PART 3 OF THE COMPILATION OF FREQUENTLY ASKED VOCABS IN BANK (IBPS, SBI, RBI ) EXAMS

PART 3 OF THE COMPILATION OF FREQUENTLY ASKED VOCABS IN BANK (IBPS, SBI, RBI ) EXAMS 

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1)  Rebuff: reject  bluntly often disdainfully

Syn:  Snub, cold shoulder

Example- Kareena rebuffed Saif when he asked for a date for the first time. 

2) Reckless: careless of consequences/ irresponsible

Syn: foolhardy, heedless

Example-  Her reckless attitude brought her fame.

3) Reiterated: to say something again, once or several times

Syn: Repeat, restate

Example- She is in the habit of reiterating her statements. 

4) Rejuvenate: make younger or more vital

Syn:  Revive, revitalize

Example- The acupuncture treatment rejuvenated me,Urvashi Rautela.

5) Relinquish:  to give up; put aside or desist from

Syn: abdicate, forego

Example- Mr Rohit was forced to relinquish control of the project.

6) Reminiscent:  that tends to remind you of something

Syn:  Evocative, Suggestive

Example- The remake of the song is a reminiscent of 90s hit song.

7)  Remunerate:  to pay an equivalent to service, loss or expense

Syn: Reimburse, compensate

Example- The job offered me an excellent remuneration.

8) Repeal: cancel officially

Syn: abrogation, annulment

Example-  First amendment of Indian constitution added 9th schedule to our constitution. 

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9) Revamp: to change or arrange something again, in order to improve it

Syn: Rehabilitate, repair

Example- KBC is planning to revamp the show before next season. 

10) Revert: go back to a previous state

Syn: Retrogress

Example- The supreme court decided to revert the high court's verdict.

11) Rhetoric:  art of speaking or writing effectively

Syn: Grandiloquence, Fustian

Example-  The audience were impressed by the rhetoric Sadhguru aka Jaggi Vasudeva used in the debate .

12) Ridicule: to make fun of

Syn: derision, mockery

Example- Rakhi  Sawant constantly worked to ridicule Sunny leone .

13) Robust: sturdy and strong in form/ marked y richness and fullness of flavour/ rough and crude

Syn: Vigorous, Unrefined

Example- We need a robust mechanism to deal with this. 

14) Rumble: make a low continuous noise/ to be involved in a gang fight

Syn: Growl, lumber

Example- The rumble of the kids woke the lady up.

15) Sabotage: intentional destruction of something and hinder normal operation

Syn: Demolishment, vandalization

Example- Hrithik  is trying to sabotage case by creating confusion,Kangna Ranaut.

16) Sagging: hanging down (as from exhaustion , weakness or weight}

Syn: drooping, hang

Example- I somehow managed to revive my sagging spirit and restarted working on the project.

17)  Scarcely: only a very short time before, almost not

Syn: barely, hardly

Example- Seeing My favorite actor Sharukh,   I could scarcely control my joy 

 18) Scorn: open dislike and disrespect or mockery often mixed with disdain

Syn: Contempt, disdain

19) Scramble - to move hurriedly to a place, especially by using all limbs against a surface. 

Example- Both players scrambled to catch the ball. 

20) Scrutinise: to examine closely and minutely

Syn: Audit, Inspect

Example- The committee scrutinised the matter deeply.

21) Segregation: a state of being segregated, set apart, separated, or restricted to one group

Syn: Seclusion, separateness

Example- The movement fought against practices that segregated blacks and whites.

22) Sluggish: slow moving or inactive, not acting or working with full vigor

Syn:  Slow, lethargic

Example-  He is very sluggish. 

23) Slump:  sudden fall in price, amount and value/ to fall or sink suddenly

Syn: Depression, Recession

24) Snub: Refuse to acknowledge/ reject outright and bluntly/ unusually short

Syn: Rebuff/ ignore

25) Squander: to spent extravagantly or foolishly/ allow (an opportunity) to pass or be lost.

