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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 Table
20 challenging words with definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and examples
How to use: Search for specific words or filter by part of speech. Click on table headers to sort.
# | Word | Part of Speech | Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms | Example Sentence |
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1 | dissent | noun | Disagreement with a majority opinion | disagreement, objection, protest, opposition | agreement, consent, approval, concurrence | The judge wrote a strong dissent against the court's majority opinion. |
2 | referendum | noun | A direct vote by the electorate on a political question | plebiscite, ballot, poll, popular vote | decree, mandate, fiat, imposition | The government decided to hold a referendum on the constitutional changes. |
3 | endorsement | noun | Official approval or support | approval, sanction, authorization, ratification | rejection, disapproval, opposition, veto | The celebrity's endorsement significantly boosted the product's sales. |
4 | ordinance | noun | An authoritative order or decree | decree, edict, statute, regulation | suggestion, recommendation, proposal, appeal | The city council passed an ordinance restricting noise after 10 PM. |
5 | nucleus | noun | The central and most important part | core, center, heart, hub | periphery, fringe, outskirts, margin | These five employees form the nucleus of the new research team. |
6 | perpetrators | noun | People who carry out harmful or illegal acts | culprits, offenders, wrongdoers, criminals | victims, targets, sufferers, casualties | The police are still searching for the perpetrators of the robbery. |
7 | dismally | adverb | In a gloomy or depressing manner | gloomily, bleakly, miserably, wretchedly | brightly, cheerfully, optimistically, hopefully | The team performed dismally in the first half of the game. |
8 | interim | adjective | Temporary, intended to last until something permanent is established | provisional, temporary, transitional, acting | permanent, lasting, enduring, fixed | An interim government was formed until elections could be held. |
9 | mitigation | noun | The action of reducing severity or intensity | alleviation, reduction, diminution, easing | exacerbation, intensification, aggravation, worsening | Flood mitigation measures helped minimize damage during the storm. |
10 | participatory | adjective | Involving participation or involvement | collaborative, cooperative, inclusive, engaging | exclusive, restrictive, prohibitive, limiting | The company adopted a participatory management style that involved all employees. |
11 | eradication | noun | Complete destruction or elimination | elimination, annihilation, extermination, obliteration | preservation, conservation, protection, perpetuation | The eradication of smallpox is one of medicine's greatest achievements. |
12 | resilience | noun | The ability to recover quickly from difficulties | toughness, durability, fortitude, hardiness | fragility, vulnerability, weakness, susceptibility | The community's resilience helped them rebuild after the natural disaster. |
13 | destitution | noun | Extreme poverty without means of subsistence | poverty, penury, indigence, impoverishment | affluence, wealth, prosperity, opulence | The economic crisis pushed many families into destitution. |
14 | imperative | adjective | Extremely important or necessary | crucial, vital, essential, mandatory | optional, unimportant, trivial, insignificant | It is imperative that we address climate change immediately. |
15 | impartial | adjective | Treating all rivals or disputants equally | unbiased, neutral, objective, disinterested | biased, partial, prejudiced, partisan | The judge was known for being completely impartial in all cases. |
16 | transparency | noun | Openness and accountability in actions | openness, clarity, candor, lucidity | secrecy, opacity, concealment, obscurity | The organization promised greater transparency in its financial dealings. |
17 | sporadic | adjective | Occurring at irregular intervals | intermittent, occasional, irregular, infrequent | constant, continuous, regular, steady | The region experienced sporadic outbreaks of violence throughout the year. |
18 | panacea | noun | A solution or remedy for all difficulties | cure-all, universal remedy, elixir, nostrum | problem, ailment, malady, affliction | Technology is not a panacea for all educational challenges. |
19 | procurement | noun | The action of obtaining or acquiring something | acquisition, purchasing, obtaining, attainment | disposal, divestment, relinquishment, surrender | The procurement of medical supplies was delayed due to logistical issues. |
20 | barrage | noun | A concentrated outpouring of questions, criticisms, etc. | volley, bombardment, onslaught, deluge | trickle, drip, dribble, scarcity | The spokesperson faced a barrage of questions from journalists. |
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