BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update PDF

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This document contains a list of English vocabulary phrases and idioms, along with their meanings and Hindi translations. It is organized by sentence number and includes a variety of phrases and idioms.

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BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update SN Phrase ows PoS Hindi Meaning 1 Hospital for people with mental Asylum (N.) QRURIC, GPTeT@THT illnesses 2 Long and angry sp...

BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update SN Phrase ows PoS Hindi Meaning 1 Hospital for people with mental Asylum (N.) QRURIC, GPTeT@THT illnesses 2 Long and angry speech Tirade (N.) B3 fer 3 Entering without permission Trespass (V.) FAABR gar SN Idioms/Phrase (#R) Meaning Hindi Meaning 1 A bolt from the blue A sudden and unexpected BRI Tl (2) event 2 A bull in a China A clumsy person in a delicate femTeet # §e (ToRaTe shop situation wfeh) 3 A dish fit for gods A meal of the highest quality FHH I[OTET et s 4 A fish out of water To be out of place ESLERINRIG] 5 A hair’s breadth Telling about the smallest g SRI! o A fdeRor & possible amount or degree of something 6 A house of cards A fragile or unstable IR0 BT ER (T3 A1 HRR situation that can easily collapse or fail i) 7 A piece of cake (2) A very easy task el o W (A PTH) 8 A red letter day Memorable day AgaqofA 9 A sting in the tail An unexpected, typically SREITY AT AT ST aret unpleasant or problematic end to something Ei) 10 A vicious cycle One problem causes other G20 & BwHT (U & 916 U T 3T 11 All thumbs Clumsy // physically B awkward 12 An ace in the hole A hidden advantage T P GBI (I A1) 13 An old head on A young person who acts or 3ot 39 & A gfgme young shoulders speaks like an older person. 14 Around the clock Something that goes on day &3 and night 15 As tight as the bark Very tight g o1 of the tree 16 At daggers drawn Ready to fight 17 At one’s fingertips To have complete knowledge 18 At one’s wit’s end Not knowing what to do 1 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 19 Bag and baggage With all goods RT AR (IR AHE) 20 Beat one's brains out To put forth one's maximum EiEcuEe effort 21 Beat the drum To publicize or promote TR BT something 22 Being in the Being unstable or R fRfa & g quicksilver unpredictable 23 Bell the cat Do the impossible task Tl 3 oret 7 €5t e (3R B BetT) 24 Bells and whistles Attractive but 3feep A1 HARIS Hetrae A unnecessary features added to products Jfaemsh & Wy T 25 Best thing since Extremely good, interesting el Gl 37T A1 3GPR sliced bread 26 Bite off more than Take on more responsibility O+ & & 3178 S e one can chew than one can handle 27 Blowing smoke To lie to perplex others et am el = 28 Bread and butter An activity you do to get SIS (e SFewe]) money for basic needs 29 Break new grounds Do or discover something TE @IStAT new // To innovate or pioneer 30 Buries his head in Hides from the truth TR & a9 B e the sand AT 31 Bury the hatchet To make peace // To end a SIS& BT quarrel 32 Call it a day Stopped work for the day 31151 & fore g & 33 Cost an arm and a Very costly and luxurious g HEM Ul leg (3) 34 Crossing palms with To bribe someone Ry & silver 35 Cry in the wilderness An unrealistic demand // HAB I I unpopular opinion 36 Dog eat dog Ruthlessly competitive P21 ufermeff 37 Dog in the manger Someone who selfishly Tareff afs, S 399 T B prevents others from using something that they T GERY &Y e T & themselves do not need or cannot use. 38 Face the music To accept punishment for 1353 1 aRRoTTH 9T mistake 39 Fair weather friends Friend only at the time of Fareff o prosperity 40 Feel the pinch Having financial problems all SRl of a sudden, BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 41 Fell down To fall to the ground 42 Fell out (2) To have an argument or disagreement 43 From rags to riches To go from very poor to being very wealthy 44 Get into deep water To get into trouble 45 Get something off Express something that has one’s chest been worrying you, and you want to say 46 Get the sack (2) Be dismissed 47 Gift of the gab Talent for speaking 48 Go cold turkey To quit an addictive habit abruptly and completely 49 Going through a To experience a bad period in sticky patch life 50 