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Master SSC Vocabulary in 43 Days.
Learn the 1,100 words SSC asks again and again — then practise them with 1,500 MCQs. Hindi meanings. Simple English.
- 1100 Vocabulary PDF149 pages · Hindi meaning · examples
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Free Practice: 30 Most Asked Words
These are the first 30 words of the book — the same meanings, synonyms, antonyms and examples you get in the PDF. Read each word, say it once, and move on.
Abandon
verb★★★ Most Askedत्याग देना, छोड़ देना
to leave someone or something completely
SYNdesert, quit, forsake, leave
ANTkeep, retain, support, continue
- The kitten was abandoned near the gate.
- Never abandon your dream because of one failure.
Abate
verb★★★ Most Askedकम होना, घटना
to become less strong or less intense
SYNsubside, decrease, lessen, diminish
ANTincrease, intensify, rise, grow
- The storm abated by evening.
- His anger abated after he heard the full story.
Abhor
verb★★★ Most Askedघृणा करना
to hate something very much
SYNdetest, loathe, despise, hate
ANTlove, admire, adore, like
- I abhor cruelty to animals.
- Honest people abhor cheating.
Abundant
adjective★★★ Most Askedप्रचुर, भरपूर
existing in very large amounts
SYNplentiful, ample, copious, profuse
ANTscarce, rare, meagre, sparse
- India has abundant sunlight for solar power.
- Fruits are abundant in summer.
Accord
noun★★★ Most Askedसमझौता, सहमति
an official agreement
SYNagreement, treaty, pact, harmony
ANTdisagreement, conflict, discord, dispute
- The two countries signed a peace accord.
- Everyone was in accord with the plan.
Acumen
noun★★★ Most Askedकुशाग्रता, सूझबूझ
the ability to understand and decide quickly and well
SYNsharpness, insight, shrewdness, wisdom
ANTignorance, stupidity, foolishness, dullness
- Her business acumen made the shop successful.
- Good leaders need political acumen.
Adamant
adjective★★★ Most Askedअड़ियल, हठी
refusing to change your opinion
SYNstubborn, obstinate, firm, inflexible
ANTflexible, yielding, compliant, soft
- He was adamant that he would not lie.
- The child was adamant about going to the fair.
Adept
adjective★★★ Most Askedनिपुण, कुशल
very skilled at something
SYNskilled, expert, proficient, able
ANTclumsy, inept, unskilled, amateur
- She is adept at solving puzzles.
- He became adept at cooking during the lockdown.
Adversity
noun★★★ Most Askedविपत्ति, कठिनाई
a difficult or unlucky situation
SYNhardship, misfortune, difficulty, trouble
ANTprosperity, fortune, success, ease
- True friends stand by you in adversity.
- She stayed calm in the face of adversity.
Affluent
adjective★★★ Most Askedधनी, समृद्ध
having a lot of money
SYNrich, wealthy, prosperous, well-off
ANTpoor, needy, destitute, impoverished
- He grew up in an affluent family.
- Affluent areas usually have better roads.
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Aggravate
verb★★★ Most Askedबिगाड़ना, और गंभीर करना
to make a bad situation worse
SYNworsen, intensify, inflame, exacerbate
ANTimprove, ease, relieve, alleviate
- Scratching will aggravate the wound.
- Shouting only aggravated the problem.
Agile
adjective★★★ Most Askedफुर्तीला
able to move quickly and easily
SYNnimble, quick, active, swift
ANTclumsy, slow, sluggish, stiff
- The goalkeeper was very agile.
- Yoga keeps the body agile.
Alleviate
verb★★★ Most Askedकम करना, राहत देना
to make pain or a problem less severe
SYNrelieve, ease, lessen, reduce
ANTaggravate, worsen, intensify, increase
- This medicine will alleviate your headache.
- The new bridge will alleviate traffic jams.
Altruism
noun★★★ Most Askedपरोपकार
caring about others more than yourself
SYNselflessness, generosity, kindness, charity
ANTselfishness, greed, egoism, meanness
- Donating blood is an act of altruism.
- Her altruism inspired the whole village.
Ambiguous
adjective★★★ Most Askedअस्पष्ट, द्विअर्थी
having more than one possible meaning
SYNunclear, vague, doubtful, equivocal
ANTclear, definite, explicit, plain
- The question was ambiguous, so many students got confused.
- Give a clear answer, not an ambiguous one.
Ameliorate
verb★★★ Most Askedसुधारना
to make something better
SYNimprove, better, enhance, reform
ANTworsen, aggravate, damage, impair
- The government took steps to ameliorate living conditions.
- Clean water ameliorated health in the village.
