Vocabulary of The Day- 16 September

“Vocabulary of the Day” is a daily feature by Adda247 aimed at enhancing candidates’ English proficiency and improving their performance in competitive exams. Each day, a word is selected from a newspaper and shared with its meaning, usage examples, synonyms, antonyms, a practice question, and similar-sounding words with different meanings. This initiative simplifies vocabulary building, expands language skills, and helps candidates in excelling in the English Language section.

Assert

Meaning: to say something clearly and firmly

Hindi Meaning: स्पष्ट रूप से और बलपूर्वक कुछ कहना

Newspaper: THE INDIAN EXPRESS

Use of the Word: Harris criticized Trump’s approach to the Ukraine war, asserting that under his rule, Putin would have already advanced further into Ukraine.

Synonyms: claim (दावा)

Antonyms: deny (नकारना)

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Q. Which of the following is a synonym of assert?

a) affirm

b) proclaim

c) contend

d) all of the above

Similar Sounding Words with Different meaning:

• flour: अनाज के महीन पाउडर, आटा
• flower: फूल

Ans. d): all of the above

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Benefits of Building Vocabulary

Building a strong vocabulary is important for success in competitive exams and becoming a confident communicator. Expanding the vocabulary offers several key benefits, including:

• Clear and Precise Communication: A broad vocabulary allows for more accurate and effective expression, both in writing and speaking.
• Improved Conversational Skills: Knowing synonyms and antonyms helps convey ideas clearly and engage in meaningful discussions.
• Enhanced Language Proficiency: Regularly learning new words strengthens overall English skills, supporting both personal and professional development.
• Confident Expression: A rich vocabulary empowers individuals to express their thoughts and opinions with confidence, leaving a lasting impression.
• Better Exam Performance: A strong vocabulary improves performance in the English section of competitive exams, leading to higher scores.