The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 31-08-2022

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1. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE): : Extortionate

Synonyms: Excessive, Sky-high

Antonyms: Reasonable

Example Sentence:

Some hotels charge exorbitant rates for phone calls.

2. INFIRM (ADJECTIVE):  :Frail

Synonyms: Weak, Feeble

Antonyms: Strong

Example Sentence:

Those who are old or infirm aren't allowed to travel.

3. NULLIFY (VERB): : Annul

Synonyms: Void, Invalidate

Antonyms: Ratify

Example Sentence:

Judges were unwilling to nullify government decisions.

3. ASSERTIVE (ADJECTIVE): : Confident

Synonyms: Forceful, Self-confident

Antonyms: Retiring

Example Sentence:

The job of a salesman calls for assertive behaviour.

4. AMID (PREPOSITION): : In the middle of

Synonyms: Among, Between

Antonyms: Surrounding

Example Sentence:

Our dream home, set amid magnificent rolling countryside.

5. INQUISITIVE (ADJECTIVE): : Curious

Synonyms: Intrigued, Interested

Antonyms: Uninterested

Example Sentence:

I didn't like to seem inquisitive.

6. TANGLE (VERB): : Confuse

Synonyms: Jumble, Mix up

Antonyms: Simple

Example Sentence:

His ideas tangled matters even further.

7. ECONOMICAL (ADJECTIVE): : Cost-effective

Synonyms: Effective, Efficient

Antonyms:Extravagant

Example Sentence:

Solar power may provide a more economic solution.

8. ABATE (VERB): : Subside

Synonyms: Lessen, Let up

Antonyms: Intensify

Example Sentence:

The storm had suddenly abated to a huge extent.


10. EXQUISITE (ADJECTIVE): : Beautiful

Synonyms: Lovely, Elegant

Antonyms: Crude

Example Sentence:

The place was filled with exquisite, jewel-like portraits

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