Amiable
adjective★★★ Most Askedमिलनसार, सौम्य
friendly and pleasant
SYNfriendly, genial, pleasant, cordial
ANTunfriendly, hostile, rude, cold
- Our new neighbour is very amiable.
- He has an amiable smile.
Amicable
adjective★★★ Most Askedमैत्रीपूर्ण
friendly and without arguments
SYNfriendly, peaceful, cordial, harmonious
ANThostile, unfriendly, bitter, quarrelsome
- The brothers reached an amicable settlement.
- Let us solve this in an amicable way.
Ample
adjective★★★ Most Askedपर्याप्त, काफ़ी
enough or more than enough
SYNplenty, sufficient, abundant, generous
ANTinsufficient, scanty, meagre, scarce
- You will get ample time to finish the paper.
- There is ample space in the hall.
Animosity
noun★★★ Most Askedशत्रुता, बैर
strong dislike or hatred
SYNhostility, enmity, hatred, antagonism
ANTfriendship, goodwill, love, harmony
- There is no animosity between the two teams.
- Old animosity kept the families apart.
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Anomaly
noun★★★ Most Askedविसंगति, असामान्यता
something that is not normal or expected
SYNirregularity, abnormality, oddity, exception
ANTnormality, regularity, rule, conformity
- A hot day in winter is an anomaly.
- The doctor noticed an anomaly in the report.
Apathy
noun★★★ Most Askedउदासीनता
lack of interest or feeling
SYNindifference, unconcern, coldness, passivity
ANTinterest, concern, enthusiasm, passion
- Voter apathy leads to low turnout.
- His apathy towards studies worried his parents.
Arduous
adjective★★★ Most Askedकठिन, श्रमसाध्य
needing a lot of effort
SYNdifficult, tough, strenuous, laborious
ANTeasy, simple, effortless, light
- Climbing Everest is an arduous task.
- The journey through the hills was arduous.
Arrogant
adjective★★★ Most Askedघमंडी, अहंकारी
thinking you are better than others
SYNproud, haughty, conceited, vain
ANThumble, modest, meek, polite
- The arrogant player refused to shake hands.
- Success should not make you arrogant.
Audacious
adjective★★★ Most Askedसाहसी, दुस्साहसी
bold and willing to take risks
SYNdaring, bold, fearless, brave
ANTtimid, cautious, cowardly, meek
- It was an audacious plan to cross the river at night.
- Her audacious goal was to top the exam.
Augment
verb★★★ Most Askedबढ़ाना
to increase the size or value of something
SYNincrease, boost, enlarge, add to
ANTdecrease, reduce, lessen, diminish
- He takes tuitions to augment his income.
- We need to augment our water supply.
Austere
adjective★★★ Most Askedसादा, कठोर, तपस्वी
very simple and without comfort; strict
SYNsimple, plain, strict, stern
ANTluxurious, lavish, comfortable, indulgent
- Gandhiji lived an austere life.
- The room was austere, with only a bed and a chair.
Authentic
adjective★★★ Most Askedप्रामाणिक, असली
real and genuine, not fake
SYNgenuine, real, original, true
ANTfake, false, counterfeit, sham
- Is this an authentic signature?
- We ate authentic Rajasthani food.
Avarice
noun★★★ Most Askedलालच, लोभ
extreme greed for money
SYNgreed, covetousness, cupidity, materialism
ANTgenerosity, charity, kindness, liberality
- His avarice made him cheat his own friends.
- Avarice is the root of many crimes.
Benevolent
adjective★★★ Most Askedपरोपकारी, दयालु
kind and helpful
SYNkind, generous, charitable, compassionate
ANTcruel, unkind, malevolent, harsh
- The benevolent king built schools for the poor.
- A benevolent man paid the girl's fees.
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Test Yourself: 5 Real MCQs
These questions are taken from the 1500 Vocabulary MCQs book. Tap an option to check your answer.
1. Choose the word most similar in meaning to ARROGANT
✘ Humble is the opposite — a common SSC trap.
✘ Gratuitous means ‘done without good reason’. ✘ Wayward means ‘difficult to control’.
2. What is the correct meaning of ABATE?
✘ (a) is Commend. ✘ (b) is Append. ✘ (c) is Repudiate.
3. Pick the word that means the same as ALTRUISM
✘ Meanness is the opposite — a common SSC trap.
✘ Penchant = a strong liking. ✘ Jeopardy = danger of loss or harm.
4. Which word means ‘having a lot of money’?
✘ Perpetual = never ending. ✘ Innate = present from birth. ✘ Taciturn = saying very little.
5. Choose the word most similar in meaning to AMELIORATE
✘ Delude = make someone believe something false. ✘ Embrace = to hug. ✘ Befit = to be suitable for.
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