Synonyms for Bank and SSC exams

The English part of most banking and SSC examinations is quite significant. In this part, one of the most significant and popular themes from which questions are asked is Synonyms and Antonyms. We’ve put up a list of synonyms that you should know and practise for this English part of bank and government exams. So in this article, we have share with some important synonyms for bank and ssc exams.

Synonyms are words with similar meanings but distinct spellings. In English, as in all other languages, there are synonyms. If an aspirant learns the synonyms for each of the terms, his vocabulary will undoubtedly grow. Our language abilities grow when we expand our vocabulary in the language we’re learning.

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Synonyms are words or phrases that have a meaning that is the same as or extremely similar to another word or phrase. For example, “Happy” is a synonym for “Glad.”

Finding synonyms is a topic that is commonly asked in SSC/Banking examinations, either directly or through Reading Comprehension passages, making it a crucial topic.

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List of Synonyms for Bank and SSC Exams

Abandon: leave, evacuate, quilt, vacate
Abduct: kidnap, run away with, seize, and snatch.
Abet: aid, assist, back, condone, help, promote, sanction, support, sustain, uphold.
Abeyance: adjournment, deferral, discontinuation, inactivity, intermission, postponement, recess.
Abide: accept, bear, brook, endure, dwell, linger, live, lodge, reside, sojourn, and persist.
Ability: adeptness, aptitude, capability, capacity, competence, dexterity, endowment, expertise.
 Accede: accept, admit, agree, comply, concede, concur, consent, endorse, assume, attain.
Access: admission, admittance, approach, avenue, course, entering, outburst, paroxysm.
Acclaim: applaud, approve, celebrate, eulogize, exalt, hail, praise, salute, and clap.
Accompany: attend, chaperon, conduct, convoy, squire, usher, supplement.
Adjourned: defer, delay, discontinue, prorogue.
Admirable: commendable, excellent, exquisite, wonderful, worthy.
Admirer: bean, lever, wooer, devotee, enthusiast, votary.
Adrift: drifting, unanchored, aimless, amiss, and astray.
Adroit: clever, cunning, deft, dexterous, ingenious, nimble, proficient, quick-witted, and able.
Audacious: courageous, daring, dauntless, intrepid, rash.
Austere: exacting, forbidding, grave, grim, harsh, rigorous, severe, solemn, steer, stringent.
Averse: antipathetic, disinclined, hostile, inimical, loath, reluctant, and unwilling.
Avid: ardent, eager, fanatical, ferret, passionate, zealous, avaricious, covetous, and insatiable.
Behaviour: Demeanour
Bereft: Deprived
Bias: Predilection
Brutal: Savage, cruel.
Catastrophe: affliction, adversity, cataclysm, devastation, disaster, fiasco, culmination.
Chaos: anarchy, bedlam, confusion, disorganization, entropy, tumult, lawlessness.
Chastity: celibacy, continence, innocence, modesty, purity.
Clan: band, brotherhood, fraternity, gen.
Calm: Quiet, tranquil.
Carouse: Frolic
Casual: Uncertain
Crescendo: Escalation
Crusade: Campaign
Cupidity: Greed
Damage: Loss, harm, injury.
Decorate: Adron, embellish.
Deformity: Malformation, disfigurement.
Daunt: dismay, alarm, appall, frighten, intimidate, scare, subdue, terrify.
Deed: achievement, act, action, exploit, feat.
Deflate: collapse, contract, empty, exhaust, shrink, chasten.
