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Word List along with meanings for Govt. Jobs 1

Here I list some not so common English words for verbal reasoning part of the various Govt job exams such as IBPS Clerical cadre, IBPS PO, SBI PO, SBI Clerical Cadre, SSC CGL etc. The words are listed along with their meanings.

1. Arcane --- Difficult to understand, mysterious

2. Abeyance --- Suspension

3. Enervate --- Weaken

4. Insidious --- Harmful

5. Craven --- Cowardly

6. Obdurate ---- Stubborn

7. Misanthropic --- Unsociable

8. Gullible --- Credulous

9. Countenance --- Support

10. Apocryphal --- A statement of doubtful authenticity.

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