lot. Antonyms: fresh, new
Example Sentence:
It was a stereotyped movie.
3. UTOPIA (NOUN): (आदशशलोक ):
bliss
Synonyms: paradise, ideal place 9. VEHEMENCE (NOUN): ( जोश):
Antonyms: hell, place of the intensity
condemned Synonyms: fervor, frenzy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: peace, peacefulness
I live in a utopia. Example Sentence:
The vehemence of his temper was
controlled by an affectionate
4. SLING (VERB): ( टाांगना ): throw
disposition.
Synonyms: hoist, hurl
Antonyms: receive, keep
Example Sentence: 10. TRAVESTY (NOUN): (व्यांग्य):
When I tried to do it with the sling on, mockery
I lost my balance. Synonyms: spoof, satire
Example Sentence:
5. VILIFY (VERB): ( बदनाम करना):
Allowing students to cheat in tests is
criticize
a travesty of education.
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6. ORCHESTRATE (VERB): ( क्रमबद्ध

करना ): organize
Example Sentence:
6. LAX (ADJECTIVE): (सुस्त): slack,
1. STOUT (ADJECTIVE): ( बलवान): remiss
strong Synonyms: careless, lenient
Synonyms: sturdy, robust Antonyms: attentive, careful
Antonyms: tender, wobbly Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Her lax attitude left people thinking
Ishant had armed himself with a stout she was disinterested.
stick.
7. MAIM (VERB): ( पंगु बनाना):
2. OCCULT (ADJECTIVE): (गुप्त): cripple, put out of action
mysterious Synonyms: disable, disfigure
Synonyms: concealed, Antonyms: care, aid
hidden Example Sentence:
Antonyms: bare, exposed If you do not want your vicious dog to
Example Sentence: maim or fatally injure people, then you
Their marriage is an occult ceremony. should put him down.
8. MANGLE (VERB): (वध करना):
3. IMPUTE (VERB): (आरोप mutilate, deform
लगाना): attribute Synonyms: bruise, contort
Synonyms: ascribe, accredit Antonyms: beautify, repair
Example Sentence:
How should I fret to mangle every
Example Sentence:
line?
The crimes were imputed to Vikas.
9. NADIR (NOUN): ( वनम्नतम):
4. LAMENT (VERB): (ववलाप): to lowest point
mourn or grieve deeply Synonyms: base, bottom
Antonyms: top, highest point
Synonyms: bemoan, deplore
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: relieve, celebrate
The sun does not spring at once from
Example Sentence:
the nadir to the zenith.
I lament for those who binge believe
drinking is a fun.
10. ODIUM (NOUN): (लोकद्वेष):
5. LUCRE (NOUN): ( धन): money, shame, dishonor
profits
Antonyms: affection, approval
Synonyms: capital, cash
Antonyms: bills, debt Example Sentence:
Because of my odium for the
Example Sentence:
Gangsters searched the house for politician’s views, I have no plans to
vote for him.
hidden lucre but found nothing.
1. INTREPID (ADJECTIVE): (निडर): responsibility.
fearless
Synonyms: courageous, heroic 7. TUMULT (NOUN): (कोलाहल):
Antonyms: afraid, fearful agitation
Example Sentence: Synonyms: commotion,
I am an intrepid person. convulsion
2. BALMY (ADJECTIVE): (सौम्य): mild Example Sentence:
Synonyms: moist, tropical These days tumult and fracas is going on
Antonyms: balanced, inclement in Delhi.
Example Sentence:
This fabric gives a balmy effect on the 8. CONDONE (VERB): (माफ करिा):
viewer’s eye. excuse
Synonyms: forget, forgive
3. ABROGATE (VERB): (अनिनिषेध Antonyms: deny, refuse
करिा): abolish Example Sentence:
Synonyms: annul, invalidate She said to the teacher kindly condone my
Antonyms: approve, permit faults.
Example Sentence:
Thus the new rule was abrogated. 9. OBLOQUY (NOUN): (अपमाि):
calumny
4. RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE): (गंिीर): Synonyms: aspersion, censure
abstruse Antonyms: approval, exaltation
Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic Example Sentence:
Antonyms: obvious, simple He faced obloquy by them.
Example Sentence:
The new colony is full 10. BEDLAM (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था):
of recondite apartments. chaotic situation
5. PROPINQUITY (NOUN): (सानिध्य): Antonyms: calmness, silence
closeness Example Sentence:
Synonyms: affinity, nearness In the absence of a teacher, the classroom
Antonyms: remoteness, distance was in a bedlam.
Example Sentence:
I felt deep propinquity between them.
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6. ABNEGATE (VERB): (अस्वीकार
करिा): renounce
Example Sentence:
1. ENCROACH (VERB): (अतिक्रमण
करना): impinge 7. MOUSY (ADJECTIVE): (सांकोिी):
Synonyms: intrude, infringe introverted
Antonyms: keep off, ignore Synonyms: drab, shy
Example Sentence: Antonyms: confident, fancy
The Chinese army continues to encroach on Example sentence:
Indian territory. Garima is a mousy person.
2. EMBEZZLE (VERB): (जाली बनाना): 8. IMPAIRED (ADJECTIVE): (तबगडा

misuse हुआ): marred
Synonyms: forge, swindle Synonyms: faulty, flawed
Antonyms: reimburse, compensate Antonyms: perfect, unbroken
He was caught embezzling money from his She has an impaired vision.
client.
9. EARNEST (ADJECTIVE): (उत्सुक):
3. JOCULAR (ADJECTIVE): (तिनोद- sincere
तिय): Funny Synonyms: fervent, passionate
Synonyms: humorous, playful Antonyms: frivolous, silly
Antonyms: gloomy, sad Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: His earnest approach made him winner.
4. JIBE (VERB): (सहमि होना): To agree (अनुतिि): immoral
Synonyms: harmonize, conform Synonyms: uncivilized, unethical
Antonyms: disagree, differ Antonyms: cultured, civilized
I do not jibe with his idea. The judge deemed the torture and killings
5. TRANQUIL (ADJECTIVE): (शाांितित्त): of innocent people to be unconscionable.
peaceful
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6. TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): (सांरक्षक):
Protecting
Example Sentence:
He was acting as a tutelary brother for me
that day.
7. CORDIAL (ADJECTIVE): (सौहादबपूर्ब):
1. PRECIPICE (NOUN): (खड़ी चट्टान): Warm-hearted
Steep Synonyms: affable, friendly
Synonyms: cliff, crag Antonyms: hostile, indifferent
Antonyms: plain, straight Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: If you treat people in a cordial manner,
There was a deep precipice along the road. they will treat you well also.
2. FRAIL (ADJECTIVE): (दुर्बल): weak
Synonyms: breakable, feeble 8. ELOQUENCE (NOUN): (वाग्मिता):
Antonyms: hearty, strong fervor
Example sentence: Synonyms: diction, fluency
He has become so frail that he can’t stand Antonyms: incompetence, inarticulateness
properly. Example Sentence:
3. KIBBLE (VERB): (टु कड़े टु कड़े करना): His eloquence is made him hero among all
Crush the aspirants.
Antonyms: build, liberate 9. FLEECE (VERB): (ठगना): con
Example Sentence: Synonyms: defraud, dupe
I kibbled red black pepper and cheese in Antonyms: help, be honest
my dish. Example sentence:
Synonyms: gathering, roster 10. SPLOSH (VERB): (पाऩी का छपका
Antonyms: division, separation डालना): Sprinkle
Example Sentence: Synonyms: splash, moisten
They mustered at the playground. Antonyms: collocate, cluster
Example Sentence:
5. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): (नष्ट र्ल She sploshed water over the plants.
/अशक्त): Self-indulgent
Synonyms: spoilt, destroyed
Antonyms: disciplined, proper
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6. JOSTLE (VERB): (संघर्ब करना): To

