ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION FOR SSC BANKING

ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION FOR SSC BAINKING
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Part -II (2)

1. Design made by putting together
coloured pieces of glass of stones
(a) Oleograph
(b) Mosaic
(c) Tracery
(d) Relief

2. To deprive a thing of its holy character
(a) Sacrilege
(b) Blasphemy
(c) Consecrate
(d) Desecrate
3. A man with prejudiced views against
religion
(a) Orthodox
(b)bigot
(c)fanatic
(d)profane
4. A pioneer of a reform movement
(a) Renegade
(b) Apostle
(c) Apotheosis
(c) Apothecary
5. Wicked to a high degree
(a) Cruel
(b) Hateful
(c) Heinous
(d) Abominable
6. The original inhabitants of a country
(a) Aborigines
(b) Citizens
(c) Natives
(d) Primitive
7. Dungeon entered by a trapdoor
(a) Cellar
(b)ditch
(c) Vault
(d) Oubliette
8.One desirous of getting money
(a) Avaricious
(b) Voracious
(c) Garrulous
(d) Greedy
9. Place where birds are kept
(a) Zoo
(b) Apiary
(c) Armoury
(d) Aviary
10. A person with a beautiful and elegant
handwriting
(a) Calligrapher
(b) Collier
(c) Choreographer
(d) Cartographer
11. A person who is always dissatisfied
(a) Heretic
(b) Felon
(c) Malcontent
(d) Surrogate
12. Loss of power to move in any or every
part of the body
(a) Rheumatism
(b)Paralysis
(c) Eczema
(d) Leprosy
13. One who does not care for literature or art
(a) Barbarian
(b) Philistine
(c)Illiterate
(d) Primitive
14. A group of three novels or plays, each
complete in itself
(a) Triplet
(b) Triumvir
(c) Trilogy
(d) Trivet
15. The school or college in which one has been educated
(a) Matinee
(b) Alumni
(c) Alma mater
(d) Calvin
16. One who deserts his religion
(a) Deserter
(b) Turn-coat
(c) Fanatic
(d) Apostate
17. Medicine which lessens páin
(a)balm
(b) Panacea
(c) Anodyne
(d) Antibiotic
18. A woman whose husband is dead
(a) Virgin
(b) Spinster
(c)wedlock
(d) Widow
19. To take one to task
(a)Disgrace
(b) Handle
(c) Entreat
(d) Rebuke
20. One who uses fear as a weapon of power
(a) Terrorist
(b) Militant
(c) Extremist
(d) Anarchist
21. A small piece of wood
(a) Splinter
(b) Crumb
(c) Scrap
(d) Chip
22. Mania for setting fires
(a) Pyromania
(b) Kleptomania
(c) Logomania
(d) Nymphomania



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ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION

 ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION

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1. A short stay at a place
(a) Halt
(b) Interlude
(c) Intermission
(d) Sojourn
2. A raised place on which offering to god are made
(a) Mound
(b) Chapel
(c) Altar
(d) Archives
3. Study of mankind
(a)pathology
(b) physiology
(c) philology
(d)Anthropology

4. Intentional destruction of racial groupe
(a) Homicide
(b) Genocide
(c) Fratricide
(d) Regicide
3. One who is interested in the welfare of
women
(a) Feminine
(b) Feminist
(c) Effeminate
(d) Flamboyant
4. Study of statistics of births, deaths,
diseases to show the state of community
(a) Geography
(b) Anthropology
(c) Topography
(d) Demography
5. Through which light cannot pass
(a) Dull
(b) Dark
(c) Obscure
(d) Opaque
6. A sudden rush of wind
(a) Gale
(b) Typhoon
(c) Gust
(d) Storm
7. One who takes delight in excessive
cruelty
(a) Anarchist
(b) Sophist
(c) Sadist
(d) Nihilist
8. An unexpected stroke of good luck
(a) Fortune
(b) Windfall
(c) Boon
(d) Breakthrough
9. A person who helps you break the law
(a) Spy
(b) Collaborator
(c) Ally
(d) Accomplice
10. Not conforming to ordinary rules of
behaviour
(a) Lunatic
(b) Absurd
(c) Eccentric
(d) Maniacal
11. Stealing from the writings of others
(a) Copying
(c) Reproducing
(d) Plagiarism
12. Short descriptive poem of picturesque scene or incident
(a) Malady
(b) Sonnet
(c) Idyll
(d) Charade
13. A man who starves body for the good of
soul
(a) Monk
(b) Ascetic
(c) Saint
(d) spiritualist
14. A person who is reserved in talks,
(a) Reticent
(b) Silent
(c) Mendicant
(d)Garrulous
17. To talk much without coming to the
(a) Verbosity
(b)garrullousness
(c) Loquacity
(d) Circumloete
18. Constant effort to achieve something
(a) Perseverance
(b) Attempt
(c) Enthusiasm
(d) Vigour
19. A place where a wild animal lives
(a) Forest
(6) Stable
(c) Lair
(d) Sanctuary
20. A person who looks on the bright
things
(a) Sycophant
(b) Optimist
(c) Cynic
(d) Pessimist
21. One who lends money at high
interest
(a) Solvent
(b) Uxorious
(c) Usurer
(d) Shyloek
22. One who cuts precious stones
(a) Philatelist
(b) Drover
(c)lapidist
(d) Oculist
23. Government by the Gods
(a)plutocracy
(b) Theocracy
(c)Thearchy
(d) Pantisocra
24.person not sure of the existence
(a) Theist
(b) Atheist
(c) Agnostic
(d) Cynie
25. One who compiles dictionary
(a) calligrapher
(b) Edited
(c) Lexicographer
(d) Compiler

