Daily Vocabulary – 28 January 2021

Synonyms: True, Accurate, Correct, Precise, Literal

Antonyms: False, Unreal, Fake

Example: Women's presence in civil and political society is a <strong>veritable</strong> moral reproach.

Trick: chief minister apni table par veritable bat hi karte h

Synonyms: Bring about, Give rise to, Lead to

Antonyms: Slow down, Retard

Example: Two events had <strong>precipitated</strong> this change in course.

Trick: sab participate karenge to kam mai precipitate aa jayega

Synonyms: Relentless, Inflexible, Implacable, Unstoppable, Unavoidable, Uncompromising

Antonyms: Flexible, Relenting, Ease Off, Slacken

Example: Something has got to be done to stop this <strong>inexorable</strong> rise in expenditure.

Trick: x-ray machine par ram inexorable kam karta h

Synonyms: Fiercely, Forcefully, Violently, Severely

Antonyms: Gently, Calmly

Example: The charge was <strong>vehemently</strong> denied.

Trick: mental hone ka vaham usko vehemently h

Synonyms: Take on, Acquire, Usurp, Expropriate

Antonyms: Forgo, Waive

Example: In this, the government with a good majority is actually <strong>arrogating</strong> the powers of Parliament.

Trick: gate par jakar arrogate mat karo property ko