The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 19- 06-2022

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1. TUMBLE (VERB): : plummet

Synonyms: plunge, dive

Antonyms: rise

Example Sentence:

In the last decade, property prices have tumbled.

2.CONSEQUENTIAL (ADJECTIVE): : resulting

Synonyms: resultant, ensuing

Antonyms: casual

Example Sentence:

It was a loss of confidence and a consequential withdrawal of funds

3. ONSET (NOUN): : start

Synonyms: beginning, arrival

Antonyms: end

Example Sentence:

The onset of the flu was abrupt with fever followed by vomiting.

4. OBLIGING (ADJECTIVE): : helpful

Synonyms: accommodating, willing

Antonyms: disobliging

Example Sentence:

He is one of the most obliging students I’ve ever seem.

5. UNTOWARD (ADJECTIVE): : unexpected

Synonyms: unanticipated, unforeseen

Antonyms: expected

Example Sentence:

Both tried to behave as if nothing untoward had happened.

6. DISENGAGE (VERB): : remove

Synonyms: detach, disentangle

Antonyms: attach

Example Sentence:

I disengaged his hand from mine.

7. SLY (ADJECTIVE): : cunning

Synonyms: crafty, clever

Antonyms: honest, artless

Example Sentence:

She asked me out with a sly smile.

8. REPUDIATION (NOUN): : rejection

Synonyms: renunciation, abandonment

Antonyms: confirmation

Example Sentence:

The breach is not so serious as to amount to a repudiation of the whole contract.

9. NEGATE (VERB): : invalidate

Synonyms: nullify, neutralize

Antonyms: confirm

Example Sentence:

Alcohol negates the effects of the drug.

10. UNPREMEDITATED (ADJECTIVE): : unplanned

Synonyms: spontaneous, unprepared

Antonyms: premeditated

Example Sentence:

It was a totally unpremeditated attack.

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