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Top 1000+ Important Synonyms for JKSSB Exams 2026 – Part 19

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

Vocabulary List (SN 1801–1900)

SNWORDSynonyms
1801SquawkScream
1802StagnantMotionless
1803StampedImprinted
1804StartledAmazed
1805StentorianExtremely Loud
1806StimulationProvocation
1807StoicalApathetic
1808StrayWander, Homeless
1809StrollWalk
1810StubbornAdamant, Obstinate
1811StunShock
1812StupidDull
1813StymieImpede, Hinder
1814SubjugateConquer
1815SubmergeDrown
1816SubmissionCompliance
1817SubmissiveObedient
1818SubsideDescend
1819SubstituteReplace
1820SubstitutionExchange
1821SuccessiveConsecutive
1822SucculentSucking, Juicy
1823SuffixAddition
1824SuitableAppropriate
1825SullenGrim
1826SumptuousOpulent
1827SuperannuatedRetired
1828SuperciliousArrogant
1829SupernaturalMystical
1830SupersedeSet Aside
1831SuperstitiousIrrational
1832SupportingAgreeing
1833SupremeHead, Matchless
1834SurgeRush, Rise
1835SurlyUnfriendly
1836SurmountOvercome
1837SurveyExamine
1838SustainContinue, Support
1839SwapExchange
1840SybariteDebauchee
1841SycophantFlatterer
1842SymptomaticCharacteristic
1843SystematicallyMethodically
1844TabooUnacceptable
1845TackleDeal
1846TagLabel
1847TameDomesticated
1848TangledKnotted
1849TarnishDamage
1850TemerityAudacity, Boldness
1851TemperateModerate
1852TempestStorm
1853TenacityFirmness
1854TendCare For
1855TendernessKindness
1856TenetBelief
1857TensileStretchable
1858TensionStrain
1859TenuousThin
1860TepidWarm
1861TerminationConclusion
1862TestifyAnnounce, Affirm
1863ThreatRisk
1864ThresholdDoorway
1865ThriftyEconomical, Frugal
1866TidyOrderly
1867TiltSlant
1868TimetableSchedule
1869TinselDecoration, Garnish
1870TiradeRant
1871ToilWork Hard, Sweat
1872ToilsomeTiresome
1873ToleranceEndurance
1874TorpidInactive
1875TousledDisarranged
1876TrailPath
1877TrampWanderer
1878TranscendEclipse
1879TransitionChange
1880TransmissionConveyance
1881TransmitConvey
1882TraumaEmotional Shock
1883TravailAgony
1884TreadWalk
1885TremendousRemarkable, Huge
1886TrendyPopular
1887TribulationSuffering
1888TrimmingCutting
1889TriteCommonplace
1890TriumphantVictorious
1891TrustBelief
1892TrystMeeting
1893UmpteenCountless
1894UnanimousUndisputed
1895UniqueExclusive
1896UtmostGreatest
1897VagabondTramp
1898ValedictoryTerminal
1899ValuablePrecious
1900VelocitySpeed

Key Takeaways for Your Preparation

  • 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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