1. Infallible ✨
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 14
Meaning: incapable of making mistakes or being wrong; never failing; completely dependable; always reliable and correct; always doing what it is supposed to do; unerring; flawless; impeccable
Hindi: अचूक
Example Sentences:
Although his calculations were complex, the scientist remained confident that the theory was infallible.
The old map, though stained and worn, proved to be an infallible guide for locating the hidden spring.
Many look to the elderly wisdom of the community leader, but even she would admit that no one is infallible.
2. Misogynist 😠🤬
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 14
Meaning: a person who hates women or has a very strong, unfair dislike for them; a hater of women; showing hatred or dislike of women (Example: misogynistic comments)
Hindi: स्त्री जाति से द्वेष करनेवाला, औरत जाति से नफरत करने वाला आदमी, नारी द्वेषी
A misogynist might show this dislike in many ways, like:
Using bad words about women.
Making unfair rules for women.
Treating women with disrespect.
Example Sentences:
His comments were very misogynistic because he said only men should be leaders.
The boss was known as a misogynist because he never promoted women in the office.
We must fight against misogyny (the hatred of women) in our society so that everyone is treated equally.
3. Philanthropist ❤️🤝
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 11
Meaning: a person who gives money, time, or help to others; a lover of humanity.
Hindi: परोपकारी, जनहितैषी
Example Sentences:
The philanthropist donated millions to build schools for poor children.
Many famous entrepreneurs are also great philanthropists.
A true philanthropist helps others without expecting anything in return.
4. Misanthrope 😒👤
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 12
Meaning: a person who hates or strongly dislikes all people; a person who avoids other people and human society; recluse; cynic
Hindi: मानवद्वेषी
Example Sentences:
After a painful life, the old writer became a misanthrope and lived in a small house high up in the mountains.
The main character in the story was a bitter misanthrope who believed that all people were selfish and evil.
Because of his misanthropic nature, he always refused invitations to parties and social gatherings.
5. Bureaucracy 🏢📜
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 10
Meaning: a system of government or management where official decisions are made by many non-elected state officials and groups of departments, usually following many slow, fixed rules and procedures; officialdom; red tape; administration; a system of government in which there are a large number of state officials who are not elected
Hindi: नौकरशाही
Example Sentences:
It took many months to get the license because of the strict bureaucracy in the city government office.
The business owner complained that bureaucracy often slows down the process of starting new companies in the country.
The government promised to reduce the amount of bureaucracy to help citizens complete paperwork faster.
6. Cannibal 💀🍖
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 10
Meaning: a person who eats human flesh (the meat of another person); a human or animal that eats others of its own kind; man-eater
Hindi: नरभक्षक, नरभक्षी, आदमखोर
Example Sentences:
The historical documents described a tribe that was known to be cannibals in times of war or famine.
After the shipwreck, the few survivors worried about the danger of being eaten by cannibals on the deserted island.
The police found evidence that the jungle animal was a cannibal because it had consumed others of its own species.
7. Claustrophobia 😨🚪
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 10
Meaning: an extreme, irrational fear of being in small, enclosed, or confined places, like lifts, locked rooms, or crowded spaces; confinement fear; an extreme fear of being in a small confined place
Hindi: संकीर्ण स्थान से डर
Example Sentences:
Jane avoids using the underground metro because her claustrophobia makes her feel trapped in the small train cars.
When the lights went out in the small storeroom, the old man suffered a severe panic attack due to his claustrophobia.
The doctor suggested breathing exercises to help the patient manage her fear of closed spaces, which is a form of claustrophobia.
8. Egoist 🧐👑
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 10
Meaning: a person who thinks only about themselves, their own needs, and their own interests; a selfish person; self-centered person; a person who thinks they are better than other people; a self-seeker; egotist
Hindi: अहंवादी
Example Sentences:
The boss was such an egoist that he took credit for all of the team's hard work.
You cannot rely on an egoist for help because they will only do something if it benefits them.
She often refuses to share her things; her friends worry that she is becoming a true egoist.
9. Elegy 🕯️✍️
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 10
Meaning: a sad poem or song, usually written to express sorrow or sadness for someone who has died; a poem or reflection that expresses deep sadness for something that is lost; lament
Hindi: शोक-गीत
Example Sentences:
The famous poet wrote a moving elegy for his best friend who was killed in the war.
The whole audience became quiet as the singer performed the beautiful elegy about the dying forest.
In his class, the professor studied the structure of the classical elegy to understand how poets express sorrow.
10. Epilogue 📚🔚
No. of Times Appeared in SSC Exams: 10
Meaning: a section or short addition at the very end of a book, play, or movie that brings the story to a close, often telling what happens to the characters later; concluding remarks; afterword
Hindi: उपसंहार
Example Sentences:
In the epilogue of the novel, the author revealed that the hero and heroine got married and lived happily on a farm.
The director added a short epilogue to the movie to show the audience the final fate of the villain.
She often reads the epilogue first because she likes to know how the characters end up before reading the whole story.