DAILY VOCABULARY FOR 4TH JULY 2022

(VOCABULARY)

1.Fulcrum (verb)- 

  • Meaning: The pivot about which a lever turns. A structure that complements or supplements  something else.
  • Synonyms: pivot, hinge, swivel, support, foundation
  • Antonyms: subsidiary, exterior, outsider, ectal,  Extraneous
  • Usage: Chabahar would form the fulcrum of India’s outreach to Russia and Central Asia, enhancing connectivity, energy supplies and trade.

2. Grim (verb)-

  • Meaning: Very serious or gloon1y in expression or Showing demeanor; the To a total, characteristics utter or considered complete degree; Showing the characteristics considered typical of a man;
  • Synonyms: fierce, stern, ferocious, unmitigated, s categorical, manful, brave, bold
  • Antonyms: gentle, pleasant, benign, clean, decorous, animated
  • Usage: the willow game’s resumption, much like
    a the revival of foot ball, in these tennis grim and times Formula wilting One under races, the offered global  march of the coronavirus.

3. Sordid (verb)-

  • Meaning: involving immoral behavior; Causing unhappiness or discomfort; dirty or squalid in nature
  • Synonyms: miserable, wretched, pathetic, dirty, filthy, grimy, bad, cheap
  • Antonyms: high-minded, noble, upright
  • Usage: West Indian pace legend Michael Holding wrung hearts with a speech on Sky Sports that held  a mirror to racism’s sordid history.

(ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION)

4. A man knows a lot about things like food, music and art – Connoisseur

5. A wooden object used for connecting animals that are pulling a vehicle – Yoke

(MISSPELT WORDS)

6. (A) Extrinsik (B) Extrincick (C) Ecstrinsic  (D) Extrinsic

7. (A) Appierance  (B) Appearence (C) Appearanse (D) Appearance

(IDIOMS AND PHRASES)

8. Every man jack:

  • Meaning: – If eve1y man jack was involved in something, it is an emphatic way of saying that absolutely everybody was involved.
  • Example: – I don’t know how many people live in this city, but every man jack of them was riding the subway with me this morning!

9. Feather in your cap:

  • Meaning: – A success or achievement that may help you in the future is a feather in your cap.
  • Example: – He will have one more feather in his cap after he has finished this incredibly difficult assignment.


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