PART 2 OF THE COMPILATION OF FREQUENTLY ASKED VOCABS IN BANK (IBPS, SBI, RBI ) EXAMS

PART 2 OF THE COMPILATION OF FREQUENTLY ASKED VOCABS IN BANK (IBPS, SBI, RBI ) EXAMS 

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1) Grapple: fight or struggling with someone,holding them tightly/ come to terms with

Syn: contend, wrestle

EXAMPLE-"Being a newcomer I had to grapple with all kinds of uncertainties in the early phase of my career ,Kartik Aryan.

2) Gregarious: fond of company of others

Syn: Sociable, affable

EXAMPLE-  "I am not gregarious,which is why no one knows how sensitive I am" ,Manika Batra.

3)  Haggled: to argue on the price of something/ to argue about the details of something

Syn: bargain, negotiate

Example- "Before the film 'queen' ,I used to haggle with producer to get the right remuneration",Kangna Ranaut.

4) Hamper: prevent the progress or free movement of something

Syn: Interfere, hinder

Example-Lack of communication between the director and the producers hampered the release of the movie.

5) Hazardous:  full of risks

Syn: Perilous, jeopardizing

6) Illuminate: make lighter or brighter/ make clear

Syn:  elucidate, light up

Example- "Sometimes I dwell on past to illuminate my present; I learn from the mistakes of past",Virat Kohli.  

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7) Ingenuous: honest, innocent and willing to trust people

    Syn: Straightforward, guileless

Example- "I was an ingenuous person in the beginning of my career", said the director. 

8) Impeccable  - without fault or error/ not capable of sin

Synonyms:  Immaculate, virtuous

Example - Deepika Padukone made an impeccable debut with the movie Om Shanti Om.

9) Impelled:  urged or forced to action through moral pressure

Syn:  driven, motivated

Example - Interest of the producers impelled them to make sequel after sequel of the movie 'Hate Story'.

10) Impetuous: tending to do things very quickly, without thinking ,done impulsively

Synonyms : Impulsive, hotheaded

Example -  It was an impetus decision to opt maths and prepare for IIT JEE. 

11) Imprudent: lacking discretion, wisdom and good judgement

Syn: brash, inadvisable

Example - Her imprudent attitude made her look like a fool in the conference.

Indiscreet: Imprudent

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12) Innocuous: not harmful/ not causing disapproval

Syn:  innoxious, harmless

Example- Sona Mohapatra's verbal attack on Anu Malik proved innocuous in the absence of any support.

13) Intermittent: occurring at irregular intervals

Syn:  Sporadic, irregular

Example- The reason I broke up with my girlfriend was because of her intermittent verbal assaults. 

14) Invoke - to call upon for help

synonyms- invocate,to solicit 

Example - The celebrity invoked assistance from the police to keep stalkers away from her.

15) Juxtapose: to place different things side by side for comparision

Syn: alternate, intersperse

Example- Hate Story 3 deals with the juxtaposition of love and hate and how the two emotions relate to each other.

16) Languid: lacking in spirit or interest

Syn: Inactive, Sluggish

Example- After sleeping for hours ,my dog moved leisurely in a languid motion.

17) Legitimate: according to law; in accordance with established rules and standards

Syn: lawful, legal

Example-  It's a legitimate question that deserves carefully reasoned answer,Barack Obama.

18) Lethargic:  having little energy; feeling unwilling and unable to do anything

Syn: Torpid, lackadaisical

Example-  The weather made me a little lethargic.

19) Litigant: one engaged in a lawsuit

Syn: petitioner, suer

Example- Iqbal Ansari is one of the litigants in the Ayodya land dispute case. 

20) Lucid: expressed clearly, easy to understand/ bright or luminous

Syn: Comprehensible, gleeming

Example-  I have written a lucid poetry. 

21) Lucrative: producing a sizeable profit

Syn: Moneymaking, remunerative

Example- I decided to turn my hobby into a lucrative sideline,Manish Malhotra.

22) Malaise:  feeling of discomfort, illness, or unease whose exact cause is difficult to identify

Syn:  melancholy, Restlessness

Example- India's present economic problems are symptoms of a deeper malaise.

23) Malignant: evil in nature or effect/ (disease)very virulent or infectious

Syn: Hostile, invasive

Example-  Her malignant attitude turned others away from her. 

24) Mitigate: make less severe or harsh/ lessen the seriousness or extent of

Syn: Extenuate, alleviate

Example- A smile can mitigate any problem. :)

25) Molestation: sexual assault and abuse of a person

Syn: Abduction, maltreatment

Example- Several celebrities have accused Anu Malik of molestation. 

