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Vocabulary - 18.05.2016

Mahendra Guru
Vocabulary - 18.05.2016
1. IMMINENT (ADJECTIVE): likely to occur at any moment

Synonyms: impending, approaching

Antonyms: distant, retreating 

Example sentence:

The policemen told the victim that it was safe for him to come out because he wasn’t in imminent danger anymore.


2. IMPIOUS (ADJECTIVE): lacking respect towards god

Synonyms: unholy, irreligious Antonyms: pious, spiritual

Example sentence: 

John’s impious behavior caused his fellow team members to shun his presence.


3. GLUT (NOUN): an amount in excess of what is normal or necessary

Synonyms: satiate, overflow Antonyms: abstain, restrain

Example sentence: 

As she has a glut of e-books in her phone, Jenna won’t run out of reading material anytime soon.


4. HAPHAZARD (ADJECTIVE): random

Synonyms: sudden, chaotic Antonyms: deliberate, thoughtful

Example sentence: 

Although this map looks haphazard, yet James can comprehend the signs and symbols.


5. EXEMPT (VERB): free from an obligation 

Synonyms: release, exclude Antonyms: confine, hold

Example sentence: 

The Ex-servicemen are exempted from the age eligibility criteria of competitive examinations. 


6. MENDACITY (NOUN): lack of honesty

Synonyms: falsehood, deception Antonyms: probity, honesty

Example sentence: 

Helen’s mendacity makes her a big time winner at the poker tables.


7. OSTENSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): clear

Synonyms: apparent, evident Antonyms: concealed, covered

Example sentence: 

Joan’s ostensible prank on the teacher did a lot of damage, and now he must face the music. 


8. TRENCHANT (ADJECTIVE): vigorous in expression

Synonyms: assertive, forceful Antonyms: feeble, ambiguous

Example sentence: 

The frustrated employees wrote a trenchant letter to the management about the unacceptable HR policies.


9. PERSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE): easy to comprehend

Synonyms: transparency, lucidity Antonyms: perplexity, intricacy

Example sentence: 

Jemma always use perspicuous words while teaching anatomy so that all her students can comprehend.


10. OSTENTATION (ADJECTIVE): intended to attract notice 

Synonyms: pretension, pomposity Antonyms: modesty, constraint

Example sentence: 

Although Jacob was a billionaire, no one can ever call him ostentatious because of the laid-back attitude he carries.



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