Bihar Civil Court clerk Mains exam preparation

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We will start your preparation with one word substitution,it will help you to score more in civil court clerk mains paper examination especially in segment of English 📜.so till now we have been discussing about how to prepare bihar civil court clerk mains examination now let us start with our preparation with repeated or you can say high rated one word substitution for your exam just you need to go once or couple of times for boosting your preparation. 


        ONE WORD  SUBSTITUTION 


1. ABC - Simple knowledge (साधारण ज्ञान) 

Ram is ABC at math.
His knowledge is in ABC Form currently.

2. Calligraphy - Art related to ornate and good handwriting.
अच्छे से लिखने की कला 
Calligraphy is an art.

3. Ornithology - Study of birds
स्टडी पक्षी का 
Ornithology is a subject to study.

4.Astronomy- Study of celestial bodies.

5.Numismatics - Study of collection of coins ,tokens and paper money.

6. Geology- Study of rocks and earth.

7.Psephology- study of election trend.

8. Graphology- Study of handwriting.

9. Anthropology - Study of human development.

10. Biology - Study of living things.

11.Theology - Study of religion.

12.Entomology- Study of science of insects.

13. Autocrat- One with unlimited power.

14.Funambulist- One who walks on ropes.

15. Obstetrician - The doctor who attends child delivery.

16. Omnipotent - One  who is all powerful.

17. Omniscient - one who is all knowing.

18. Omnipresent - one who is present all over.

19. Somniloquist- One who talks while sleeping.

20. Somnambulist- One who walks on sleep.

21.  Noctambulist- one who walks at night.

 22. Abhorrence: Hatred

 23. Abridge: Shorten

 24. Accolade: Praise


 25. Acme: Highest point


 26. Adept: Skilled


 27.  Adversary: Opponent


 28. Affluent: Wealthy


 29. Agnostic: One who doubts the existence of God
 30. Altruism: Selfless concern for others


 31. Ambiguous: Unclear, confusing

 32.Amnesty: Pardon

 33. Anarchy: Lawlessness


 34.Anomaly: Irregularity

 35.Antagonist: Opponent

 36.Antipathy: Dislike


 37. Apathy: Lack of interest

 38.Appease: Pacify


 39. Arbitrary: Based on random choice or personal whim

 40. Archaic: Ancient, outdated


 41.Ardent: Passionate


 42. Aristocrat: Nobleman


 43.Ascetic: One who practices self-denial


 44.Assiduous: Diligent, hardworking


 45. Assuage: To ease or lessen


 46. Audacious: Bold, daring


 47.Austere: Severe, strict


 48. Avarice: Greed


 49. Banal: Commonplace, trite


 50.Benevolent: Kind, generous


 51. Bizarre: Strange, odd


 52.Boisterous: Noisy and energetic


 53. Candid: Honest, frank


 54. Cantankerous: Bad-tempered, argumentative


 55. Capricious: Unpredictable, changeable


 56. Catastrophe: Disaster


 57.Censure: Blame, criticize


 58. Circumvent: Avoid


 59. Cognizant: Aware


 60. Colossal: Huge


 61.Commemorate: Celebrate


 62.Compassion: Sympathy


 63.Complacent: Self-satisfied


 64.Concise: Brief and to the point


 65.Condemn: Censure, criticize


 66. Connoisseur: Expert


 67. Contemptuous: Scornful


 68. Contentious: Causing disagreement


 69.Conventional: Traditional


 70.Craven: Cowardly


 71.Cursory: Hasty and superficial


 72.Cynic: Someone who believes people are motivated by self-interest


 73. Debacle: A sudden and ignominious failure


 74.Decadence: Moral or cultural decline


 75.Deceit: Trickery, dishonesty


 76.Decipher: Decode


 77.Defamation: Act of damaging someone's reputation

 78.Deficit: Shortage

 79.Deliberate: Intentional

 80.Demise: Death


 81. Democracy: Government by the people


 82. Demolish: Destroy


 83.Deplete: Use up


 84. Deplore: Strongly disapprove


 85.Desolate: Lonely and deserted


 86. Despondent: Dejected, hopeless


 87. Despotic: Tyrannical


 88. Deter: Prevent


 89. Devious: Sneaky, cunning


 90. Diligent: Hardworking


 91. Diplomacy: Skill in managing

 international relations

 92. Disparage: Belittle


 93. Dissension: Disagreement


 94. Dissipate: Disappear gradually


 95. Dogmatic: Asserting opinions in a rigid manner


 96. Dormant: Inactive


 97.Eclectic: Selecting from various sources


 98.Eloquent: Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing


 99. Elusive: Difficult to find or catch


 100. Embargo: Official ban


 101. Empathy: Ability to understand and share the feelings of others


 102. Enigmatic: Mysterious, puzzling


 103. Ephemeral: Short-lived


 104. Equivocal: Ambiguous


 105. Erratic: Inconsistent


 106. Erudite: Learned, scholarly


 107. Eulogy: Speech in praise of someone who has died


 108. Euphoria: Intense excitement and happiness


 109. Exacerbate: Make worse


 110. Exemplary: Serving as a model


 111. Exorbitant: Excessive


 112. Expedite: Hasten, accelerate