Hard to come by Difficult to find or obtain 51 Have a bee in her Be preoccupied or obsessed bonnet with something 52 In apple pie order Very neatly arranged 53 In black and white In writing 54 In deep water In trouble T e 55 In the doldrums In low spirits and despair & 3T fARTer 3R 56 Jack of all trades A person who can do many P B R F Tar R et things but is not an expert in any # gRa A g 57 Keep an ear to the Staying informed and AT STHBRT AT &l ) ground updated about everything AR T 58 Keep at arm's length Avoid being friendly with ¥ 3 AT AT (G0 T someone 59 Keeps a low profile To avoid attracting attention T 3BT P F T 60 Keeps hot under the To remain angry or irritated IR collar 61 Keeps up with the To try to match the lifestyle GERT P SRTR] B BY Joneses of one's neighbors PN FRAT 62 Last resort Last course of action 63 Leaves you in the Refused to help in distress i AR A 818 & lurch 64 Like a cat on hot To be anxious TaRTge 3R S AT bricks BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 65 Like a tree known by Known by the results of one's its fruits actions 66 Like going between To interfere in a close the bark and the tree relationship 67 Like nailing jelly to Difficult to achieve or pin the tree down 68 Like striking one's To surrender or give up colours 69 Like two peas in a Very similar to each other pod 70 Look down upon (2) To consider someone inferior 71 Lose heart To stop believing that you can succeed 72 Mince matters To confuse issues // To speak vaguely or indirectly 73 Nine days’ wonder A dazzling short-lived IR R &Y Tieh s 3G spectacle of no real value // 31 (37 Fae A2 I & faw a short-lived sensation &) 74 Nip in the bud To stop something before it BT T 7 & geret & has an opportunity to develop ALR AT 75 On one's last legs In a bad condition 3Hf 7 (g & e 76 On tenterhooks In suspense and anxiety // Rard anxious 77 Once bitten, twice A bitter experience making 38 1 e BT ft B shy one cautious for future & il & (e T B B E2sl] 78 Out of the frying pan Things going from bad to T Rt IR & and into the fire worse eR & ST 79 Pacing up and down Walking back and forth i& eger nervously 80 Playing a joke To prank or make fun of TS AT someone 81 Put in mind To remind T & 3, G I 82 Queer pitch Ruined the plan Tt o1 HiepT TRTE el 83 Read between the To grasp the hidden meaning T g3 37 et // lines eHTd B TS 84 Red herrings Clever bluff i 85 Rift in the lute A small problem that spoils BIC) TR 571 7 PV TR everything FRAME BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 86 Right as rain Fit and in excellent health fega vave 3R Si-o15 87 Roll up your sleeves Get ready to do something PR T difficult or hard work 88 Run around in To waste one's time and I B & W FaiG Bl circles energy doing trivial things 89 Running behind time Being late A 90 Selling like hot cakes Selling out quickly g et Y & () 91 Shot for safety A measure taken to ensure Araer & fare 3ur safety 92 Slip one's mind Forget about something e ST 1 TG & e ST 93 Spill the beans (2) To leak a secret 3T & g @it &1 94 Stick to one's guns To remain faithful to o1 1d &R AT B 95 The silver lining in A positive aspect in a FHRTHS A & THRTHS the cloud negative situation g 96 The silver spoon Born into wealth et aRaR & der & 97 Time after time Repeatedly IR-GR 98 Time and again Repeatedly TRER 929 To beat the rap To be acquitted of a crime A 100 To burn a hole in To spend money very quickly A STt a1 IR F @ e one's pocket 101 To hit below the belt To attack in an unfair ST TR A TER AT manner // Contrary the principles of fairness 102 To hit the sack (2) To prepare for sleep // to go A B AR T to bed 103 To make up one’s Decide e & mind 104 To throw dust in To mislead someone by tricks 3t & e itepAT (efiRan &) one’s eyes 105 Under the weather To feel unwell AR & 106 Walk the tightrope To act carefully in a difficult situation AR TRIRA & et 107 Where the shoe Where the difficulty lies ot v & BRUT pinches 108 Wild goose chase Fruitless search el @it 109 Wrap my head around it Understanding something complicated Te BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update SN Phrasal Verb English Meaning Hindi Meaning down with support bringing down Tre BT = fed up with tired or annoyed with A R N run into meet unexpectedly ESiccatr] W run away escape W7 STAT b run over hit with a vehicle aTE A GeferT