1 Scourge (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Plague, Curse, Affliction, Menace
Antonyms: Blessing, Boon, Comfort, Relief
Example: Corruption became a scourge that weakened public trust and slowed development.
2 Ravage (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Devastate, Destroy, Wreck, Plunder
Antonyms: Restore, Repair, Preserve, Protect
Example: The cyclone continued to ravage the coastline, leaving homes and roads shattered.
3 Menial (adjective)
Synonyms: Humble, Lowly, Servile, Degrading
Antonyms: Skilled, Prestigious, Dignified, Esteemed
Example: He started with menial tasks in the office before earning bigger responsibilities.
4 Gamut (noun)
Synonyms: Range, Spectrum, Scope, Extent
Antonyms: Limitation, Restriction, Narrowness, Constraint
Example: The seminar covered the full gamut of topics from basics to advanced strategies.
5 Facile (adjective)
Synonyms: Easy, Effortless, Simple, Superficial
Antonyms: Difficult, Arduous, Complex, Profound
Example: His facile explanation sounded convincing but ignored the real issues.
6 Errant (adjective)
Synonyms: Wayward, Wandering, Straying, Deviating
Antonyms: Correct, Proper, Steady, Disciplined
Example: An errant driver suddenly swerved and caused a traffic jam.
7 Delinquent (adjective/noun)
Synonyms: Overdue, Negligent, Remiss, Defaulting
Antonyms: Punctual, Responsible, Diligent, Compliant
Example: The tenant was declared delinquent after missing rent payments for three months.
8 Corporeal (adjective)
Synonyms: Physical, Bodily, Tangible, Material
Antonyms: Spiritual, Immaterial, Nonphysical, Intangible
Example: The monk focused on spiritual growth and avoided corporeal pleasures.
9 Blight (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Ruin, Damage, Spoil, Wither
Antonyms: Improve, Protect, Preserve, Revive
Example: The sudden drought threatened to blight the entire crop before harvest.
10 Adjunct (noun)
Synonyms: Addition, Supplement, Appendage, Accessory
Antonyms: Core, Essential, Main, Necessity
Example: The course includes a practical workshop as an adjunct to the main lectures.
11 Tariff (noun)
Synonyms: Duty, Tax, Levy, Customs
Antonyms: Subsidy, Rebate, Refund, Exemption
Example: The government increased the tariff on imported electronics to protect local manufacturers.
12 Secular (adjective)
Synonyms: Nonreligious, Worldly, Temporal, Civil
Antonyms: Religious, Spiritual, Sacred, Ecclesiastical
Example: India follows a secular framework that treats all religions equally.
13 Realm (noun)
Synonyms: Domain, Kingdom, Sphere, Territory
Antonyms: Chaos, Disorder, Void, Nowhere
Example: Climate change is a major concern in the realm of public policy.
14 Drastic (adjective)
Synonyms: Extreme, Severe, Radical, Dramatic
Antonyms: Mild, Moderate, Gentle, Slight
Example: The government took drastic measures to control the outbreak.
15 Demise (noun)
Synonyms: Death, Downfall, End, Collapse
Antonyms: Birth, Rise, Survival, Continuation
Example: The sudden demise of the leader created uncertainty in the party.
16 Consortium (noun)
Synonyms: Alliance, Association, Coalition, Partnership
Antonyms: Separation, Disunion, Isolation, Rivalry
Example: A consortium of banks financed the large infrastructure project together.
17 Caustic (adjective)
Synonyms: Sarcastic, Cutting, Scathing, Corrosive
Antonyms: Kind, Gentle, Pleasant, Complimentary
Example: His caustic remarks embarrassed the team during the meeting.
18 Bulwark (noun)
Synonyms: Barrier, Safeguard, Stronghold, Rampart
Antonyms: Weakness, Vulnerability, Exposure, Liability
Example: A free press is often seen as a bulwark against corruption.
19 Accord (verb)
Synonyms: Grant, Bestow, Confer, Provide
Antonyms: Deny, Refuse, Withhold, Reject
Example: The committee will accord him the honour for his lifelong service.
20 Aggregate (verb)
Synonyms: Collect, Gather, Assemble, Accumulate
Antonyms: Disperse, Scatter, Divide, Separate
Example: The agency will aggregate the data from all districts before publishing the final report.
1 Ulterior (adjective)
Synonyms: Hidden, Secret, Undisclosed, Concealed
Antonyms: Open, Honest, Obvious, Transparent
Example: He offered help, but she suspected an ulterior motive.
2 Homage (noun)
Synonyms: Tribute, Respect, Honor, Salute
Antonyms: Disrespect, Insult, Contempt, Dishonor
Example: The team paid homage to the coach with a standing ovation.
3 Flamboyant (adjective)
Synonyms: Showy, Flashy, Extravagant, Ostentatious
Antonyms: Modest, Plain, Simple, Reserved
Example: His flamboyant style of dressing made him stand out in every crowd.
4 Vacuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Empty, Mindless, Meaningless, Inane
Antonyms: Intelligent, Thoughtful, Meaningful, Profound
Example: He kept giving vacuous answers that explained nothing.
5 Travesty (noun)
Synonyms: Mockery, Parody, Farce, Distortion
Antonyms: Reality, Accuracy, Truth, Authenticity
Example: The trial was a travesty of justice
6 Undulate (verb)
Synonyms: Wave, Ripple, Oscillate, Sway
Antonyms: Stabilize, Straighten, Flatten, Steady
Example: The flag undulated gently in the wind.
7 Anecdote (noun)
Synonyms: Story, Tale, Narrative, Incident
Antonyms: Fact, Data, Proof, Evidence
Example: He began his speech with a funny anecdote from his college days.
8 Pillage (verb)
Synonyms: Loot, Plunder, Ransack, Ravage
Antonyms: Protect, Guard, Secure, Preserve
Example: The invading army began to pillage the villages for food and valuables.
9 Overt (adjective)
Synonyms: Open, Obvious, Apparent, Explicit
Antonyms: Covert, Hidden, Secret, Concealed
Example: There was overt hostility in his tone during the meeting.
10 Categorical (adjective)
Synonyms: Absolute, Unambiguous, Definitive, Explicit
Antonyms: Ambiguous, Conditional, Uncertain, Vague
Example: She gave a categorical denial of the allegations.
11 Tribute (noun)
Synonyms: Homage, Praise, Salute, Commendation
Antonyms: Insult, Criticism, Disrespect, Condemnation
Example: The players paid tribute to the coach after the final match.
