Banking English Vocabulary

S.N.	WORD	MEANING	SYNONYMS	ANTONYMS	EXAMPLE
1	UNDUE	(अत्यधिक) excessive	dizzying, exorbitant	moderate, reasonable	Some dogs are very hyper and require an undue amount of attention from their owners.
2	INDIGENOUS	(देशी)Native	domestic, homegrown	alien, foreign	ISRO successfully test-fired an indigenous missile.
3	INTERMITTENT	(सविराम): irregular	fitful, infrequent	Antonyms: regular, frequent	The holiday lights are intermittent and flicker on and off constantly.
4	INCESSANT	(लगातार): ceaseless	endless, continuous	bounded, ceasing	His hostility to Reva was incessant.
5	INSULAR	(संकुचित विचारवाला): narrow-minded	circumscribed, parochial	broad-minded, unbiased	Only a few people live in their insular neighborhood in the coldest part of Alaska.
6	JINX	(अशुभ): curse	hex, hoodoo	boon, luck	Rohit regarded her as a jinx because she had lost her husband.
7	INERTIA	(जड़ता): laziness	passivity, sluggishness	action, activity	After a large meal, inertia usually keeps me on the couch all day.
8	IMMACULATE	(शुद्ध): unspoiled	exquisite, neat	dull, defiled	The soldier was reprimanded for ruining his immaculate uniform.
9	IMPUTE	(आरोप लगाना): attribute	accredit, assign	exonerate, exculpate	You can not impute the damage onto me.
10	INKLING	(आभास): idea	clue, hunch	knowledge, information	The records give us an inkling of how people saw the world.
11	DISPEL	allay	drive away thought, resolve	recall, take in	The flowers from my husband do not dispel the fact I believe he is cheating on me.
12	LAY DOWN	command	impose, order	implore, request	The major laid down the army.
13	PREMISE	presumption	proposition, supposition	denial, rejection	Your theory is faulty because anyone can dispel the premise with a simple experiment.
14	UNPALATABLE	not tasting good	distasteful, unsavoury	delicious, savoury	What an unpalatable Chowmin! she exclaimed.
15	AFTERMATH	impact	outcome, consequences	source, origin	Although the aftermath was daunting, nothing could compare to the moment that the tornado struck the building.
16	ABSOLUTE	without limit	infinite, unlimited	bounded, limited	Your idea has really an absolute influence.
17	PREPONDERATE	dominate	dictate, overrule	follow, lose	Do not even think of preponderating me.
18	DILUTE	adulterate	make thinner, water down	make thicker, concentrate	To obtain the effect you want, firstly dilute the paint with a little bit of oil.
19	MOOT	doubtful	dubious, questionable	proven, definite	The use of phonetic transcription is a moot question.
20	TRAGIC	appalling	awful, deplorable	pleasant, wonderful	Merriam saw the tragic women of the wards.