The Vocab Master For All Competitive Exams | 02-08-2023

 

1. REVULSION (NOUN): (घृणा): disgust

Synonyms: repulsion, abhorrence

Antonyms: delight

Example Sentence:

News of the attack will be met with sorrow and revulsion.

2. UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सर्वव्यापक): omnipresent

Synonyms: ever-present, everywhere

Antonyms: rare

Example Sentence:

His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family.

3. FUSS (NOUN): (गड़बड़): bother

Synonyms: trouble, inconvenience

Antonyms: convenience

Example Sentence:

They settled in with very little fuss.

4. CONVOLUTED (ADJECTIVE): (जटिल): complicated

Synonyms: complex, involved

Antonyms: simple

Example Sentence:

The film is let down by a convoluted plot in which nothing really happens.

5. AFFINITY (NOUN): (सहानुभूति): empathy

Synonyms: rapport, sympathy

Antonyms: dislike

Example Sentence:

He had a special affinity with horses.

6. RETRACT (VERB): (वापस लेना): take back

Synonyms: withdraw, unsay

Antonyms: assert

Example Sentence:

He was forced to retract an opinion too liberal for the time.

7. UNSEEMLY (ADJECTIVE): (अनुचित): indecorous

Synonyms: improper, inappropriate

Antonyms: seemly

Example Sentence:

The discussion led to nothing but an unseemly squabble.

8. CATHARSIS (NOUN): (शुद्धिकरण): purging

Synonyms: purgation, purification

Antonyms: repression

Example Sentence:

Music is a means of catharsis for many of us.

9. INFANTILE (ADJECTIVE): (बचकाना): childish

Synonyms: babyish, immature

Antonyms: mature

Example Sentence:

The point about fairies etc. is so infantile in logic I can barely contain my disbelief.

10. INGRAINED (ADJECTIVE): (दीर्घस्थायी): entrenched

Synonyms: established, fixed

Antonyms: transient

Example Sentence:

She wanted to wake up with his scent ingrained in her skin.

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