12 Speculation (noun)
Synonyms: Guesswork, Conjecture, Assumption, Surmise
Antonyms: Certainty, Proof, Fact, Verification
Example: There is a lot of speculation about who will lead the team next season.
13 Monopoly (noun)
Synonyms: Domination, Control, Exclusivity, Cornering
Antonyms: Competition, Rivalry, Free market, Diversity
Example: The company was accused of creating a monopoly in the telecom sector.
14 Hazard (noun)
Synonyms: Danger, Risk, Threat, Peril
Antonyms: Safety, Security, Protection, Certainty
Example: Wet floors are a hazard because people can slip and fall.
15 Faction (noun)
Synonyms: Group, Clique, Sect, Bloc
Antonyms: Unity, Whole, Harmony, Agreement
Example: A faction within the party opposed the new policy strongly.
16 Expel (verb)
Synonyms: Eject, Oust, Evict, Banish
Antonyms: Admit, Invite, Retain, Welcome
Example: The school decided to expel the student for repeated misconduct.
17 Distort (verb)
Synonyms: Twist, Deform, Misrepresent, Warps
Antonyms: Clarify, Preserve, Maintain, Represent
Example: The story was distorted so much that the real facts were lost.
18 Deduce (verb)
Synonyms: Infer, Conclude, Derive, Reason
Antonyms: Misinterpret, Guess, Doubt, Ignore
Example: From the clues, the detective could deduce who committed the crime.
19 Brink (noun)
Synonyms: Edge, Verge, Threshold, Boundary
Antonyms: Center, Safety, Stability, Security
Example: The company was on the brink of collapse after months of losses.
20 Agony (noun)
Synonyms: Anguish, Torment, Misery, Distress
Antonyms: Comfort, Relief, Ease, Pleasure
Example: She was in agony after hearing the tragic news.
1 Repeal (verb)
Synonyms: Abolish, Revoke, Annul, Rescind
Antonyms: Enact, Pass, Approve, Implement
Example: The parliament voted to repeal the outdated law after public criticism.
2 Impose (verb)
Synonyms: Enforce, Inflict, Levy, Compel
Antonyms: Remove, Lift, Relinquish, Withdraw
Example: The government may impose a new tax to control excessive consumption.
3 Estrange (verb)
Synonyms: Alienate, Distance, Separate, Detach
Antonyms: Reconcile, Unite, Befriend, Connect
Example: Constant arguments can estrange close friends over time.
4 Desecrate (verb)
Synonyms: Profane, Defile, Violate, Dishonor
Antonyms: Consecrate, Sanctify, Honor, Purify
Example: The vandals tried to desecrate the temple by damaging its idols.
5 Deplore (verb)
Synonyms: Condemn, Lament, Regret, Denounce
Antonyms: Praise, Approve, Admire, Celebrate
Example: Citizens deplore the violence and demand strict action against the offenders.
6 Decree (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Order, Edict, Mandate, Proclamation
Antonyms: Request, Appeal, Suggestion, Entreaty
Example: The court issued a decree to stop the illegal construction immediately.
7 Debase (verb)
Synonyms: Degrade, Demean, Cheapen, Corrupt
Antonyms: Elevate, Enhance, Improve, Refine
Example: Spreading lies can debase the reputation of an honest person.
8 Breach (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Violation, Break, Infringement, Rupture
Antonyms: Compliance, Observance, Adherence, Fulfillment
Example: The company faced a lawsuit for breach of contract after failing to deliver the goods on time.
9 August (adjective)
Synonyms: Esteemed, Illustrious, Renowned, Eminent
Antonyms: Disreputable, Ignoble, Unknown, Ordinary
Example: The university honored an august scholar for his lifelong contributions to research.
10 Accede (verb)
Synonyms: Agree, Consent, Assent, Comply
Antonyms: Refuse, Reject, Deny, Oppose
Example: The minister agreed to accede to the demands of the protestors after long negotiations.
11 Strife (noun)
Synonyms: Conflict, Discord, Clash, Contention
Antonyms: Harmony, Peace, Agreement, Unity
Example: Years of political strife left the region unstable and divided.
12 Replenish (verb)
Synonyms: Refill, Restore, Renew, Refill
Antonyms: Deplete, Exhaust, Drain, Empty
Example: The workers had to replenish the water supply after the long summer.
13 Embark (verb)
Synonyms: Begin, Commence, Start, Undertake
Antonyms: Finish, Conclude, Abandon, Stop
Example: She decided to embark on a new career after completing her degree.
14 Chronic (adjective)
Synonyms: Long-standing, Persistent, Ongoing, Recurrent
Antonyms: Acute, Temporary, Short-term, Brief
Example: He has been suffering from chronic back pain for years.
15 Brazen (adjective)
Synonyms: Shameless, Bold, Audacious, Impudent
Antonyms: Modest, Shy, Reserved, Humble
Example: He made a brazen attempt to lie even after being shown clear evidence.
16 Bleak (adjective)
Synonyms: Gloomy, Desolate, Grim, Dreary
Antonyms: Hopeful, Bright, Cheerful, Optimistic
Example: After repeated failures, his future seemed bleak.
17 Bestow (verb)
Synonyms: Confer, Grant, Present, Award
Antonyms: Withhold, Deny, Take, Remove
Example: The university will bestow the highest honor upon the scientist for her contribution.
18 Asylum (noun)
Synonyms: Refuge, Shelter, Sanctuary, Haven
Antonyms: Persecution, Extradition, Expulsion, Rejection
Example: The journalist sought asylum in another country after receiving threats at home.
19 Anarchy (noun)
Synonyms: Chaos, Lawlessness, Disorder, Turmoil
Antonyms: Order, Stability, Government, Control
Example: After the sudden collapse of the administration, the city slipped into anarchy.
20 Adulterate (verb)
Synonyms: Contaminate, Dilute, Taint, Pollute
Antonyms: Purify, Cleanse, Refine, Sanitize
Example: Some vendors were caught trying to adulterate milk with water to increase profit.
1 Remnant (noun)
Synonyms: Remainder, Leftover, Residue, Fragment
Antonyms: Whole, Entirety, Completion, Totality
Example: Only a remnant of the old wall remained after the earthquake.
2 Ruse (noun)
Synonyms: Trick, Deception, Stratagem, Ploy
Antonyms: Honesty, Truth, Sincerity, Openness
Example: The thief used a clever ruse to distract the guard.
3 Surveillance (noun)
Synonyms: Monitoring, Observation, Watch, Scrutiny
Antonyms: Neglect, Inattention, Ignorance, Disregard
Example: The area was placed under surveillance after repeated incidents of theft.
