Dily Star Vocab 30/10/25

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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। 

📘 Advanced Vocabulary List (20 Words)

No.	Word	Part of Speech	Meaning	Synonyms	Antonyms	Example
1	Authentic	adj	Real; genuine	bona fide, veritable, unfeigned, legitimate	spurious, counterfeit, ersatz, apocryphal	The museum confirmed the painting is authentic.
2	Ambience	n	The mood or feeling of a place	atmosphere, milieu, aura, tenor	sterility, harshness, discord, barrenness	The cafe's soft lights created a cozy ambience.
3	Obliterate	v	To destroy completely	annihilate, eradicate, expunge, raze	preserve, salvage, resurrect, restore	The storm nearly obliterated the old pier.
4	Regulatory	adj	Related to rules or official control	administrative, statutory, supervisory, prescriptive	unregulated, anarchic, permissive, laissez-faire	A new regulatory framework was introduced for fintech firms.
5	Uninhabitable	adj	Not suitable for people to live in	unlivable, untenable, desolate, insanitary	habitable, livable, tenable, inhabitable	After the fire the apartment was uninhabitable.
6	Mechanisms	n	Ways or processes that make something work	apparatus, contrivances, modalities, machinations	stagnation, dysfunction, impotence, inertia	Scientists study the mechanisms that cause disease.
7	Tribunal	n	A court or official group that judges cases	panel, judicature, forum, adjudicature	assembly (nonjudicial), congregation, laybody, mob	The case was brought before an international tribunal.
8	Prosecution	n	The legal action of charging someone with a crime	litigation, indictment, arraignment, pursuit	acquittal, exoneration, absolution, discharge	The prosecution presented clear evidence to the jury.
9	Transformation	n	A big change in form or nature	metamorphosis, transmutation, overhaul, conversion	stagnation, constancy, permanence, continuity	The city's transformation surprised longtime residents.
10	Verification	n	Checking that something is true or correct	validation, corroboration, authentication, attestation	refutation, repudiation, falsification, disproof	We need document verification before granting access.
11	Infrastructure	n	Basic systems and services needed for a society or organization	framework, underpinnings, superstructure, bedrock	dereliction, disrepair, collapse, dismantling	Good roads are vital for national infrastructure.
12	Cohesion	n	The state of sticking together or unity	unity, solidarity, coherence, adhesion	fragmentation, discord, disunity, dissipation	Team cohesion improved after the workshop.
13	Affiliation	n	A connection or association with a group	association, alliance, accession, linkage	detachment, estrangement, dissociation, severance	Her affiliation with the society was officially recorded.
14	Transparency	n	Being open and clear; no hidden parts	openness, lucidity, pellucidity, candidness	opacity, secrecy, obfuscation, concealment	The company promised transparency in its spending.
15	Autonomy	n	The ability to act independently	self-governance, sovereignty, independence, emancipation	subordination, dependence, servitude, submission	Graduates value the autonomy to choose their own projects.
16	Malnutrition	n	Poor health from not eating enough or right foods	undernourishment, emaciation, inanition, cachexia	nourishment, nourishment adequacy, satiety, repletion	Chronic malnutrition affected the children's growth.
17	Consensus	n	General agreement among a group	accord, concurrence, unanimity, concord	dissent, disagreement, discord, schism	The committee reached a consensus after long talks.
18	Constitutional	adj	Relating to a constitution or basic law	charter-based, fundamental, juridical, organic	unconstitutional, extralegal, arbitrary, capricious	The reform must be constitutional to be valid.
19	Referendum	n	A public vote on a specific question	plebiscite, ballot, popular vote, plebiscitary poll	appointment, ratification (indirect), delegation, oligarchy	The law was approved by national referendum.
20	Narrative	n	A story or way of telling events	chronicle, saga, tale, account	fragment, aside, nonstory, silence	Her narrative of the trip was full of humor.

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