synonyms--antisynonyms FOR BANK SSC AND OTHER EXAM

FOR BANK SSC AND OTHER EXAM

Word -  synonyms      (antisynonyms)

1.Absolve– pardon, forgive (compel, accuse)’

2.Acrimony– harshness, bitterness (courtesy, benevolence

3.Accord– agreement, harmony (disagreement, discord)

4.Adamant– stubborn, inflexible (flexible, soft)

5.Adjunct– joined, added (separated, subtracted

6.Abjure– forsake, renounce (approve, sanction

7.Abject– despicable, servile (commendable, praiseworthy)

8.Authentic– genuine, reliable (fictitious, unreal)

9.Audacity– boldness, arrogance (mildness, cowardice)

10.Abate– moderate, decrease (aggravate, supplement)

11.Arraign– charge, blame (exculpate, pardon)

12.Apathy– unconcern, indifference (concern, care)

13.Alien– foreigner, outsider (native, resident)

14.Affront– provoke, irreverence (conciliate, mollify)

15.Adversity– misfortune, calamity (prosperity, fortune)

16.Antipathy– hostility, aversion (admiration, fascination)

17.Amplify– enlarge, extend (lessen, contract)

18.Alleviate– abate, relieve (aggravate, enhance

19.Admonish– counsel, reprove (approve, applaud)

20.Adherent– follower, disciple (rival, adversary)

21.Awkward– clumsy, rough (clever, apt)

22.Allure– entice, fascinate (repulse, repel)

23.Abortive– vain, unproductive (effectual productive)

24.Allay– pacify, soothe (aggravate, excite)

25.Axiom– maxim, truth (absurdity, blunder)

26.Bustle– haste, flurry (slowness, quiet)

27.Brittle– delicate, fragile (tough, enduring)

28.Bleak– dismal, gloomy (bright pleasant)

29.Benevolence– humanity, generosity (malevolence, inhumanity)

30.Barbarous– uncivilized, savage (cultured, humane)

31.Baffle– frustrate, perplex (compose, facilitate)

32.Bewitching– magical, fascinating (repulsive, repugnant)

33.Contrary– dissimilar, conflicting (similar, alike)

34.Contradict– deny, oppose (approve, confirm)

35.Contempt– scorn, disregard (regard, praise)

36.Conspicuous– prominent, obvious (concealed, hidden)

37.Consolidate– solidify, strengthen (separate, weaken)

38.Consequence– effect, outcome (origin, start

39.Consent– agree, permit (object, disagree)

40.Concede– yield, permit (deny, reject)

41.Comprise– include, contain (reject, lack)

42.Compassion– kindness, sympathy (cruelty, barbarity)

43.Concur– approve, agree (differ, disagree)

44.Chastise– punish, admonish (cheer, encourage

45.Chaste– virtuous, pure (sullied, lustful

46.Capable– competent, able (incompetent, inept)

47.Captivity– imprisonment, confinement (freedom, liberty)

48.Captivate– charm, fascinate (disillusion, offend)

49.Calumny– defamation, aspersion (commendation, praise)

50.Callous– obdurate, unfeeling (compassionate, tender

51.Calamity– adversity, misfortune (happiness, fortune)

52.Cavity– depth, depression (elevation, projection)

53.Cease– terminate, desist (begin, originate)

54.Despicable– worthless, shameless (worthy, decent

55.Disdain– detest, despise (approve, praise)

56.Deride– mock, taunt (inspire, encourage)

57.Deprive– despoil, divest (restore, renew)

58.Demolish– ruin, devastate (repair, construct)

59.Delicious– palatable, tasteful (distasteful, unsavoury

60.Deliberate– cautious, intentional (rash, sudden)

61.Defray– spend, pay (disclaim, repudiate)

62.Defile– contaminate, pollute (purify, sanctity)

63.Defer– prolong, suspend (accelerate, expedite)

64.Dedicate– devote, consecrate (refuse, negate)

65.Decipher– interpret, reveal (misinterpret, distort)

66.Deceit– deception, artifice (veracity, sincerity)

67.Decay– collapse, decompose (flourish, progress)

68.Dainty– elegant, delicate (clumsy, coarse)

69.Evident– obvious, apparent (obscure, concealed)

70.Evade– avoid, elude (acknowledge, confront)

71.Eternal– perpetual, endless (temporary, momentary)

72.Esteem– respect, regard (ridicule, spurn)

73.Eradicate– destroy, exterminate (secure, plant)

74.Equivocal– uncertain, hazy (obvious, lucid)

75.Epitome– precise, example (increment, expansion)