4 Cosmopolitan (adjective)
Synonyms: International, Worldly, Multicultural, Sophisticated
Antonyms: Provincial, Parochial, Insular, Narrow-minded
Example: Mumbai is a cosmopolitan city where people from many cultures live and work together.
5 Corrosive (adjective)
Synonyms: Caustic, Erosive, Acidic, Destructive
Antonyms: Harmless, Gentle, Protective, Noncorrosive
Example: Corrosive chemicals must be stored carefully to prevent accidents.
6 Grotesque (adjective)
Synonyms: Bizarre, Distorted, Hideous, Monstrous
Antonyms: Beautiful, Normal, Attractive, Pleasant
Example: The movie showed a grotesque creature with a twisted face.
7 Punitive (adjective)
Synonyms: Penal, Disciplinary, Retributive, Punishing
Antonyms: Rewarding, Lenient, Merciful, Forgiving
Example: The court imposed punitive measures to deter future violations.
8 Suffrage (noun)
Synonyms: Franchise, Voting right, Enfranchisement, Ballot
Antonyms: Disenfranchisement, Ineligibility, Exclusion, Restriction
Example: Women fought for decades to win suffrage and equal political rights.
9 Gaunt (adjective)
Synonyms: Emaciated, Haggard, Skeletal, Lean
Antonyms: Plump, Well-fed, Robust, Stout
Example: After weeks without proper food, he looked gaunt and exhausted.
10 Wrath (noun)
Synonyms: Rage, Fury, Anger, Ire
Antonyms: Calm, Peace, Serenity, Kindness
Example: His reckless actions brought the wrath of his superiors.
11 Cardinal (adjective)
Synonyms: Principal, Primary, Fundamental, Essential
Antonyms: Minor, Secondary, Trivial, Insignificant
Example: Honesty is a cardinal virtue in any relationship.
12 Desolate (adjective)
Synonyms: Barren, Deserted, Bleak, Lonely
Antonyms: Populated, Lively, Cheerful, Thriving
Example: After the storm, the village looked desolate and silent.
13 Laborious (adjective)
Synonyms: Arduous, Strenuous, Toilsome, Demanding
Antonyms: Easy, Effortless, Simple, Light
Example: Completing the project without support was a laborious task.
14 Auxiliary (adjective)
Synonyms: Supporting, Additional, Supplementary, Backup
Antonyms: Primary, Main, Principal, Essential
Example: The hospital arranged auxiliary staff to manage the extra patients.
15 Chivalrous (adjective)
Synonyms: Gallant, Courteous, Honorable, Knightly
Antonyms: Rude, Dishonorable, Impolite, Selfish
Example: He was chivalrous and offered his seat to the elderly woman.
16 Preposterous (adjective)
Synonyms: Absurd, Ridiculous, Ludicrous, Nonsensical
Antonyms: Reasonable, Sensible, Logical, Rational
Example: It is preposterous to think that one person can do all the work alone.
17 Tangential (adjective)
Synonyms: Irrelevant, Peripheral, Indirect, Off-topic
Antonyms: Relevant, Central, Direct, Pertinent
Example: His comments were tangential and did not address the main issue.
18 Omnivorous (adjective)
Synonyms: All-eating, Voracious, Unselective, Generalist
Antonyms: Carnivorous, Herbivorous, Selective, Picky
Example: Humans are omnivorous and can survive on both plant-based and animal-based foods.
19 Extemporaneous (adjective)
Synonyms: Impromptu, Unrehearsed, Spontaneous, Unplanned
Antonyms: Prepared, Rehearsed, Planned, Scripted
Example: He gave an extemporaneous speech when the microphone suddenly stopped working.
20 Vivacious (adjective)
Synonyms: Lively, Energetic, Spirited, Animated
Antonyms: Dull, Lethargic, Gloomy, Lifeless
Example: Her vivacious personality lit up the entire room.
1 Criterion (noun)
Synonyms: Standard, Benchmark, Measure, Yardstick
Antonyms: Guesswork, Randomness, Uncertainty, Chaos
Example: Accuracy is the main criterion for selecting a good answer.
2 Cryptic (adjective)
Synonyms: Mysterious, Enigmatic, Obscure, Puzzling
Antonyms: Clear, Obvious, Plain, Explicit
Example: He left a cryptic message that no one could understand.
3 Ingenious (adjective)
Synonyms: Clever, Inventive, Resourceful, Brilliant
Antonyms: Clumsy, Unimaginative, Dull, Inept
Example: She came up with an ingenious plan to solve the problem quickly.
4 Verdict (noun)
Synonyms: Judgment, Decision, Ruling, Conclusion
Antonyms: Uncertainty, Doubt, Indecision, Confusion
Example: After hours of discussion, the jury announced its verdict.
5 Monolith (noun)
Synonyms: Behemoth, Giant, Colossus, Massive structure
Antonyms: Fragment, Piece, Small unit, Part
Example: The company became a monolith that dominated the entire industry.
6 Luminous (adjective)
Synonyms: Radiant, Glowing, Bright, Shining
Antonyms: Dim, Dull, Dark, Murky
Example: The luminous moon lit up the entire lake at night.
7 Ultimatum (noun)
Synonyms: Final demand, Last offer, Warning, Threat
Antonyms: Request, Suggestion, Proposal, Plea
Example: The manager gave an ultimatum: improve performance within a month or resign.
8 Trajectory (noun)
Synonyms: Path, Course, Route, Track
Antonyms: Standstill, Stagnation, Halt, Immobility
Example: Scientists calculated the rocket’s trajectory before launch.
9 Draconian (adjective)
Synonyms: Harsh, Severe, Cruel, Oppressive
Antonyms: Lenient, Mild, Merciful, Compassionate
Example: The government introduced draconian rules that punished even minor mistakes.
10 Crucible (noun)
Synonyms: Ordeal, Trial, Test, Severe challenge
Antonyms: Ease, Comfort, Pleasure, Relief
Example: The final exam was a crucible that revealed who had truly prepared.
11 Progeny (noun)
Synonyms: Offspring, Descendants, Heirs, Children
Antonyms: Ancestors, Forefathers, Predecessors, Parents
Example: The king had no progeny to inherit the throne.
12 Oxymoron (noun)
Synonyms: Paradox, Contradiction, Incongruity, Self-contradiction
Antonyms: Consistency, Harmony, Coherence, Agreement
Example: Deafening silence is a common oxymoron.
13 Mirage (noun)
Synonyms: Illusion, Delusion, Hallucination, Apparition
Antonyms: Reality, Truth, Fact, Certainty
Example: The water in the distance turned out to be a mirage.
