Synonyms & Antonyms (M to P)-Word Power for all Bank Exams 2021
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As we discussed earlier in the previous article on Vocabulary building, a good vocabulary can help you in countering the verbal reasoning of the Bank PO exams like IBPS PO, IBPS RRB PO and SBI PO Etc.

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Vocabulary is indeed an indispensable part of the English Section of all bank Exams. A good vocabulary helps you to not only understand the questions quickly but also in solving questions on Reading Comprehension and answering vocabulary-related questions. Synonyms and Antonyms is an essential part of the vocabulary. It provides you with similar words with varied meanings. Questions on Synonyms and Antonyms require strong Word Power and knowledge of proper or appropriate usage of words. That is the reason why PracticeMock.com is continuing this series of vocabulary-based articles focusing Synonyms and Antonyms alphabetically. It will inject in your mind the required vocabulary to tackle the vocabulary-related-questions of all the major Bank exams.

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In this article, we will continue our search for important Synonyms and Antonyms that make their way into the Bank Exams as Vocabulary based questions. Also, the words list given below are useful for the candidates pursuing different competitive Bank exams, including but not limited to Bank PO/Clerk, NABARD, SBI Exams.

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Let’s take a look at some of the most important Synonyms and Antonyms that you can’t afford to leave, if you want to solve related questions and grab full marks in it!

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Important Synonyms (M to P)

Given below is a table with most important Synonyms you must know:

S. No.         Word   Synonyms
 1.MeagreInadequate, Small, tiny, Scanty
 2.MeanLow, Petty, Abject, Selfish
 3.MiserySorrow, distress, Affliction, Grief
4. MorbidGruesome, Grim, Ghastly, Horrid
5. MournfulSad, Sorrow, Dejected, Gloomy
 6.MightyPowerful, Massive, Strong, Almighty
 7.MaliceBitterness, Spite, Ill-will, Rancour, Malevolence
 8.MelancholyGloom, Sadness, Sorrow, Dejected
 9.MagnificentSplendid, Grand, Good, Glorious
 10.NotoriousInfamous, Dishonourable, Flagrant, Blatant
 11.NotableMemorable, Remarkable, Renowned, Eminent
 12.ObsceneFilthy, Indecent, Awful, Bawdy, Vulgar, Gross, Crude
 13.ObsoleteAntiquated, Old-fashioned, Extinct, Outworn
 14.ObtrudeImpose, Infringe, Interfere
 15.ObliterateDestroy, Efface, Demolish, Erase
 16.OpportuneTimely, Convenient, Appropriate, apt
 17.PensiveThoughtful, Contemplative, Reflective
 18.PatheticMoving, Touching, Distressing, Lamentable
 19.PiousReligious, Holy, Devout, God-fearing
 20.PerennialPerpetual, Permanent, Long-lasting, Constant
 21.PortrayDelineate, Depict, Draw, Sketch
 22.PossessHave, Own, Acquire, Occupy, Seize
 23.PrateChatter, babble, Tattle
 24.ProdigalExtravagant, Wasteful, Spendthrift, Squanderer
 25.PrecociousBright, Cocky, Intelligent, Mature
 26.PhilanthropistAltruist, Charitable, Benevolent, Kind
 27.PatronizeDeign, Condescend, Snub
 28.PenaliseCastigate, Chastise, Punish
 29.PicturesqueCharming, Pictorial, Scenic, Sylvan
 30.PrerogativePrivilege, Advantage, Exemption, Right
 31.ProhibitForbit, Interdict, Prevent, Ban
 32.PillagePlunder, Loot, Destroy, Rob, Steal
 33.PoignantMoving, Heart-rending, Touching
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Important (opposites) Antonym (I-L)

Given below is a table with most important Antonyms you must know:

S. No.                      Word  Antonym
1.MakeMar
2.MaliceGoodwill
3.MaleFemale
4.MajorityMinority
5.MandatoryOptional
6.MarkErase
7.MasculineFeminine
8.MeekArrogant
9.MightyWeal
10.MildStern
 11.MiserlyGenerous
 12.MixSeparate
 13.MorbidHealthy
 14.MotionRest
 15.NativeAlien
 16.NeatFilthy
 17.NimbleLazy
 18.NobleIgnoble, Base
 19.NoiseQuiet
 20.NormalAbnormal
 21.ObeyDefy, Disobey
 22.ObligingDisobliging, Mean
 23.ObscureProminent
 24.ObserveMiss, Disregard, Overlook
 25.ObstinatePliable, Flexible
 26.ObstructAssist
 27.ObtainForfeit
 28.OminousAuspicious
 29.OptimistPessimist
 30.OrdinaryRare, Unique, Extraordinary
 31.PacifyIrritate
 32.PainfulSoothing
 33.ParticularGeneral
 34.PassionateDispassionate
 35.PermanentTemporary
 36.PermissionRefusal
37. PersuadeDissuade
 38.PerturbedCalm
 39.PrologueEpilogue
 40.ProlongShorten
 41.PropagateSuppress, Scuttle
 42.ProsePoetry
 43.PositiveNegative
 44.ProfitLoss
 45.ProgressDecline
 46.ProhibitPermit
 47.PromptSlow
 48.PrudenceCarelessness
 49.PublicPrivate
 50.PunishReward, Forgive
 51.PursueAvoid
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Conclusion

Word-power not only increases your chances of performing well in the English language section of the Exam, but also increases your overall Exam score. So, you need to memorize the above-mentioned Antonyms and Synonyms to answer vocabulary-related questions easily and quickly. You need to learn at least 10 synonyms and 10 antonyms every day. It will also improve your Reading comprehension ability. Practice these words by writing them down to a notebook with examples to memorize them forever. Use these words while writing Essays or Summaries. Also, if you are preparing for RRB PO (Scale 1) Exam, you can give IBPS RRB PO Mock Tests to check your progress through the English section of the syllabus.

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