 113. Exploit: Take advantage of

 114. Extricate: Free from a difficult situation

 115. Fallacy: False belief


 116.  Famine: Extreme scarcity of food


 117. Fanatic: Person filled with excessive enthusiasm


 118. Fiasco: Complete failure


 119.Fickle: Changing frequently


 120. Flimsy: Weak, insubstantial


 121.Foment: Stir up


 122. Fortitude: Courage in pain or adversity


 123.Fraudulent: Deceitful


 124.Frugal: Economical


 125.Futile: Pointless


 126.Gregarious: Sociable


 127.Guile: Cunning, deceit


 128.Gullible: Easily deceived


 129. Harbinger: Sign or warning


 130. Haunt: Visit or inhabit (especially a ghost)


 131. Heresy: Opinion contrary to accepted religious beliefs


 132. Hostile: Unfriendly, antagonistic


 133. Humility: Modesty


 134. Hypocrisy: Pretending to be better than you really are


 135. Idiosyncrasy: Peculiarity of temperament


 136. Ignorant: Lacking knowledge or awareness


 137. Immutable: Unchangeable


 138. Impartial: Fair and unbiased


 139. Impertinent: Rude and disrespectful


 140. Impetuous: Acting or done quickly and without thought


 141. Implausible: Unlikely to be true


 142.Implicit: Suggested though not directly expressed


 143. Impromptu: Without preparation


 144. Impudent: Rude and disrespectful


 145. Impulsive: Acting or done without forethought


 146.  Incessant: Continuing without interruption


 147.Incognito: With one's identity concealed


 148.Indefatigable: Tireless


 149. Indignant: Feeling or showing anger or annoyance


 150.Indolent: Lazy


 151.Indubitable: Impossible to doubt


 152.Inept: Incompetent


 153. Infer: Deduce


 154. Inflammable: Easily set on fire


 155. Inherent: Existing in something as a permanent and inseparable element


 156. Innocuous: Harmless


 157.Insolent: Rude and disrespectful


 158. Insomnia: Inability to sleep


 159.Insubordinate: Disobedient


 160. Intact: Complete and undamaged


 161. Intricate: Complex


 162.Intrigue: Secret plot or scheme


 163.Introspection: Examination of one's own thoughts and feelings

 164. Intuitive: Knowing something by instinct


 165.Invincible: Impossible to defeat


 166. Invulnerable: Impossible to harm


 167.  Irascible: Easily angered


 168. Irony: Use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning

 169. Ironic: Using or characterized by irony


 170. Itinerary: Planned route or journey


 171. Jeopardy: Danger


 172. Jubilant: Joyful and triumphant


 173. Judicious: Having or showing good judgment


 174.Jurisdiction: Authority


 175.Laconic: Using very few words


 176. Languid: Lacking energy or enthusiasm


 177.Lassitude: Lack of energy


 178.Lethargy: Lack of energy and enthusiasm


 179.Lucrative: Producing a great deal of profit


 180. Magnanimous: Generous and forgiving


 181.Malice: Ill will or intent to harm


 182. Malingerer: Someone who pretends to be ill in order to avoid work


 183. Martyr: Person who is killed or injured for their religious or political beliefs



 184.Maverick: Independent-minded person who does not conform to accepted standards or ways of thinking


 185.Melancholy: Sadness


 186. Mendacious: Lying


 187. Mercenary: Motivated solely by financial gain


 188. Miser: Person who hoards money


 189. Misogynist: Someone who dislikes, despises, or is prejudiced against women


 190.Mitigate: Make less severe


 191.Monotonous: Tedious and repetitive


 192. Morose: Sullen and ill-tempered


 193. Mundane: Ordinary and commonplace


 194.Munificent: Very generous


 195. Naive: Simple and innocent


 196. Nefarious: Wicked


 197.  Negligence: Failure to take proper care

 198.Nemesis: An opponent or enemy


 199.Nostalgia: Sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past


 200. Notorious: Famous for something bad
 201. Novice: Beginner


 202.Nuance: Subtle difference in shade of meaning, expression, or sound


 203.Obdurate: Stubborn and unyielding


 204. Obese: Very fat


 205. Oblivion: State of being unaware or unconscious


 206.Obscure: Not clear or definite


 207. Obsolete: No longer produced or used; out of date


 208.Obstinate: Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action


 209.Obstruct: Prevent or hinder


 210. Obtuse: Slow to understand or perceive


 211.Omnipotent: All-powerful


 212. Omnipresent: Present everywhere at the same time


 213.Omniscient: Knowing everything


 214. Onerous: Involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is oppressively great


 215. Opprobrium: Public disgrace or vitriol
 216.Orthodox: Conforming to accepted standards


 217.Ostentatious: Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice



 219.Paradox: A statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in





  




                               

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