Synonyms & Antonyms (I to L)-Vocab Builder for all Bank Exams 2021

In Bank Exams, questions based on Vocabulary often turn out to be a goblin for many candidates as they neglect it while preparing for the Exam and concentrate on other topics. A good vocabulary helps in countering the verbal reasoning. of the Bank PO exams like IBPS PO, IBPS RRB PO and SBI PO Etc.

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 instill in your mind the required vocabulary to deal with vocabulary-related-questions in all the major Bank exams.

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 lists 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 cant afford to leave, if you want to solve related questions and grab full marks in it!

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Important Synonyms (I-L)

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

S. No.	Word	Synonyms
1.	Illiterate	Unlearned, Ignorant, Uneducated
2.	Impotent	Disabled, Inadequate, Incapable, Powerless
3.	Impertinent	Disrespectful, Effrontery, Gall, Impudent, Presumptuous
4.	Impulsive	Capricious
5.	Incisive	Able to draw fine distinctions, Trenchant
6.	Ingenuous	Innocent, Naïve
7.	Ingratiate	Gain favour deliberately, inveigle (obtain by), Obsequious
8.	Insidious	Subtly destructive, Pernicious
9.	Immaterial	Unimportant, Insignificant, Useless, Irrelevant
10.	Imminent	Approaching, Inevitable, Impending
11.	Irresolute	Undecided, Unsettled, Wavering, Vacillating
12.	Indignant	Angry, Furious, Irate, Exasperated, Outraged
13.	Inanimate	Dead, Dormant, Lifeless, Stagnant, Extinct
14.	Ingenuous	Artless, Sincere, Naïve, Innocent
15.	Insidious	Subtle, Deceitful, Dangerous, Sly
16.	Intimate	Affectionate, Loving, Cozy
17.	inexorable	Merciless, Relentless, Inescapable
18.	impertinent	Arrogant, Impudent, Insolvent, Brash
19.	Jolly	Jovial, Merry, Cheerful, Playful
20.	Jubilant	Elated, Triumphant
21.	Joy	Delight, Pleasure, Ecstasy, Elation
22.	Knave	Fraud, Cheat, Scoundrel, Rogue
23.	Lament	Grieve, Sorrow, Mourn
24.	Liberal	Generous, Kind, Tolerant, Permissive
25.	Lenient	Compassionate, Forbearing, Forgiving, Mild
26.	Lethargy	Laziness, Idleness, Stupor, Sluggishness
27.	Likeness	Affinity, Resemblance, Similarity
28.	Lively	Active, Agile, Brisk, Enthusiastic
29.	Loyal	Devoted, Faithful, Honest, Trustworthy
30.	Loll	Drape oneself, Lounge, Sprawl
31.	Lurid	Exaggerated, Melodramatic, Overdramatized

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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.	Impenitent	Repentant
2.	Impulsive	Cautious
3.	Indifferent	Eager, Interested, Partial
4.	Indigent	Rich
5.	Infernal	Heavenly
6.	Inhale	Exhale
7.	Innocent	Guilty
8.	Insipid	Tasty
9.	Insult	Esteem, Honour, Respect
10.	Interesting	Dull, Uninteresting
11.	Jest	Seriously
12.	Keep	Discard
13.	Knowledge	Ignorance
14.	Labour	Rest, Repose
15.	Languid	Energetic
16.	Law	Anarchy
17.	Leader	Follower
18.	Lenient	Strict
19.	Lethargic	Energetic
20.	Liberty	Slavery
21.	Limit	Stretch
22.	Lovely	Hideous
23.	Loud	Soft

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Conclusion

Mastering the vocabulary part not only increases your chances of performing well in the language section but also increases your overall Exam score. Therefore, you need to memorize the above-mentioned Antonyms and Synonyms to answer vocabulary-related questions. Try to learn at least 10 synonyms and 10 antonyms every day. Don’t forget that a good vocabulary will not only increase your word power, but also enhance your comprehension ability. Make sure you write down these words again and again to commit them to your memory forever. You can also use these words while writing Essays or Summaries. Also, if you are preparing for NABARD Grade A Exam, you can give NABARD Grade A Mock Tests to check your progress through the English section of the syllabus.

Stay tuned for more words in the next article!