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Top 50 Most Repeated Synonyms for JKSSB, SSC & NTPC Exams – Boost Your English Vocabulary Fast!-Part 3

📚 50 More Must-Know Synonyms for Competitive Exams

This third list of 50 commonly asked synonyms in JKSSB, SSC, NTPC, and other competitive exams will help strengthen your vocabulary and boost your English section score.

📄 Synonyms Table (Words 101–150)

Word	Synonyms	Example Sentence
Scarce	rare, limited, insufficient	Clean water is scarce in deserts.
Severe	harsh, intense, extreme	The storm caused severe damage.
Shrink	contract, reduce, diminish	Cotton clothes may shrink after washing.
Silent	quiet, noiseless, mute	He remained silent during the meeting.
Similar	alike, comparable, related	Their opinions were similar.
Soothe	calm, ease, pacify	Music helps to soothe the mind.
Speedy	quick, fast, prompt	The recovery was speedy.
Stable	steady, firm, secure	The economy is now more stable.
Steady	consistent, constant, stable	She has a steady job now.
Strengthen	reinforce, boost, solidify	Daily workouts strengthen muscles.
Strict	stern, rigid, firm	The teacher is very strict.
Stubborn	obstinate, inflexible, rigid	He’s too stubborn to apologize.
Submit	present, deliver, hand in	Please submit the form today.
Substitute	replace, exchange, swap	We used honey to substitute sugar.
Sudden	abrupt, unexpected, immediate	A sudden change in weather occurred.
Suitable	appropriate, fitting, proper	This dress is suitable for the party.
Summarize	recap, condense, outline	Can you summarize the article?
Surpass	exceed, outdo, transcend	Her skills surpass expectations.
Survive	endure, persist, outlast	Only a few plants survived the drought.
Suspect	doubt, distrust, imagine	The police suspected foul play.
Swift	fast, rapid, quick	He took swift action.
Tame	domesticate, control, calm	It’s hard to tame wild animals.
Temporary	short-term, brief, interim	He took a temporary job.
Tense	nervous, anxious, strained	The situation was tense before the results.
Terminate	end, stop, conclude	They terminated his contract.
Thorough	complete, detailed, exhaustive	The investigation was thorough.
Threat	danger, menace, risk	Pollution poses a threat to health.
Thrive	grow, flourish, prosper	Startups thrive in a supportive environment.
Tiny	small, minute, miniature	The bug was tiny but annoying.
Tolerate	endure, bear, accept	I can’t tolerate such behavior.
Tragic	sorrowful, sad, unfortunate	The accident was tragic.
Transparent	clear, see-through, obvious	The glass was transparent.
Tremble	shake, shiver, quiver	She trembled in fear.
Triumph	victory, success, win	The match ended in triumph.
Trust	believe, rely, depend	I trust you completely.
Ultimate	final, eventual, supreme	His ultimate goal is to become an officer.
Unaware	ignorant, oblivious, uninformed	She was unaware of the rules.
Uncertain	unsure, doubtful, unpredictable	The outcome is still uncertain.
Unusual	rare, strange, uncommon	It was an unusual sight.
Urge	desire, push, compel	I urge you to be careful.
Useful	helpful, practical, beneficial	This app is really useful.
Vacant	empty, unoccupied, unused	The seat next to me is vacant.
Vague	unclear, hazy, indistinct	His explanation was vague.
Valid	legal, acceptable, legitimate	Your passport is still valid.
Value	worth, importance, price	This ring has great value.
Vast	huge, immense, extensive	The desert is vast and silent.
Visible	apparent, noticeable, perceptible	The damage was visible to all.
Volunteer	offer, contribute, participate	She volunteered to help.
Warn	alert, caution, notify	The police warned them about the curfew.
Weak	fragile, feeble, powerless	His argument was very weak.