14 Legacy (noun)
Synonyms: Inheritance, Heritage, Bequest, Tradition
Antonyms: Loss, Disinheritance, Oblivion, Forgetfulness
Example: Her legacy lives on through the schools she built for poor children.
15 Insurrection (noun)
Synonyms: Rebellion, Revolt, Uprising, Mutiny
Antonyms: Obedience, Submission, Compliance, Peace
Example: The army was deployed to suppress the insurrection in the capital.
16 Genesis (noun)
Synonyms: Origin, Beginning, Birth, Creation
Antonyms: End, Conclusion, Finish, Termination
Example: The genesis of the movement can be traced back to student protests.
17 Facade (noun)
Synonyms: Front, Exterior, Mask, Cover
Antonyms: Reality, Truth, Genuineness, Openness
Example: Behind his friendly facade, he was deeply insecure.
18 Epoch (noun)
Synonyms: Era, Age, Period, Phase
Antonyms: Moment, Instant, Split second, Flash
Example: The invention of the internet began a new epoch in human communication.
19 Despot (noun)
Synonyms: Tyrant, Dictator, Autocrat, Oppressor
Antonyms: Democrat, Liberator, Reformer, Elected leader
Example: The despot silenced critics and ruled the nation through fear.
20 Behemoth (noun)
Synonyms: Giant, Colossus, Leviathan, Monster
Antonyms: Dwarf, Miniature, Speck, Trifle
Example: The company became a behemoth in the tech industry within a decade.
1 Crux (noun)
Synonyms: Core, Essence, Gist, Kernel
Antonyms: Triviality, Detail, Peripheral point, Irrelevance
Example: The crux of the debate is whether the policy will truly help the poor.
2 Nominal (adjective)
Synonyms: In name only, Titular, Token, Minimal
Antonyms: Real, Substantial, Genuine, Significant
Example: He is the nominal head of the company, but others make the decisions.
3 Manifest (verb/adjective)
Synonyms: Reveal, Display, Demonstrate, Emerge
Antonyms: Conceal, Hide, Cover, Suppress
Example: The symptoms began to manifest after a few days of infection.
4 Veneer (noun)
Synonyms: Facade, Covering, Surface, Front
Antonyms: Reality, Truth, Genuineness, Openness
Example: Beneath his calm veneer, he was actually very nervous.
5 Atrophy (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Wasting, Deterioration, Degeneration, Decline
Antonyms: Growth, Development, Strengthening, Improvement
Example: Without regular exercise, the muscles may atrophy over time.
6 Doleful (adjective)
Synonyms: Mournful, Melancholy, Sorrowful, Woeful
Antonyms: Cheerful, Joyful, Happy, Jubilant
Example: He gave a doleful look after hearing the disappointing news.
7 Acme (noun)
Synonyms: Peak, Pinnacle, Zenith, Apex
Antonyms: Bottom, Nadir, Low point, Base
Example: Winning the gold medal was the acme of her athletic career.
8 Latent (adjective)
Synonyms: Hidden, Dormant, Concealed, Underlying
Antonyms: Obvious, Apparent, Active, Manifest
Example: She has a latent talent for music that appeared only after practice.
9 Platitude (noun)
Synonyms: Cliche, Trite remark, Banality, Commonplace
Antonyms: Originality, Novelty, Insight, Profundity
Example: His speech was full of platitudes about hard work, but offered no real solutions.
10 Indigent (adjective)
Synonyms: Poor, Needy, Destitute, Impoverished
Antonyms: Wealthy, Affluent, Prosperous, Well-off
Example: The charity provided shelter and food for indigent families during winter.
11 Pretext (noun)
Synonyms: Excuse, Alibi, Justification, Cover
Antonyms: Truth, Reality, Honesty, Candor
Example: He used illness as a pretext to avoid the meeting.
12 Profane (adjective)
Synonyms: Blasphemous, Irreverent, Vulgar, Obscene
Antonyms: Sacred, Reverent, Holy, Respectful
Example: He was warned not to use profane words inside the temple.
13 Contrived (adjective)
Synonyms: Artificial, Forced, Fabricated, Unnatural
Antonyms: Natural, Genuine, Spontaneous, Authentic
Example: The ending of the movie felt contrived and unrealistic.
14 Incidental (adjective)
Synonyms: Minor, Secondary, Peripheral, Unplanned
Antonyms: Main, Primary, Central, Essential
Example: Any incidental expenses during the trip will be reimbursed later.
15 Extrinsic (adjective)
Synonyms: External, Outside, Outward, Exogenous
Antonyms: Intrinsic, Inherent, Essential, Innate
Example: Her motivation was extrinsic, driven mainly by rewards and praise.
16 Unassuming (adjective)
Synonyms: Modest, Humble, Self-effacing, Unpretentious
Antonyms: Arrogant, Pretentious, Boastful, Conceited
Example: Despite his achievements, he remained unassuming and polite.
17 Venal (adjective)
Synonyms: Corrupt, Bribable, Dishonest, Mercenary
Antonyms: Honest, Incorruptible, Upright, Ethical
Example: The venal official accepted money to approve illegal contracts.
18 Subversive (adjective)
Synonyms: Undermining, Seditious, Destabilizing, Insurrectionary
Antonyms: Supportive, Loyal, Upholding, Conforming
Example: The government banned the group for distributing subversive pamphlets.
19 Retract (verb)
Synonyms: Withdraw, Take back, Renounce, Revoke
Antonyms: Affirm, Confirm, Maintain, Uphold
Example: The newspaper had to retract its false report after receiving proof.
20 Rampant (adjective)
Synonyms: Uncontrolled, Widespread, Unchecked, Unrestrained
Antonyms: Controlled, Limited, Restrained, Contained
Example: Corruption became rampant in the absence of strict oversight.
1 Plight (noun)
Synonyms: Predicament, Dilemma, Hardship, Distress
Antonyms: Advantage, Benefit, Comfort, Prosperity
Example: The organization worked to improve the plight of homeless families.
2 Virtuoso (noun)
Synonyms: Maestro, Expert, Genius, Prodigy
Antonyms: Amateur, Novice, Beginner, Dabbler
Example: The violin virtuoso amazed the audience with flawless performance.
3 Rift (noun)
Synonyms: Split, Breach, Fracture, Dispute
Antonyms: Unity, Harmony, Agreement, Reconciliation
Example: A rift developed between the two friends after the argument.
4 Apex (noun)
Synonyms: Peak, Summit, Zenith, Pinnacle
Antonyms: Base, Bottom, Nadir, Low point
Example: Winning the championship was the apex of her career.
