VOCABULARY

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• English & Hindi Meanings
• Examples & Synonyms
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• English & Hindi Meanings
20 Essential Idioms
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 Day 1/75 (Target SSC CGL 2024)
WORD & Syno Definiton Example
1. Affluent
The affluent neighbourhood
•Wealthy Having a great deal of money;
was known for its large houses
•Prosperous wealthy./ समृद्ध
and luxury cars.
•Rich
2. Coarse (Adj.)
• Rough Rough or harsh in texture or The coarse fabric was
• Crude manner./ खुरदरा uncomfortable to wear.
• Unrefined
3. Commence (Verb.)
• Begin The ceremony will commence at
To begin or start./ आरभ
ं करना
• Start noon.
• Initiate
4. Emerge (Verb.)
• Appear To come into view or become The sun began to emerge from
• Be visible known./ उभरना behind the clouds.
• Arise
5. Gloomy (Adj.)
• Dark Dark or poorly lit; causing a The weather was gloomy,
• Dreary feeling of sadness./ उदास making everyone feel down.
• Dismal
6. Illicit (Adj.) The so-called leader was
• Illegal Forbidden by law, rules, or accused of illicit activities such
• Unlawful custom./ अवैध as money laundering and
• Prohibited counterfeiting.
7. Liberty (Noun)
The state of being free within People in a democratic country
• Freedom
society from oppressive have the liberty to live their
• Independence
restrictions./ स्वतत्रं ता lives their own way.
• Autonomy
8. Rectify (Verb)
• Correct,
To correct or make right./ सुधारना She tried to rectify her mistakes.
• Amend
• Fix
9. Timid (Adj.) Showing a lack of courage or The timid child hid behind his
• Shy confidence./ डरपोक mother.
• Fearful
• Apprehensive
10. Adversity (Noun)
• Hardship, She showed great resilience in
Difficulties or misfortune./ ववपवि
• Difficulty the face of adversity.
• Misfortune
11. Amiable(Adj.)
• Friendly Having a friendly and pleasant He was known for his amiable
• Pleasant manner./ वमलनसार personality.
• Agreeable
12. Boisterous (Adj.)
• Lively Noisy, energetic, and cheerful./ The boisterous crowd cheered
• Exuberant शोरगुल वाला loudly.
• Noisy
13. Despair (Noun)
• Hopelessness, The complete loss or absence of She was in despair after hearing
• Despondency hope./ वनराशा the bad news.
• Gloom
14. Enigmatic (Adj.)
• Mysterious Difficult to interpret or The enigmatic smile on her face
• Puzzling understand; mysterious./ रहस्यमय puzzled everyone.
• Cryptic
15. Fastidious (Adj.)
• Meticulous Very attentive to detail; hard to She was fastidious about
• Picky please./ अवत सजग keeping her house clean.
• Fussy
16. Mundane (Adj.)
• Ordinary Lacking interest or excitement; He found his job mundane and
• Banal dull./ साधारण/नीरस uninteresting.
• Routine
17. Pernicious (Adj.)
Having a harmful effect, The pernicious influence of fake
• Harmful
especially in a gradual or subtle news is really something to be
• Damaging
way./ हावनकारक worried about.
• Destructive
18. Redundant (Adj.)
• Unnecessary, Not or no longer needed or The report contained redundant
• Superfluous useful; superfluous./ अनावश्यक information.
• Surplus
19 Reprimand (Verb) To rebuke or scold someone./ The teacher had to reprimand
• Scold, फटकारना the students for being noisy.
• Rebuke
• Admonish
20. Spurious (Adj.)
• False Not genuine, authentic, or true; The internet is filled with
• Fake false or fake./ नकली spurious claims.
• Counterfeit
 OWS
OWS Definition
1. Hypocrite A person who pretends to have virtues, beliefs, or
principles that they do not actually possess./ पाखडं ी
2. Lexicographer A person who compiles dictionaries./ शब्दकोश निर्ााता

