The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 01-08-2022

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1. MALICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): : spiteful

Synonyms: malevolent, hostile

Antonyms: benevolent

Example Sentence:
He had been found guilty of malicious damage.

2. INAUGURATE (VERB): : initiate

Synonyms: begin, start

Antonyms: wind up

Example Sentence:

He inaugurated a new policy of trade and exploration.


3. ANXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): : worried

Synonyms: concerned, apprehensive

Antonyms: carefree

Example Sentence:

She was extremely anxious about her exams.


4. RESUMPTION (NOUN): : restart

Synonyms: restarting, reopening

Antonyms: suspension

Example Sentence:

The rain has stopped, but we're still waiting for the resumption of the game.


5. NORMALITY (NOUN): : routine

Synonyms: business as usual, order

Antonyms: insanity

Example Sentence:
The office gradually returned to a semblance of normality.


6. SEMBLANCE (NOUN): : appearance

Synonyms: approximation, show

Antonyms: difference

Example Sentence:
She tried to force her thoughts back into some semblance of order.


7. SNARL (VERB): : tangle

Synonyms: entangle, entwine

Antonyms: untangle

Example Sentence:

The trailing lead got snarled up in a bramble bush.
8. CONVALESCENT (ADJECTIVE): : recuperating

Synonyms: recovering, getting better

Antonyms: sickly

Example Sentence:

The patient is apparently convalescent but still needs more care.


9. AMBITIOUS (ADJECTIVE): : aspiring

Synonyms: determined, forceful

Antonyms: unambitious

Example Sentence:
She is a ruthlessly ambitious workaholic woman.

10. ENTAIL (VERB): : necessitate

Synonyms: require, need

Antonyms: nullify

Example Sentence:

We are in a situation which entails considerable risks

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