5 Qualm (noun)
Synonyms: Doubt, Misgiving, Uneasiness, Scruple
Antonyms: Certainty, Confidence, Assurance, Conviction
Example: He had no qualms about speaking the truth in front of everyone.
6 Eulogy (noun)
Synonyms: Tribute, Encomium, Commendation, Panegyric
Antonyms: Criticism, Condemnation, Denunciation, Insult
Example: She delivered a heartfelt eulogy at her grandfather’s funeral.
7 Pastoral (adjective)
Synonyms: Rural, Rustic, Countryside, Bucolic
Antonyms: Urban, Metropolitan, Industrial, City-like
Example: The painting showed a pastoral scene of green fields and grazing sheep.
8 Covert (adjective)
Synonyms: Secret, Hidden, Clandestine, Surreptitious
Antonyms: Overt, Open, Public, Unconcealed
Example: The journalist uncovered a covert operation that had been running for years.
9 Hiatus (noun)
Synonyms: Break, Pause, Interruption, Respite
Antonyms: Continuation, Continuity, Progress, Persistence
Example: The show returned after a two-year hiatus with a new cast.
10 Pandemonium (noun)
Synonyms: Chaos, Turmoil, Uproar, Bedlam
Antonyms: Order, Calm, Peace, Harmony
Example: When the fire alarm rang, pandemonium broke out as everyone rushed toward the exits.
1 Audit (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Examination, Inspection, Review, Verification
Antonyms: Neglect, Ignore, Overlook, Disregard
Example: The company hired an external firm to audit its financial statements.
2 Municipal (adjective)
Synonyms: Civic, Local, City, Town
Antonyms: National, Federal, Central, Provincial
Example: Municipal authorities repaired the damaged road after public complaints..
3 Administrative (adjective)
Synonyms: Managerial, Executive, Bureaucratic, Organizational
Antonyms: Chaotic, Disorganized, Unmanaged, Unsystematic
Example: She handles all administrative work, including records and official approvals.
4 Disciplinary (adjective)
Synonyms: Corrective, Punitive, Regulatory, Disciplinarian
Antonyms: Lenient, Permissive, Indulgent, Unregulated
Example: The school took disciplinary action against students who violated the rules.
5 Sinister (adjective)
Synonyms: Ominous, Menacing, Evil, Malicious
Antonyms: Benign, Harmless, Friendly, Auspicious
Example: There was a sinister smile on his face that made everyone uneasy.
6 Philanthropic (adjective)
Synonyms: Charitable, Benevolent, Altruistic, Generous
Antonyms: Selfish, Greedy, Stingy, Miserly
Example: The philanthropic businessman donated large sums to build schools and hospitals.
7 Infrastructure (noun)
Synonyms: Framework, Foundation, Base, Support system
Antonyms: Disorganization, Chaos, Breakdown, Fragility
Example: Good infrastructure like roads and power supply boosts economic growth.
8 Rigorous (adjective)
Synonyms: Strict, Thorough, Exacting, Stringent
Antonyms: Lenient, Relaxed, Easygoing, Careless
Example: The institute follows a rigorous training schedule for all recruits.
9 Diplomatic (adjective)
Synonyms: Tactful, Politic, Discreet, Courteous
Antonyms: Rude, Tactless, Blunt, Impolite
Example: She gave a diplomatic reply to avoid hurting anyone’s feelings.
10 Annihilate (verb)
Synonyms: Destroy, Exterminate, Obliterate, Eradicate
Antonyms: Create, Preserve, Protect, Construct
Example: The army planned to annihilate the enemy base within hours.
11 Relent (verb)
Synonyms: Yield, Give in, Ease, Soften
Antonyms: Persist, Resist, Insist, Harden
Example: After repeated requests, the manager finally relented and approved the leave.
12 Satiate (verb)
Synonyms: Satisfy, Fulfill, Surfeit, Glut
Antonyms: Starve, Deprive, Crave, Want
Example: A heavy meal can quickly satiate your hunger for hours.
13 Disperse (verb)
Synonyms: Scatter, Spread, Dissipate, Distribute
Antonyms: Gather, Collect, Assemble, Concentrate
Example: The police used a warning to disperse the crowd safely.
14 Illuminate (verb)
Synonyms: Light, Brighten, Clarify, Explain
Antonyms: Darken, Obscure, Confuse, Conceal
Example: The teacher used an example to illuminate the difficult concept.
15 Encapsulate (verb)
Synonyms: Summarize, Condense, Enclose, Embody
Antonyms: Expand, Elaborate, Unfold, Disclose
Example: The chart encapsulates the entire report in just a few key numbers.
16 Outrage (noun)
Synonyms: Indignation, Fury, Wrath, Anger
Antonyms: Calmness, Approval, Delight, Satisfaction
Example: The unfair decision caused public outrage across the city.
17 Fracture (verb)
Synonyms: Break, Crack, Shatter, Splinter
Antonyms: Mend, Repair, Heal, Unite
Example: He fell badly and fractured his wrist during the match.
18 Ferment (verb)
Synonyms: Brew, Leaven, Agitate, Incite
Antonyms: Calm, Soothe, Stabilize, Suppress
Example: Yeast helps ferment the sugar in the mixture, and rumors can ferment unrest in the town.
19 Euphoric (adjective)
Synonyms: Elated, Jubilant, Ecstatic, Overjoyed
Antonyms: Depressed, Miserable, Despondent, Gloomy
Example: She felt euphoric after hearing the good news.
20 Impoverish (verb)
Synonyms: Deprive, Destitute, Bankrupt, Invalidate
Antonyms: Enrich, Prosper, Empower, Subsidize
Example: Years of drought can impoverish farming communities and force migration.
1 Noncompliance (noun)
Synonyms: Disobedience, Defiance, Violation, Nonconformity
Antonyms: Compliance, Obedience, Adherence, Conformity
Example: Noncompliance with safety rules can lead to serious accidents.
2 Reappraise (verb)
Synonyms: Reassess, Reevaluate, Review, Reconsider
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Disregard
Example: After receiving new evidence, the judge agreed to reappraise the case.
3 Recalibrate (verb)
Synonyms: Readjust, Reset, Reconfigure, Fine-tune
Antonyms: Misadjust, Disrupt, Distort, Unbalance
Example: The team had to recalibrate its strategy after the sudden market change.
4 Palindromic (adjective)
Synonyms: Reversible, Symmetrical, Mirror-like, Bidirectional
Antonyms: Nonreversible, Asymmetrical, One-way, Irreversible
Example: MADAM is a palindromic word because it reads the same from both sides.
