Difference among Known to, Known by and Known for

Difference among Known to, Known by and Known for
Difference among Known to, Known by and Known for Known to, Known by & Known for Known to 'Know to' is basically used in Passive voice. E.g- You are known to her very well. Known by 'Known by' is used for Recognize, पहचान E.g- A Man is known by the company he keeps. Known...

Difference among Adopt, Adapt and Adept

Difference among Adopt, Adapt and Adept
Difference among Adopt, Adapt and Adept Adopt, Adapt & Adept are homonyms. They sound similar but have meaning different. Adopt, Adapt and Adept Adopt [v] 'Adopt' is used for Take up, Accept, अपनाना, गोद लेना E.g- One should not adopt the bad habits of others. Adapt [v] 'Adapt'...

Daily English Vocabulary 31-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 31-May-2016
English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 31-May-2016 English Vocabulary Sore [adj,n,v] Painful, hurting, upset, angry, पीड़ादायक, फोड़ा, नाराज़ If left unattended, even a small cut can turn into a sore. Hang around [phrv] Loiter in, linger in, waste time, associate, mix, बेकार...

Daily English Vocabulary 30-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 30-May-2016
Daily English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 30-May-2016 English Vocabulary Penitence [n] Repentance, contrition, compunction, regret, पछतावा, पश्चात्ताप He is feeling penitence for what he has done to her. Outlandish [adj] Unfamiliar, weird, queer, offbeat, far out, विदेशी,...

Difference among Live in, Live at, Live on, Live by and Live off

Difference among Live in, Live at, Live on, Live by and Live off
Difference among Live in, Live at, Live on, Live by and Live off These all words made by Live. But these have differences among them. Root word- LIVE Live in 'Live in' means residential, निवास करना 'Live in' basically used for Region, Area, Country E.g- He is living in America. Live...

Daily English Vocabulary 29-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 29-May-2016
Daily English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 29-May-2016 English Vocabulary Envoy [n] Representative, delegate, deputy, ambassador, emissary, diplomat, राज-दूत, प्रतिनिधि The UN envoy met the warring groups. Rebuff [v,n] Reject, turn down, spurn, refuse, decline, दो टूक जवाब, रोकना,...

Difference between Alter and Altar

Difference between Alter and Altar
Difference between Alter and Altar Alter and Altar sound similar, but they are different in meaning. Alter & Altar Alter [v] Change, make changes to, amend, improve, modify, बदलना, परिवर्तन करना Alter is basically used for Change. Mohan is so obstinate that no one can alter his views. Altar...

Daily English Vocabulary 28-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 28-May-2016
English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 28-May-2016 English Vocabulary Apparent [adj] Evident, obvious, ponderous, rough, स्पष्ट, प्रकट,  आभासी For no apparent reason she laughed. Abominable [adj] Odious, detestable, repugnant, aversion, घिनौना, अप्रिय, भद्दा I hate...

Daily English Vocabulary 27-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 27-May-2016
Daily English Vocabulary For SSCCGL, IBPS & Other exam 27-May-2016 English Vocabulary Sprightly [adj] Lively, spry, energetic, active, उत्साहयुक्त, आनंदपूर्ण, खुशमिजाज When he returned he was accompanied by a sprightly young girl Shirk [n,v] Evade, dodge, avoid, get out of, बचना, काम...

Daily English Vocabulary 25-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 25-May-2016
English Vocabulary For CGL, IBPS & Other exam 25-May-2016 English Vocabulary Siesta [n] Afternoon sleep, nap, catnap, doze, दुपहरी आराम She went to rest room to have a Siesta. Ephemeral [adj,n] [adj] transitory, transient, fleeting, passing, अल्पकालिक,  क्षणभंगुर [n] an...

Difference between Confide in and Confide to

Difference between Confide in and Confide to
Difference between Confide in and Confide to  Both are used for a person. Confide in & confide to have a difference. Confide [verb]  Tell someone about a secret or private matter, trust (someone) enough to tell them Now we will talk about confide in and confide to. Confide...

Daily English Vocabulary 24-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 24-May-2016
English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 24-May-2016 English Vocabulary Consensus [n] Agreement, harmony, concord, आम सहमति, सामंजस्य A coalition government has to work in consensus. Confluence [n] Convergence, meeting, junction, amalgamation, संगम, संधि-स्थल, मिलाप Pittsburgh...

