Dear Students,
In this modern era, everything seems incomplete without the involvement of English in our daily life. And no one can deny the importance of Vocabulary that is a momentous section to score up to the mark. SSC CHSL Exam is a nearby opportunity and then other exams conducted by SSC are in a loop this year where dealing with English Section may demand a grip over enticingly illustrious words. Envisaging the anxiety and perplexity of the aspirants who find it an uphill task to learn new words, we are providing prominent words for each day facilitated with synonyms, antonyms, their proper usage through examples which will surely ease your grapple of storing apt number of words in your memory for longer time and in an effective way. It will be our pleasure to add up in your efficiency with each passing day leaving you well prepared for vying part of life.
1. STUPOR (noun):अचेतनता
Meaning: a state of near-unconsciousness or Insensibility
Synonym: Hebetude, Languor, Lassitude, Listlessness, Lethargy, Torpor
Antonym: Sensibility, Wakefulness, Activity, Liveliness
Usage: A drunken stupor
2. STYMIE (verb): गतिरोध, बाधाएं डालना
Meaning: prevent or hinder the progress of.
Synonyms: Clog, Cramp, Fetter, Handcuff, Handicap,Hobble, Hog-tie, Impede, Inhibit
Antonyms: Forward, Allow, Aid, Assist, Facilitate, Help
Usage: The famous pianist refused to let his blindness stymie his successful career.
3. NABBED (verb): पकड़ लेना, दबोचना
Meaning: catch (someone) doing something wrong.
Synonyms: Seize, Catch, Arrest
Antonyms: Release, Free, Liberate
Usage: They were surprised, given his poor early season showing, the Giants nabbed him.
4. INEBRIATED (verb): मदोन्मत
Meaning: make (someone) drunk, intoxicate
Synonyms: Drunken, Intoxicated
Antonyms: Teetotaler, Dry, Cool
Usage: Inebriated people should not drive the car it could become the reason of road accident
5. ENTRENCH (verb):मोर्चाबंदी बनाना
Meaning: establish (an attitude, habit, or belief) so firmly that change is very difficult or unlikely
Synonyms: Establish, Settle, Ensconce, Lodge, Set, Root, Install
Antonyms: Weaken, Destroy, Displace, Disorganize, Dissuade
Usage: Ageism is entrenched in our society
6. INIQUITOUS (adjective):अधर्म
Meaning: grossly unfair and morally wrong.
Synonyms: Nefarious, Sinful, Unethical, Unlawful, Unrighteous, Unsavory, Vicious, Vile, Villainous,
Antonyms: Decent, Ethical, Honest, Moral, Righteous, Sublime, Upright, Virtuous
Usage: Yet he too seized the supreme power, and perished by an iniquitous sentence on the 18th of February 1836.1 Andres Santa Cruz was an Indian statesman.
7. MAKESHIFT (noun):बदली, एवज़
Meaning: a temporary substitute or device.
Synonyms: New, Substitute, Substitutive
Antonyms: Original
Usage: We turned those buildings into a makeshift hospital.
8. GRIPE (verb):कष्ट, शिकायत करना
Meaning: complain about something in a persistent, irritating way.
Synonyms: Beef, Fuss, Grievance, Complaint, Grouch, Grouse, Grumble, Squawk, Wail, Whimper, Whine
Antonyms: Commendation, Compliment, Plaudit, Acclaim, Applause, Praise, Approval
Usage: European leaders gripe about Ireland’s 12.5% corporate rate.
9. TROTH (noun):शपथ, वचन
Meaning: faith or loyalty when pledged in a solemn agreement or undertaking.
Synonyms: Oath, Pledge, Promise, Vow
Antonyms: Disloyalty, Faithlessness, Falseness, Infidelity, Perfidy, Treachery, Unfaithfulness
Usage: They plighted their troth to each other.
10. BETOKEN (verb):सूचित करना, जताना
Meaning: be a sign of.
Synonyms: Bespeak, Indicate, Denote, Mean, Point (to), Signify
Antonyms: Deny
Usage: The flashing of the buttons on the console does indeed betoken the need for new batteries in the unit.
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