IELTS Vocabulary

500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams

500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams | PDF
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There are many other important exams all over the world. Like: competitive exams, entrance exams, assessment exams, board exams, and spoken English or language exams. Here, we’ll try our best to provide the very important synonyms of words that we used in our competitive exams in English.

In this lesson, you’re going to learn 500+ synonyms of English words for important competitive exams. 

What are competitive exams?

Competitive exams are types of exams where applicants are tested and evaluated based on their performance in a written examination that consists of multiple compulsory and optional subjects.

Competitive exams are very common in Pakistan as well as in India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, where students prepare to win a government job through competitive written tests and panel interviews.

Huge List of Important Synonyms

So, here’s a list of 500+ very important synonyms of words in English:

  • Large – Big, massive, huge
  • Intolerant – Bigoted, prejudiced
  • Denounce – Blame, censure, indict
  • Combine – Bled, unite, join
  • Stain – Blemish, tarnish
  • Candid – Blunt, bluff
  • Dull – Blunt, dreary
  • Rowdy – Boisterous, rambunctious
  • Daring – Bold, audacious
  • Confident – Bold, undaunted
  • Audacity – Boldness, courage
  • Uncouth – Boorish, clownish
  • Valor – Bravery, prowess
  • Courage – Bravery, valor
  • Brittle – Breakable, crisp
  • Intelligent – Bright, sensible, rational
  • Compact – Bunched, thick
  • Nullify – Cancel, annual
  • Frank – Candid, straightforward, blunt
  • Calculating – Canny, devious
  • Able – Capable, qualified
  • Competent – Capable, qualified
  • Negligent – Careless, derelict…
  • Destructive – Catastrophic, pernicious
  • Vigilant – Cautious, alert
  • Reluctant – Cautious, averse
  • Wary – Cautious, circumspect
  • Deliberate – Cautious, intentional
  • Conservative – Cautious, restrained
  • Careful – Cautious, watchful
  • Quit – Cease, stop, withdraw
  • Condemn – Censure, denounce
  • Remonstrate – Censure, protest
  • Consolidate – Centralize, fortify
  • Umbrage – Chagrin, offense
  • Captivate – Charm, fascinate
  • Sacred – Cherish, divine
  • Precious – Cherished, valuable, prized
  • Immature – Childish, inexperienced
  • Gallant – Chivalrous, stately
  • Fat – Chubby, plump, stout
  • Thick – Chunky, massive
  • Boisterous – Clamorous, rowdy
  • Neat – Clean, orderly, tidy
  • Ingenious – Clever, creative, original
  • Ascend – Climb, escalate
  • Camouflage – Cloak, disguise
  • Comic – Clown, ester
  • Awkward – Clumsy, uncoordinated
  • Gather – Collect, accumulate
  • Militant – Combative, aggressive..
  • Blend – Combine, mix
  • Cozy – Comfortable, snug, homey

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  • Future – Coming, tomorrow
  • Turmoil – Commotion, disturbance..
  • Bustle – Commotion, tumult
  • Lenient – Compassionate, merciful
  • Capable – Competent, able
  • Qualified – Competent, suited…
  • Cheap – Competitive, inexpensive
  • Obliging – Complaisant, willing
  • Utterly – Completely, entirely
  • Tame – Compliant, subdued
  • Passive – Compliant, submissive….
  • Confuse – Complicate, muddle, jumble
  • Knotty – Complicated difficult
  • Complex – Complicated, intricate
  • Adhere – Comply, observe
  • Conform – Comply, submit
  • Condense – Compress, concentrate
  • Imperative – Compulsory, crucial…
  • Friend – Comrade, buddy
  • Cover – Conceal, hide
  • Notion – Conceit, apprehension
  • Vanity – Conceit, pretension
  • Possible – Conceivable, feasible…
  • Care – Concern, protection
  • Succinct – Concise, terse
  • Tangible – Concrete, definite
  • Vouch – Confirm, consent
  • Harmony – Conformity, amicability
  • Face – Confront, meet
  • Yoke – Connect, harness
  • Join – Connect, unite, link
  • Urgent – Crucial, important…
  • Oracular – Cryptic, vague
  • Shrewd – Cunning, craftily
  • Guile – Cunning, deceit
  • Diminish – Curtail, lessen, decrease
  • Conventional – Customary, traditional
  • Prevalent – Customary, widespread
  • Infernal – Damned, accursed
  • Precarious – Dangerous, uncertain…
  • Gloomy – Dark, dismal, depressing
  • Dawn – Daybreak, sunrise
  • Fatal – Deadly, mortal, killing
  • Knell – Death knell, last blow
  • Dispute – Debate, oppose
  • Subterfuge – Deceit, stratagem
  • Deceit – Deception, artifice
  • Hypocrisy – Deception, pharisaic
  • Wane – Decline, dwindle

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  • Ornamental – Decorative, adorned
  • Calumny – Defamation, aspersion
  • Slander – Defame, malign
  • Flaw – Defect, fault, blemish
  • Justify – Defend, exculpate
  • Fluctuate – Deflect, vacillate
  • Tender – Delicate, gentle…
  • Zest – Delight, enthusiasm
  • Ecstasy – Delight, exultation
  • Charming – Delightful, appealing…
  • Exquisite – Delightful, charming…
  • Lunacy – Delusion, insanity
  • Fallacy – Delusion, mistake
  • Subvert – Demolish, sabotage
  • Contradict – Deny, oppose
  • Despair – Depression, misery
  • Offspring – Descendant, sibling
  • Forsake – Desert, renounce
  • Barren – Desolate, sterile
  • Abject – Despicable, servile
  • Deprive – Despoil, divest
  • Indigent – Destitute, impoverished
  • Poor – Destitute, needy…
  • Raze – Destroy, demolish

