Weekly Vocab Revision with Tricks (13th July 2019)

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Weekly Vocab Revision with Tricks (13th July 2019)

Transcript of Weekly Vocab Revision with Tricks (13th July 2019)

Recruitment Procedure of TCS(13th July 2019)
Devote (Verb)
give all or most of one's time or resources to (a person or activity). ( )
Synonyms: allocate, assign, apportion,
more time to his family.
Trick: vote dene wale log apni party ke liye devote hote h
Underline (Verb)
Synonyms: highlight, accentuate, stress,
the need for reform in our gaols.
Trick: underline karke text par emphasize karte h
Marginalize (Verb)
treat (a person, group, or concept) as insignificant or peripheral. ( ;
)
Synonyms : relegate, sideline, disregard,
Example: We must not marginalize the poor in
our society.
h
Synonyms : deficit, deficiency, inadequacy,
supply of qualified young people.
Trick- (short+ fall) rainfall ka is bar shortfall hua h
Implicit (Adjective)
Synonyms: implied, tacit, couched,
threat.
Nominal (noun)
(of a price or charge) very small; far below the real value or cost.
(, )
Antonyms: substantial, considerable, abundant,
Example: A nominal charge is made for use of the
tennis courts.
Extol (Verb)
Trick: toll wale ladke ki bahaduri ko sabne extol kiya
praise enthusiastically. ( )
Synonyms: eulogize, exalt, panegyrize,
eating less fat.
reduce in extent or quantity; impose a restriction on. ()
Synonyms: retrench, trim, dock, lop,
truncate
about plans to curtail the number of
immigrants.
Resort (Verb)
turn to and adopt (a course of action) so as to resolve a difficult
situation. ( )
employ, utilize
dollar.
Trick : tention se relive hone ke liye resort ka resort lo
Yield (verb)
produce or generate (a result, gain, or financial return)/ to give up. (
)
Antonyms: lose, fail
Trick: elders ke samne humne yield karna padta h
Instinctive (adjective)
(of a person) doing or being a specified thing apparently naturally or automatically. (; )
Synonyms: intuitive, inborn,
unconscious, reflexive, involuntary
Antonyms: conscious, calculated,
deny everything.
Relinquish (Verb)
voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up. ()
Synonyms: renounce, abdicate, abandon,
Example: No one wants to relinquish power
once they have it.
Hanger-on (noun)
one that hangs around a person, place, or institution especially for personal
gain (, )
Synonyms : flunkey, toady, fawner, lackey,
sycophant
friends and hangers-on.
Trick- hanger ke jaise latkane wale log hanger on hote h
Conscientious (adjective)
wishing to do one's work or duty well and thoroughly. (;
)
about our work.
karta
Synonyms: esteem, reverence, veneration,
Example: We all showed deference to his skill.
Trick (deference= the parents) parents ke liye sabko deference hota h
Interment (noun)
the burial of a corpse in a grave or tomb, typically with funeral
rites. ()
is a special service trade
Trick: earth ke andar dafnana interment kahlata h
Aftermath (noun)
the exam najar aate h
the consequences or after-effects of a significant unpleasant event.
()
Example: In the aftermath of the hurricane,
many people's homes were destroyed.
Manifest (adjective)
Trick: mani ne youth fest ki prepration manifest ki
clear or obvious to the eye or mind./to show something clearly (,
)
Example: The anger he felt is manifest in
his paintings.
Startle (Verb)
cause to feel sudden shock or alarm. (, )
Synonyms: unsettle, shock, agitate, perturb
Antonyms: soothe, reassure, calm, put at ease
Example: The news will startle the City
Trick : star fish ne attack karke sabko startle kar diya
Galvanize (verb)
Synonyms: spur, impel, stimulate, animate,
arouse
Example: How can we galvanize the students into
studying hard?
Trick: gali ke ladko violence ke liye galvanize mat karo
Ferocity (noun)
Synonyms: savagery, barbarity,
with great ferocity.
Fragile (adjective)
Synonyms: tenuous, flimsy, nebulous,
Example: Her son is now 7 months old and in
fragile health.
Coveted (adjective)
Synonyms : sought-after, longed for, wanted,
enviable
by collectors.
Discontent (noun)
()
Synonyms : disaffection, disgruntlement,
of discontent among the students.
Trick- Coaching ke content se discontent hue.
Overtly (adverb)
Synonyms: blatantly, explicitly, evidently,