U run out of exhaust supply AT 81 ST O call off cancel N call at visit briefly 0 ask out invite on a date © 10 ask over invite to one's home 11 ask around inquire from several people 12 ask after inquire about someone's health 13 ask for request 14 set up establish or arrange 15 set about begin doing 16 set in become established 17 set off begin a journey 18 gifted with endowed with 19 take apart disassemble 20 take up start (a hobby/job) 21 take back retract 22 take after resemble 23 fill with make full of 24 come over visit 25 come through succeed 26 come into inherit 27 come across encounter 28 look upon regard 29 look down on despise 30 look through examine 31 look after take care of 32 give away donate or reveal BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 33 give off emit Iaafaid & 34 give out distribute fyafea s 35 give up quit (a habit) BigT 36 take off remove (clothing) IARAT 37 take in absorb THST AT A HRAT 38 take out remove from a container e Ferern 39 loiter around hang around aimlessly JTIRT gHAT Nikhil Gupta’s ® BLACKBOOK of ENGLISH VOCABULARY One Word Substitutions Idioms / Phrases Synonyms + Antonyms + Spellings Homonyms + Homophones Phrasal Verbs Fixed Prepositions The Hindu (Vocab + Phrases) Root Words ( Practice Sets Additional 368 (SSC) + 807 (Other) sets compared to 2023 edition (English /Hindi) BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update SN Word Synonyms PoS 1 Abandon Forsake N./V. To leave someone, especially BIg & someone you are responsible for, with no intention of returning 2 Ablaze Burning Adj. Burning fiercely; on fire ERIEGH STeTdl g3 3 Abscond Flee V. Leave hurriedly and secretly; TRR AT fail to appear in court 4 Absurd Irrational Adj. Wildly unreasonable, illogical, aaa;[ or inappropriate 5 Accept Agree V. To consent to receive (a thing WHR offered) 6 Advanced Progressive V. Move forwards in a purposeful Y ST way 7 Affirm Confirm V. State as a fact; assert strongly g@m and publicly 8 Alert Vigilant Adj./ Quick to notice any unusual s N. and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances 9 Alleviate Reduce V. Make (suffering, deficiency, or a &q &l problem) less severe 10 Amazeme Astonishme N. Great surprise or wonder 3merd, &R nt nt 11 Antique Ancient Adj./ Belonging to ancient times; very yrfiq N. old; collectible object from the past 12 Anxiety Distress N. A feeling of worry, nervousness, G or unease about something with an uncertain outcome 13 Appalled Disgusted Adj. Greatly dismayed or horrified e 14 Ascend Climb V. Go up or climb HR 35T 15 Assume Think V. To take on (a role or o &I, responsibility); to suppose without proof T 16 Attire Dress N./ Clothing; to dress or attire T / YgTa, V. oneself 17 Austere Stern Adj. Severe or strict in manner, e, T attitude, or appearance 18 Baffle Confuse V. To bewilder or perplex someone =fdd &A1 19 Bliss Pleasure N. Perfect happiness; great joy 3G BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 20 Brave Fearless Adj./ Endure or face unpleasant V. conditions; dare to do something; ready to face danger 21 Calculatin Manipulativ Acting in a scheming and g € manipulative way; scheming 22 Callous Cruel Showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others 23 Calm Placid Peaceful and undisturbed; freedom from storm or disturbance; tranquillity 24 Candid Honest Truthful and straightforward; frank 25 Change Alter To make or become different 26 Charming Delightful Pleasant or attractive 27 Chaste Pure Not having any sexual nature or intention 28 Clamour Loud And A loud appeal or demand Confused Noise 29 Clever Intelligent Quick to understand or learn; showing intelligence 30 Competen Qualified Having the necessary ability, t knowledge, or skill to do something successfully 31 Confidenti Secret Intended to be kept secret al 32 Conspicuo Noticeable Standing out so as to be clearly us visible 33 Crux Central The decisive or most important Point point at issue 34 Custom Habit Tradition or habit; practice routinely followed 35 Danger Hazard The possibility of suffering harm or injury 36 Dedicated Committed Devoted to a task or purpose; committed 37 Desire Longing Strong feeling of wanting; wish; sexual appetite 38 Disarray Disorderly Disorder or confusion; to throw Situation into disorder BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 39 