Daily English Vocabulary 23-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 23-May-2016
English Vocabulary For SSC CGL, IBPS & Other exam 23-May-2016 English Vocabulary Relish [n,v] Great enjoyment, condiment, accompaniment, sauce, आनंद, जोश, स्वाद, मजा लेना, प्रसन्न होना He swigged a mouthful of wine with relish. Acute [Adj,n] Severe, critical, drastic, stabbing, shooting,...

Daily English Vocabulary 22-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 22-May-2016
English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 22-May-2016 English Vocabulary Dogmatic [adj] Opinionated, peremptory, assertive, imperative, doctrine, कट्टर, हठधर्मी, कट्टर He was not tempted to be dogmatic about what he believed. Bigwig [n] VIP, important person, notable, notability,...

Daily English Vocabulary 20-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 20-May-2016
The Hindu English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 20-May-2016 English Vocabulary Laconic [adj] Using very few words - संक्षिप्त Synonyms – terse, brusque  Antonyms – long-winded, wordy  The valedictorian delivered a laconic speech, contrast to the salutatorian's lengthy...

Daily English Vocabulary 19-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 19-May-2016
The Hindu English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 19-May-2016 English Vocabulary Rampant [adjective] Uncontrolled, unrestrained, unchecked, vehement, strong, violent, अनियंत्रित, आक्रामक, सामाजिक बुराई There were allegations of rampant voter bribery and distribution of cash and gifts...

Daily English Vocabulary 18-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 18-May-2016
English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 18-May-2016 English Vocabulary Proclivity [noun] A tendency to choose or do something regularly; an inclination or predisposition towards a particular thing – झुकाव Synonyms – penchant, predilection Antonyms – antipathy, disinclination The book...

Daily English Vocabulary 16-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 16-May-2016
The Hindu English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 16-May-2016 English Vocabulary Mutiny [n,v] Rebellion, coup, insurrection, rebellion, revolt, सैनिक विद्रोह, बग़ावत करना The king supressed the mutiny in a very short time. Reluctance [n] Unwillingness, disinclination, lack of enthusiasm,...

Daily English Vocabulary 15-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 15-May-2016
The Hindu English Vocabulary For SSC, IBPS & Other exam 15-May-2016 English Vocabulary Flank [v] Be on each or on one side of, guard, strengthen, बीच में The leader was flanked by his security staff. Motley [adj,n] Miscellaneous, disparate, diverse, multicoloured, many-coloured, मिश्रित,...

Daily English Vocabulary 12-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 12-May-2016
Daily English Vocabulary for SSC, IBPS & Others 12-May-2016 English Vocabulary Disparage [v] Belittle, denigrate, undervalue, underestimate, नीचा दिखाना, अपमानित करना, बुराई करना He disparaged his students efforts. Irk [v] Irritate, annoy, vex, gall, सताना, गुस्सा दिलाना It irks me to...

Daily English Vocabulary 11-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 11-May-2016
English Vocabulary for SSC, IBPS & Others 11-May-2016 English Vocabulary Contemplate [v] Look at, view, regard, think about, thought, सोच-विचार करना, ध्यान से देखना  She contemplated her body in the mirror. Carp [n,v] Freshwater fish, complain, cavil, grumble, moan, find fault,...

Daily English Vocabulary 10-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 10-May-2016
English Vocabulary for SSC, IBPS & Others 10-May-2016 English Vocabulary Supercilious [adj] Arrogant, haughty, conceited, disdainful, घमंडी, घृणापूर्ण, अवमानी Rahul is such a supercilious person that even her family members avoid her. Blitz [n,v] Sudden military attack, bombardment, effort,...

Daily English Vocabulary 3-May-2016

Daily English Vocabulary 3-May-2016
Increase English Vocabulary for SSC, IBPS & Others 3-May-2016 English Vocabulary Hullabaloo [n] Clamour, fuss, commotion, uproar, कोलाहल, हल्लागुल्ला There was a terrific hullabaloo over the by-election. Demonstrate [v] Reveal, bespeak, indicate, show, protest, rally, प्रमाणित करना,...