Example Sentence:
1. VIRTUOSO (NOUN): (गुणी): person Antonyms: liberal, unprejudiced
who is an expert Example Sentence:
Synonyms: prodigy, adept In old days most of the people
Antonyms: amateur, ignoramus had fanatical thinking.
Example Sentence:
He is a virtuoso in painting. 8. SKULLDUGGERY (NOUN): (फरे ब ):
tricky behaviour
2. EPIGRAM (NOUN): (चुटकु ला): joke Synonyms: chicanery, crafty
Synonyms: witticism, quirk Antonyms: probity, modesty
Antonyms: seriousness, sincerity Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: He always knew about his
He is an expert in cracking epigrams. brother’s skullduggery towards others.
3. WHEEDLE (VERB): (खुशामद से मना 9. QUASH (VERB): (समाप्त करना):

लेना): flatter cancel
Synonyms: cajole, coax Synonyms: revoke, abrogate
Antonyms: disgust, bully Antonyms: permit, authorize
To wheedle your boss is not a solution of For no reasons her job offer letter
every problem. was quashed.
4. EFFACE (VERB): (ममटाना): destroy 10. TYRO (NOUN): (नवमशमित):

Synonyms: abolish, annihilate beginner
Antonyms: retain, maintain Synonyms: novice, learner
Example Sentence: Antonyms: expert, veteran
He effaced the building completely. Example Sentence:
You may be a tyro at golf now, but with
5. RAMBUNCTIOUS time and practice, you will master the
sport.
(ADJECTIVE): (उधमी): loud, energetic
Synonyms: boisterous, noisy
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He feuded unnecessarily with his friends.
Synonyms: orthodox, biased
Antonyms: disinclination, antipathy
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1. PUTATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (कल्पित): towards the toppers.
presumed
Synonyms: presumptive, supposed 7. PIQUE (NOUN): (नाराजी): anger
Antonyms: proven, real Synonyms: annoyance, displeasure
Example sentence: Antonyms: delight, happiness
Many people see garlic juice as a putative Example sentence:
cure of runny noses. Alisha walked out of the room in a fit of
pique.
2. WEARABLE (ADJECTIVE): (िहनने
योग्य): (especially of clothing) easy to wear. 8. IRATE (ADJECTIVE): (क्रुद्ध): extremely
Synonyms: suitable, appropriate angry.
Antonyms: not suitable, unfavorable Synonyms: furious, angered
Example Sentence: Antonyms: calm, quiet.
Are these clothes wearable for the party? Example Sentence:
The irate customer is still shouting.
3. PUSILLANIMOUS
9. DISARMING
(ADJECTIVE): (कायर): fearful
(ADJECTIVE): (ल्नरस्त्रीकरण): winning
Synonyms: afraid, cowardly
Antonyms: bold, brave favor or confidence
Example sentence: Synonyms: convincing,
The authorities are too pusillanimous to ingratiating Antonyms: despicable,
deal with this situation. disgusting
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4. PETULANT Rahim said that he approached with a
disarming smile.
(ADJECTIVE): (ढीठ): crabby
Synonyms: impatient, cranky 10. ACCESSIBILITY (NOUN):
(अल्िगम्यता/ िहुँच ): capable of being
Example sentence:
I was sick and petulant, and finally reached.
quarrelled with my friend. Synonyms: approachability, affordable
Antonyms: unreachable, inconvenience
Example Sentence:
5. ABSENTEEISM (NOUN): (अनुिल्थिल्त):
There is no accessibility to this place.
habitual absence from work.
Synonyms: truancy, emptiness
Antonyms: presence, witness
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6. PROCLIVITY (NOUN): (प्रवृल्ि):

inclination
1. UBER (ADJECTIVE): (शानदार): super, Example Sentence:
extreme or outstanding. It is very difficult to delineate this chapter in
Synonyms: magnificent, extraordinary few words.
Antonyms: worthless, useless
Example Sentence: 7. ABSURD (ADJECTIVE): (बेतुका):
It’s an uber ride. inconsistent with reason, logic or common
sense.
2. NOSTRUM (NOUN): (औषध): cure Synonyms: idiotic, illogical
Synonyms: panacea, potion Antonyms: logical, sensible
Antonyms: disease, injury Example Sentence:
Example sentence: What an absurd idea !
Supermarket shelves are lined with
nostrums claiming to alleviate flu 8. ABASEMENT (NOUN): (मानहाषन): A
symptoms. low or downcast state.
3. ADORABLE (ADJECTIVE): (प्यारा): Antonyms: praising, commendable
lovable especially in a childlike or naive Example Sentence:
way. Every disaster brought my brother into an
Synonyms: lovely, gullible attitude of abasement.
Antonyms: hateful, mature
Example Sentence: 9. PREVARICATE (VERB): (छलकपट
What an adorable set of twins! करना): belie
Synonyms: cavil, con
4. FOUL (ADJECTIVE): (कलुषषत): highly Antonyms: be honest, tell truth
offensive; arousing aversion or disgust. Example sentence:
Synonyms: bad, rotten British ministers continued to prevaricate
Antonyms: fair, good on the issue.
Example Sentence:
From where this foul smell is coming? 10. PROPINQUITY (NOUN): (साषिध्य):
closeness
5. PUTREFACTION (NOUN): (सड़न): Synonyms: togetherness, nearness
decay Antonyms: distance, remoteness
Synonyms: adulteration, decomposition Example sentence:
Antonyms: betterment, growth My maternal uncle is in great propinquity
Example sentence: with me.
At an early age Mathew contributed to our
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6. DELINEATE (VERB): (षिषित करना):
describe; outline
You are not a God that your forecast is

