360+ Vocabulary Questions Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 PDF: Staff Selection Commission has conducted SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exams 2019 17th to 19th March 2020 and 12th to 26th October 2020. SSC CHSL Exams 2019 was conducted in 36 different shifts.

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360+ Vocabulary Questions Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 PDF

Article Name	360+ Vocabulary Questions Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 PDF
Category	Study Materials
Name Of The Exam	SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exams 2019
Name Of The Organization	Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Exam Mode	Online
SSC CHSL Tier 1 2019 Exam Date 2020	17th to 19th March 2020 and 12th to 26th October 2020
SSC CHSL Tier 1 Answer Key Date 2020	05th November 2020
Topics Covered	One Word Substitution, Idioms & Phrases, Synonyms, Antonyms and Spelling Errors
Total Vocabulary Questions	360
Status	Released
Official Site	ssc.nic.in

360+ SSC CHSL 2019 Vocabulary PDF Covers

The 360+ SSC CHSL 2019 Vocabulary PDF covers following topics. We have also mentioned number of questions topicwise asked in SSC CHSL 2019 Tier 1 Exams:

• One Word Substitutions Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 – 72 Questions
• Idioms & Phrases Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 – 72 Questions
• Synonyms Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 – 72 Questions
• Antonyms Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 – 72 Questions
• Spelling Mistakes/Errors Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 – 72 Questions
• Complete Vocabulary Questions Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 – 360+ Questions

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One Word Substitutions Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 PDF

Here we have shared 72 One Word Substitution Questions Asked In SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exams 2019:

1. Act of giving up the throne – Abdication
2. Repetition of an initial sound in two or more words of a line – Alliteration
3. A person who is neither well experienced nor professional – Amateur
4. Using right and left hand equally well – Ambidextrous
5. One who tells future from the stars – Astrologer
6. One who examines accounts officially – Auditor
7. Something that is genuine – Authentic
8. The life history of a person written by himself – Autobiography
9. Happening every two years – Biennial
10. Something which is considered to be very important – Cardinal
11. Flesh eating animal – Carnivore
12. A deep fissure in the earth’s surface – Chasm
13. Arrangement of events or dates in the order in which they happen – Chronology
14. A small compartment in an aircraft for the pilot – Cockpit
15. Satisfied, with no desire to change or improve – Complacent
16. To make perfect or complete – Complement
17. A group of people who have come together in a religious building for worship and prayer – Congregation
18. A person living in the same age with another – Contemporary
19. Person or thing that is the centre of attention – Cynosure
20. Unable to think clearly because of a mental illness – Deranged
21. To laugh at something in a cruel way – Deride
22. A ruler with total power over a country typically one who has obtained control by force – Dictator
23. A situation requiring a choice between equally undesirable alternatives or confusions – Dilemma
24. A large bedroom for a number of people in a school or institution – Dormitory
25. A person who speaks always in praise of himself – Egotist
26. Steal or misappropriate money – Embezzle
27. Lasting for a very short time – Ephemeral
28. Painless death given to patients to relieve suffering – Euthanasia
29. Soon passing out or of a short duration – Evanescent
30. A situation in which many people leave a place at the same time – Exodus
31. A group of ships sailing together – Fleet
32. A person who studies the structure of the earth – Geologist
33. A part of the city especially the slum area – Ghetto
34. Tending to associate with others of one’s kind – Gregarious
35. Come in the way of – Hamper
36. Making one feel very sad – Heart wrenching
37. Condition of sleep during certain parts of the year – Hibernation
38. Things which are of the same kind and of the same dimensions – Homogenous
39. Something that is extremely unpleasant – Horrendous
40. A song or music in praise of God – Hymn
41. Something that is expressed in a confusing – Incoherent
42. Incapable of making mistakes –Infallible
43. Covered with a material or substance in order to stop heat, sound etc. From entering or escaping – Insulated
44. Combine to form a whole – Integrate
45. A person weak and disabled by illness – Invalid
46. One whom it is impossible to defeat – Invincible
47. A natural skill at doing something – Knack
48. A place where wild animals live – Lair
49. Very careful and precise – Meticulous
50. Movement of people or animals from one area to another – Migration
51. A period of one thousand years – Millennium
52. An unforseen happening which creates some dame – Mishap
53. Government by a king or a queen – Monarchy
54. A garden with fruit trees – Orchard
55. Something like an opening particularly one in the body such as a nostril – Orifice
56. A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases – Panacea
57. A remedy for all diseases – Panacea
58. Someone who freely gives money and help to people who need it – Philanthropist
59. A collection of drawings, documents, etc. That represent a person’s, especially an artist’s, work – Portfolio
60. A person working on a trial period – Probationer
61. One who studies the elections and voting trends – Psephologist
62. That which is no longer useful – Redundant
63. A large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply – Reservoir
64. A person who is blamed for something that someone else has done – Scapegoat
65. Small room where dishes are washed – Scullery
66. A vertical passageway into a mine – Shaft
67. Close fitting cover for a sword or knife – Sheath
68. A type of magic in which spirits, especially evil ones, are used to make things happen – Sorcery
69. Relating to the healing of diseases – Therapeutic
70. Having no moral principles – Unscrupulous
71. An imagined society where everything is perfect and everyone is happy – Utopia
72. A plantation of grapes – Viticulture