Discrimin Differentiat V. Recognize a distinction; ate e differentiate 40 Echoed Reverberate V. To repeat or reflect a sound or d idea; to have similar effects or opinions 41 Epoch Important Periods of time that are very Period important in history 42 Erudite Educated Having or showing great knowledge or learning 43 Estimate Evaluate Rough calculation; approximate price; judge tentatively 44 Evasive Ambiguous Escape or avoid, especially by cleverness or trickery; equivocal 45 Experienc Seasoned Having knowledge or skill ed gained from practice or familiarity 46 Fasten Bolt Close or join securely 47 Fertile Productive Capable of becoming pregnant or of producing many ideas 48 Frivolity Insignifican Lack of seriousness; light- ce heartedness or silliness 49 Generous Kind Showing a readiness to give more of something, especially money 50 Ghastly Horrible Frightful or horrible 51 Homilies Sermons Short moral lessons or sermons, especially from religious texts 52 Hypocrisy Deceit Pretending to be something you're not, especially regarding beliefs or virtues. 53 Implicate Accuse To show that someone is involved in a crime or fault 54 Indigenou Aboriginal Adj. Originating or occurring s naturally in a particular place; native 55 Injustice Discriminat Lack of fairness or justice; ion unfair treatment 10 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 56 Intense Strong Adj. Of extreme force, degree, or strength 57 Interpret Clarify V. Explain the meaning of (information, words, or actions) 58 Intuitive Instinctive Adj. Using or based on intuition; knowing without the use of reasoning 59 Jealous Envious Feeling or showing envy of someone or their achievements and advantages 60 Keep Held To hold or retain possession ofj to continue in a specified state or condition 61 Lousy Pitiful Very poor or bad; disgusting 62 Luminous Radiant Full of or shedding light; bright or shining, especially in the dark 63 Magnifice Splendid Impressively beautiful, nt elaborate, or extravagant; striking 64 Meticulou Careful Showing great attention to s detail; very careful and precise 65 Objective Unbiased Something you plan to achieve; Based on real facts and not influenced by personal beliefs or feelings 66 Obsolete Outdated No longer produced or used 67 Parade Procession A public procession; to display or show off 68 Peculiar Strange Strange or odd; unusual 69 Perilous Dangerous Full of danger or risk 70 Permit Approve Allow (something) to happen; as a noun, an official document giving someone authorization to do something 71 Petty Small Of little importance; trivial 72 Pliable Malleable Easily bent; Also, easily influenced 73 Rapid Hasty Happening in a short time or at a fast pace 74 Rectify Correct Put (something) right; correct R 1 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 75 Refuge Shelter N. A condition of being safe or QRUT sheltered from pursuit, danger, or trouble 76 Reliable Dependable Consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted 77 Remission Pardon A temporary diminution of the /e severity of disease or pain 78 Request Plead An act of asking politely or formally for something; as a verb, to politely or formally ask for 79 Respect Honour Regard; esteem; avoid interfering with; aspect or detail 80 Retract Revoke To draw back or withdraw; to take back something said 81 Revolutio Gyration A forcible overthrow of a n government or social order, in favor of a new system 82 Sceptical Incredulous Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations 83 Spacious Roomy Having ample space 84 Split Division Break or cause to break forcibly into parts; disunite 85 Swap Exchange Take part in an exchange of; as a noun, an act of exchanging one thing for another 86 Tedious Boring Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous 87 Titanic Huge Of enormous size or strength 88 Venom Poison Poisonous fluid; extreme bitterness or malice 89 Visitors Tourists People who come to visit or stay briefly 90 Vivacious Energetic (Especially of a woman) attractively lively and animated 91 Wonderful Amazing Inspiring delight, pleasure, or admiration; extremely good 12 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update SN Word (#R) Antonyms PoS Definition in English Abandon Adopt N./V. To leave someone, especially glgaar someone you are responsible for, with no intention of returning 2 Abolish Establish V. Formally put an end to (a gl system, practice, or institution) 3 Absurd Reasonabl Adj. Wildly unreasonable, Ercal e illogical, or inappropriate 4 Abundance Scarcity N. A very large quantity of SRl something 5 Abundant Deficient Adj. Existing or available in large TR quantities; plentiful 6 Advance Retreated V. Move forwards in a 3P gt purposeful way i 7 Adverse Propitious Adj. Preventing success or Ruda development; harmful; unfavourable 8 Agile Sluggish Adj. Able to move quickly and kit easily 9 Agitated Serene Adj. Feeling or appearing troubled 3qf3d or nervous. 