1. DISTINGUISH (VERB): (अंतर करना): going to be happened.
tell the difference
Synonyms: analyze, categorize 7. DISTRAUGHT (ADJECTIVE): (व्याकु ल):
Antonyms: allow, combine very upset
Example Sentence: Synonyms: agitated, anxious
Distinguish the matter as soon as possible. Antonyms: balanced, calm
Example Sentence:
2. EXTRICATE (VERB): (अलग करना): get She burst into a little peal of laughter as she
out of a situation looked into his distraught face.
Synonyms: detach, extract
Antonyms: attach, connect 8. PREMEDITATED (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (पूर्ाचिचततत): planned
Amay was trying to extricate himself from Synonyms: calculated, deliberate
official duties. Antonyms: accidental, casual
Example Sentence:
3. ENTANGLE (VERB): (उलझाना): involve Had it really been premeditated that he
Synonyms: confuse, complicate should fall into that camp?
Example Sentence: 9. RIG (VERB): (र्स्र पहनना): dress
Don’t entangle those people in your project Synonyms: equip, furnish
as they are not trustworthy. Antonyms: disrobe, uncover
Example Sentence:
4. ENSNARE (VERB): (जाल में फं साना): The children return from Box Hill, and are
trap rigged out for church.
Antonyms: free, liberate 10. COMPOSITE (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (संचमचित): mixed
Don't let anyone ensnare you. Synonyms: complex, compound
5. DUMBFOUND (VERB): (हक्का-बक्का Example Sentence:
करना): astound This composite body of troop can’t be
recognized.
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6. FORECAST (NOUN): (पूर्ाानुमान करना):
prediction
Synonyms: projection, estimate
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: disturbance, violence
Example Sentence:
Shivi ravaged all our weekend plans.
1. CONCEDE (VERB): (स्वीकार
7. TRECHAREOUS (ADJECTIVE):
करना) accept
(ववश्वासघाती) disloyal
Synonyms: cede, admit
Antonyms: deny, refuse Synonyms: faithless, unreliable
Example Sentence: Antonyms: faithful, reliable
I had to concede that I'd overreacted. Example Sentence:
Advaik is a treacherous junk-dealer.
2. ENCROACH (VERB): (अधिक्रमण
करना) violate (आशावादी) confident
Synonyms: trespass, infringe Synonyms: hopeful, optimistic
Antonyms: shun, abide Antonyms: pessimistic, depressed
Rather than encroach on his privacy she Vishal is a sanguine person in every
might have kept to her room. adverse situation.
3. CONCURRENCE (NOUN):
9. ORDAIN (VERB): (भयाक्रांत ) impose
(मेल) unanimity
Synonyms: order, proclaim
Synonyms: synchroneity, simultaneity Antonyms: unworried, unruffled
Antonyms: disagreement, denial Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Vikram knows the ministry will never
Shivya is in the habit of making evasion ordain him as a priest.
from every situation.
10. AGHAST (ADJECTIVE):
4. PERSECUTE (VERB): (सताना) harass (स्वादहीन) horrified
Synonyms: torment, domineer Synonyms: anxious, appalled
Antonyms: comfort, console Antonyms: delicious, pungent
The major kept on persecuting the Dinner tastes insipid.
soldiers.
5. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): Write us-

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Synonyms: enormous, immense
Example Sentence:
feet’s.
6. RAMPAGE (NOUN): (हं गामा) binge

7. DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): (सूंकोची): shy
Synonyms: reserved, modest
Antonyms: forward, brash
Example sentence:
1. CARPING (ADJECTIVE): (अवगण ु ढूं ढ़नेवाला): I was thinking that Ranu was demure by nature
find fault but I was wrong.
Synonyms: complaining, bellyaching
Antonyms: complimentary, forgiving 8. DERANGED (ADJECTIVE): (ववक्षिप्त): mad
Example sentence:
Synonyms: crazy, insane
They deserve recognition, not carping criticism.
Antonyms: calm, normal
Example sentence:
2. CASTIGATE (VERB): (सजा दे ना): to punish A deranged man killed 14 people in the city.
Synonyms: berate, chasten
Antonyms: exonerate, forgive 9. DEBACLE (NOUN): (पतन): downfall
Example sentence:
Synonyms: beating, disaster
The teacher castigated him for his incomplete
Antonyms: triumph, victory
homework.
Example sentence:
The poor batting performance resulted in the
3. CAVIL (VERB): (दोष ढूं ढना): quibble debacle of the team.
Synonyms: object, complain
Antonyms: accept, agree 10. DEVOUT (ADJECTIVE): (धर्मननष्ठ): religious
Example sentence:
Synonyms: pious, devoted
This is not the time to cavil about petty details.
Antonyms: unbelieving, insincere
Example sentence:
4. COERCE (VERB): (वववश करना): to force a No doubt, my mother is a devout lady.
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Antonyms: help, aid Write us-
She was never coerced by her husband into
bringing money from her parents.
5. CHARY (ADJECTIVE): (सावधान): careful

Synonyms: cautious, watchful
Antonyms: careless, hasty
Example sentence:
She should be chary of the strangers.
6. DETERIORATE (VERB): (बिगड़ जाना): get

worse
Antonyms: improve, get better
Example sentence:
The condition of her sister has deteriorated.
1. PLURALITY (NOUN): (अधिकता): He was ailed by my remark.
multiplicity
Synonyms: majority, majority 7. DAPPLED (ADJECTIVE): (धितकबरा):
Antonyms: minority, the smaller number checkered
or part Synnyms: flecked, motley
Example Sentence: Antonyms: unflecked, uncoloured
Some languages add an extra syllable to Example Sentence:
mark plurality. She was wearing a dappled coat.
2. COUNTERPRODUCTIVE 8. ADVERT (VERB): (ध्यान देना):

(ADJECTIVE): (उल्टा): biased address
Synonyms: bigoted, partisan Synonyms: attend, consider
Antonyms: impartial, unbiased Antonyms: disregard, ignore
Child experts fear the Executive's plans
may prove counterproductive. One should advert the opinion of elders.
3. BAROQUE (ADJECTIVE): (सजावटी): 9. ASPERSION (NOUN): (कलंक ): verbal

decorative exhibition of bad temper
Synonyms: embellished, ornamented Synonyms: abuse, detraction
Antonyms: plain, undecorated Antonyms: adulation, calmness
She had kept a baroque vase in her living One should avoid aspersion.
room.
10. SPURT (NOUN): (हलिल):
4. AMICABLE (ADJECTIVE): (सुशील): commotion
friendly Synonyms: eruption, explosion
Synonyms: amiable, cozy Antonyms: peace, continuity
Antonyms: rude, hostile Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: She was distracted by a commotion across
He is an amicable person altogether. the street.
5. ALTERCATION (NOUN): (धववाद):

wordy quarrel
Synonyms: argument, combat
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altercation.
6. AIL (VERB): (सताना): hurt