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26) Morbid: having a unusual interest in death or unpleasant events/ gruesome/ relating to disease

Syn:  Cheerless, miserable

Example- Komal's morbid curiosity with death drove her to study paranormal science. 

27) Mounting: Something that serves as a support, setting or backing /act as a person or thing that mounts.

Syn:  Support, Reinforcement

28) Mundane: something that is ordinary and occurring too regularly  and hence not interesting

Syn:  banal, humdrum

Example-  Shivani hates her job as she is asked to do mundane tasks everyday. 

29) Nurturing: act of encouraging, nourishing, caring for someone or something

Syn: Foster, cultivate

Example- Parents should nurture thier children's creativity. 

30) Obscure: not clearly understood or expressed/ difficult to find/ to make dark, dim or indistinct

Syn:  Dubious, undistinguished

Example- Because the billionaire was a shy person,he enjoyed living an obscure life .

31) Obstinate: stubbornly adhering to an opinion, purpose, or course inspite of reason, arguments, or persuasion

Syn: Adamant, unyielding

Example- "She was a very obstinate child", Madhu Chopra.

32) Oscillate: move or swing back and forth in regular rhythm

Syn: Fluctuate, Waver

33) Palpable: capable of being touched or felt,easily perceptible

Syn: appreciable, apprehensible

Example- The hatred between the two actresses was palpable and seemed to fill the entire promo event. 

34) Paucity: presence of something in only large or insufficient quantities or amounts

Syn: Dearth, Sparseness

Example- Paucity of evidence made the case difficult. 

35) Peculiar: characteristic of only one person, group, or thing/ different from usual or normal

Syn: Aberrant, Extraordinary

Example-  She has a peculiar way of wishing people. 

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36) Perishable: subject to destruction, death or decay

Syn: Vulnerable, Susceptible

Example- These fruits are perishable and bulky to transport. 

37) Persuasion: communication intended to induce belief or action

Syn: convincing, inducement

Example- It took a lot of persuasion to get him to agree to join the party.

38) Persist: to go on resolutely or stubbornly in spite of opposition, importunity or warning

Syn:  Carry on, persevere

Example-  He persisted in his efforts and finally succeeded. 

39) Pertain:  to belong as a part, member or product/ to be appropriate to something/ to have reference

Syn: appertain, relate

40) Pertinent: relating directly and significantly to the matter at hand

Syn: appropriate, relevant

Example-  Kangna promised to answer all questions which were pertinent to her case.

41) Pervert: corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality/ change the inherent purpose or function of something

Syn:  Misinterpret, debaucher

Example- Anu Malik is a pervert,said Neha Bhasin.

42) Pilgrim: one who travels to a shrine or holy place as a      devotee/ one who travels to foreign lands

Syn: wayfarer, deportee

43) Plausible: apparently reasonable and probable/ person skilled at producing persuasive arguments, especially ones intended to deceive

Syn: credible, cogent

Example-  Dia Mirza gave a plausible explanation for her sudden disappearance from movie projects. 

44) Plead: appeal or request earnestly/mention something as an excuse

Syn: Beg, Supplicate

Example- The poor woman couldn't afford a good lawyer to plead her case.

45) Pledge: a solemn promise to do or refrain from doing something

46) Ploughing: act of ploughing a field

Syn: Dig, plow

47) Plunder: steal goods, takes as a spoil

Syn: Ransack, loot

Example- In 1025 Mahmud Ghaznavi plundred Somnath temple.

48) Plunge: sudden movement or fall forward, down or into something

Syn:  Dive, decline

Example- Sridevi's car plunged off a bridge in an accident.

49) Pragmatic:  relating to practical point of view or practical consideration

Syn:  Realistic, Logical

50) Precision: the quality of being careful and exact.

Syn:  Perfection, veracity

Example-  A good painter exercises precision while painting. 

51) Profound: having intellectual depth and insight/ coming from, reaching to, or situated at a depth/ complete

Syn: Arcane, recondite

Example-  Sridevi had a profound impact on Jahnvi.

52) Prolonged: continuing for a notable long time

Syn: Elongated, outstreched

Example- After a prolonged silence,I broke the ice.

53) Privilege: right or immunity granted as a peculiar benefit, advantage or favour

Syn: appanage, concession

54) Rampant:  unrestrained and violent / rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in the profile

Syn: Unrestrained, Widespread

Example- Rampant corruption brought about the downfall of the company. 

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