10 Alive Dead Adj. Living, not dead Shfag 11 Alluring Repulsive Adj. Highly attractive or Elicaca fascinating; seductive. 12 Amicable Unfriendly Adj. Someone who is friendly and #fiquf/aierd good natured of 13 Animosity Affection N. Strong hostility QR 14 Barren Fertile Adj. (Of land) too poor to produce gjgr much or any vegetation 15 Beautiful Ugly Adj. Pleasing the senses or mind Ris aesthetically 16 Benevolent Cruel Adj. Well meaning and kindly WRYBRY 17 Betrayal Loyalty N. The action of being disloyal 3iccid to someone who trusts you 18 Blunt Polite Adj./V (Of a cutting instrument) not %5 &R dre, ° having a sharp edge or point; as a verb, to make or become m less sharp 19 Boisterous Calm, Adj. Noisy, energetic, and PreTEAgoT (2) Placid cheerful; rowdy 20 Bold Timid Adj. (Of a person, action, or idea) FrE showing an ability to take 13 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update risks; confident and courageous 21 Bright Dull Adj. Giving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining 22 Calm Upset Adj./N Peaceful and undisturbed; freedom from storm or disturbance; tranquillity 23 Candid Deceitful Adj. Truthful and straightforward; frank 24 Celebrated Inglorious Adj. Widely known and praised; renowned. 25 Cheap Expensive Adj. Low in price, especially in relation to similar items or services 26 Cheerful Gloomy Adj. Noticeably happy and optimistic 27 Comical Tragic Amusing, especially in a ludicrous or absurd way 28 Commence End Begin; start AF AT 29 Compete Support To strive to gain or win something by defeating others. 30 Compulsor Voluntary, Required by law or a rule; y (2 Optional obligatory 31 Concise Lengthy Giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive 32 Consent Refusal Permission for something to happen or agreement to do something; comply or agree 33 Contamina Clean, Make (something) impure by A S te (2) Purify exposure to or addition of a poisonous or polluting substance 34 Contempla Overlook Look thoughtfully for a long AR & te time at 35 Contempt Admiration The feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration, worthless, or deserving scorn 36 Covering Exposing Something that covers or protects; providing a layer over something. 37 Cowardice Courage Lack of bravery or courage. 38 Cramped Spacious Confined or restricted in space 14 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 39 Dearth Abundance N. A scarcity or lack of something 40 Defeat Victory N./V. Win victory over; overcome or g beat; frustrate; prevent from accomplishing a purpose 41 Deflate Inflate To release air or gas from something, causing it to become flat. 42 Deposed Promoted Removed from office or position, especially a ruler. 43 Desecrate Sanctify Treat (a sacred place or thing) with violent disrespect 44 Desponden Cheerfulne A state of low spirits caused cy ss by loss of hope or courage. 45 Discretion Inattention Freedom to decide on action taken; discernment 46 Dismal Luminous Depressing; dreary 47 Dogmatic Amenable Inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true 48 Dull Riveting Lacking interest or excitement 49 Ecstasy Depression An overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement 50 Enemy Friend A person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something. 51 Enormous Minute Very large in size, quantity, or extent 52 Equivocal Explicit Open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous 53 Explicit Ambiguous Adj. Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt 54 Fastidious Lax Adj. Very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail 55 Feeble Strong Adj. Lacking physical strength, BN especially as a result of age or illness 56 Fertile Barren Adj. Capable of becoming pregnant or of producing many ideas 57 Flammable Non- Adj. Capable of catching fire S Combustib easily. le 15 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 58 Forbidden Allowed Adj. Not allowed or permitted. 