3. Mint A place where coins, medals, or tokens are produced./

टकसाल
4. Nostalgia A sentimental longing for the past./ अतीत की याद

5. Opaque Not able to be seen through; not transparent./ अपारदशी

6. Optimist A person who tends to be hopeful and confident about
the future./ आशावादी
7. Philanthropist A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others,
especially by donating money to good causes./ परोपकारी
8. Philatelist A person who collects or studies stamps./ डाक नटकट संग्राहक

9. Polyglot A person who knows and is able to use several

languages./ बहुभाषी
10. Abdicate To renounce one's throne or give up a position of
power./नसंहासि त्यागिा
11. Aquarium A tank or pool where aquatic plants and animals are
kept./ र्छलीघर
12. Aquatic Relating to water; living or growing in water./ जलीय

13. Archaeology The study of human history and prehistory through the
excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts./ परु ातत्व
14. Archive A collection of historical documents or records./
अनभलेखागार
15. Bibliophile A person who collects or has a great love of
books./पुस्तक प्रेर्ी
16. Botany The scientific study of plants./ विस्पनत नवज्ञाि
17. Brittle Easily broken or shattered./भंगुर
18. Caravan A group of people, especially traders or pilgrims,
traveling together across a desert in Asia or North
Africa./ कारवां
19. Catalogue A complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or
systematic order./ सूची
20. Genocide The deliberate killing of a large group of people,
especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation./
िरसंहार
 IDIOMS
Idioms Meaning
1. Down the tubes Failing or becoming
ruined./बबबाद होनब
2. Put his foot To be firm or strict about
down something./ दृढ़ रहनब
3. Cold feet Nervousness or hesitation
about something./ घबरबहट
4. Face the music To confront the
consequences of one's
actions./ पररणबमों कब सबमनब करनब
5. Greenhorn An inexperienced person./
नौसससियब
6. Lose your To go crazy or act
marbles irrationallyपबगल हो जबनब
7. He's sitting on Being undecided about
the fence something./ सनणाय न कर पबने की
सथिसि में होनब
8. Take with a grain To view something
of salt sceptically./ सदं ेह के सबि देिनब
9. To and Fro Moving back and forth./ इधर-
उधर
10. Eat humble pie To admit one's error and
apologize./ अपनी गलिी मबन लेनब
11. By leaps and Rapidly or significantly./ बहुि
bounds िेजी से
Example
The project went down
the tubes after losing
funding.
He put his foot down and
refused to allow more
delays.
She got cold feet before
the wedding and almost
cancelled it.
After breaking the rules,
he had to face the music.
As a greenhorn, he made
several mistakes on his
first day.
He thought she had lost
her marbles when she
started talking to herself.
He’s sitting on the fence
and hasn’t chosen a side
yet.
Take his advice with a
grain of salt, as he often
exaggerates.
The boat rocked to and
fro in the water.
After the argument, he
had to eat humble pie
and apologize.
The company is growing
by leaps and bounds.
12. Red tape Excessive bureaucracy or
adherence to rules./ लबल
फीिबशबही/आवश्यकिब से असधक कबनून
पबलन की सथिसि
13. In black and In writing or print; clearly
white defined./ सलसिि रूप में
14. Steer clear of To avoid something or
someone./ दूर रहनब
15. Hold water To be valid or logical./िका संगि His argument doesn’t
होनब
16. Slow and Consistent and methodical
steady progress./ धीरे-धीरे
17. Ins and outs The details or intricacies of
something./ बबरीसकयबाँ
18. Went pear- To go wrong or fail./ सबगड़ जबनब The plan went pear-
shaped
19. Aladdin's cave A place full of treasures or
valuable items./िजबनब
20. Fight shy of To avoid something out of
fear or caution./ बचनब
The project was delayed
due to red tape.
The agreement was
clearly stated in black and
white.
It’s best to steer clear of
that dangerous area.
hold water under
scrutiny.
Slow and steady wins the
race.
She knows the ins and
outs of the business.
shaped when we lost
funding.
Her antique shop is like
an Aladdin’s cave.
He tends to fight shy of
public speaking.
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