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Idioms & Phrases Asked In SSC CHSL Exams 2019 PDF

Here we have shared 72 Idioms & Phrases Questions Asked In SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exams 2019:

1. A dime a dozen – Very common
2. A piece of cake – Something easy
3. Actions speak louder than words – What you do reveals the real you
4. Add insult to injury – Make a bad situation even worse
5. Back in saddle – Resume duty
6. Be behind the times – Be old fashioned
7. Behind the scenes – Unknown to everyone
8. Bite off more than one can chew – To take on more than one can  deal with
9. Call a spade a spade – Say the truth about something, even if it is not pleasant
10. Cash-strapped – Impoverished
11. Chill out – To calm down
12. Come hell or high water – In spite of any obstacles
13. Cool It – To relax
14. Couch Potato – Lazy person
15. Cross that bridge – Solve the problem
16. Cut to the chase – Talking about the important point and leaving out the detail
17. Down-to-earth – Practical and direct
18. Eat humble pie – Admit that you are wrong
19. Every cloud has a silver lining – Something promising is there in any difficult situation
20. Falling head over heels – Falling deeply in love with someone
21. Fit as a fiddle – Healthy and strong
22. Flying off the handle – Suddenly becoming enraged
23. Full of sound and fury – Merely loud and angry words but ineffective
24. Get something off your chest – Express something that has been worrying you, and you want to say
25. Get the hang of – Learn how to use
26. Go off at a tangent – Change the subject immediately
27. Hats off to – Congratulations to
28. In a fog – Confused and dazed
29. In the blink of an eye – Within a very short period of time
30. It was the last straw – The situation had become unbearable
31. Jump on the bandwagon – Get involved in an activity because it is likely to succeed
32. Jumped the gun – Acted hastily
33. Keep a civil tongue – Speak with great politeness
34. Keep up appearances – To pretend to be happier or richer so as to conceal the real situation
35. Keep your shirt on – To remain cool
36. Kept a stiff upper lip – Remained expressionless
37. Let off the hook – Allowed to escape from blame
38. Like talking to a brick wall – Inattentive
39. Look after – Take care of
40. Look before you leap – Think carefully of the consequences
41. Looking for a needle in a haystack – Attempting something impossible
42. Looking for greener pastures – Exploring new opportunities
43. Made out of whole cloth – Entirely false and fabricated
44. Make a beeline – Go straight to
45. Neither fish nor fowl – Something which can neither be categorized easily nor be accepted befittingly
46. Not mince (your) words – State your opinion clearly
47. Old hand – Experienced
48. Once in a blue moon – Happening only rarely
49. Out of bounds – Forbidden
50. Parthian shot – Parting hit
51. Plain as day – Very obvious and easy to understand
52. Pull up his socks – Make a greater effort to improve
53. Pall yourself together – Regain composure
54. Received a new lease of life – Became energetic again
55. Reinventing the wheel – Wasting one’s time for things that have already been satisfactorily done
56. Rub the wrong way – Annoy someone
57. Sleep on it – To wait before making a decision
58. Stir up a hornet’s nest – Provoke trouble
59. Take one’s hat off to someone – Show admiration
60. Take something with a pinch of salt – To believe only part of something
61. Take the heat – Receive criticism
62. The big fish – Main leaders
63. The straw that broke the camel’s back – To be the last in a series of events leading one to feel that it is intolerable
64. To cost an arm and a leg – Very expensive
65. To fall on deaf ears – To be ignored
66. To have a gut feeling – To feel an instinct or intuition
67. To leave someone in the lurch – To desert someone in his difficulties
68. Touch all bases – Include everything
69. Under the weather – To be in low spirits
70. Up in arms – Angry about something
71. Upset someone’s applecart – Doing something that fails someone’s plan
72. Vanish into the air – Completely disappear

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