Vocabulary Words – 22.11.2016
Vocabulary Words – 22.11.2016
Note : these vocab are very important for all competition exams.
1. CUMULATIVE (ADJECTIVE): growing in effect
Synonyms: accumulative, augmenting
Antonyms: decreasing, subtracting
Example Sentence: His cumulative profit came under the scanner of the IT department.
2. RENEGE (VERB): go back on one’s word
Synonyms: welsh, reverse
Antonyms: stay, fulfill promise
Example Sentence: Those who renege will never be trusted by anyone.
3. VULNERABLE (ADJECTIVE): open to attack
Synonyms: liable, assailable
Antonyms: unsusceptible, guarded Example Sentence: He was a vulnerable king.
4. FORGED (ADJECTIVE): fake
Synonyms: counterfeit, spurious
Antonyms: original, authentic
Example Sentence: They used forged signatures to get the money.
5. CONSENSUS (NOUN): general agreement
Synonyms: consent, unanimity
Antonyms: dissension, disagreement
Example Sentence: They reached a consensus to end the violence.
6. ACCUMULATE (VERB): gather or amass something
Synonyms: accrue, assemble
Antonyms: forfeit, disperse
Example Sentence: They accumulated a lot of wealth.
7. CONVENTION (NOUN): agreement
Synonyms: covenant, concord
Antonyms: disagreement, discord Example Sentence: They did the job hitherto.
8. IMPLEMENT (VERB): put into action
Synonyms: enforce, execute
Antonyms: neglect, hinder Example Sentence: He implemented a lot of policies.
9. SPUR (VERB): incite
Synonyms: arouse, countenance
Antonyms: dissuade, repress Example Sentence: They spurred violence says the police.
10. PLEDGE (VERB): give word of honor
Synonyms: vouch, plight
Antonyms: disavow, falsify
Example Sentence: The PM has pledged normalcy after 50 days of demonetization.
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