lyrics over the years.
Repeal (noun)
the action of revoking or annulling a law or act of parliament.
()
policies.
Stigmatise (verb)
Trick: stick rahoge bure kam ke to log stigmatise krenge.
describe or regard as worthy of disgrace or great disapproval. (
)
Example: He was stigmatised as an ex-convict.
Obnoxious (adjective)
extremely unpleasant. (, )
Embolden (Verb)
give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something. (
; )
Example: His success emboldened him to
expand his business
Multifaceted (adjective)
Synonyms: complex, manifold, intricate, many-
sided
multifaceted domain of inquiry.
Trick: multi face nhi hone chahiye multifaceted nhi hone chahiye.
Prominently (adverb)
so as to catch the attention. ( , )
Synonyms: conspicuously, flagrantly,
Trick: minister log bade prominent hote h
Legitimise (verb)
Synonyms: endorse, permit, condone,
Example: It is not hard to see how the law
could be used to legitimise expropriation.
Trick: (legit=legal) court ne same sex marriage ko legitimize kar
diya
Impunity (noun)
exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an
action. ( )
impunity in public.
Prompt (adjective)
Synonyms : swift, expeditious, hasty,
belated
imperative
Trick- mera bro har program mai prompt action leta h
Comply (verb)
act in accordance with a wish or command. ( )
Synonyms: conform, observe, fulfil, abide
by, act in accordance with
Antonyms: defy, flout, contravene, violate
Example: When requested to leave, they
refused to comply.
Invective (noun)
Synonyms: vituperation, vilification,
Trick: insulting language invective kahlati h
Revitalise (verb)
Trick: revital lekar wapas se jan aaa jati h body mai
imbue (something) with new life and vitality. ( ;
)
Example: A package of spending cuts to
revitalize the economy.
Contempt (noun)
Trick: murder ka attempt karne wale ko sab contept karte h
the feeling that a person or a thing is worthless or beneath
consideration. ()
fellow students was obvious.
Disaffection (noun)
a state or feeling of being dissatisfied, especially with people in authority
or a system of control. (, )
Synonyms: restlessness, discontent,
disaffection amongst voters.
Implicate (verb)
show (someone) to be involved in a crime. (, )
Synonyms: incriminate, embroil, inculpate,
Example: Have they any evidence to implicate
him in the robbery?
Trick: police ne use jhuta case mai implicate kar diya
Momentous (adjective)
of great importance or significance, especially in having a bearing on future events. ()
Synonyms: portentous, vital, significant,
momentous implications
Trick: mom( mother) life ke har moment mai momentous hoti h
Stringent (adjective)
()
volunteers were stringent.
Ruthlessness (noun)
the quality of lacking pity or compassion for others. ()
Synonyms : pitilessness, savagery, ferocity,
ruthlessness.
Circumvent (verb)
overcome (a problem or difficulty), typically in a clever and
surreptitious way. ( ; )
Synonyms : outwit, elude, skirt,
Example: They opened an office abroad in
order to circumvent the tax laws.
Trick- (circle+ went) bate gol gol ghuma kar wo bhag chor
bhag nikla
Consequence (noun)
a result or effect, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant. ()
Synonyms: upshot, repercussion,
Example: It was an inevitable consequence of
the decision.
Trick : sequence mai kam nahi karne ke bade consequence hote h
Spur (verb)
give an incentive or encouragement to (someone); promote the
development of; stimulate ( , )
Synonyms: stimulate, prod, stir, incite, goad
Antonyms: discourage, dissuade, deter, hinder
Example: Her difficult childhood spurred her on to
succeed.
Trick: Jaipur ke log ache kam ko spur karte h
Incorporate (verb)
h
take in or contain (something) as part of a whole; include. (
)
Example: We shall try to incorporate some of
your ideas in our future plan.
Vociferous (adjective)
Trick: (voice +ferrous) iron ko pitne ki awaz badi vociferous
hoti h
(; )
Synonyms: vehement, uninhibited,
outspoken, vocal, raucous
president's stance on last night’s incident.
Intricate (adjective)
Synonyms: convoluted, tangled,
intricate web of deceit.
Laggard (adjective)
moving or proceeding at less than the normal, desirable. (, )
Synonyms: dawdling, dilatory, languid,
on the freeway.