Vocabulary of The Day- 24 May

One of the excellent daily vocabulary trainers for candidates is the new initiative by Adda247, “Vocabulary of the Day”. Each day, a new word is introduced, and its meaning, and examples are provided to explain the correct usage. Synonyms and antonyms of the word are also given, along with a practice question to make learning more easier. “Vocabulary of the Day” is for candidates looking to enhance their English fluency and succeed in competitive examinations.

Cheer

Meaning: To infuse life, courage or hope, to inspire; to solace or comfort.

Hindi Meaning: प्रोत्साहन, वाहवाही

Newspaper: THE INDIAN EXPRESS

Use of the Word: Juhi Chawla says SRK is ‘feeling much better, will be in the stands to cheer for KKR at final’.

Synonyms: applaud (सराहना)

Antonyms: boo (विरोध)

Q. Which of the following is not a synonym of the word cheer?

a) shout

b) encourage

c) applaud

d) protest

Similar Sounding Words with Different meaning:

• fined: To pay a fine as punishment (जुर्माना करना)
• find: search (खोजना)

Ans. d): protest is opposite to the meaning of cheer.

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Benefits of Building Vocabulary

Expanding one’s vocabulary isn’t just about exam scores, it’s about becoming a confident and effective communicator. Here we have listed down the benefits of building vocabulary.

• A wider range of words helps candidates express themselves clearly and with flair, both in writing and speaking.
• Mastering synonyms and antonyms unlocks smoother conversation and a deeper understanding of what others are saying.
• Consistent exposure to new vocabulary strengthens the overall grasp of the English language.
• With a rich vocabulary, aspirants can confidently articulate their ideas and opinions, leaving a lasting impression.
• A strong vocabulary naturally boosts performance in the English language section.