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“Vocabulary of the Day” is a daily program by Adda247 designed to improve candidates’ English proficiency and enhance their performance in competitive exams. Every day, a word is selected from a newspaper, accompanied by its meaning, usage examples, synonyms, antonyms, a practice question, and similar-sounding words with different meanings. This initiative makes learning vocabulary easier, strengthens language skills, and supports candidates in excelling in the English Language section.
Recuperate
Meaning: To get well again after an illness or injury.
Hindi Meaning: बीमारी या चोट के बाद पनुः स्वस्थ होना
Newspaper: The Indian Express
Use of the Word:
Shami last played for India during the ODI World Cup final last year and has been recuperating from an ankle surgery after that.
Synonyms: Recover (स्वस्थ होना)
Antonyms: Deteriorate (बिगड़ना)
Q. Which of the following is a synonym of the word Recuperate?
a) Retrieve
b) Regain
c) Recoup
d) All of the above
Similar Sounding Words with Different Meaning:
- Marshal: किसी बड़े सार्वजनिक कार्यक्रम को संगठित या नियंत्रित करने में सहायक व्यक्ति
- Martial: सैनिक
Ans. d): All of the above
Benefits of Building Vocabulary
Building a strong vocabulary is essential for success in competitive exams and improving communication skills. Expanding one’s vocabulary provides several benefits, including:
- Clear and Accurate Communication: A rich vocabulary allows candidates to express their thoughts precisely and effectively in both written and spoken forms.
- Enhanced Conversational Skills: Familiarity with a variety of synonyms and antonyms improves clarity, making conversations more engaging and meaningful.
- Improved Language Proficiency: Continuously expanding vocabulary strengthens overall English skills, helping both personal and professional growth.
- Confident Expression: A diverse vocabulary empowers individuals to express their ideas and opinions confidently, leaving a lasting impact.
- Better Exam Performance: Strong vocabulary skills improve performance in the English section of competitive exams, leading to higher scores.