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. Garner(V): Gather or collect something.

Synonyms: Accumulate,Amass,Assemble.

Uses: U.S police struggled to garner sufficient evidence against terrorism.

2. Litigant(N): A person involved in a lawsuit.

Synonyms: Opponent in law,Disputant,Plaintiff,Claimant.

Uses: Babri Masjid litigant asks PM Modi to intervene as VHP performs Shila Pujan for Ram Temple.

3. Poignant(Adj): Sense of sadness or regret.

Synonyms: Wretched,Mournful,Tearful.

Uses: Partition was a poignant reminder for India.

4. Deterrent(N): Discourage someone from doing something.

Synonyms: Disincentive,Restraint,Curb.

Uses: Deterrent is not a static concept ,it is a dynamic concept.

5. Backlash(N): Strong negative reaction.

Synonyms: Counterblast,Comeback,Recoil.

Uses: Indian people backlash against racism.

6. Profligate(Adj): Extravagant or Wasteful,Dissolute.

Synonyms: Prodigal,Immoderate,Debauched.

Uses: Liu’s critics claimed he was “profligate and devoid of principles”.

7. Sycophant(N): A person who acts obsequiously towards someone important in order to gain advantage.

Synonyms: Doormat,Lickspittle,Leech.

Uses: Being famous has taught him to be wary of sycophants.

8. Kinky(Adj): Involving or given to unusual sexual behaviour, Closely twisted.

Synonyms: Weird,Bizarre,Peculiar.

Uses: He has a kinky style of doing things.

9. Imbued(V): Inspire or deeply affected by a feeling to have a certain quality.

Synonyms: Diffuse,Suffuse,Pervade.

Uses: The Soldiers were rigorously trained and imbued with the same principles of patriotism.

10. Foible(Adj): Minor weakness,Slight peculiarity.

Synonyms: Blemish,Fault,Defect.

Uses: People tolerate foibles of kids.

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