Daily Vocabulary – 30 April 2026

Synonyms: Refund, Discount, Reduction, Allowance

Antonyms: Surcharge, Increase, Markup, Extra Charge

Example: The company offered a rebate on the purchase of the new washing machine.

Trick: Rebate means rate ko back karna, yani paid money ka kuch part wapas milna.

Synonyms: Fixed, Still, Motionless, Immobile

Antonyms: Moving, Mobile, Active, Dynamic

Example: The car remained stationary at the traffic signal.

Trick: Stationary means station par ruki hui cheez, yani jo move nahi kar rahi.

Synonyms: Expulsion, Removal, Ejection, Dispossession

Antonyms: Admission, Retention, Occupancy, Possession

Example: The tenant faced eviction after failing to pay rent for several months.

Trick: Eviction means exit from property, yani kisi ko ghar ya land se legally bahar nikalna.

Synonyms: Deduction, Seizure, Withholding, Attachment

Antonyms: Release, Refund, Exemption, Payment

Example: The court ordered wage garnishment to recover the unpaid debt.

Trick: Garnishment means salary se money garnish nahi, directly deduct hona.

Synonyms: Tomb, Sepulchre, Crypt, Shrine

Antonyms: Birthplace, Cradle, Nursery, Maternity Ward

Example: The Taj Mahal is a famous mausoleum built in memory of Mumtaz Mahal.

Trick: Mausoleum sounds like mausam mein yaadgaar, yani kisi important person ki memory mein banaya gaya grand tomb.

Synonyms: Boil, Fume, Rage, Simmer

Antonyms: Calm, Cool, Relax, Pacify

Example: She tried to smile, but inside she was seething with anger.

Trick: Seethe sounds like see the anger boiling inside someone silently.

Synonyms: Utter, Exclaim, Reveal, Disclose

Antonyms: Conceal, Suppress, Withhold, Restrain

Example: He blurted out the secret during the meeting.

Trick: Blurt sounds like burst; when words burst out of your mouth suddenly, you blurt.

Synonyms: Agitate, Confuse, Unnerve, Disturb

Antonyms: Calm, Compose, Soothe, Reassure

Example: The sudden question flustered him during the interview.

Trick: Fluster sounds like full stress; when someone is in full stress, they become flustered.

Synonyms: Worry, Brood, Agonize, Fuss

Antonyms: Relax, Calm, Soothe, Reassure

Example: Do not fret about small mistakes during your preparation.

Trick: Fret sounds like full regret; when you keep regretting something, you start to fret.

Synonyms: Accumulate, Stockpile, Amass, Store

Antonyms: Distribute, Share, Spend, Scatter

Example: Some people hoard food and medicines during a crisis.

Trick: Hoard sounds like hold hard; when you hold things hard and do not share them, you hoard.

Synonyms: Argue, Dispute, Squabble, Wrangle

Antonyms: Agree, Reconcile, Harmonize, Cooperate

Example: The two brothers began to quarrel over a small issue.

Trick: Quarrel sounds like war; when a small argument becomes like a mini war, it is a quarrel.

Synonyms: Strict, Severe, Harsh, Firm

Antonyms: Lenient, Gentle, Kind, Mild

Example: The teacher gave a stern warning to the careless students.

Trick: Stern sounds like stone; a stern person behaves hard and strict like a stone.

Synonyms: Conceited, Arrogant, Proud, Futile

Antonyms: Humble, Modest, Useful, Effective

Example: He made a vain attempt to convince the officer.

Trick: Vain sounds like vein; too much pride running in your vein can make you vain.

Synonyms: Wary, Cautious, Suspicious, Distrustful

Antonyms: Trusting, Confident, Unwary, Gullible

Example: She was leery of accepting help from a stranger.

Trick: Leery sounds like look carefully; when you look carefully because you do not fully trust something, you are leery.

Synonyms: Harsh, Discordant, Shocking, Disturbing

Antonyms: Pleasant, Harmonious, Soothing, Agreeable

Example: The loud noise was jarring in the silent classroom.

Trick: Jarring sounds like jar hit; when a jar suddenly hits the floor, the harsh sound feels jarring.