Previous year vocabulary for bank exams pdf; banking vocabulary pdf
Previous year vocabulary for bank exams pdf; banking vocabulary pdf
COMPILATION OF FREQUENTLY ASKED VOCAB IN BANK (IBPS, SBI, RBI ) EXAMS
💠FREQUENTLY ASKED VOCAB IN BANK (IBPS, SBI, RBI) EXAMS
1. Abdicate: to give up a position or power/ to renounce a throne, high office, dignity
Syn: Relinquish, Resign
Example –“Pakistan PM Imran Khan will have to abdicate his chair sooner or later”, Bilawal Bhutto.
2. Abjure: Formally reject a formerly held belief.
Syn: Recant, Forswear
Example: In a sober ceremony, Sia abjured her old religion and embraced Christianity.
3. Abrupt: Sudden and unexpected/ Rude/ Extremely sharp
Syn: Precipitous, Discourteous,
Example: US-North Korea nuclear talks came to an abrupt end.
4. Abscond: to depart secretly and hide oneself
Syn: Flee, Escape
Example: WikiLeak’s founder Julian Assange has been sent to 50 weeks jail for absconding while on bail.
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Abstruse: Difficult to comprehend
Syn: Recondite, Esoteric
Example: “In the beginning, the script seemed abstruse but later I liked it a lot”, Bhumi Pednekar.
6. Accede: to give consent/ to attain or assume office
Syn: Assent
Example : Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel urged that Guruji went to Kashmir to get Maharaja Hari Singh to accede his state.
Complete list of the most important previous year vocab is in the PDF file.
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