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We don’t need to tell you the importance of speaking fluent English. Be it facing any interview, interacting among peer groups or gaining confidence in life in general, a person who is fluent in a global language will not feel out of place in any situation. Moreover, in many exams vocabulary plays a major role in solving a variety of questions. So why wait, begin your learning with Class24.
1. Slams: (verb)
Meaning: Shut (a door, window, or lid) forcefully and loudly. (पराजित करना)
Synonym: Bang, Attacked, Scolded, Blasted
Antonym: Loose, Open, Slack, Unsealed
Example: He slammed the door in my face.
Related Words:
Slamming, Slammed
Trick: They scammed their money and slammed them on the ground.
2. Cognizance: (noun)
Meaning: Knowledge or awareness. (ध्यान में रखते)
Synonym: Awareness, Knowledge, Consciousness, Apprehension
Antonym: Ignorant, Disregard, Heedlessness, Inattention
Example: He should take cognizance of those who disagree with his theory.
Related Words:
Cognizantly
Trick: He has confidence in his cognizance.
3. Dignity: (noun)
Meaning: The state or quality of being worthy of honour or respect. (गरिमा)
Synonym: Decency, Decorum, Grace, Grandeur
Antonym: Dishonor, Evil, Immorality, Indecency
Example: She comported herself with great dignity at her husband's funeral.
Related Words:
Dignified, Dignify, Dignifiedly
Trick: The soldiers dignity is infinity.
4. Expunging: (verb)
Meaning: Obliterate or remove completely (something unwanted or unpleasant). (मिटाना)
Synonym: Erase, Remove, Delete, Rub Out
Antonym: Add, Bear, Create, Establish
Example: His record was expunged after he completed a rehabilitation program.
Related Words:
Expunge, Expunged
Trick: The data was expunged and exchanged.
5. Contempt: (noun)
Meaning: The feeling that a person or a thing is worthless or beneath consideration. (अवमानना)
Synonym: Scorn, Disdain, Disrespect, Deprecation
Antonym: Respect, Admiration, Esteem, Regard
Example: He feels that wealthy people view/regard him with contempt because he is poor
Related Words:
Contemptuous, Contemptuously
Trick: He attempt to contempt the elders.
6. Pledged: (verb)
Meaning: Commit (a person or organization) by a solemn promise. (गिरवी)
Synonym: Guaranteed, Promised, Enforced, Obligated
Antonym: Break, Disagree, Disavow, Disobey
Example: He called to pledge money to the charity.
Related Words:
Pledging
Trick: The soldiers pledged for the hedged of the country.
7. Demolished: (verb)
Meaning: Pull or knock down (a building). (ध्वस्त)
Synonym: Destroy, Flatten, Raze, Topple
Antonym: Build, Construct, Mend, Produce
Example: The old factory was demolished to make way for a new parking lot.
Related Words:
Demolition
Trick: The news is published that the market is demolished.
8. Refused: (verb)
Meaning: Indicate or show that one is not willing to do something. (अस्वीकृत)
Synonym: Decline, Reject, Repudiate, Spurn
Antonym: Accept, Take, Allowed, Permitted
Example: She was refused access to her children.
Related Words:
Refusing
Trick: He refused that he infused to the people.
9. Incidents: (noun)
Meaning: An instance of something happening; an event or occurrence. (घटनाएं)
Synonym: Circumstance, Episode, Event, Fact
Antonym: Cessation, Inaction, Inactivity, Stoppage
Example: Two people were shot yesterday in two separate incidents.
Related Words:
Incidentally
Trick: These incidents are subsequent.
10. Deprivation: (noun)
Meaning: Prevent (a person or place) from having or using something. (वंचित)
Synonym: Dispossess, Strip, Divest, Relieve
Antonym: Clothe, Cover, Build, Construct
Example: He claimed that he had been deprived of his freedom/rights.
Related Words:
Deprived, Depriving, Deprivedly
Trick: The deprivation of the attraction caused him mad.
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