“Vocabulary of the Day” is a daily initiative of StudyToper aimed at enhancing the English proficiency of candidates and boosting their performance in competitive exams. Each day, a word is chosen from a newspaper and its meaning, usage examples, synonyms, antonyms, a practice question, and similar-sounding words with different meanings are provided. This initiative simplifies vocabulary learning, strengthens language skills and helps candidates excel in the English language section.
NAB
Meaning: To catch or arrest someone who is doing something wrong.
Hindi meaning: to arrest or detain a guilty person
Newspaper: Indian Express
Use of word:
A team of Rajasthan Police was disguised as students Caught you A teacher from Rajasthan in paper leak case.
Synonyms: Capture
Antonyms: Release
Q. Which of the following is the antonym of the word nab?
A) arrest
b) hold
c) to take into custody
d) salvation
Similar sounding words with different meanings:
- Cheap: Cheap
- buzzing: buzzing
Year. D): The antonym of Nab is Mukti. The other three words are synonyms for Nab.
Benefits of Vocabulary Building
Developing a strong vocabulary is important for success in competitive exams and to enhance communication skills. Expanding one’s vocabulary has many benefits, including:
- clear and accurate communication: A broad vocabulary enables candidates to express their ideas accurately and effectively in both written and oral formats.
- improve communication skills: Knowledge of various synonyms and antonyms increases clarity of thoughts, making conversations more engaging and meaningful.
- increase language proficiency: Constantly expanding vocabulary strengthens overall English skills, which contributes to both personal and professional growth.
- confident expression: A wide vocabulary allows individuals to express their thoughts and opinions with confidence while leaving a strong impression.
- advanced test performance: Strong vocabulary skills boost performance in the English section of competitive exams, leading to better marks.