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22/08/2021 SSC / BANKING /RAILWAY ENGLISH WORD POWER/SYNONYMS/ANTONYMS

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22/08/2021
SSC /  BANKING /RAILWAY  ENGLISH WORD POWER/SYNONYMS/ANTONYMS
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1. CACHE
कैश्‌
noun
√ an amount of something, especially drugs or weapons, that has been hidden

गुप्‍त भंडार विशेषतः नशीले पदार्थों या हथियारों का

2.COMPUTING
√ a part of a computer’s memory that stores copies of data so that the data can be found very quickly

कंप्‍यूटर-स्मृति का वह भाग जहाँ सूचना-सामग्री की प्रतिलिपि संचित रहती है

◆ a secret or hidden store of things, or the place where they are kept:
cache noun (STORE)

[ C ]
◆ a hidden store of things, or the place where they are kept:
Examples

• an arms cache
• a cache of explosives/weapons/drugs

SYNONYMS
hideout
hoard
nest egg
repository
stash
stockpile
treasure
wealth

2. IMPOUND
इम्ˈपाउन्‌ड्
LAW
verb
◆ (used about the police, courts of law, etc.) to not let somebody use something by taking it away from them, especially because they have broken the law

(पुलिस, न्याय की अदालत आदि के लिए प्रयुक्त) छीन लेना (विशेषकर क़ानून का उल्लंघन करने के कारण); ज़ब्त करना
Examples
• All the money was impounded by the police after the raid.

• All the money was impounded by the police after the raid.

◆  to catch cats and dogs found on the streets and keep them in a pound

आवारा कुत्ते, बिल्लियों आदि को बाड़े में बंद करना; अवरुद्ध करना, रोक लेना

the police impound something that belongs to you, they take it away because you have broken the law:
Examples
• The police impounded cars and other personal property belonging to the drug dealers.

• The vehicle was impounded by customs.

◆  to take possession of something by legal right:
Examples
• The police arrested the suspect and impounded his car.

◆ to take something away from someone because you have the legal right to do so:
Examples
• Companies in breach of the ruling may have certain assets impounded by the court.

SYNONYMS
imprison
seize
cage
enclose
hold
keep
pen
take
ANTONYMS
free
let go
release
abandon
give
stop

3. GLITCH
/ɡlɪtʃ/
noun
गड़बड़, ध्वनिक,व्यवधान
◆ a sudden, usually temporary malfunction or fault of equipment.
Examples
• a draft version was lost in a computer glitch"

verb

◆ suffer a sudden malfunction or fault.
"the elevators glitched"

◆  a small problem or fault that prevents something from being successful or working as well as it should:
Examples
• We'd expected a few glitches, but everything's gone remarkably smoothly.

• The system has been plagued with glitches ever since its launch.

SYNONYMS
defect
flaw
malfunction
mishap
problem
setback
snafu
snag

ANTONYMS
certainty
correction
good
right
strength
truth
closure
line

4. CONSPICUOUS
/कॅन्-स्पिक्’-यु-अॅस्/ adjective
◆. obvious,
    सुस्पष्ट, प्रकट, साफ़ ।
◆ remarkable, prominent,
    उल्लेखनीय, महत्त्वपूर्ण ।
◆ attracting attention,
      ध्यानाकर्षक, चित्ताकर्षक, उत्कृष्ट;

Examples
He is conspicuous by his absence.    उसकी अनुपस्थिति खल रही है ।
◆ make one-self conspicuous,
       ध्यान आकर्षित करना;

Examples
•  She is always conspicuous by her      gorgeous clothes.
     भड़कीले कपड़ों के कारण उसकी ओर बार-बार ध्यान जाता है ।

5. conspicuous consumption,

• spending to much to attract attention and to show one’s social status,

       ध्यान आकर्षित करने और अपनी सामाजिक प्रतिष्ठा दिखाने के लिए बहुत अधिक धन खर्च करना

SYNONYMS
apparent
discernible
distinct
evident
noticeable
visible
clear
manifest

ANTONYMS
obscure
unnoticeable
inconspicuous
secret
unimportant
unknown
unremarkable
unseen

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Supreme Court Lays Foundation For FASTER: Fast And Secure Transmission Of Electronic Record For Speedier Execution Of Orders

 Supreme Court Lays Foundation For FASTER: Fast And Secure Transmission Of Electronic Record For Speedier Execution Of Orders  

The Supreme Court while hearing a Suo Moto Writ Petition on “Delay In the release of Convicts After Grant of Bail '' acknowledged the need for speedier delivery of orders for Execution and passed a direction to the Registry with respect to the same.

Learned Solicitor General, Mr Mehta suggested that orders uploaded on Court Websites can also be designated as “Official Orders” to effectuate quick release. A brief submission was also made highlighting the need for “authentic orders” by the Jail authorities.

A Full Bench of Chief Justice NV Ramana, Justice Nageswara Rao and Justice AS Bopanna, while hearing the matter today, said,

“In this age of Information and Communication Technology, we are still looking at the skies for pigeons to communicate orders”

Court shared its deliberation on rolling out a Scheme “FASTER: Fast and Secure Transmission of Electronic Record”

The Secretary-General, Supreme Court has been directed to submit a detailed report within two weeks.

The bench aims at revolutionising transmission of Court orders, through credible channels, so that the implementation of it takes lesser time, benefitting persons enlarged on Bail.

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