Hindu Word Meaning for SSC CGl 2016, SSC CPO, SSC CHSL

1. Impending

•Meaning: Close in time; about to occur

•Synonym: brewing, looming, portending

•Antonym: distant, remote, never

•Sentence:"I feel as if some misfortune were impending over us," said his mother, and she shivered apprehensively.

2. Catastrophic

•Meaning: Extremely harmful; bringing physical or financial ruin

•Synonym: calamitous, disastrous, ruinous

•Antonym: advantageous, fortunate, blessed

•Sentence:Catastrophic noises resounded in the loft; volcanoes seemed to romp upon the stairway.

3. Tout

•Meaning: One who sells advice about gambling or speculation

•Synonym: proclaim, trumpet, publicize

•Antonym: blame, conceal, condemn

•Sentence:You thought Elisha could win—and you went and touted me on to the other one

4. Elocution

•Meaning: An expert manner of speaking involving control of voice and gesture

•Synonym: declamation, enunciation, oratory

•Antonym: in articulation, silence, quiet

•Sentence:Lafontaine had conviction and self-assurance, but his elocution was very bad for poetry

5. Gutted

•Meaning: Empty completely; destroy the inside of

•Synonym: decimate, eviscerate, exenterate

•Antonym: protect, fill

•Sentence:We gutted six Russian and four American rockets filled with treasure.

6. Stomped

•Meaning: Walk noisily, heavily or angrily

•Synonym: barge, hobble, lumber

•Antonym: tiptoe

•Sentence:The men stomped through the snow in their heavy boots

7. Benevolence

•Meaning: An inclination to do kind or charitable acts

•Synonym: altruism, generosity, amity

•Antonym: cruelty, malevolence, animosity

•Sentence:On the contrary, this was his friend who had fed him, and he regarded him with benevolence.

8. Potent

•Meaning: Having great influence

•Synonym: compelling, trenchant, persuasive

•Antonym: fragile, insignificant, infirm

•Sentence:Every tender emotion of love is a prayer, pure and potent, for a higher life.

9. Rife

•Meaning: Excessively abundant; Most frequent

•Synonym: plentiful, profuse, teeming

•Antonym: limited, scarce, uncommon

•Sentence:Political questions were not rife —indeed were scarcely known among us.

10.Elicit

•Meaning: derive by reason

•Synonym: fetch, evince, badger

•Antonym: cover, repress, placate

•Sentence:With what authority do we elicit respect and obedience from our little people!

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