ENGLISH VOCAB FOR IBPS CLERK - III

 1.    Parsimonious   (किफ़ायती)

Meaning : A parsimonious person is unwilling to spend a lot of money. You know those people who count up every penny when it's time to split a restaurant bill? You can call themparsimonious. Or cheap

2.    Bemused

Meaning: If you're bemused, you're muddled or preoccupied. It happens when you're lost in thought, dazed, or overwhelmed (say, on the first day of high school).

3.    Reprise 

Meaning : Reprise means "repeat an earlier role." If you’re asked to reprise your role as "kid entertainer" at the annual family reunion, that means people want you to do it again this year.

4.    Anodyne (पीड़ानाशक)

Meaning : When your back is killing you from helping your friend move furniture into his new apartment, you need to take an anodyne, a painkiller. Anodyne can also be used as an adjective to describe something that relieves pain, or is at least inoffensive. When you’re stressed out or unhappy

5.    Viscous 

Meaning : Viscous means sticky, gluey and syrupy. So if something is viscous, you usually don't want to stick your fingers in it — that goes for boogers and maple syrup alike.

6.    Exegesis  (व्याख्या , व्याख्या)

Meaning : If your teacher gives an explanation of a difficult text you are reading, she is giving you an exegesis on it. An exegesis is a critical look at a text.

7.    Polemical  (विवाद संबंधी)

Meaning : The adjective polemical describes something related to an argument or controversy. To keep the peace, avoid discussing politics at Thanksgiving, which usually deteriorates into a polemical argument with Uncle Bob. Better stick to football or apple versus pumpkin pie.

8.    Malleable  (लचीला, नरम)

Meaning : A malleable personality is capable of being changed or trained, and a malleable metal is able to be pounded or pressed into various shapes. It's easier to learn when you're young and malleable.( capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out)

9.    Animus  (विरोधपूर्ण भावना)

Meaning : Saying you have animus toward a person is a fancy way of saying that you hate their guts. You could also say that an animus exists between two people. That's when they hate each others' guts.

If you're familiar with the word animosity, meaning bad feelings, you're only a hop, skip, or jump away from understanding animus

10.  Emboss  (उभारदार नक्क़ाशी करना)

Meaning : Emboss means to carve with a design. A silver tray might be embossed with your initials and wedding date. You might give your teacher a plaque with "World's Best Teacher “embossed under their name.