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Daily Vocabulary – 29 April 2026

Daily Vocabulary

Important English Words for SSC, Banking & All Competitive Exams Daily vocabulary plays a crucial role in current affairs comprehension, editorial reading, essay writing, and objective English sections. Today’s vocabulary list includes high-frequency words repeatedly seen in newspapers, PIB releases, editorials, and exam questions.

Most Important Vocabulary for Bank, SSC & Government Exams (With Meaning, Synonyms, Antonyms, Examples, Quiz)

1. UNDERMINE

Part of Speech: Verb
👉 Meaning: To gradually weaken or damage something, especially authority, confidence, or position.
Synonyms: Weaken, sabotage, subvert
Antonyms: Strengthen, support, reinforce
Sentence:
👉 Constant criticism began to undermine his authority in the office.

2. MALAISE

Part of Speech: Noun
👉 Meaning: A general feeling of discomfort, uneasiness, or dissatisfaction without a clear cause.
Synonyms: Discomfort, unease, discontent
Antonyms: Comfort, well-being, ease
Sentence:
👉 A sense of malaise spread among employees after the layoffs were announced.

3. INTERIM

Part of Speech: Adjective / Noun
👉 Meaning: Temporary; intended to last for a short period until something permanent is established.
Synonyms: Temporary, provisional, stopgap
Antonyms: Permanent, final, lasting
Sentence:
👉 He was appointed as the interim CEO until a permanent replacement was found.

4. TUSSLE

Part of Speech: Noun
👉 Meaning: A short physical struggle or a brief but intense disagreement.
Synonyms: Struggle, scuffle, clash
Antonyms: Peace, agreement, harmony
Sentence:
👉 The players got into a tussle over possession of the ball.

5. VEXED

Part of Speech: Adjective
👉 Meaning: Annoyed, irritated, or frustrated.
Synonyms: Annoyed, irritated, exasperated
Antonyms: Calm, pleased, untroubled
Sentence:
👉 He felt vexed after failing to solve the problem.

6. RESURGENCE

Part of Speech: Noun
👉 Meaning: A revival or renewed increase in activity, popularity, or strength after a decline.
Synonyms: Revival, renewal, reemergence
Antonyms: Decline, decrease, downturn
Sentence:
👉 There has been a resurgence of interest in traditional crafts.

7. HOBBLE

Part of Speech: Verb
👉 Meaning:
• To walk with difficulty, usually due to injury
• To hinder or restrict progress
Synonyms: Limp, hinder, hamper, impede
Antonyms: Stride, advance, facilitate
Sentence:
👉 She hobbled on crutches after injuring her ankle.

8. HERALD

Part of Speech: Verb / Noun
👉 Meaning:
• To announce or signal something
• A sign that something is about to happen
Synonyms: Announce, signal, proclaim; harbinger, forerunner
Antonyms: Conceal, suppress
Sentence:
👉 The dark clouds heralded the arrival of a storm.

9. IRON-FISTED

Part of Speech: Adjective
👉 Meaning: Exercising strict and harsh control without flexibility
Synonyms: Authoritarian, tyrannical, ruthless
Antonyms: Lenient, tolerant, compassionate
Sentence:
👉 The country suffered under an iron-fisted regime.

10. AT THE HELM

Part of Speech: Idiom
👉 Meaning: In a position of leadership or control
Synonyms: In charge, in command, leading
Antonyms: Subordinate, follower, not in control
Sentence:
👉 With a capable leader at the helm, the company grew rapidly.

Practice Quiz

  1. “Undermine” means:
    A) Strengthen
    B) Weaken ✅
    C) Support
    D) Protect
  2. “Malaise” refers to:
    A) Happiness
    B) Comfort
    C) Uneasiness ✅
    D) Energy
  3. “Interim” means:
    A) Permanent
    B) Temporary ✅
    C) Final
    D) Complete
  4. “Herald” means:
    A) Hide
    B) Announce ✅
    C) Delay
    D) Reject
  5. “At the helm” means:
    A) Out of control
    B) In leadership ✅
    C) Confused
    D) Weak

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