Daily star vocab 16/10/25

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হোয়াটসঅ্যাপ গ্রুপ ফিল আপ থাকলে চ্যানেলে যুক্ত হোন- ক্লিক

আমাদের কোর্স: 

• বাংলা সাহিত্য
• ইংরেজি সাহিত্য
• GK (BCS, Bank & others) 
• ভূগোল 
• ইথিক্স
• ভোকাব ব্যাচ
• BCS লিখিত গাইডলাইন ব্যাচ
• অন্যান্য 

ভর্তির জন্যে গ্রুপে যুক্ত হয়ে ম্যাসেজ দিন।

ভোকাব ব্যাচ ফী: প্রতি তিন মাসের জন্যে ১০০ টাকা মাত্র।

 - ভোকাব আসলে একবার পড়ে রেখে দেওয়ার বিষয় না। প্রতিদিন পড়তে হয়। - 

এই কোর্সে আমরা ফেনম, 1+ ও ডেইলি স্টার পড়বো ইনশাআল্লাহ। 

 - সাথে থাকবে একটা উইকলি টেস্ট। কাজে আসবে সব এক্সামের জন্যেই। IBA, BCS, Bank ও অন্যান্য। 

 যেহেতু রেগুলা পড়া লাগে তাই মান্থলি গড়ে ফী রেখেছি মাত্র ৩৩ টাকার মত, অর্থাৎ দৈনিক প্রায় ১ টাকা! 

 আশাকরি আপনারা উপকৃত হবেন। ভর্তি: 01406097810 নাম্বারে ১০৫ টাকা বিকাশ করে গ্রুপে বা এই নাম্বারেই স্ক্রিনশট হোয়াটসঅ্যাপ করুন। 

N.B.: এই ব্যাচে ক্লাস হবে না। পড়া দেওয়া হবে ও এক্সাম নেওয়া হবে। স্টুডেন্টকে 1+ বই কিনতে হবে। 

Vocabulary Table

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Word	Part of Speech	Meaning (simple English)	4 Tough Synonyms	4 Tough Antonyms	Example Sentence
1.accountability	noun	Responsibility for actions or decisions.	answerability, liability, culpability, responsibility	impunity, exculpation, irresponsibility, anonymity	Public officials must accept accountability for their decisions.
2.restorative	adjective	Having the power to restore health, strength, or wellbeing.	reparative, remedial, curative, salutary	deleterious, noxious, pernicious, injurious	A restorative walk in the park improved her mood.
3.paradox	noun	A statement or situation that seems self-contradictory but may be true.	contradiction, anomaly, conundrum, enigma	consistency, coherence, congruity, harmony	It is a paradox that technology connects us yet isolates us.
4.impartiality	noun	Fairness; treating all sides equally without bias.	neutrality, objectivity, evenhandedness, dispassion	bias, partiality, prejudice, favoritism	Judges are expected to maintain impartiality in every case.
5.transparency	noun	Openness and clarity in actions or decisions.	lucidity, openness, clarity, candor	opacity, secrecy, obfuscation, concealment	Transparency in budgeting builds public trust.
6.discriminatory	adjective	Showing unfair bias or treating people differently.	prejudicial, biased, inequitable, bigoted	egalitarian, impartial, fair-minded, unbiased	The policy was criticized as discriminatory towards minority groups.
7.surveillance	noun	Close observation or monitoring of people or places.	observation, monitoring, scrutiny, oversight	dereliction, disregard, negligence, inattention	CCTV surveillance helped the police solve the case.
8.austerity	noun	Strict economy measures or severe simplicity and frugality.	stringency, severity, frugality, asceticism	profligacy, extravagance, opulence, indulgence	The country adopted austerity to reduce its deficit.
9.malnutrition	noun	Poor health caused by not having enough or the right food.	undernourishment, undernutrition, wasting, emaciation	nourishment, sufficiency, robustness, vitality	Children with chronic malnutrition may show stunted growth.
10.proliferation	noun	A rapid increase or spread in number or amount.	propagation, multiplication, expansion, escalation	diminution, contraction, attrition, abatement	The proliferation of smartphones changed daily life worldwide.
11.impeachment	noun	A formal charge or accusation against a public official.	indictment, accusation, arraignment, censure	exoneration, acquittal, vindication, absolution	The legislature discussed the impeachment of the minister.
12.unconstitutional	adjective	Not permitted or consistent with a constitution or fundamental law.	unlawful, illegitimate, ultra vires, illicit	constitutional, lawful, legitimate, sanctioned	The court ruled the law unconstitutional and struck it down.
13.sedition	noun	Actions or speech that encourage rebellion against authority.	insurrection, subversion, rebellion, mutiny	loyalty, obedience, allegiance, fidelity	The speech was investigated for possible sedition.
14.interim	adjective / noun	Temporary; the time between two events.	provisional, temporary, transitory, provisional	permanent, enduring, lasting, perpetual	An interim manager was appointed until a permanent leader arrived.
15.affiliation	noun	A formal connection or membership with a group or organization.	association, alliance, membership, linkage	dissociation, detachment, estrangement, separation	Her affiliation with the club gave her access to new resources.
16.implementation	noun	The act of putting a plan or decision into effect.	execution, enactment, application, realization	omission, neglect, suspension, abandonment	Implementation of the new system began this month.
17.conspiracy	noun	A secret plan by a group to do something harmful or illegal.	collusion, cabal, plot, machination	transparency, openness, innocence, forthrightness	Police uncovered a conspiracy to defraud investors.
18.referendum	noun	A direct vote by the public on a specific issue or law.	plebiscite, ballot, poll, vote	appointment, autocracy, decree, imposition	The government held a referendum to decide the policy change.
19.antimicrobial	adjective / noun	Substance that kills or stops the growth of microbes (germs).	antiseptic, bactericidal, germicidal, biocidal	microbial, contaminating, pathogenic, infective	Antimicrobial soap can reduce the spread of bacteria.
20.resistance	noun	Opposition to something or ability to withstand it.	opposition, defiance, resilience, antagonism	compliance, acquiescence, submission, susceptibility	The team's resistance to change slowed the reform process.

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