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Adda247’s “Vocabulary of the Day” feature is designed to enhance candidates’ English proficiency and boost their performance in competitive exams. Each day, a new word from a newspaper is chosen, and presented with its meaning, usage examples, synonyms, antonyms, practice question, and similar-sounding words with different meanings. This method simplifies vocabulary development, reinforces language skills, and supports candidates in excelling in the English section of exams.
Staunch
Meaning: Believing in somebody/something very strongly.
Hindi Meaning: किसी व्यक्ति या वस्तु को ज़ोर-शोर से मानने या उसका समर्थन करने वाला
Newspaper: The Indian Express
Use of the Word:
Noted physicist Rohini Godbole, a staunch advocate for women in science, dies at 71.
Synonyms: Loyal (निष्ठावान)
Antonyms: Inconsistent (अविश्वसनीय)
Q. Which of the following is an antonym of the word Staunch?
a) Devout
b) Committed
c) Unreliable
d) None of the above
Similar Sounding Words with Different Meaning:
- Muscle: मांसपेशी
- Mussel: छोटी समुद्री मछली
Ans. (c): Unreliable is an antonym of the word Staunch.
Benefits of Building Vocabulary
Building a strong vocabulary is essential for success in competitive exams and improving communication skills. Expanding vocabulary brings multiple benefits, such as:
- Clear and Precise Communication: A diverse vocabulary empowers candidates to express their thoughts accurately and effectively, both in writing and speaking.
- Enhanced Conversational Skills: A wide knowledge of synonyms and antonyms improves clarity, making conversations more engaging and impactful.
- Improved Language Proficiency: Regular vocabulary development strengthens overall English skills, fostering both personal and professional growth.
- Confident Expression: A strong vocabulary allows individuals to share ideas and opinions confidently, leaving a lasting impression.
- Better Exam Performance: Vocabulary skills help succeed in the English section of competitive exams, contributing to higher scores.
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