59 Friendly Hostile Adj. Kind and pleasant 60 Furtive Truthful Adj. Attempting to avoid notice or attention; sly or stealthy 61 Gaudy Sober Adj. Extravagantly bright or showy, typically so as to be tasteless 62 Generous Mean Adj. Showing a readiness to give 3aR more of something, especially money 63 Ghastly Pleasant Frightful or horrible 64 Glory Shame High renown or honor won by notable achievements. 65 Grumpy Amiable Bad-tempered and irritable 66 Hamper Help Hinder or impede the movement or progress of 67 Hard Charitable Solid, firm, and resistant to pressure; not easily broken, bent, or pierced 68 Haughty Modest Arrogantly superior and disdainful 69 Hostile Friendly Showing or feeling opposition or dislike; unfriendly 70 Humble Proud Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's importance 71 Ignored Recognised Refuse to take notice of or acknowledge; disregard intentionally 72 Important Trivial Of great significance or value (2) 73 Improve Spoil Make better 74 Impulsive Cautious Acting or done without forethought 75 Industriou Lazy Diligent and hardworking s (2) 76 Innocent Guilty Not guilty of a crime or offense 77 Innovate Copy To make changes in TR BT something established, especially by introducing new methods or ideas. 16 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 78 Integral Extra Adj. Necessary to make a whole complete; essential or fundamental 79 Interacts Disconnect \2 Communicates or has an s effect on each other. 80 Jovial Miserable Adj. Cheerful and friendly 81 Joyless Blissful Adj. Feeling or showing no joy or happiness. 82 Juvenile Adult Adj./N Relating to young people; as a noun, a young person 83 Lawful Illicit Adj. Conforming to, permitted by, or recognized by law or rules. 84 Lazy Diligent Adj. Unwilling to work or use energy 85 Lenient Strict Adj. (Of punishment or a person in authority) permissive, merciful, or tolerant 86 Lethargic Active Adj. Affected by lethargy; sluggish and apathetic 87 Logical Illogical Adj. Of or according to the rules of logic or formal argument 88 Massive Tiny Large and heavy or solid faeme 89 Merit Fault The quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward. 90 Morose Jovial Sullen and ill-tempered 91 Noble Common Having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles and ideals 92 Normal Eccentric Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected 93 Occult Intelligible Mystical or magical beliefs; hidden; secret 94 Optimistic Doubtful Hopeful and confident about EIRlGicil the future 95 Outflow Influx The movement of something, such as liquid, out of a place or container. 96 Peace Turmoil Freedom from disturbance; tranquillity 97 Plausible Unlikely (Of an argument or statement) seeming reasonable or probable 98 Powerful Impotent Having great power or rfepereht strength. 17 &t BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 99 Precarious Reliable Adj. Not securely held or in position; dangerously likely to fall or collapse 100 Queer Ordinary Odd; homosexual or arousing homosexual desires 101 Refined Crude With impurities or unwanted elements having been removed by processing 102 Resistance Tolerance Refusal to accept or comply; attempt to prevent something by action or argument 103 Resourcefu Incompete Adj. Having the ability to find 1 nt quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties 104 Reveal Conceal Make (previously unknown or secret information) known to others 105 Reverie Reality A state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream 106 Sacred Profane Adj. Connected with God or a god or dedicated to a religious purpose and so deserving veneration 107 Shame Pride A painful feeling of o/ humiliation or distress caused by consciousness of wrong or foolish behaviour 108 Shrill Mellow Having a high-pitched and piercing sound. 109 Skeptic Believer A person inclined to question Herrardt or doubt all accepted opinions 110 Sluggish Rapid Slow-moving or inactive 111 Squirm Relax To wriggle or twist with discomfort. 