Synonyms: afflict, annoy
Antonyms: help, soothe
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: cogitation,
contemplation
Antonyms: avoidance, ignorance
1. FARCE (NOUN): (प्रहसन): absurdity Example Sentence: It is a nice cerebration.
Synonyms: mockery, travesty
Antonyms: respect, praise 8. RANTING (ADJECTIVE): Raving
Example Sentence: Synonyms: angry, raging
The debate turned into a drunken farce. Antonyms: serene, placid
Example Sentence:
2. INVEIGLING (ADJECTIVE): Alluring Mukesh is a ranting man.
Antonyms: repulsive, repellent 9. HOARSE (ADJECTIVE): Harsh
Example Sentence: Synonyms: rough, gruff
The picture was quite inveigling. Antonyms: polite, soft
Example Sentence:
3. SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): Nasty One should not be hoarse towards their
Synonyms: ominous, perverse workers.
Example Sentence: 10. EMPIRICAL (ADJECTIVE): seen
It was a pretty sinister comment that you Synonyms: actual, real
made so far. Antonyms: false, unreal
Example Sentence:
4. MULISHNESS (NOUN): Doggedness They provided considerable empirical
Synonyms: obstinacy, evidence to support their argument.
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5. PULSATE (VERB): Quaver

Example Sentence:
refractory wind.
6. DOLEFUL (ADJECTIVE): Mournful

Example Sentence:
It must be a doleful morning for her and
her family.
7. CEREBRATION (NOUN): Thought

point of view
1. OPACITY (NOUN): (अस्पष्टता): non- Synonyms: indoctrination, publicity
Antonyms: truth, principle
transparency
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: darkness, obscurity
During election season, politicians try to
beat rivals by airing propaganda.
Example Sentence:
I could not see anything due to opacity.
7. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): (प्रकटीकिण):
2. SUBVERSION (NOUN): (विनाश): declaration, revelation
Synonyms: acknowledgement,
destruction, end
confession
Antonyms: continuation, assistance
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
secrets, the organisations became
subversion.
liberalised.
3. QUANTUM (NOUN): (परिमाण): 8. DISCRETIONARY (ADJECTIVE): (

quantity, amount वििे काधीन): optional or non-compulsory
Synonyms: amount, measure
Synonyms: unrestricted, elective
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Measuring the quantum amount of the
You have now the discretionary power for
object destroyed it.
the recruitment.
4. LEGITIMATE (ADJECTIVE): (िैध):

9. ANONYMITY (NOUN): (अनाममता):
legal, judicial
the condition of being anonymous
Synonyms: sensible, consistent
Antonyms: lucidity, certainty
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The children were legitimate and legal
She wants herself anonymity.
heirs.
10. RELUCTANCE (NOUN): (अननच्छा):
5. DISPENSATION (NOUN): (व्यिस्था):
unwillingness
system, arrangement
Synonyms: hesitancy, objection
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
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1. LAGGARD (NOUN): (सुस्त): idler Antonyms: calm, peace
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: straggler, lingerer
He is in such a dither that he don’t
Antonyms: winner, hard worker
know what to do.
Example Sentence:
Ankit was always the laggard who
finished in last place. 7. ABASEMENT (NOUN): (अपमान): A
low or downcast state
2. ACQUIESCE (VERB): (मौन स्वीकृतत Synonyms: abjection, humiliation
Antonyms: praising, commendable
दे ना): accede Example Sentence:
Synonyms: conform, comply Every disaster brought my brother into an
Antonyms: deny, resist attitude of abasement.
Example Sentence: 8. DELINEATE (VERB): (थित्रित करना):
I would rather acquiesce to my younger
describe
brother’s wish.
3. FLACCID (ADJECTIVE): (शिथिल): Example Sentence:
nerveless It is very difficult to delineate this chapter
Synonyms: enfeebled, debilitated in few words
Antonyms: taut, firm 9. BLEARY (ADJECTIVE):
Example Sentence: (अस्पष्ट): blurred
The patient’s condition is appearing as
Synonyms: dim, dull
flaccid as at first.
Antonyms: bright, clear
Example Sentence:
4. ABORTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (तनष्फल): I don’t like the bleary atmosphere.
vain 10. DECIMATE (VERB): (बरबाद करना):
annihilate
Example Sentence:
She made an abortive attempt to climb the
Example Sentence:
mountain.
The corrupt politicians decimated the
whole new policy.
5. CLOUT (NOUN): (प्रभाव): influence
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6. DITHER (NOUN): (आंदोलन): agitation

Antonyms: calmness, confidence
1. RUMPUS (NOUN): (उपद्रव): clamor Example Sentence:
A day before the fight, the inexperienced
Synonyms: discord, fracas
boxer was plagued with angst about losing
his first match.
Example Sentence:
Aniruddh caused a rumpus with his flair
7. ACCOMPLICE (NOUN):
for troublemaking.
(सहकारी): aide
2. CONCEDE (VERB): (स्वीकार करना): Synonyms: associate, ally
Antonyms: opponent, enemy
admit
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: cede, grant
Priya could not have committed murders
in two different towns at the same time
Example Sentence:
unless she had an accomplice.
I had to concede he was the better player.
8. AFTERMATH (ADJECTIVE): (पररणा
3. SECEDE (VERB): (ककसी मंडली से
म): impact
हटना): split from
Synonyms: quit, break with
Antonyms: maintain, continue
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
The kingdom of Belgium seceded from
nothing could compare to the moment that
the Netherlands in 1830.
the tornado struck the building.
4. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): (हवाई):

