Sunday, April 24, 2022
SSC Previous year Vocabulary 1-100 - Important word meanings from ssc
Here I am providing SSC Previous year word meaning. I have collected them from the SSC previous year papers while attempting them, I have highlighted the words those meaning was asked i the exam and idioms also.
1 Distinction :-clear, easily seen, heard or understood, clearly different
- There has been a distinct improvement in your work recently.
- Her books fall into two distinct groups: the novels and the travel stories.
2. Backwoods :- remote uncleared forest land. "backwoods homesteads"
Similar :- the back of, beyond, the middle of nowhere, remote areas, the wilds, the hinterlands, a backwater the backcountry the backland, the outback, the bush, the backblocks the booay, the backveld the platteland, the sticks, the boondocks, the boonies, the tall timbers, hicksville, Woop Woop beyond the black stump, a remote or sparsely inhabited region especially one considered backward.
The drawis and stutters with a backwoods twang
3 Paraphernalia :- large number of different objects that you need for a particular purpose
4. Sordid :- unpleasant, not honest or moral. very dirty and unpleasant
We discovered the truth about his sordid past
5 Skewed :- used about information not exact or not correct because it has been effected by something or facts are not known.
Skewed information is worse than no information at all
directed towards a specific place. group, etc. in a way that may not be accurate or fair
The policies are skewed towards the interests of big industries.
6. Callous :- not caring about the feelings or suffering of other people
7. Round the clock :- day and all night
I have got a team working round the clock
8 Pyres :- large pile of wood on which a dead body is placed and bumed as a part of a funeral ceremony.
9 Furnaces :- large, very hot, enclosed fire that is used for melting metal, burning rubbish etc.
10 Distraught :- very worried and upset.
Distraught parents looking for a runaway teenager.
11 Corpse :- a dead body, especially of a person.
12 Shut off :- 1. stop flowing or operating. "when the flame goes out, the gas shuts off automatically.
2.separate someone or something from something else. the family was shut off from the outside world"
13 Eluding :- 1. manage to avoid being caught.
The escaped prisoner eluded the police for three days.
2.to be difficult or impossible to
I remember his face but his name eludes me. I remember his face but his name eludes me.
14 No wiggle room (idiom) :- the freedom or opportunity to do. something, or to change your mind and do something differently if that is what is needed.
We need to leave ourselves some wiggle room when we're negotiating the deal.
15 Trickle :- 1.(used about a liquid) to flow in a thin
Rain drops trickled down the window.
2. to go somewhere slowly and gradually
16. Oncology :- Oncology is the study of cancer. An oncologist is a doctor who treats cancer and provides medical care for a person diagnosed with cancer.
The field of oncology has three major areas: medical, surgical, and radiation
17 Stratigraphy :- branch of geology concerned with the order and relative position of strata and their relationship to the geological
timescale
the analysis of the order and position of layers of archaeological remains the structure of a particular set of strata "you can find materials at the surface which are samples from the deeper stratigraphy"
18 Beguile :- charm or enchant (someone), often in a deceptive way. महन "he beguiled the voters with his good looks
19 Poppy :- bright red wild flower that has small black seeds
20. Soporific :- Med tending to induce drowsiness of sleep
The motion of the train had somewhat Soporific effect"
21. Unanimous :- used about a group of people) all agreeing about something (वयक के समूह) कस बात पर एकमत their decision
22 With one voice :- (idiom) complete agreement; unanimously they must speak with one voice to get their message across
23 Pale into insignificance :- diminish in importance, especially in comparison with something else.
That catastrophe pales into insignificance when compared with an influenza pandemic
24 For keeps :- Something that is for keeps in permanent and will not change.
linformal Ensure that whatever you gain now will be for keeps.
He advised them to leave town for keeps.
Synonyms: forever, permanent, for all time for always
25 Run out & run down :-used about a building or place) in bad condition a run-down block of flats
very tired and not healthy.
26 Fallout :- dangerous waste that is carried in the air after a nuclear explosion.
2. the effect or result of something.
27 Skimp :- to use or provide less of something. than is necessary.
28 Squander :- to waste time, money, etc.
He squanders his time on TV and computer games
29 Revive :- become or to make somebody something strong or healthy again to come or to bring somebody back to life or consciousness.
Hopes have revived for an early end to the fighting
30 Revile :- criticize in an abusive or angrily insulting manner.
"he was now reviled by the party that he had helped to lead
31 Obligatory :- that you must do
It is obligatory to get insurance before you drive a car. 32 Reckless not thinking about possible bad or dangerous results that could come from your actions
32. reckless driving
33 Render :- 1 cause somebody/something to be in a certain condition
2.to give help, render somebody a service/render a service to somebody
34 Agility :- This sport is a test of both physical and mental agility.
35 Exhaust (spelling) exhaus
The waste gas that comes out of a vehicle, an engine or a machine car exhaust fumes/emissions car exhaust fumes/emissions
To make somebody very tired :- The long journey to work every moming exhausted him.