5 Invalidate (verb)
Synonyms: Nullify, Annul, Void, Cancel
Antonyms: Validate, Confirm, Approve, Ratify
Example: A single wrong detail can invalidate the entire application.
6 Misapprehend (verb)
Synonyms: Misunderstand, Misinterpret, Misconceive, Mistake
Antonyms: Understand, Comprehend, Grasp, Perceive
Example: Do not misapprehend his silence as agreement; he is simply thinking.
7 Ratiocinate (verb)
Synonyms: Reason, Deduce, Infer, Conclude
Antonyms: Guess, Assume, Speculate, Misjudge
Example: She ratiocinated from the clues and concluded that the report was inaccurate.
8 Anachronistic (adjective)
Synonyms: Outdated, Old-fashioned, Antiquated, Obsolete
Antonyms: Modern, Contemporary, Current, Up-to-date
Example: The movie looked anachronistic because the characters used smartphones in a medieval setting.
9 Concatenate (verb)
Synonyms: Join, Combine, Link, Merge
Antonyms: Separate, Divide, Split, Detach
Example: The programmer had to concatenate the two strings to form one complete sentence.
10 Disambiguate (verb)
Synonyms: Clarify, Explain, Elucidate, Specify
Antonyms: Confuse, Obscure, Mislead, Complicate
Example: The editor asked the writer to disambiguate the sentence so readers would not misunderstand it.
11 Cupidity (noun)
Synonyms: Greed, Avarice, Covetousness, Rapacity
Antonyms: Generosity, Contentment, Altruism, Selflessness
Example: His cupidity pushed him to cheat others for quick profit.
12 Verbiage (noun)
Synonyms: Wordiness, Prolixity, Garrulity, Circumlocution
Antonyms: Brevity, Conciseness, Succinctness, Simplicity
Example: The report was full of verbiage, so the main point got lost.
13 Sojourn (noun)
Synonyms: Stay, Visit, Stopover, Temporary residence
Antonyms: Departure, Permanence, Migration, Exile
Example: During his sojourn in Jaipur, he explored the old city and forts.
14 Exoneration (noun)
Synonyms: Acquittal, Vindication, Absolution, Clearance
Antonyms: Conviction, Blame, Accusation, Condemnation
Example: The new evidence led to his exoneration after years in prison.
15 Disavowal (noun)
Synonyms: Denial, Renunciation, Rejection, Disclaimer
Antonyms: Acceptance, Acknowledgment, Approval, Endorsement
Example: The actor issued a disavowal of the controversial statements made by the fan page.
16 Rebut (verb)
Synonyms: Refute, Contradict, Disprove, Deny
Antonyms: Accept, Confirm, Support, Agree
Example: The lawyer rebutted the witness’s statement with strong evidence.
17 Entreaty (noun)
Synonyms: Plea, Appeal, Supplication, Petition
Antonyms: Refusal, Denial, Rejection, Command
Example: She made an entreaty to the officer to reconsider the decision.
18 Imprecision (noun)
Synonyms: Inaccuracy, Vagueness, Ambiguity, Indefiniteness
Antonyms: Precision, Accuracy, Exactness, Clarity
Example: The imprecision in the data led to wrong conclusions during the analysis.
19 Rectification (noun)
Synonyms: Correction, Amendment, Repair, Adjustment
Antonyms: Error, Distortion, Damage, Worsening
Example: The company issued a public statement for rectification of the earlier mistake in the report.
20 Abstention (noun)
Synonyms: Refraining, Nonparticipation, Avoidance, Withdrawal
Antonyms: Participation, Involvement, Engagement, Voting
Example: His abstention from voting affected the final result in the committee meeting.
1 Stipendiary (adjective)
Synonyms: Salaried, Paid, Compensated, Remunerated
Antonyms: Unpaid, Volunteer, Gratuitous, Uncompensated
Example: He worked as a stipendiary officer for the local administration.
2 Immoderate (adjective)
Synonyms: Excessive, Extreme, Overblown, Unrestrained
Antonyms: Moderate, Reasonable, Measured, Restrained
Example: His immoderate spending quickly led to serious debt.
3 Prescriptive (adjective)
Synonyms: Directive, Authoritative, Dogmatic, Instructional
Antonyms: Descriptive, Flexible, Optional, Suggestive
Example: The guide is too prescriptive and leaves little room for creativity.
4 Disinterested (adjective)
Synonyms: Impartial, Unbiased, Objective, Neutral
Antonyms: Biased, Partial, Interested, Prejudiced
Example: The committee needed a disinterested observer to judge the dispute fairly.
5 Revitalize (verb)
Synonyms: Renew, Rejuvenate, Restore, Energize
Antonyms: Weaken, Exhaust, Drain, Deteriorate
Example: The new policies aim to revitalize the local economy.
6 Presuppose (verb)
Synonyms: Assume, Imply, Take for granted, Postulate
Antonyms: Doubt, Question, Deny, Disbelieve
Example: The plan presupposes that everyone will cooperate fully.
7 Interpose (verb)
Synonyms: Insert, Intervene, Interject, Meddle
Antonyms: Withdraw, Refrain, Remove, Step aside
Example: The security guard had to interpose himself between the two fighters.
8 Intercede (verb)
Synonyms: Mediate, Intervene, Advocate, Plead
Antonyms: Ignore, Abandon, Oppose, Hinder
Example: She decided to intercede to calm both sides and prevent an argument.
9 Incinerate (verb)
Synonyms: Burn, Cremate, Scorch, Char
Antonyms: Extinguish, Preserve, Save, Protect
Example: The hospital uses special equipment to incinerate medical waste safely.
10 Perambulate (verb)
Synonyms: Stroll, Roam, Wander, Amble
Antonyms: Stay, Remain, Halt, Stop
Example: After dinner, they decided to perambulate through the quiet streets.
11 Conspire (verb)
Synonyms: Plot, Scheme, Collude, Intrigue
Antonyms: Cooperate, Help, Assist, Support
Example: The two men conspired to cheat the company.
12 Abbreviate (verb)
Synonyms: Shorten, Condense, Abridge, Contract
Antonyms: Expand, Lengthen, Elaborate, Extend
Example: The editor asked her to abbreviate the long title.
13 Subside (verb)
Synonyms: Abate, Diminish, Ease, Wane
Antonyms: Intensify, Escalate, Increase, Rise
Example: The pain began to subside after taking the medicine.
14 Begrudge (verb)
Synonyms: Resent, Envy, Grudge, Object to
Antonyms: Appreciate, Welcome, Grant, Offer
Example: I don’t begrudge her success, but I wish I had the same chance.
