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Daily Vocabulary: 6th January 2020

To strengthen the crust and core of your English language, what you need is new and effective words added to your dictionary every day. This is a tedious task if you sit with the dictionary every day. Adda247 brings to you a compact way of learning constantly and efficiently. This is today’s Vocabulary for the aspirants who are preparing for the various banking examinations. SBI Clerk, LIC Assistant Mains, IBPS RRB, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk are some of the upcoming examinations which can be prepared with the aid of daily Vocabulary. Vocab will help you excel not just in the examinations but will help you sail through the Interview round of the examinations you are preparing for. The words you choose will accelerate you in the correct path towards success and we hope that this article serves the purpose. Here is the vocabulary for 6th January 2019.

Rebuffed (Verb) : अस्वीकार कर दिया

Meaning: Reject or refuse something or someone in an abrupt or ungracious manner.

Synonyms: Turn down, Decline, Dismiss, Repel, Spurn.

Antonyms: Accept, Welcome, Approve, Permit, Assist.

Sentence: The company rebuffed the proposals of all clients.

Slammed (Verb)  : पटक दिया

Meaning: Shut or crtiticize forcefully or loudly.

Synonyms: Smash, Slap, Criticize, Beat, Knock, Strike.

Antonyms: Praise, Aid, Assist, Open.

Sentence: The news channel slammed politicians role in India’s development.

Rogue (Adjective) : दुष्ट

Meaning: Something that is out of ordinary, or against the rules.

Synonyms: Dishonest, Double-dealing, Doublicious, Fradulent.

Antonyms: Decent, Honest, Ethical, Just, Straight-forward.

Sentence: The density of rogue people are increasing day by day which is making the system more corrupt.

Clamour (Verb) : कोलाहल

Meaning: To shout loudly or making a forceful demand or protest.

Synonyms: Agitation, Noise, Uproar, Upheavel, Shout.

Antonyms: Harmony, Silence, Peace, Calm, Agreement.

Sentence: The screams continued, filling the entire hall with their clamour.

Embezzlement (Noun)  : ग़बन

Meaning: Theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one’s trust or employer.

Synonyms: Fraud, Theft, Misuse, Larceny, Defalcation.

Antonyms: Honest, Pay, Reimburse, Return, Compensate.

Sentence: There are many cases of embezzlement by certain companies.

Morbidity (Noun) : रोगों की संख्या

Meaning: The condition of being diseased or rate of a disease in population.

Synonyms: Dullness, Despair, Misery, Deadliness, Morbidness.

Antonyms: Bright, Hopeful, comfortable, joyful.

Sentence: Morbidity and mobility are continously deteriorating the health index of our nation.

Predicament (noun) : स्थिति

Meaning: A difficult, unpleasing or embarrassing situation

Synonym: Circumstances, crisis, deadlock, dilemma

Antonym: Advantage, Benefit, Agreement, Blessing

Sentence: The century-old club’s financial predicament is not a sudden one as the signs of the same were evident even a decade ago.

LOUT (noun) : मूर्ख

Meaning: a big clumsy often slow-witted person.

Synonyms: ignoramus, imbecile, dunce, dunderhead, fathead, dimwit.

Antonyms: brain, egghead, genius, intellectual, sage, thinker, whiz, wizard.

Sentence: But this question was beyond the poor lout’s intelligence; he could only blubber and fend off possible chastisement.

EXEGESIS (noun)  : टीका

Meaning: an explanation or critical interpretation of a text.

Synonyms: interpretation, exposition, explication, elucidation, clarification, gloss, annotation, illustration.

Antonyms: pain point.

Sentence: The student’s exegesis of the novel was one of the best summaries the professor had ever read.

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