To use something up completely, to finish something All the supplies of food have been exhausted. All the supplies of food have been exhausted.
36. Exhibit (spelling ) :-object that is shown in a museum, etc. or as a piece of evidence in a court of law
37 Exhale (spelling)
38 Extrac (spelling) :- take something out, especially with difficulty सब के बहरनकलन(कठनाई) I think this tooth will have to be extracted.
39 Scintillating :- oparkling or shining brightly
The scintillating sun
Similar sparkling , brilliantly and excitingly clever or skilful
the audience loved his scintillating wit
40 Irrevocable :- used about a decision, action, etc.) that cannot be changed or reversed
Think carefully before taking this irrevocable step
41 Infallible :- incapable of making mistakes or being wrong "doctors are not infallible
42 Ductile (metal) :- able to be drawn out into a thin wire.
able to be deformed without losing
43 Humiliation (spelling)
44. Bouquet (spelling) :- bunch of flowers that is arranged in an attractive way.
45 Retaliate (spelling) :- react to something unpleasant that somebody does to you by doing something unpleasant in return
jab maine paise "re"-"tally" kive, toh much 500 Rs. ke note kam mile, just retaliated
46 Exoduse :- a situation in which many people leave a place at the same time
47 Ballad :- long song or poem that tells a story, often about love
48 Sonnet : poem that has 14 lines, each usually.
49 Dirge:- song sung, especially in the past, at a funeral or for a dead person a slow, sad song or piece of music that is boring to listen.
50 Exert :- 1. make use of something, for example influence, strength, etc. to affect somebody/something
Parents exert a powerful influence on their children's opinions.
2. to make a big effort समय स अधक परयतन करन You won't make any progress if you don't exert yourself a bit more.
51 Infallible :- incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.
dontnre are not infallibla
52 Frugal:- sparing or economical as regards money or food.
T'm a bit too frugal to splash out on designer clothes.
53 Quiescent:- a state or period of inactivity or dormancy
"strikes were headed by groups of workers who had previously been quiescent.
54 Restrain:- to keep somebody or something under control, to prevent somebody or something from doing something. I had to restrain myself from saying something rude.
55 Succumed:- 1.to stop fighting against something 56 Lapse short time when you cannot remember something or you are not thinking about what you are doing a lapse of memory a lapse of memory
2.a period of time between that happen two things She returned to work after a lapse of ten years She returned to work after a lapse of ten years verb(used about a contract, an agreement, etc) to finish or stop, often by accident
My membership has lapsed because forgot to renew it.
3. to become weaker or stop for a short time
My concentration lapsed during the last part of the exam, My concentration lapsed during the last part of the exam
57 Sinister:- seeming evil or dangerous, making you feel that something bad will happen
There's something sinister about him. He frightens me 58 Tranish used about metal, etc.) to become or to make something less bright and shiny
2. to spoil the good opinion people have of somebody/something.
59 Reignited :- ignite or cause to ignite again.
"oven bumers automatically reignite if blown out
60 Clamour:- to demand something in a loud or angry way
The public are clamouring for an answer to all these questions.
The clamour of angry voices
61 Spearheading
62 Contingent :- group of people from the same country, organization, etc. who are attending an event
the Indian contingent at the conference.
2. a group of armed forces forming part of a larger force
63 Scrutiny:- The police kept all the suspects under close scrutiny 64 Incumbent person who is currently in an official position the present incumbent of the Rashtrapati Bhavan
65 Catastrophic : - The war had a catastrophic effect on the whole country.
66 Dismal:- causing or showing sadness, depressing ददर स्थानका dismal surroundings.
67 Hinterland:- the remote areas of a country away from the coast or the banks of major rivers.
"the hinterland of southern Italy"
68 Havoc:- situation in which there is a lot of damage or confusion
The rall strikes will cause havoc all over the country.
69 Contagious:- (used about a disease) that you can get by touching somebody/something Measles is a highly contagious
Measles is a highly contagious disease.
70 Denial :-statement that something is not true
The minister issued a denial that he was involved in the scandal. The minister issued a denial that he was involved in the scandal
2.refusing to allow somebody to have or do something a denial of personal freedom
71 Rein in limit or control (someone or something) Congress must rein in
spending You had better rein that kid in before she gets hurt.
2 to make (an) animal) stop by using reins The rider reined in his horse.
