ssc english

Idioms occupy an important section of any competitive exam. The options can appear very similar and in that case it could be difficult to find its meaning. Now what does flogging a dead horse mean? Read on.. flogging a dead horse/ beating a dead horse Meaning- to waste time or effort on something that is […]

Have you ever looked down upon your exam? If so, beware. look down upon/look down on Meaning- to think of someone or something as unimportant /unworthy of respect/inferior to oneself and behave in an arrogant manner or to be situated so as to provide a view of something from above Origin- This expression dates back […]

Were you ever under a cloud? An oft repeated idiom for any competitive exam like SSC, PSC, Bank or IB exams. Check out what it means. Idiom be under a cloud/ under a cloud meaning- to be viewed with distrust or disapproval, to become out of favour or to be in trouble, damaged reputation, humiliation […]

The meanings of some words appear confusing and more during govt job exams. one such word is willy nilly. Many meanings can be attributed to it. Let us see its meaning, antonym and usage. Willy – nilly Meaning – without order/ carelessly or without choice/ no choice Antonym – orderly/carefully, selection Explanation – Tom and […]

Once bitten, twice shy: Cops to step up vigil This headline in the New Indian Express couldn’t go unnoticed. So what is the meaning of Once bitten, twice shy? To be cautious and vigilant the second time because you had an unpleasant experience doing it the first time. Another interesting headline which was found in […]

Idioms form an important part of SSC CGL, CHSL and MTS exams – both objective and descriptive exams. Ravi always likes to call the shots- be it at office or home. What does it mean: To call the shots Call the shots means to take control of a situation, to be in charge