9. BAIT (NOUN): (प्रलोभन): enticement
delicate
Synonyms: allurement, attraction
Synonyms: light, vapory
Antonyms: discouragement, repulsion
Antonyms: poor, indelicate
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Herrings make excellent bait for pike.
The moon came into view over the wintry
landscape, its light accented by an ethereal
halo. 10. BAREFACED (ADJECTIVE): (ढीठ):
shameless
5. CURB (NOUN): (ननयंत्रण): rein Synonyms: apparent, blatant
Antonyms: careful, quiet
Synonyms: limitation, control
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: freedom, encouragement
She revealed his barefaced lies.
Example Sentence:
Taking a few deep breaths following a
heated argument may curb your temper.
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anxiety
Synonyms: agony, apprehension
1. STEAMROLLER (VERB): (दबाव Synonyms: soothe, satisfy
डालना): force someone into doing Antonyms: aggravate, irritate
something, compel Example Sentence:
Every political party tries to appease the
Synonyms: forcibly pass (a rule), impose
minorities to create its own vote bank.
Antonyms: aid, help
Example Sentence:
The government's trying to steamroller a 7. GENUFLECT (VERB): (घुटने के बल
law through. बैठना): kowtow
2. DISCRETION (NOUN): (ननर्णय): Antonyms: disrespect, disregard
judgement Example Sentence:
Synonyms: calculation, observation I just genuflect before almighty.
Antonyms: carelessness, negligence
Example Sentence: 8.IMPEACHMENT (NOUN): (दोषारोपर्):
They will use their discretion in shifting allegation
to the new city. Synonyms: arraignment, charge
Antonyms: absolution, acquittal
3. ERUDITE (ADJECTIVE): (नवद्वान): Example Sentence:
scholarly He is a man with unimpeachable.
Synonyms: educated, learned
Antonyms: unintellectual, absent-minded 9. SPITEFUL (ADJECTIVE): (द्वेषपूर्ण ):
Example Sentence: hurtful
Ella is one of the erudite students of the Synonyms: barbed, hateful
class. Antonyms: friendly, kind
Example Sentence:
4. SPUNKY (ADJECTIVE): There stood a very spiteful person in the
(ददलेर): spirited corner of the room.
Synonyms: energetic, courageous
Antonyms: inactive, lethargic 10. TREPIDATION (NOUN): (घबराहट):
Example Sentence: apprehension
Natalie is a spunky girl. Synonyms: anxiety, worry
Antonyms: assurance, composure
5. UNDAUNTED (ADJECTIVE): (ननडर): Example Sentence:
fearless She had some kind of trepidation in
Synonyms: steadfast, undeterred her mind.
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6. APPEASE (VERB): (शाांत करना):

pacify
The US officials urged Iran to end the
1.STAGGER (VERB): amaze incursion.
Synonyms: astonish, dumbfound
Antonyms: calm, enlighten 8. SOCIABLE (ADJECTIVE): familiar
Example Sentence: Synonyms: convivial, gregarious
He has staggered audiences around the Antonyms: aloof, unsociable
world with his magic tricks.. Example Sentence:
I’m a lot more sociable with everybody.
2. YIELD (VERB): produce
Synonyms: earn, generate 9. DISBURSE (VERB): spend
Antonyms: deny, refuse Synonyms: dispense, spend
Example Sentence: Antonyms: hold, keep
The apple trees yielded an abundant Example Sentence:
harvest. $47 million of the pledged aid had already
been disbursed.
3. ENVISION (VERB): conceive
Synonyms: visualize, contemplate 10.LICENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): libertin
Antonyms: disregard, neglect e
Example Sentence: Synonyms: debauched, salacious
I couldn’t envision myself as anything else. Antonyms: moral, controlled
Example Sentence:
4. IMPEDE (VERB): to delay Aviraj is licentious and has no regard for
Synonyms: brake, disrupt the morality of law.
Antonyms: permit, soothe
Example Sentence:
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5.
CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): bad
tempered
Antonyms: pleasant, cheerful
Example Sentence:

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7. INCURSION (NOUN): attack

Synonyms: irruption, intrusion
Antonyms: retreat, withdrawal
Example Sentence:
1. POSTULATE (VERB): (स्वयं सिद्ध 6. MONSTROUS (ADJECTIVE):
मान लेना): to assume to be true or existent
(ववकट/राक्षिी): shockingly devilish
Synonyms: atrocious, heinous
Synonyms: posit, guess
Antonyms: moral, sensible
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
It is monstrous how badly he is treated.
Freud postulated that we all have a death
instinct.
7. MORPH (VERB): (रूप बदलना): to
2. GEHENNA (NOUN): (कष्ट): place of the change into
Synonyms: transform, contort
condemned; bad situation
Antonyms: sustain, stagnate
Synonyms: misery, nightmare
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: heaven, bliss
Cinematic special effects morphed the
Example Sentence:
villain into a snake.
The survivors of the wreck face a different
kind of gehenna.
8. QUINTESSENTIAL (ADJECTIVE):
(िारमय): representing the perfect example
3. PAUSATION (NOUN): (स्र्कावट): break,
of a class or quality.
pause
Synonyms: classic, ideal
Synonyms: hiatus, interruption
Antonyms: atypical, unique
Antonyms: continuation, closure
Example Sentence:
Example Sentence:
Everybody thinks of him as the
You have to finish the task without
quintessential New Yorker.
pausations.
4. SUASIVE (ADJECTIVE): (िमझाने-

9. PREREQUISITE (ADJECTIVE): (शर्त):
required or necessary as a prior condition
बुझाने वाला): effective Synonyms: mandatory, expedient
Synonyms: compelling, convincing Antonyms: inessential, voluntary
Antonyms: ineffective, invalid Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Young children can be taught the
Ministers of religion as well as physicians prerequisite skills necessary for reading.
have always wielded the authority of suasive
powers. 10. REVERENT (ADJECTIVE): (श्रद्धालु):
showing great respect.
5. RAZZ (VERB): (चिढाना): ridicule Synonyms: reverential, appreciative
Synonyms: jest, joke Antonyms: impolite, rude
Antonyms: respect, honour Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: A reverent silence followed the professor's
I take him at his word that this was basically lecture.
locker-room talk—a joke, meant to razz
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1. FISHY (ADJECTIVE): His statement jolted me in my mind.
(संदेहजनक): dubious
Synonyms: doubtful, suspicious 7. VERBOSE (ADJECTIVE): (व च ल):
Antonyms: truthful, aboveboard wordy
Example Sentence: Synonyms: gabby, circumlocutory
I am convinced there is something fishy Antonyms: concise, succinct
going on. Example Sentence:
He is a verbose man.
2. KNOTTY (ADJECTIVE): (जटिल):
troublesome 8. HERETIC (NOUN): (न स्तिक):
Synonyms: mystifying, perplexing schismatic
Antonyms: easy, facile Synonyms: apostate, pagan
Example Sentence: Antonyms: believer, follower
It was his knotty idea. Example Sentence:
As a relapsed heretic, he was left to the
3. KNAVE (NOUN): (दष्ु ि): fraud secular arm.
Synonyms: miscreant, rogue
9. COVERT (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: hero, angel
Example Sentence: (गुप्ि): hidden
He is known as a notorious knave of this Synonyms: undercover, secret
area. Antonyms: open, known
Example Sentence:
4. LUDICROUS (ADJECTIVE): (ऊिपि ंग Behind his soft behaviour he has
some covert intentions.
): absurd
Synonyms: bizarre, comical
Antonyms: normal, ordinary 10. DEFILE (VERB): (अपववत्र करन ):
Example Sentence: corrupt
It was a ludicrous statement made by her. Synonyms: degrade, desecrate
5. KUDOS (NOUN): (प्रशंस ): praise Example Sentence:
He tried to defile the system.
Example Sentence:
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given kudos during a celebratory pep
rally.
6. JOLT (VERB): (ऐंठन ): convulse

7. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): (बेरंग/
1. LACKADAISICAL
सूना): dismal
(ADJECTIVE): (लापरवाह): careless, lazy
Synonyms: lethargic, listless Antonyms: bright, pleasant
Antonyms: caring, lively Example sentence:
Example sentence: Manish was found in the bleak little
I hope the medicine is not causing you room in despair.
to be sleepy and lackadaisical.
8. ADJUNCT (NOUN):
2. ABATE (VERB): (कम करना): mitigate (पररशिष्ट): supplement
Synonyms: lessen, weaken Synonyms: addition, complement
Antonyms: aggravate, intensify Antonyms: lessening, subtraction
Only flushing would not have been Food technology is
sufficient to abate the odour. an adjunct to learning.
3. ABJURE (VERB): (त्यागना): renounce 9. ACCORD (NOUN): (सहमति):

Synonyms: retract, revoke agreement
Antonyms: approve, sanction Synonyms: harmony, unison
Example sentence: Antonyms: disagreement, denial
The MP was urged to abjure his Example sentence:
allegiance. The two countries breached
the accord.
4. ARRAIGN (VERB): (दोष लगाना):
charge 10. ABOUND (VERB): (प्रचुर मात्रा में
Synonyms: blame, accuse
होना): proliferate
Antonyms: exculpate, pardon
Arun was arraigned with theft. Synonyms: thrive, flourish
Example sentence:
5. ABETTOR (NOUN): (सहायक): assistant
Rumours of their separation
Synonyms: accomplice, colleague are abound.
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6. COVETOUS (ADJECTIVE): (लोभी):
rapacious
Synonyms: greedy, insatiable
Antonyms: magnanimous, generous
Example sentence:
She touched the ring
with covetous hands.
1. EXPEDITE (VERB): (जल्दी करना): This policy could actually worsen the
economy.
accelerate
Synonyms: quicken, hasten
7. CONCURRENTLY
Antonyms: delay, retard
Example sentence: (ADVERB): (समानान्िर रूप से):
He was expediting the speed of a car. simultaneously
Synonyms: all at once, all together
2. REMUNERATIVE Antonyms: imbalanced, upset
(ADJECTIVE): (लाभप्रद): advantageous Example sentence:
He is eating and dancing concurrently.
Synonyms: gainful, beneficial
Antonyms: poorly paid, unprofitable
Example sentence: 8. PUSH (VERB): (बढाना): advance
This plan of yours seems remunerative. Synonyms: boost, hype
Antonyms: repress, dissuade
3. PROCUREMENT (NOUN): (प्राप्ति): Example sentence:
The manager pushed the production.
obtainment
Synonyms: appropriation, attainment
Antonyms: bestowal, giving 9. CRISIS (NOUN): (संकट): catastrophe
Example sentence: Synonyms: disaster, trouble
He has made procurement of his dreams and Antonyms: calm, peace
achievements. Example sentence:
He helped me in the times of crisis.
4. REFORM (VERB): (सुधार करना): amend
Synonyms: improve, repair 10. SLUMP (NOUN): (मंदी): decline
Antonyms: break, damage Synonyms: depreciation, downtrend
Example sentence: Antonyms: ascent, rise
The judge reformed the impunity. Example sentence:
This year, we saw a slump in profits.
5. UNREALISTIC
(ADJECTIVE): (अवास्िववक): impossible Write us-
Synonyms: impractical, improbable
Antonyms: believable, practical
Example sentence:
I find this blueprint quite unrealistic.
6. WORSEN (VERB): (बदिर करना):

deteriorate
Synonyms: get worse, exacerbate
Antonyms: improve, soothe
Example sentence:

1. ENGULF (VERB): (समा लेना): Antonyms: orient, balance
immerse Example Sentence:
Synonyms: swamp, submerge Prashant is befuddled about Riya’s
Antonyms: drain, parch question.
Example Sentence:
I like to submerge my vegetables into a 7. STICKLER (NOUN): (पूणणतावादी):
bowl of olive oil before eating them. perfectionist
Synonyms: disciplinarian, pedant
2. HEARTRENDING (ADJECTIVE): Antonyms: beginner, trainee
(प्रेरणादायक): arousing Example Sentence:
Synonyms: stimulating, inspiring Amir Khan is an stickler.
Antonyms: boring, monotonous
Example Sentence: 8. STUN (VERB): (चककत करना):
His act was heartrending. astonish
Synonyms: astound, surprise
3. NARCOTIZE (VERB): (बेहोश Antonyms: calm, compose
करना): anesthetize Example Sentence:
Synonyms: deaden, desensitize Michelle was stunned over his
Antonyms: enliven, revitalize performance.
Example Sentence:
The doctor prescribed a medicine that 9. SAVAGE (ADJECTIVE): (ननष्ठु र ):
merely narcotizes the patient. brutal
Synonyms: callous, barbarous
4. STOOP (VERB): (दंडवत प्रणाम Antonyms: compassionate, gentle
Example Sentence:
करना): kowtow
He was alleged for a brutal murder.
Example Sentence: 10. ADAMANT (ADJECTIVE): (हठी):
I stoop before the omnipotent God. unyielding
5. BOTCH (NOUN): (भूल): err
Example Sentence:
Aaryahi is an adamant kid.
Example Sentence:
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6. BEFUDDLE (VERB): (व्याकु ल होना):

