English Language
Vocabulary and Synonyms
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Vocabulary and synonyms are essential components of English language sections across competitive exams. This topic tests word associations, context meanings, and precise vocabulary skills. Regular practice helps test takers score higher in SSC, banking, and railway recruitment tests.
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Vocabulary and Synonyms Questions
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amplify
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harmonize
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attune
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synthesize
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register
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As a verb, mute means to silence or muffle sound. Amplify means to make sound louder or stronger, which is the opposite action of muting or silencing.
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consummate
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faithful
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intrepid
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antagonistic
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impulsive
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Tim = fear: Fearful person
Other words: Timid, intimidate
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restricted
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juiceless
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colourless
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flavoured
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oddly shaped
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Suck = juice: Juicy
Other words: Suckle, sucrose, suction
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unobstructed
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intersecting
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extrapolated
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diminished
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extended
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Clud: Close: Something closing or obstructing
Other words: Include, exclude, conclude, preclude, cluster
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manic
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forensic
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cryptic
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cyclic
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concentric
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San: Healthy
Other words: Sanitation, sanatorium, insane
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soliloquy
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trilogy
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analogue
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dialogue
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epilogue
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Pro = towards + log/loq = speak: Foreword or introduction
Other words: Dialogue, monologue, epilogue
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veracity
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audacity
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felicity
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gravity
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depravity
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Lev = lighten: Lightness/non-seriousness in speech
Other words: Levitation, lever, alleviate
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Peruse
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Supply
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Prove
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Repeat
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Demand
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To waive is to refrain from using a right or claim. Demand is opposite in meaning as most individuals would demand their right to something rather than waiving it.
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imitative
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lavish
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conciliatory
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attractive
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modest
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Polemical means a controversial argument, as one against some opinion, doctrine, etc.Conciliatory means tending to conciliate or calming down. So, it is the opposite word to polemical.
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exacerbate
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preponderate
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accelerate
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elevate
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extrapolate
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Mit - mild, soft, gentle :To lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain.
Exacerbate means to increase the severity, bitterness, or violence of (disease, ill feeling, etc.) which is the opposite in meaning to mitigate.
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vacillation
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organization
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condemnation
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hybridization
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altercation
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Solut → loosen :a firm decision or determination
Other words- absolution,resolute,absolutely.
Vacillation-a state of indecision or irresolution.
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indefatigable
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incorrigible
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insatiable
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impractical
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impetuous
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Tract → drag, pull : Easily managed or controlled.
Other words: attract,retract,contract.
Incorrigible means firmly fixed; not easily changed.
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necessary
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descriptive
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radiant
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organized
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mature
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Lustr : ( light, enlighten )
Example : Luster, Lackluster
Lacking liveliness, vitality, spirit, or enthusiasm.
Radiant- bright with joy, hope, etc.
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abnormal
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irregular
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unconscious
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irrelevant
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elemental
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Sent/sense: having the power of perception by the senses; conscious.
The opposite of which is unconscious.
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plausibility
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audacity
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reason
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argument
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conviction
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-ism (act or practice of)
Other words: Cynicism, pessimism, criticism, neologism, anachronism.
Scepticism- sceptical attitude or temper; doubt.
Conviction- a fixed or firm belief.