Most important English words for competitive exams like SSC CHSL

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Most important English words for competitive exams and SSC CHSL


 In this blog we are going to discuss the most important English words for SSC CHSL and other competitive exams with their meaning and synonyms and antonyms. These words are the most important English words for competitive exams like SSC CHSL.



1. TATTERED (ADJECTIVE): Ragged: (फाड़ डाला हुआ) 


Synonyms: shabby, damaged 

Antonyms: healed, mended 


2. PREREQUISITE (ADJECTIVE): Essential: (जरूरी) 

Synonyms: necessary, expedient 

Antonyms: secondary, inessential 


3. APPREHENSION (NOUN): Understanding: (ग्रहणशक्ति) 

Synonyms: awareness, perception 

Antonyms: ignorance, calmness 


4. HOVER (VERB): Waver: (मंडराना) 

Synonyms: drift, fly 

Antonyms: rest, settle 


5. SENILE (ADJECTIVE): Aged : (बूढ़ा) 

Synonyms: anile, decrepit 

Antonyms: young, alert 


6. PROPAGANDA (NOUN): Information that is designed to mislead: (प्रचार) 

Synonyms: disinformation, indoctrination 

Antonyms: truth, facts 


7. ENCAPSULATE (VERB): Encase: (डिब्बे में रखना) 

Synonyms: enclose, cover 

Antonyms: uncover, unwrap 

9. VAGARY (NOUN): Usually a light hearted adventure: (मौज) 

Synonyms: mischief, escapade 

Antonyms: seriousness, gravity 


10 WAYLAY (VERB): Stop or interrupt (someone) : (ताक में रहना) 

Synonyms: hold up, ambush 

Antonyms: proceed, continue

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