72 Plight bad or difficult state or situation
73 Mulish resembling or likened to a mule in being stubborn, a mulish expression, Similar obstinate,stubborn
74 Bleak used about a situation) bad: not encouraging or hopeful a bleak future for the next generation a bleak future for the next generation
2. (used about a place) cold, empty and grey
the bleak Arctic landscape
75 Oasis :- a place in the desert where there is water and where plants grow
76 Jalted:- cast off or reject (someone, such as: a lover) capriciously or unfeelingly a jilted lover jilt. noun. Definition of jitt
77 Requisite something that is necessary for something else to happen or exist
78 Foothold place where you can safely put your foot when you are climbing
We need to get a foothold in the soap
market
79 Persecution:- the persecution of minorities
80 Cleric:- priest in the Christian church
Similar clergyman
2 a religious leader in any religion
Muslim clerics 81 Deplored feel or say that something is morally bad
1 deplore such dishonest behaviour
82 Catastrophic :- The war had a catastrophic effect on
the whole country The war had a catastrophic effect on
83 Inescapable that cannot be avoided an inescapable conclusion
84 Tardy :- slow to act, move or happen happening or arriving after the planned, expected or usual time
Justice is often tardy but you must not lose faith in the system. Justice is often tardy but you must not lose faith in the sy
85 Telltale:- revealing, indicating, or betraying something "the telltale bulge of a concealed weapon
86 Decisive:- making something certain or final the decisive battle of the war
2.having the ability to make clear decisions quickly
It's no good hesitating. Be decisive.
87 Apocalypse :- the total destruction of the world
2. the end of the world, as described in the Bible
88 Put the onus (idiom):- something that is one's duty or responsibility "the onus is on you to show that you have suffered loss
89 Fathom:- understand something
I can't fathom what he means. noun a measure of the depth of water 6 feet
90 Floundering:- find it difficult to speak or act (usually in a difficult or embarrassing situation)
The questions they asked her at the interview had her floundering helplessly
91 Throttle :- hold somebody tightly by the throat and stop him/her breathing
Similar strangle
the part in a vehicle that controls the speed by controlling how much fuel goes into the engine
92 Cripple:- damage somebody's body so that he/ she is no longer able to walk or move normaly के अपग बन दन to be crippled with arthritis 2. to seriously damage or harm somebody/something.
The recession has crippled the motor industry
93 Fend for :- look after and provide for oneself,without any help from others, "she left her 14-year-old daughter to fend for herself
94 Procure:- obtain something, especially with difficulty
I managed to procure two tickets for the match
95 Scrambling:- climb quickly up or over something using your hands to help you to move somewhere quickly. He scrambled to his feet [off the ground
96 Inoculation
97 Grim (used about a person):- very serious; not smiling (used about a situation, news, etc.) unpleasant or worrying The news is grim, I'm afraid.
98 On shak's mare (idiom):- On foot
99 Heinous :- person or wrongful act, especially a crime) utterly odious or wicked
a battery of heinous crimes"
100 Baneful:- harmful or destructive the baneful effects of envy and jealousy
Saturday, April 23, 2022
squares and cubes
1 1 1
2 4 8
3 9 27
4 16 64
5 25 125
6 36 216
7 49 343
8 64 512
9 81 729
10 100 1000
11 121 1331
12 144 1728
13 169 2197
14 196 2744
15 225 3375
16 256 4096
17 289 4913
18 324 5832
19 361 6859
20 400 8000
21 441 9261
22 484 10648
23 529 12167
24 576 13824
25 625 15625
26 676 17576
27 729 19683
28 784 21952
29 841 24389
0 900 27000
31 961 29791
32 1024 32768
33 1089 35937
34 1156 39304
35 1225 42875
36 1296 46656
37 1369 50653
38 1444 54872
39 1521 59319
40 1600 64000
41 1681 68921
42 1764 74088
43 1849 79507
44 1936 85184
45 2025 91125
46 2116 97336
47 2209 103823
48 2304 110592
49 2401 117649
50 2500 125000
51 2601 132651
52 2704 140608
53 2809 148877
54 2916 157464
55 3025 166375
56 3136 175616
57 3249 185193
58 3364 195112
59 3481 205379
60 3600 216000
61 3721 226981
62 3844 238328
63 3969 250047
64 4096 262144
65 4225 274625
66 4356 287496
67 4489 300763
68 4624 314432
69 4761 328509
70 4900 343000
71 5041 357911
72 5184 373248
73 5329 389017
74 5476 405224
75 5625 421875
76 5776 438976
77 5929 456533
78 6084 474552
79 6241 493039
80 6400 512000
81 6561 531441
82 6724 551368
83 6889 571787
84 7056 592704
85 7225 614125
86 7396 636056
87 7569 658503
88 7744 681472
89 7921 704969
90 8100 729000
91 8281 753571
92 8464 778688
93 8649 804357
94 8836 830584
95 9025 857375
96 9216 884736
97 9409 912673
98 9604 941192
99 9801 970299
100 10000 1000000
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