baffle
1. KEN (NOUN): (ज्ञान): perception Antonyms: attentive, careful
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: acumen, awareness
Her lax attitude left people thinking she
Antonyms: blindness, ignorance
was disinterested.
Example Sentence:
Due to the ken of my poor health, the
doctor advised me to eat healthier foods 7. MAIM (VERB): (काटना): cripple, put
and exercise more. out of action
Synonyms: disable,
2. LAMBASTE (VERB): (दंड देना ): disfigure
Antonyms: care, aid
punish, beat
Example Sentence:
Synonyms: assail, berate
If you do not want your vicious dog to
maim or fatally injure people, then you
Example Sentence:
should put him down.
The government was severely lambasted
by the opposition.
8. MANGLE (VERB): (िध करना):
3. IMPUTE (VERB): (मढ़ना ): attribute mutilate, deform
Synonyms: bruise, contort
Synonyms: ascribe, accredit
Antonyms: beautify, repair
Example Sentence:
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How should I fret to mangle every line?
Rather than impute his brother, he will
accept blame for a crime he did not
commit. 9. NADIR (NOUN): (वनम्नतम ): lowest
point
4. LAMENT (VERB): (विलाप ): to mourn Synonyms: base,
bottom
or grieve deeply
Antonyms: top, highest point
Synonyms: bemoan, deplore
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: relieve, celebrate
The sun does not spring at once from the
Example Sentence:
nadir to the zenith.
I lament for those who believe drinking is
beneficial.
10. ODIUM (NOUN): (घृणा): shame,
5. LUCRE (NOUN): (दौलत): money, dishonor
profits
Antonyms: affection, approval
Synonyms: capital, cash
Example Sentence:
Antonyms: bills, debt
Because of my odium for the politician’s
Example Sentence:
views, I have no plans to vote for him.
Gangsters searched the house for hidden
lucre but found nothing.
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6. LAX (ADJECTIVE): (विविल): slack, content@mahendras.org
remiss
1. PROSAIC (ADJECTIVE): (नीरस): Example Sentence:
vapid He was broken by the fatality at his home.
Synonyms: mundane, humdrum
Antonyms: exciting, creative 7. STATUTORY
Example Sentence: (ADJECTIVE): (वैधाननक): sanctioned
Prosaic language can't convey the Synonyms: lawful, judicial
experience. Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
Example Sentence:
2. SAVAGE (ADJECTIVE): (क्रूर): Major Ranveer Singha is on a statutory
atrocious parole.
Synonyms: barbarous, fierce
Antonyms: gentle, merciful 8. RECONDITION (VERB): (पुनननवीयन):
Example Sentence: renovate
They were told to stay inside the home Synonyms: overhaul, refurbish
until the savage animal is caught! Antonyms: destroy, ruin
Example Sentence:
3. CONTRETEMPS (NOUN): Tabish got his house reconditioned.
(अननष्ट): accident
Synonyms: hazard, disaster 9. MOULD (VERB): (काटना): cut
Antonyms: boon, blessing carefully
Example Sentence: Synonyms: divide, etch
Ripunjay met with a contretemps on the Antonyms: join, mend
way to Kashmir. Example Sentence:
He moulded the extra wood from the door.
4. BUDDING (ADJECTIVE): (नवोदित):
developing 10. SPECK (NOUN): (धब्बा): stain
Synonyms: growing, fledgling Synonyms: blot, dot
Antonyms: dying, shrinking Antonyms: paragon, excellence
The budding flower has not yet unfurled There were mud specks on my shoes.
its petals completely.
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5. OUT-AND-OUT content@mahendras.org
(ADJECTIVE): (व्यापक): exhaustive
Example Sentence:
Sharmishtha was involved in out-and-out
activities during the training.
6. FATALITY (NOUN): (मृत्यु-िर): death

Divyajyoti tried to endear everyone.
1. IRRESOLUTE
(ADJECTIVE): (अस्थिर): indecisive 7. BRUTISHLY (ADVERB): (बेरहमी से):
Synonyms: doubtful, fickle ferociously
Antonyms: resolute, definite Synonyms: fiercely, savagely
Example Sentence: Antonyms: kindly, gently
Praver is very irresolute in nature. Example Sentence:
Param brutishly killed his daughter.
2. PURSUIT (NOUN): (काम-काज):
occupation 8. HOCUS-POCUS (NOUN): (आकर्षण ):
Synonyms: undertaking, venture spell
Antonyms: pastime, entertainment Synonyms: charm, magic
Example Sentence: Antonyms: reality, actuality
They are involved in a whole range of Example Sentence:
leisure pursuits. The hocus-pocus was just for the show.
3. SOVEREIGN (ADJECTIVE): (प्रभुत्व- 9. BICKER (VERB): (झगड़ना): argue

सम्पन्न): autonomous Synonyms: barter, quibble
Synonyms: self-governed, monarchial Antonyms: agree, comply
Antonyms: subordinate, dependent Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Anahita likes to bicker with me.
In modern democracies the people's will is
in theory sovereign. 10. TARRY (VERB): (देर करना): delay
Synonyms: boondoggle, trail
4. HAIL (VERB): (अस्भवादन करना): Antonyms: hurry, hasten
honour Example Sentence:
Synonyms: welcome, salute Nia could tarry a bit and not get home
Antonyms: dishonor, disparage until four.
Example Sentence:
Anshul has now learned to honour her
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5. QUANDARY (NOUN): (नाज़ुक हालत):
difficult situation
Synonyms: predicament, uncertainty
Example Sentence:
Anshul has been trapped in quandary.
6. ENDEAR (VERB): (लुभाना): attract

attention
Example Sentence:
1. ZAP (VERB): (नष्ट करना): destroy condensed
Synonyms: kill, slaughter Synonyms: solid, tight
Antonyms: bear, begin Antonyms: empty, loose
Pakistan zapped the LOC area. A compact little group of men rounded the
bend and approached.
2. SKIRMISH (NOUN): (झड़प): fight
Synonyms: altercation, argument 8. SPONTANEOUS (ADJECTIVE):
Antonyms: peace, retreat (स्वाभाबवक): impulsive
Example Sentence: Synonyms: casual, simple
The skirmish lasted about fifteen Antonyms: intended, premeditated
minutes near my house. Example Sentence:
At her spontaneous act of welcome a light
3. EMPATHY (NOUN): (हमददी): came into my eyes.
understanding
Synonyms: affinity, appreciation 9. MELEE (NOUN): (हाथापाई): battle
Antonyms: disdain, hatred Synonyms: brawl, fracas
Example Sentence: Antonyms: peace, agreement
Perhaps because of empathy, we are Example Sentence:
together since 2000. In the melee, Rahul looked at the eyes of
Sanjay.
4. TUSSLE (NOUN): (संघर्ष ): struggle
Synonyms: brawl, fray 10. MASSED (ADJECTIVE): (संख्या में
Antonyms: surrender, retreat एकत्र): composite
Example Sentence: Synonyms: concerted, corporate
He faced so much tussle throughout his Antonyms: separate, unshared
life. Example Sentence:
The heavens darkened with massed fliers.
5. IMPROMPTU (ADJECTIVE): (बिना
तैयारी के ): unrehearsed
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Example Sentence:
It was an impromptu effort to avoid telling
me who they are, but they are known.
6. IMPUGN (VERB): (िहस करना):

criticize, challenge
Example Sentence:
You should not impugn his efforts.
7. COMPACT (ADJECTIVE): (सघन):