15 Withhold (verb)
Synonyms: Retain, Keep back, Refrain from giving, Suppress
Antonyms: Give, Grant, Release, Disclose
Example: The company decided to withhold the report until the investigation was complete.
16 Uncouth (adjective)
Synonyms: Rude, Crude, Boorish, Impolite
Antonyms: Polite, Refined, Courteous, Cultured
Example: His uncouth remarks made everyone uncomfortable.
17 Obstruct (verb)
Synonyms: Block, Hinder, Impede, Hamper
Antonyms: Assist, Facilitate, Aid, Clear
Example: A fallen tree obstructed the road and stopped traffic.
18 Jostle (verb)
Synonyms: Shove, Push, Bump, Nudge
Antonyms: Steady, Stabilize, Support, Hold
Example: People began to jostle each other to get a better view.
19 Berate (verb)
Synonyms: Scold, Reprimand, Chide, Rebuke
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Applaud, Commend
Example: The coach berated the players for their careless mistakes.
20 Ascribe (verb)
Synonyms: Attribute, Credit, Impute, Assign
Antonyms: Deny, Disclaim, Disavow, Repudiate
Example: The committee ascribed the delay to poor planning.
1 Atypical (adjective)
Synonyms: Unusual, Abnormal, Uncommon, Irregular
Antonyms: Typical, Normal, Usual, Standard
Example: His atypical behavior surprised everyone in the meeting.
2 Friction (noun)
Synonyms: Resistance, Rubbing, Conflict, Tension
Antonyms: Harmony, Agreement, Smoothness, Cooperation
Example: Friction between the two departments slowed the project.
3 Swerve (verb)
Synonyms: Veer, Deviate, Turn, Dodge
Antonyms: Continue, Proceed, Persist, Stay straight
Example: The driver had to swerve to avoid the pothole.
4 Bravura (noun)
Synonyms: Virtuosity, Flair, Panache, Mastery
Antonyms: Clumsiness, Ineptitude, Timidity, Awkwardness
Example: She played the piano with remarkable bravura.
5 Apogee (noun)
Synonyms: Peak, Summit, Zenith, Climax
Antonyms: Nadir, Bottom, Low point, Decline
Example: The empire reached its apogee in the 16th century.
6 Silhouette (noun)
Synonyms: Outline, Shadow, Profile, Contour
Antonyms: Detail, Clarity, Full view, Brightness
Example: The sunset showed the silhouette of the mountains clearly.
7 Gauntlet (noun)
Synonyms: Glove, Armor glove, Ordeal, Trial
Antonyms: Ease, Comfort, Relief, Protection
Example: She ran the gauntlet of tough interviews before getting selected.
8 Paraphrase (verb)
Synonyms: Reword, Restate, Rephrase, Rewrite
Antonyms: Quote, Copy, Repeat, Transcribe
Example: Please paraphrase the paragraph in simpler language.
9 Inebriate (verb)
Synonyms: Intoxicate, Drunken, Inure, Befuddle
Antonyms: Sober, Clear, Refresh, Unintoxicate
Example: Too much alcohol can inebriate a person quickly.
10 Cohabitate (verb)
Synonyms: Live together, Coexist, Reside, Share a home
Antonyms: Separate, Part, Divorce, Live apart
Example: They decided to cohabitate before getting married.
11 Recourse (noun)
Synonyms: Resort, Remedy, Backup, Alternative
Antonyms: Helplessness, Inaction, Impotence, Dead end
Example: When negotiation failed, legal action was their last recourse.
12 Timorous (adjective)
Synonyms: Fearful, Timid, Cowardly, Apprehensive
Antonyms: Brave, Bold, Courageous, Fearless
Example: The timorous child hid behind his mother when strangers arrived.
13 Epigram (noun)
Synonyms: Aphorism, Maxim, Witticism, Quip
Antonyms: Verbosity, Rambling speech, Long-winded statement, Prolixity
Example: His speech ended with an epigram that made everyone smile and reflect.
14 Mercantile (adjective)
Synonyms: Commercial, Trading, Business, Merchantly
Antonyms: Noncommercial, Unprofitable, Domestic, Nontrading
Example: The city grew rapidly because of its mercantile activities and busy markets.
15 Tempestuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Stormy, Turbulent, Volatile, Boisterous
Antonyms: Calm, Peaceful, Serene, Tranquil
Example: Their tempestuous relationship was full of frequent arguments and sudden reconciliations.
16 Primordial (adjective)
Synonyms: Original, Primeval, Ancient, Pristine
Antonyms: Modern, Recent, New, Contemporary
Example: Many cultures have primordial myths about the creation of the world.
17 Rapport (noun)
Synonyms: Harmony, Understanding, Affinity, Connection
Antonyms: Discord, Misunderstanding, Alienation, Conflict
Example: The teacher built a strong rapport with the students through regular interaction.
18 Piquant (adjective)
Synonyms: Spicy, Zesty, Tangy, Stimulating
Antonyms: Bland, Dull, Insipid, Mild
Example: The chutney had a piquant flavor that made the meal more exciting.
19 Pugilistic (adjective)
Synonyms: Combative, Belligerent, Quarrelsome, Pugnacious
Antonyms: Peaceful, Nonviolent, Calm, Mild
Example: His pugilistic attitude often got him into unnecessary arguments.
20 Martinet (noun)
Synonyms: Taskmaster, Disciplinarian, Stickler, Drillmaster
Antonyms: Lenient person, Softie, Liberal, Indulgent person
Example: The new coach was a martinet who demanded perfect discipline from every player.
1 Providence (noun)
Synonyms: Divine guidance, Foresight, Guardianship, Care
Antonyms: Misfortune, Neglect, Shortsightedness, Carelessness
Example: He believed that providence had protected his family during the storm.
2 Civility (noun)
Synonyms: Politeness, Courtesy, Respectfulness, Decorum
Antonyms: Rudeness, Incivility, Impoliteness, Discourtesy
Example: Even during the heated debate, she maintained civility.
3 Remission (noun)
Synonyms: Abatement, Relief, Pardon, Cancellation
Antonyms: Relapse, Aggravation, Continuation, Enforcement
Example: After months of treatment, the patient finally went into remission.
4 Detraction (noun)
Synonyms: Slander, Defamation, Disparagement, Denigration
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Commendation, Appreciation
Example: The politician faced constant detraction from his rivals during the campaign.
5 Cataclysm (noun)
Synonyms: Catastrophe, Calamity, Disaster, Upheaval
Antonyms: Peace, Stability, Calm, Normality
Example: The earthquake was a cataclysm that changed the city forever.