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  • Eradicate – Destroy, exterminate
  • Efface – Destroy, obliterate
  • Restrain – Detain, confine
  • Disdain – Detest, despise
  • Ravage – Devastate, ruin, damage
  • Transparent – Diaphanous
  • Disagree – Differ, dispute
  • Diverse – Different, distinct
  • Timid – Diffident, coward
  • Glory – Dignity, renown
  • Impair – Diminish, deteriorate
  • Eclipse – Diminution, dimming
  • Dwarf – Diminutive, petite
  • Squalid – Dirty, filthy
  • Abash – Disconcert, rattle
  • Grisly – Disgusting, atrocious
  • Treacherous – Dishonest, duplicitous
  • Knave – Dishonest, scoundrel
  • Dark – Dismal, black
  • Offend – Displease, affront, disgust
  • Resentment – Displeasure, wrath
  • Inclination – Disposition, affection
  • Contrary – Dissimilar, conflicting
  • Different – Distinct, unlike
  • Prominent – Distinguished, eminent
  • Separate – Divide, segregate, partition
  • Give – Donate, present, offer
  • Precarious – Doubtful, insecure
  • Dubious – Doubtful, questionable
  • Empty – Drain, unload
  • Awful – Dreadful, atrocious
  • Atrocious – Dreadful, contemptible,

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  • Abandon – Desert, forsake
  • Alleviate – Abate, relieve
  • Compress Abbreviate, shrink
  • Offensive – Abhorrent, obnoxious
  • Abolish – Abrogate, annual
  • Hasty – Abrupt, impetuous
  • Genuine Absolute, factual
  • Lavish – Abundant, excessive
  • Approve – Accept, ratify, endorse
  • Obtain – Access, inherit
  • Celebrated – Acclaimed, lionized
  • Achieve – Accomplish, attain
  • Liable – Accountable, bound
  • Authentic Accurate, credible
  • Correct – Accurate, right, proper
  • Invective – Accusation, censure
  • Gain – Acquire, obtain, receive
  • Busy – Active, engaged
  • Reason – Acumen, bounds
  • Cunning – Acute, smart
  • Axiom – Adage, a truism
  • Confess – Admit, acknowledge
  • Honor – Adoration, reverence
  • Bold  Adventurous

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  • Concord – Agreement, accord
  • Accord – Agreement, harmony
  • Help – Aid, assist
  • Identical – Alike, duplicate
  • Mitigate Alleviate, relieve
  • Insinuate – Allude, hint
  • Bewitching – Alluring, charming
  • Generosity – Altruism, bounty
  • Constantly – Always, continually
  • Eternal – Always, perpetual, everlasting
  • Rectify – Amend, remedy
  • Plentiful Ample, enough, abundant
  • Sufficient – Ample, enough, adequate
  • Abundant – Ample, sufficient
  • Recreation – Amusement, pleasure, pastime
  • Comical – Amusing, funny, humorous
  • Furious – Angry, enraged, infuriated
  • Irritate – Annoy, agitate, provoke
  • Rescind Annul, abrogate
  • Hostile – Antagonistic, aggressive, militant
  • Tenement – Apartment, digs
  • Morbid – Appalling, awful, ghastly
  • Evident – Apparent, obvious, clear
  • Mollify – Appease, assuage
  • Pacify – Appease, chasten
  • Seize – Apprehend, grab, snatch
  • Capture – Apprehend, seize, arrest
  • Ratify – Approve, confirm, endorse
  • Obscure – Arcane, vague
  • Dry – Arid, parched
  • Excite – Arouse, provoke, incite
  • Vain – Arrogant, egoistic
  • Proud – Arrogant, elated

50+ Synonyms Of Delicious

  • Haughty – Arrogant, pompous
  • Ambitious – Aspiring, driven
  • Throng – Assembly, crowd
  • Trenchant – Assertive, forceful
  • Aggressive – Assertive, pushy, militant
  • Baffle – Astound, faze
  • Lure – Attract, entice
  • Impute – Attribute, ascribe
  • Amplify – Augment, deepen
  • Bleak – Austere, blank
  • Retaliate – Avenge, revenge, reciprocate
  • Conscious – Aware, cognizant
  • Acumen – Awareness, brilliance
  • Naughty – Bad, disobedient, wrong
  • Evil – Bad, wrong, wicked
  • Noxious – Baneful, injurious
  • Desolate – Barren, forsaken
  • Sterile – Barren, impotent
  • Barrier – Barricade, obstacle
  • Bottom – Base, foundation
  • Shy – Bashful, timid
  • Coarse – Bawdy, boorish
  • Winsome – Beautiful, comely
  • Befogged – Becloud, dim
  • Open – Begin, unfold, originate
  • Amateur – Beginner, novice
  • Tyro – Beginner, riotous
  • Birth – Beginning
  • Plausible – Believable, reasonable, logical
  • Benevolent – Benign, generous

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500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams | PDF

Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams

500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams | PDF

Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams

500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams | PDF

Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams

500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams | PDF

Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams

500+ Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams | PDF

Very Important Synonyms for Competitive Exams

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