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Top 1000+ Important Synonyms for JKSSB Exams 2026 – Part 18

Introduction

For aspirants eyeing a career in the J&K Government, the JKSSB (Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board) exams are the ultimate gateway. Whether you are preparing for the Police Constable, Junior Assistant, Sub-Inspector, or Patwari exams, one section remains a constant hurdle: General English.

Within that section, Synonyms carry significant weight. Many candidates lose precious marks because they rely on a limited vocabulary or get confused by closely related options. However, scoring full marks in English isn’t about memorizing the entire dictionary—it’s about focusing on the high-frequency words that the JKSSB board favors year after year.

In this guide, we’ve curated a comprehensive list of synonyms specifically tailored for the 2026 JKSSB exam pattern. We’ve analyzed previous year papers to bring you:

  • Most repeated words in JKSSB exams.
  • A-Z Vocabulary with easy-to-understand meanings.
  • Practice MCQs to test your preparation.

High-Frequency Synonyms for JKSSB Exams

I have extracted the words from serial number 1101 to 1200 from the provided pages of the Blackbook of English Vocabulary. Following your preferred numbering system, I have continued the list starting from 1701.

Vocabulary List (SN 1701–1800)

SNWORDSynonyms
1701RevereRespect
1702ReverieDay-Dream
1703RevileAbuse
1704RevoltRiot
1705RhythmTempo
1706RiddlePuzzle
1707RiftBreak
1708RightCorrect
1709RindPeel
1710RipTear
1711RipenessMaturity
1712RivalledCompeted
1713RivetEngage
1714RobbedPlundered
1715RotundRound
1716RoutDefeat
1717RowdyBoisterous
1718RoyalKingly
1719RuckMass
1720RuinDespoil
1721RumourHearsay
1722RuseTrick
1723RushedPressed
1724SagaNarrative
1725SalaciousLustful
1726SalubriousBeneficial
1727SalvageSave
1728SanctionApproval, Permit
1729SanguinityOptimism
1730SarcasticArrogant, Caustic
1731SatiateSatisfy
1732SatisfactionContentment
1733SatisfyDelight
1734SaucinessImpudence
1735SaucyCheeky
1736SavourTaste
1737ScandalizedShocked
1738ScaredAfraid
1739ScintillatingGlittering
1740ScionHeir
1741ScornCondemn, Despise, Mockery
1742ScourScrub
1743ScowlFrown
1744ScrapReject
1745ScrawnySkinny
1746ScreamCry
1747ScrumptiousTasty, Delicious
1748ScurrilityAtrocity
1749ScuttleScamper
1750SecureProtect
1751SeekingPursuing
1752SeizureCapture
1753SelectionPreference
1754SentimentFeeling
1755SequesteredSecluded
1756SerendipityGodsend
1757SeriousEarnest
1758SeveritySeriousness
1759ShamFake
1760SheathCoat
1761ShimmerShine
1762ShineGlitter
1763ShovePoke
1764ShrewdJudicious
1765ShriekYell
1766ShudderShiver
1767ShuffleStagger
1768ShyTimid
1769SiltResidue
1770SimilarAlike
1771SinisterEvil
1772SinuousSerpentine
1773SlackFeeble, Careless, Inactive
1774SlimSkinny
1775SlitherSlide
1776SmearDiscolour
1777SmoothFlat
1778SmudgeStain
1779SnakySinuous
1780SnoozeSleep
1781SoleOnly
1782SolemnPensive, Serious, Dignified
1783SolidFirm
1784SolitaryLonely, Singular
1785SomnolentDrowsy
1786SootheMollify
1787SparklingGleaming
1788SpectrumRange
1789SpeculateGuess
1790Spell BoundEnthralled
1791SpillDrop
1792SpineVertebrae
1793SpiritedArdent, Enthusiastic
1794SpontaneousImpulsive
1795SporadicScattered, Occasional, Infrequent
1796SpruceSmart, Natty
1797SpumeFoams
1798SpunkyEnthusiastic
1799SpurnDespise
1800SqualorFilthiness

Key Takeaways for Your Preparation

  • Focus on High-Frequency Words: Words like Alleviate (Ease), Candid (Frank), and Benevolent (Kind) are recurring favorites in JKSSB previous year papers.
  • Context Matters: JKSSB often tests synonyms through “Paragraph Writing with Blanks,” where the “best fit” word depends on the sentence’s tone.
  • Root Word Strategy: Instead of cramming, learn roots (e.g., “Bene” means good) to decode unfamiliar words during the exam.
  • Consistency over Intensity: Aim to learn 10 new synonyms daily rather than 100 in one sitting. Use the “1-3-7 Revision Rule” (review after 1 day, 3 days, and 7 days) to lock them into long-term memory.

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