112 Stingy Generous Unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous 113 Stoic Fervent A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing his feelings /complaining 114 Strenuous Easy Requiring or using great effort or exertion 115 Superior Inferior Adj. Higher in rank, status, or ) quality. 18 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 116 Support Refute N./V. Bear all or part of the weight amefa of; hold up; as a noun, material assistance 117 Tawdry Elegant Adj. Showy but cheap and of poor quality 118 Terminate Begin Bring to an end 119 Timid Audacious Showing a lack of courage or confidence; easily frightened 120 Transient Permanent Lasting only for a short time; @) impermanent; fleeting; passing through a place 121 Transpare Opacity The quality of being ncy transparent or easy to see through; clarity. 122 Trivial Essential Of little value or importance 123 Uniform Variegated Consistent; unchanging; distinctive clothing worn by members of a group 124 Unsettled Confident Not stable or fixed; in a state of uncertainty 125 Upshot Cause The final result or outcome of a situation. 126 Vain Humble Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's appearance, abilities, or worth; futile 127 Vehement Mild Showing strong feeling; forceful 128 Vivid Vague Producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind 129 Vociferous Mild Vehement or clamorous 130 Vulgar Decorous Lacking sophistication or ERicH good taste; unrefined 131 Worsen Improve Become worse gerR 19 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update SN Correct Spelling Colleague 95 Frustration #R Collectable 96 Fulfil Academician Combat 97 Functions — Accident Commendation 98 Gathering WN Accompanied Committee (3) 99 Genuine Accurate Competition 100 Giant OOS Acknowledgment Concentrate 101 Gracious Acquire Condemnation 102 Gregarious Addressed Conglomerate (2) 103 Haphazard Admit Congratulate 104 Harassed Adulterous Connoisseur 105 Heard 10 Advertisement Conscience 106 Hearted Aggressive Conscientious (2) 107 Heritage —-. 12 Alarmed Conscious 108 Huge 13 Amalgamate Conspicuous 109 Hurd 14 Amendment Contagious 110 Hygiene 15 Apparent (2) Content 111 Illusion (2) 16 Appraisal Courageous 112 Immaculate 17 Appropriate Creator 113 Immediately 18 Aquarium Criticism 114 Immense 19 Aspirant Crowded 115 Immigrate 20 Astounding Currently 116 Imprisonment 21 Autonomous Decease 117 Imprudent 22 Beer Decision 118 Incandescent 23 Begged Decorated 119 Incredibly 24 Believed Definite 120 Indigestion 25 Betray Delegate 121 Indisputably 26 Bier Demolish 122 Inoculate 27 Brazen Denunciation 123 Intermingled 28 Bridges Destroy 124 Intertwined 29 Britain Develop 125 Irreverent 30 Bronze Dictator 126 Journey 31 Business Dilemma 127 Judgment 32 Businessman Directed 128 Kingdoms 33 Buying Disappoint 129 Lascivious 34 Calamity Disintegrate 130 License 35 Calendar Dissociation 131 Literature 36 Carefully Distinguished 132 Magnanimous 37 Category Duty 133 Maintain 38 Chariots Embers 134 Marigold 39 Chew Encroach 135 Marijuana 40 Chief Engineers 136 Marriage 41 Chinese Excellence 137 Mighty 42 Choice Fascination 138 Minister 43 Circumlocution Filled 139 Miserable 44 Civilisation Foresee 140 Misery 45 Clandestine Formed 141 Mission 46 Clothed Found 142 Necessary 22 BlackBook of English Vocabulary : CHSL - 2024 Vocab Update 143 Negligent 168 Psychometric 193 Stomach 144 Neice 169 Quintessential 194 Stretch 145 Obtain 170 Rated 195 Subjected 146 Obviously 171 Ravines 196 Submit 147 Occurrence 172 Rebuke 197 Sware 148 Omission 173 Receive 198 Sympathy 149 Ordination 174 Reconsider 199 Taught 150 Perfectly 175 Reformation 200 Thousand 151 Physiologist 176 Reformed 201 Thrilled 152 Piece 177 Refused 202 Timorous 153 Poignant 178 Rehabilitation 203 Tomorrow 154 Poor 179 Reimbursement 204 Unclean 155 Precious 180 Relevant (2) 205 Underrated 156 Prefers 181 Religious 206 Unintended 157 Premier 182 Scandalous 207 Vacancies 158 Princess 183 Scattered 208 Vindication 159 Privilege (2) 184 Schedule 209 Warrant 160 Producing 185 Sculpture 210 Warranty 161 Professional 186 Seize 211 Wearing 162 Profoundly 187 Sensation 212 Weird 163 Project 188 Shure 213 Whether 164 Pronunciation 189 Single 214 Wired 165 Properly 190 Skewed 215 Wrecked 166 Propper 191 Special 216 Yacht 167 Psychology (2) 192 Stationery ec's chice For SSC,Raiwags, O her competitive exams. 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