Deliberate: cogitate, consult, debate, meditate, ponder, and reflect.
Earnest: Serious, solemn.
Embargo: Barrier
Emergency: Exigency
Esoteric: Abstruse
Eternal: Forever
Exceptional: Unusual, rare
Fame: celebrity, eminence, glory, honour, prominence, renowned, repute, stardom.
Famine: scarcity, dearth, destitution, hunger, starvation.
Feeble: weak, delicate, etiolated, exhausted, infirm, languid, puny, shoplift.
Fierce: barbarous, brutal, cruel, dangerous, ferocious, murderous, passionate, and savage.
Fascinate: Charm, enchant.
Ferocious: Fierce, savage.
Fiendish: Cruel
Fishy: doubtful, dubious, funny, improbable, suspect, suspicious, deadpan, dull.
Flawless: faultless, impeccable, perfect, and unblemished.
Foresee: anticipate, divine, envisage, forebode, portend, predict, prophesy, presage.
Fortress: castle, citadel, fastness, redoubt, stronghold.
Genuine: Real
Genre: Category
Gigantic: Colossal, great.
Guilt: Sin, crime.
Guzzle: Imbibe
Gracious: affable, amiable, beneficent, benevolent, charitable, chivalrous, and cordial.
Grimace: face, frown, mouth, scowl, sneer.
Grubby: dainty, filthy, frowzy, manky, shabby.
Haughty: Arrogant, proud.
Hazardous: Dangerous, risky, perilous.
Humility: Modesty, politeness.
Haggle: bargain, barter, beat down, dicker, haggle, dispute, quarrel, and wrangle.
Haphazard: accidental, arbitrary, chance, fluky, random, aimless, careless.
Hatred: abomination, animosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy, enmity.
Illiterate: Unlearned, ignorant.
Imperious: Authoritative, dictatorial.
Idle: dead, empty, gathering, dust, inactive, jobless, and redundant.
Immense: enormous, extensive, giant, gigantic, huge, illimitable, interminable, and jumbo.
Impertinent: Impudent, insolent, shameless.
Incinerate: Ignite
Inept: awkward, bumbling, bungling, clumsy, gauche, inexpert, maladroit, and absurd.
Insolent: abusive, bold, contemptuous, impertinent, impudent, insulting, rude, saucy.
Jaded: Tired
Jolly: Jovial, merry.
Judicious: Discreet, prudent.
Jurisdiction: authority, command
Keepsake: emblem, favors
Knavery: Fraud
Laborious: Assiduous, industrious.
Laconic: Concise
Lament: Grieve, mourn.
Link: component, constituent
Lethargy: Sluggishness
Maestro: Genius
Magnificent: Splendid, grand.
Marvellous: Wonderful
Meagre: Small
Multitude: Mass, Assembly, Gathering
Nauseous: Loathsome
Nice: Pleasant, agreeable.
Notable: Remarkable, memorable.
Notorious: Infamous.
Obliterate: Destroy, efface.
Obsolete: Antiquated.
Ominous: Threatening
Opportune: Timely
Oracular: Cryptic
Pal: Buddy
Pandemonium: Chaos
Pensive: Thoughtful.
Perennial: Permanent, perpetual.
Persuade: Induce, urge.
Profligate: Immoral
Quaint: Queer, odd, singular.
Queer: Strange, odd.
Questionable: Doubtful.
Radiant: Bright, brilliant.
Rational: Logical
Refined: Elegant.
Rejoice: Delight.
Revile: Abuse
Ruck: Mass, Pile, Heap
Sacred: Holy, consecrated, pious.
Scorn: contempt, despite, disdain, disparagement, slight, sneer, curl, condemn.
Shake: fluctuate, bump, joggle, jounce, quake, shiver, shudder, totter, tremble.
Satiate: Satisfy.
Scanty: Slender, meagre.
Splayed: Spread
Synopsis: Summary
Talkative: Garrulous
Temerity: Boldness
Temperate: Moderate.
Thankful: Grateful, obliged.
Ugly: Repulsive
Urbane: Polite, courteous, suave.
Urge: Press, incite.
Vacillate: Waver
Venerable: Respectable
Verbatim: Exactly
Vigilance: Watchfulness
Wealthy: Rich
Wickedness: Evil.
Wild: Savage.
Yield: Surrender.
Yielding: Submissive.
Zeal: Passion.
Zenith: Top, summit.