6 Vanguard (noun)
Synonyms: Forefront, Pioneer, Forerunner, Leader
Antonyms: Follower, Rearguard, Laggard, Backwardness
Example: Young scientists are in the vanguard of medical innovation.
7 Temperance (noun)
Synonyms: Moderation, Self-restraint, Sobriety, Discipline
Antonyms: Excess, Indulgence, Intemperance, Overindulgence
Example: Temperance in eating and spending helps maintain a balanced life.
8 Impetuosity (noun)
Synonyms: Rashness, Impulsiveness, Haste, Recklessness
Antonyms: Caution, Prudence, Patience, Deliberation
Example: His impetuosity made him accept the deal without reading the terms.
9 Composure (noun)
Synonyms: Calmness, Poise, Self-control, Serenity
Antonyms: Panic, Agitation, Nervousness, Anxiety
Example: She answered the tough questions with complete composure.
10 Stewardship (noun)
Synonyms: Management, Guardianship, Custodianship, Administration
Antonyms: Neglect, Mismanagement, Irresponsibility, Abuse
Example: Good environmental stewardship helps protect natural resources for future generations.
11 Litigious (adjective)
Synonyms: Contentious, Disputatious, Quarrelsome, Combative
Antonyms: Peaceable, Conciliatory, Amicable, Nonlitigious
Example: His litigious nature made him sue even over minor disagreements with neighbors.
12 Blunder (noun)
Synonyms: Mistake, Error, Slip-up, Faux pas
Antonyms: Success, Achievement, Accuracy, Correctness
Example: Leaving the confidential file on the desk was a serious blunder.
13 Atrocity (noun)
Synonyms: Brutality, Barbarity, Cruelty, Outrage
Antonyms: Kindness, Humanity, Compassion, Benevolence
Example: The report described the atrocity committed against civilians during the conflict.
14 Outlandish (adjective)
Synonyms: Bizarre, Eccentric, Far-fetched, Unconventional
Antonyms: Normal, Conventional, Ordinary, Reasonable
Example: His outlandish claim that he could predict earthquakes made everyone doubtful.
15 Scuffle (noun)
Synonyms: Brawl, Skirmish, Tussle, Fracas
Antonyms: Peace, Harmony, Truce, Agreement
Example: A small scuffle broke out in the crowd when two fans started arguing loudly.
16 Traverse (verb)
Synonyms: Cross, Pass through, Navigate, Roam
Antonyms: Avoid, Shun, Evade, Bypass
Example: The rescue team had to traverse the flooded streets to reach the stranded residents.
17 Demeanor (noun)
Synonyms: Behavior, Manner, Conduct, Bearing
Antonyms: Rudeness, Impropriety, Disrespect, Uncouthness
Example: Her calm demeanor during the interview showed confidence and self-control.
18 Misconduct (noun)
Synonyms: Wrongdoing, Misbehavior, Malfeasance, Impropriety
Antonyms: Integrity, Honesty, Propriety, Good conduct
Example: The officer was suspended for misconduct after violating the department’s rules.
19 Slander (noun)
Synonyms: Defamation, Libel, Smear, Calumny
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Commendation, Eulogy
Example: He filed a case after a colleague spread slander about him in the office.
20 Susceptible (adjective)
Synonyms: Vulnerable, Prone, Sensitive, Receptive
Antonyms: Resistant, Immune, Unaffected, Insusceptible
Example: Children are more susceptible to seasonal infections because their immunity is still developing.
Vocab24: Hindu App & Editorial
Looking for A to Z Solution for English? If YES, then your search ends here. Let’s introduce the Vocab24 (#1 Vocab App), which covers many things as described below so we can say it is an All-in-One App for English.
Here is the list of Vocab24 Features:
1) Daily 15+ New Updates:
2) Read Newspaper Editorials: From top newspapers like The Hindu, Economic Times, Times of India, Hindustan Times.
3) Tap Any Word for Meaning: If stuck while reading, just tap any word for meaning in your preferred languages like Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu.
4) Learn Daily 10 New Vocabulary Words with Trick: Meaning in Hindi along with synonyms, antonyms, related forms, examples, and pictures. You can also listen to the pronunciation of each word. Vocab24 has a collection of vocabulary words for building skills for all competitive exams.
5) Attempt Daily Quiz & Get All India Rank: Daily quiz with 25-30 questions from different sections like synonyms, antonyms, one word, root words, cloze test, etc.
6) Learn English in a Smart Way: Learn English with concepts and videos in Hindi & English.
7) Grammar Videos with Concepts: Learn English grammar with concepts and videos in Hindi & English.
8) Comprehension Videos with Concepts: Learn cloze tests, sentence improvement, and sentence rearrangement.
9) A to Z Vocab Videos: 60+ vocab videos covering 3000+ words with tricks to remember, along with examples, pictures, and meaning in Hindi.
10) Previous Years Papers’ Vocab Videos: SSC and Banking exams previous paper vocab videos in Hindi & English.
11) 500+ Idioms & Phrases: With meanings, examples, and videos in Hindi & English.
12) 300+ Phrasal Verbs: With meanings, examples, and videos in Hindi & English.
13) 300+ Root Words: With meanings, pictures, and videos in Hindi & English.
14) 250+ Similar Words: With meanings, synonyms, examples, and videos in Hindi & English.
15) 1500+ Practice Tests: Practice tests for synonyms, antonyms, RC, cloze test, sentence improvement, one word substitution, spelling error, spotting error, fill in the blanks, idioms & phrases, and spelling correction.
16) Vocab Booster Games: Boost your vocabulary skills via various games. Build your vocabulary with Vocab24's free GRE vocabulary game for your Android device.
17) Dictionary: Offline dictionary for English to Hindi and Hindi to English. Search any word or phrase for meaning.
18) Translation: Translator app for Hindi to English and English to Hindi, available offline.
19) Spoken English: Learn English speaking in 30 days with the Vocab24 app.
20) Exam Specific Videos: English grammar and vocabulary videos for SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, IBPS, SBI, RRB PO/Clerk, UPSC, CAT, MAT, MBA, GRE, GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL, IAS, NDA, CDS, Railway exams, Insurance exams, Police exams, and other competitive exams.
21) Previous Year Papers Tests: SSC & BANK English PYP of the last 10 years.
22) English Speaking & Communication Videos: Improve speaking and communication skills effectively.
Have any questions? Please ask! Customer satisfaction is incredibly important to us. If you have any questions or comments, please email at info.vocab24@gmail.com.
