The Hindu Vocabulary ( IBPS Clerk Based) | 01 -11 - 17

1. PROFFER (VERB): suggest

Synonyms: propound, propose

Antonyms: refrain, hold

Example Sentence:

I’d proffer to not to go there.

2. BELLYACHE (NOUN): complaint

Synonyms: grouse, gripe

Antonyms: compliment, flattery

Example Sentence:

They had a bellyache regarding his entourage.

3. LICITNESS (NOUN): legality

Synonyms: authority, legitimacy

Antonyms: unjustice, unfairness

Example Sentence:

It includes much licitness into it.

4. RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE): abstruse

Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic

Antonyms: simple, plain

Example Sentence:

To me, my daughter’s foolish actions are recondite and not understandable at all.

5. FLAIR (NOUN): ability

Synonyms: elegance, knack

Synonyms: inability, stupidity

Example Sentence:

He has an immense flair in him.

6. RUDIMENTARY (NOUN): elemental

Synonyms: elementary, vestigial

Antonyms: complex, difficult

Example Sentence:

Education is a rudimentary objective of the meeting.

7. HUNKER (VERB): crouch

Synonyms: grovel, kneel

Antonyms: face, meet

Example Sentence:

He hunkered down before me.

8. ANARCHY (NOUN): disorder

Synonyms: chaos, unrest

Antonyms: harmony, peace

Example Sentence:

He has spreaded out the anarchy.

9. PROPITIATION (NOUN): conciliation

Synonyms: abatement, placation    

 

Antonyms: provocation, annoyance

Example Sentence:

I lifted his hands in propitiation.

10. PERPETRATE (VERB): be responsible for

Synonyms:  execute, perform

Antonyms: leave, halt

Example Sentence:

A crime has been perpetrated against a sovereign state.

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