Daily Wordlist

Dear Readers,

Here is the Daily Word list for you to improve your verbal as well as your written English. Now a days Level of English section has been increased in Competitive Exam and same will be followed  in  LIC AAO and other upcoming Banking Exams. So learn these words and try to use them in your day to day lives, starting now down below in the comments section.

1.Obliterate (v): To destroy something completely so that nothing is left.

Synonyms:Destroy, Wipe out .

Uses:Whole town was obliterated by the flood.

2.Ostracize (V): To remove someone or not allowed .

Synonyms:  Shun, Snub, Blacklist.

Uses: Ram was ostracize by the teacher for his mistake.

3.Neophyte (N): A person who has just started as a new comer.

Synonyms: Novice, Novitiate , Beginner.

Uses: Young neophytes , who have attended the seminar should have learn something.

4.Venal (Adj): Related with the foul things like bribery.

Synonyms: Corrupt, Bribed,dirty, purchasable.

Uses: CBI constituted a committe against Venal officers.

5.Rendezvous (N):  Gathering or meeting place.

Synonyms: Invitation, Get-together, Meeting.

Uses:Upsc Hall is a famous rendezvous for Interview.

6.Bewitch (V):  To place under one's power by magic.

Synonyms: Enrapture, Charm, Beguile, Delight.

Uses: They were bewitched by the golden luminosity of temple.

7.Restive (Adj):Remain still.

Synonyms: Apprehensive, Unquiet, Impatient.

Uses: Members of factory are restive on non payment of salary.

8.Caricature (V):Someone or something that is very exaggerated in a funny or foolish way.

Synonyms: Satirize, Lampoon, Mimic, Ridicule.

Uses:A caricature is a satirical, exaggerated portrayal of person.

9.Pragmatic (Adj): concerned with practical considerations or consequences.

Synonyms: Efficient, sensible, realistic.

Uses:Pragmatic men of power have had no time or inclination to deal with social morality....K. B. Clark.

10.Robust (Adj):strongly formed or built.

Synonyms:Strong, Full-bodied, Vigorous.

Uses:Robust players are difficult to tackle in football.

Thanks for Reading,All the best for LIC exam!!!

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