Syn: Dissipate, waste

Example- I don't want to squander my valuable time browsing social media. 

26) Speculate: to review something idly or casually and often inconclusively without knowing the facts/invest in risk

Syn: Conjecture, suspicion

Example - Speculations of Sara-Kartik relationship is doing rounds. 

 27) Splendid: excellent , beautiful and impressive

Syn: Glorious/ Resplendent

Example - The splendid debut of Deepika padukone in Om Shanti Om ,made her a big star.

28) Spontaneously: without advance preparation

Syn: impromptu, impulsively

29) Stagnation: a state of inactivity

Syn: Doldrums

30) Sterile: unable to produce young, plants and crops/ free from bacteria/ lacking in imagination,ideas or enthusiasm

Syn: infertile, unproductive

31) Strain: use to the utmost, exert vigorously or to the full capacity

Syn: Stretch, Wrench

32) Stringent: demanding strict attention to rules and procedures

Syn: Rigorous, tight

Example- I follow stringent morning rituals.

33) Stumble: miss a step or nearly fall/ encounter by chance/ unintentional and embarrassing blunder

Syn: Blunder, lapse

Example- Shirley stumbled on the uneven pavement.

34) Stubborn:  who is not willing to change their ideas or consider anyone else’s reason or arguments

Syn: adamant, unyielding

Example- Shivangi is a stubborn 

35) Superficial: on the surface only, not deep/ little substance or significance

Syn: Frivolous, Dilettante, Glib

36) Sustainability: ability to be sustained, supported or   confirmed/ avoidance of depletion of natural resources in order to maintain ecological balance

Syn: Continuous, Viable

37) Taciturn: habitually reserved and uncommunicative

Syn: Reticent, buttoned-up

38) Tactful: having or showing skill and sensitivity in dealing with others or difficult issues

Syn: Considerate, discerning

39) Tantamount: equivalent in value, significance or effect

Syn: Alike, Cognate

40) Tenacious: not easily pulled apart/persistent in maintaining, adhering to or seeking something valued or desired

Syn: Dogged, Pertinacious

41) Tormented: extreme pain and anguish of body or mind

Syn: Agony, Excruciate

42) Treacherous: tending to betray/ dangerously unstable and unpredictable

Syn: Perfidious, unrealiable

43) Trivial: of little worth or importance/Commonplace, ordinary

Syn: Insignificant, trifling

44) Turbulence: noise, disturbance

45) Turmoil: a state of extreme confusion, agitation  or commotion

Syn:  Ferment, Restlessness

46) Unequivocal: leaving no doubt

Syn: Unambiguous, lucid

47) Vehemently: marked by forceful energy/in a strong and emotional way

Syn: Strenuous, emphatic

48) Vertebrate: animals having backbone or skeleton

Syn:

49) Vicious: deliberately cruel or violent/ immoral/imperfect

Syn: Condemnable, savage

50) Vulnerable: capable of being emotionally and physically wound

Syn:  Susceptible, liable

51) Wander: to move about without any fixed goal or aim

Syn: roam, saunter

52) Whimsical: full of whimsy, quaintly,playfully, or gently humorous/ subject to sudden change

Syn:  Capricious, freakish

53) Fiasco:  a complete failure

Syn:  debacle, catastrophe

54) Fierce: marked by extreme and violent energy,

Syn: Ferocious, Savage

 55) Formidable: extremely impressive in strength or excellence/ causing fear

Syn: spine-chilling, dreadful

56) Fostered: to give parental care to/ to promote the growth and development of

Syn: Nurture, encourage

57) Fragile:  easily broken/ constitutionally weak/ tenuous , slight

Syn:  breakable, delicate

 58) Frugal: avoiding waste

Syn:  Economical, thrifty

59) Furtive:  done in a quiet or secretive way to avoid being noticed

Syn:  clandestine,surreptitious

60) Gigantic: of very great size or extent Syn: enormous, mammoth

61) Glimpse:  a momentary or partial view

Syn: Glance, peak