He alleged that the film would lead young
1. HEGEMONY (NOUN): (नायकत्व):
controlling power or influence over others 7. FLAGGING (ADJECTIVE) : (धुुंधली):
Synonyms: dominance, dominion languid
Antonyms: impotency, weakness Synonyms: fading, dwindling
Example Sentence: Antonyms: energized, refreshed
Both America and China are trying for Example Sentence:
hegemony in Asia. Sense of winning seems to be flagging in
2. SUFFICE (VERB ): (पयााप्त होना): be the troops.
enough
Synonyms: satisfy, avail 8. DECELERATE (VERB ): (धीमा
Antonyms: displease, dissatisfy करना): slow down
Example Sentence: Synonyms: brake, slow
Simple mediocrity cannot suffice them. Antonyms: accelerate, hasten
Example Sentence:
3. GIMMICK (NOUN): (युक्ति): trick She decelerated her car
Synonyms: artifice, ruse
Antonyms: reality, truth 9. JUBILATION (NOUN ): (आनुंद ):
Example Sentence: rejoicing
The reservation policy is just a political Synonyms: happiness, joy
gimmick. Antonyms: sadness, sorrow
Example Sentence:
4. PENCHANT (NOUN): (झुकाव/ रुक्ति): The victory of Indian hockey team was
strong inclination celebrated with jubilation.
Synonyms: affection, affinity
Antonyms: averseness, aversion 10. GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): (क्तवशाल
Example Sentence: ): huge in size
He had strong penchant for playing cricket. Synonyms: gargantuan, giant
Antonyms: small, little
5. INGENIOUS Example Sentence:
(ADJECTIVE): (प्रक्तिभा-सम्पन्न): skillful The road is bordered by gigantic rocks.
Synonyms: lever, creative
Antonyms: dull, foolish
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Example Sentence:
hoodwink the police.
6. PERDITION (NOUN) : (क्तवनाश): hell
Antonyms: heaven, paradise
Example Sentence:
1. CANDOR (NOUN): (निष्कपटता): 7. CANARD (NOUN): (झूठी अफवाह):

complete honesty fabrication
Synonyms: directness, fairness Synonyms: exaggeration, lie
Antonyms: dishonesty, unfairness Antonyms: truth, reality
Lisa has done her task with complete Her statement was full of canard.
candor.
8. DOYEN (NOUN): (दल के उच्च सदस्य):
2. DEVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कपटपूर्ण): legislator
deceitful Synonyms: principal, authority
Synonyms: duplicitous, insidious Antonyms: pupil, student
Antonyms: honest, forthright Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Amit is a doyen of this organisation.
Rohit plays a devious character.
9. CESSATION (NOUN): (समानि, नवराम):
3. DISENTOMB (VERB): (अन्वेषर् abeyance
करिा): disclose Synonyms: breather, discontinuance
Synonyms: resurrect, unearth Antonyms: activity, continuity
Antonyms: entomb, bury Example Sentence:
Example Sentence: Since the bad weather has caused a
They disentombed the matter. temporary building cessation, the office
(कमज़ोरी): default 10. BRIGAND (NOUN): (डाकू ): hoodlum
Synonyms: disaster, failure Synonyms: bandit, desperado
Antonyms: accomplishment, achievement Antonyms: law, police
Imran made defalcation in funds. Anshul is a brigand.
5. DEBILITY (NOUN): (): decrepitude

enfeeblement
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6. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): (पृथक् ):

contrasting
Example Sentence:
Avni made disparate arguments.

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Vocabulary Words- -01.12.

6. SHOOK (ADJECTIVE): upset

2. CALLOUSNESS (NOUN): absence of 8. VALOUR (NOUN): boldness

3. CONVENTIONAL 9. AMBIT (NOUN): extent

10. FATHOM (VERB): measure the depth

5. CONTRAVENE (VERB): go against

6. SPAWNED (VERB): produce

2. SATIRICAL (ADJECTIVE): mocking 8. PREDOMINANT (ADJECTIVE): most

3. INCURSION (NOUN): invasion 9. DENOUNCE (VERB): condemn

6. BEGET (VERB): create

2. ACCUSTOMED (ADJECTIVE): be used to

3. RHETORIC (NOUN): Long Speech

4. KIOSK (NOUN): booth

5. STRAY (VERB): deviate

6. DICHOTMY (NOUN): division

7. FEEBLE (ADJECTIVE): not strong

9. PROLIFERATION (NOUN): increase

10. BESEECH (VERB): beg earnestly

6. TEEM (VERB): be abundant

5. IMPLANT (VERB): insert

6. INCUR (VERB): bring upon oneself

7. AROUSE (VERB): excite, entice

3. COINCIDE (VERB): go along with 9. INDOMITABLE (ADJECTIVE):

7. CONTAMINATE (VERB): adulterate

4. NOMINAL (ADJECTIVE): supposed 10. COMPENSATE (VERB): make

5. ORDEAL (NOUN): suffering

6. PLAUSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): reasonable

1. CATER (VERB): provide, help Education facility in every hamlet of

2. AESTHETE (NOUN): Person having or 7. EMBELLISH (VERB): To decorate

2. SERVILE (ADJECTIVE): subservient 7. ERSATZ (ADJECTIVE): artificial

2. CLANDESTINE (ADJECTIVE): done 7. RANT (VERB): to taunt or scold

8. USURP (VERB): to seize by force

2. PROSECUTION (NOUN): lawsuit 7. VOW (NOUN): oath

4. EXPOUND (VERB): clarify 9. NOD (NOUN): expression

5. KOSHER (ADJECTIVE): genuine 10. DOCTOR UP (VERB): correct

4. DETER (VERB): inhibit from action

6. CALLOUSNESS (NOUN): absence of

His callousness shows how careful is he.

6. TOIL (VERB): work hard

6. MANDATE (VERB): allow

2. HEROIC (ADJECTIVE): brave 8. SCANTY (ADJECTIVE): inadequate

3. OPPOSE (VERB): fight, obstruct 9. SPLENDID (ADJECTIVE): luxurious

5. BUFF (ADJECTIVE): sandy color

6. CUSTOMARY (ADJECTIVE): usual,

3. CLASH (NOUN): disagreement or fight 9. CHIFFON (ADJECTIVE): fine

4. TRUCE (NOUN): peaceful solution 10. DENSE (ADJECTIVE):

5. CLEMENCY (NOUN): forgiveness

6. CHARIOTS (NOUN): machine used for

6. IMPUGN (VERB): criticize, challenge

6. FORECAST (NOUN): prediction Write us-

6. BRASSY (ADJECTIVE): vulgar

6. LUSCIOUS (ADJECTIVE): delicious

6. DOPEY (ADJECTIVE): stupid

3. ENVISION (VERB): conceive 9. TURBULENT (ADJECTIVE): fierce

4. IMPEDE (VERB): to delay 10. LICENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):

6. BAWDINESS (NOUN): dirtiness

1. VOCIFEROUS (ADJECTIVE): loud and

2. OBSESSED (ADJECTIVE): preoccupied 7. VOID (ADJECTIVE): Not valid

4. DUBIOUS (ADJECTIVE): doubtful 9. INJUNCTION (NOUN): an authoritative

5. RENDER (VERB): provide (a service) 10. MACHINATIONS (NOUN): scheme

6. EXHORT (VERB): encourage to do

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6. ATTICISM (NOUN): balance