The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 17- 07-2022

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1. DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE): : energetic 

Synonyms: spirited, active 

Antonyms: half-hearted 

Example Sentence: 

He is a dynamic young advertising executive. 

2. COMBAT (VERB): : fight 

Synonyms: tackle, attack 

Antonyms: give in to 

Example Sentence: 

An effort was made to combat drug trafficking. 

3. SAGGING (ADJECTIVE): :  become weaker 

Synonyms: slump, bulge 

Antonyms: ascend, rise 

Example Sentence: 

A comprehensive overhaul meant to revive sagging sales.

4. ELEVATED (ADJECTIVE): : situated or placed higher.

Synonyms: inflated, exalted 

Antonyms: depressed, dropped 

Example Sentence: 

This hotel has an elevated position above the village.

5. QUEER (VERB): : spoil or ruin the situation.

Synonyms: blight, bruise 

Antonyms: create, beautify 

Example Sentence: 

Reg didn't want someone meddling and queering the deal at the last minute.

6. DELIBERATIONS (NOUN): : long and careful consideration or discussion.

Synonyms: conference, consideration 

Antonyms: ignorance, inattention 

Example Sentence: 

After much deliberation we arrived at a compromise.

7. DECREPIT (ADJECTIVE):  worn out or ruined because of age or neglect.

Synonyms: battered, ramshackle 

Antonyms: firm, good, healthy

Example Sentence: 

But now the world is decrepit, and all good things are gone.

8. CAULK (VERB): : Secure

Synonyms: block, barricade 

Antonyms: free, loosen

Example Sentence:

Adeel caulked me from a broken reed

9. PURGE (NOUN): : an abrupt or violent removal of a group of people.

Synonyms: expulsion, extermination 

Antonyms: keeping, holding

Example Sentence:

Manoj was feeling shy of telling her about her purge from the contest

10. BUYBACK (NOUN): : concession 

Synonyms: privilege, allowance

Antonyms: repudiation, refusal 

Example Sentence: 

There are many buyback offers in the market.

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