Hindu Word Meaning for SSC CGL 2016 SSC CPO SSC CHSL

April 22, 2016    

Today’s Word from The Hindu



1. Succinctly
  • Meaning: Briefly
  • Synonym: Shortly, summarily
  • Antonym: permanently, verbosely
  • Sentence:Please state your case as succinctly as possible.


2. Reminiscent
  • Meaning: Suggestive of something in the past
  • Synonym: Evocative, redolent
  • Antonym: forgetful, oblivious
  • Sentence:Cannot forbear to close on this reminiscent literary note.


3. Irked
  • Meaning: Aggravate,
  • Synonym: Annoy, irritate
  • Antonym: Aid, calm
  • Sentence:It irks me that we lost the suit


4. Perceive
  • Meaning: Notice, see
  • Synonym: Discern, realize
  • Antonym: disbelieve, overlook
  • Sentence:She finally perceived the futility of her protest


5. Impounded
  • Meaning: Kept
  • Synonym: Captured, Confiscated
  • Antonym: give, offer
  • Sentence:The customs agents impounded the illegal shipment


6. Engulf
  • Meaning: Absorb
  • Synonym: Bury, Consume
  • Antonym: Dry, Uncover
  • Sentence:The bright light engulfed him completely


7. Epiphany
  • Meaning: A moment of sudden understanding or revelation 
  • Synonym: Flash, oracle
  • Antonym: Confusion, Secret
  • Sentence:In the first grade, I experienced an epiphany that girls were always treated differently than boys.


8. Perpetual
  • Meaning: Continual, lasting
  • Synonym: Ceaseless, infinite
  • Antonym: Bounded, Ceasing
  • Sentence:The perpetual struggle to maintain standards in a democracy


9. Amicable
  • Meaning: Friendly
  • Synonym: Cordial, Harmonious
  • Antonym: impolite, uncivil
  • Sentence:The business coach for the small company owner served as an amicable executive mentor


10. Perturbed
  • Meaning: Trouble
  • Synonym: Bothered, Upset
  • Antonym: benefit , calm
  • Sentence:The more he loses, the more perturbed he gets







Hindu Word Meaning for SSC CGL 2016 SSC CPO SSC CHSL 4.5 5 Yateendra sahu April 22, 2016 Today’s Word from The Hindu 1. Succinctly Meaning: Briefly Synonym: Shortly, summarily Antonym: permanently, verbosely Senten...


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