76.Enormous– colossal, mammoth (diminutive, negligible)

77.Endeavour– undertake, aspire (cease, quit)

78.Encumbrance– hindrance, obstacle (incentive, stimulant)

79.Eloquence– expression, fluency (halting, stammering

80.Eliminate– expel, oust (restore, accept)

81.Elevate– dignify, heighten (deprecate, denounce)

82.Efface– destroy, obliterate (retain, maintain

83.Ecstasy– delight, exultation (despair, calamity, depression)

84.Eccentric– strange, abnormal (natural, conventional)

85.Fabricate– construct, produce (destroy, dismantle)

86.Frugality– economy, providence (lavishness, extravagance)

87.Frivolous– petty, worthless (solemn, significant

88.Frantic– violent, agitated (subdued, gentle)

89.Fragile– weak, infirm (enduring, tough)

90.Forsake– desert, renounce (hold maintain)

91.Fluctuate– deflect, vacillate (stabilise, resolve)

92.Flimsy– trifling, transparent (firm, tenacious)

93.Fleeting– transient, temporary (enduring, eternal)

94.Feud– strife, quarrel (fraternity, harmony)

95.Ferocious– cruel, fierce (gentle, sympathetic)

96.Feeble– weak, frail (strong, robust)

97.Fantastic– fanciful, uncommon (ordinary, normal)

98.Fanatical– narrow-minded, biased (liberal, tolerant)

99.Falter– stumble, demur (persist, endure)

100.Fallacy– delusion, mistake (veracity, truth

101.Guile– cunning, deceit (honesty, frankness)

102.Grudge– hatred, aversion (benevolence, affection)

103.Grisly– disgusting, atrocious (pleasing, attractive)

104.Gracious– courteous, beneficent (rude, unforgiving

105.Gorgeous– magnificent, dazzling (dull, unpretentious)

106.Glut– stuff, satiate (starve, abstain)

107.Gloom– obscurity, darkness (delight, mirth

108.Hypocrisy– deception, affectation (sincerity, honesty)

109.Hideous– frightful, shocking (attractive, alluring)

110.Heretic– non-conformist, secularist (conformable, religious

111.Hazard– Peril, danger (conviction, security)

112.Haughty– arrogant, pompous (humble, submissive)

113.Harass– irritate, molest (assist, comfort)

114.Hapless– unfortunate, ill-fated (fortunate, lucky

115.Haphazard– random, unsorted (considered,arranged)

116.Hamper– retard, prevent (promote, facilitate)

117.Irrepressible– irresistible, unconfined (composed, hesitant

118.Invincible– unconquerable, impregnable (effeminate, languid)

119.Intricate– tangled, complicated (regulated, orderly)

120.Intrigue– scheme, conspiracy (candour, sincerity)

121.Intrinsic– genuine, fundamental (extraneous, incidental

122.Invective– accusation, censure (approval, acclamation)

123.Instil– inculcate, inject (eradicate, extract)

124.Insolvent– indigent, destitute (wealthy, solvent)

125.Insipid– tasteless, vapid (delicious, luscious)

126.Insinuate– allude, hint (conceal, camouflage)

127.Ingenuous– undisguised, naive (wily, crafty)

128.Infringe– violate, encroach (comply, concur)

129.Inevitable– unavoidable, ascertained (unlikely, doubtful)

130.Incongruous– inappropriate, absurd (compatible, harmonious

131.Incompetent– inefficient, unskilled (dexterous, skilled)

132.Inclination– disposition, affection (disinclination, indifference

133.Impute– attribute, ascribe (exculpate, support)

134.Impious– irreligious, unholy (pious, devout)

135.Impediment– hurdle, obstruction (assistance, concurrence

136.Impartial– just, unbiased (prejudiced, biased)

137.Impair– diminish, deteriorate (restore, revive)

138.Immunity– prerogative, privilege (blame, censure

139.Imminent– impending, brewing (distant, receding)

140.Immerse– submerge, involve (emerge, uncover

141.Immense– huge, enormous (puny, insignificant)

142.Immaculate– unsullied, spotless (defiled, tarnished)

143.Juvenile– young, tender (dotage, antiquated)

144.Justify– defend, exculpate (impute, arraign)

145.Just– honest, impartial (unequal, unfair)

146.Judicious– thoughtful, prudent (irrational, foolish

147.Jubilant– rejoicing, triumphant (melancholy, depressing)

148.Jovial– frolicsome, cheerful (solemn, morose)

149.Jaded– tired, exhausted (renewed, recreated)

150.Jejune– dull, boring (interesting, exciting)