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• This book is designed for aspirants of SSC (Combined Graduate Level, Combined Higher Secondary Level, Central Police Organization) and other competitive exams.
• It includes previous years' one-word substitutions from SSC exams and other frequently used English vocabulary.
• The aim is to provide a comprehensive resource for self-learning and vocabulary improvement.

How to Use the Book

• Each entry includes a word, its meaning, a Hindi translation, and a frequency indicator (#A).

Example Vocabulary

• Stoic: Able to suffer pain without complaining.
• Alien: Hostile, strange, or different from what you are used to.
• Amateur: Someone who participates in an activity for enjoyment, not as a job.
• Amnesia: A medical condition involving memory loss.
• Anarchy: A situation without government or control.
• Anthropology: The study of the human race, its origins, and customs.
• Archives: A collection of historical documents and records.
• Credible: Believable or trustworthy.
• Effeminate: Behaving or looking like a woman or girl.
• Feminist: Someone who advocates for equal rights and opportunities for women.
• Genocide: The murder of an entire race or group of people.
• Gullible: Easily tricked due to being too trusting.
• Honorarium: A payment for professional services or a nominally free service.
• Imposter: Someone who pretends to be someone else to deceive people.
• Insolvent: Unable to pay debts.
• Itinerary: A detailed plan for a journey.
• Monarchy: Government by a king or queen.
• Obituary: A notice of someone's death, including their life and achievements.
• Ornithology: The scientific study of birds.
• Cosmopolitan: A person experienced with many different parts of the world.
• Democracy: A system where people vote to elect representatives.
• Dictatorship: A government ruled by someone with complete power, often gained by military force.
• Eccentric: Considered strange or unusual by others.
• Entomology: The scientific study of insects.
• Epicure: Someone with refined taste in food and drink.
• Ethnology: The scientific study and comparison of human races.
• Exonerate: To officially state that someone is not responsible for something.
• Extravagant: Spending or using more than necessary.
• Fauna: All the animals in a specific area or time period.
• Fratricide: The killing of one's brother or sister.
• Glutton: Someone who eats too much.
• Hypochondriac: Someone excessively worried about their health.
• Hypocrite: Someone who pretends to have moral standards they don't have.
• Immigrant: Someone who settles in a country where they weren't born.
• Inaudible: Unable to be heard.
• Incredible: Difficult or impossible to believe.
• Indefatigable: Never giving up or getting tired.
• Indigenous: Native to a particular place or country.
• Ineffable: Too great or beautiful to be described.
• Plagiarism: Copying someone else's work and pretending it is your own.
• Polygamy: Having more than one wife at the same time.
• Psychology: The scientific study of the mind and its influence on behavior.
• Recluse: Someone who lives alone and avoids others.
• Regicide: The killing of a king or queen.
• Sanatorium: A place for treating patients with long-term illnesses or those recovering.
• Secular: Not connected with religious or spiritual matters.
• Demagogue: A leader who uses emotional arguments to gain support.
• Dermatology: The scientific study of skin diseases.
• Dilettante: Someone who dabbles in arts or literature without serious commitment.
• Ecology: The study of the relationships between living things and their environment.
• Edible: Suitable to be eaten.
• Emissary: A person sent on an official mission.
• Empathy: The ability to understand another person's feelings.
• Novice: Someone new to a skill or job with little experience.
• Obscure: Not clearly understood or expressed.
• Omniscient: Knowing everything.
• Palpable: Able to be touched or felt.
• Parricide: The killing of a parent or close relative.
• Patrimony: Property inherited from one's father.
• Perseverance: Continuing to try despite difficulties.
• Pessimist: Someone who expects bad things to happen.
• Philanderer: A man who has relationships with many women.
• Philogynist: Someone who esteems women highly.
• Philosophy: The study of the nature and meaning of the universe and human life.
• Physiology: The study of the normal functions of living things.
• Polyandry: Having more than one husband at the same time.
• Prologue: An introductory speech or section of a work.