apex meaning in Hindi

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apex noun

Meaning: The highest point or peak of something

Hindi: शिखर / चरम बिंदु

Synonyms: summit, peak, pinnacle, top

Antonyms: base, bottom, nadir

Asked in: SSC CPO 2023 T-1 · SSC CGL 2022 T-1 · SSC CHSL 2019 T-1

apex in SSC previous-year questions

  1. SSC CPO 2023 T-1 Antonyms

    Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
    Apex

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: C) Bottom

    The most appropriate antonym of the given word "Apex" is: Bottom
    "Apex," which refers to the highest point or peak.
    Watchful: Being alert, attentive, or vigilant, often to detect danger or potential threats.
    Pinnacle: The highest point or peak of achievement, success, or excellence; the culmination or apex of something.
    Bottom: The lowest part, point, or level of something; the opposite of the top or apex.
    Farthest: The superlative form of "far," indicating the greatest distance or extent in space or time.

  2. SSC CGL 2022 T-1 Synonyms

    Select the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word in the given sentence.
    The director is at the apex of the managing committee.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: C) Pinnacle

    Answer: Pinnacle
    Explanation:
    The noun apex means the highest point (शिखर). Pinnacle is a direct synonym, both conveying the idea of a peak or topmost position.
    • Pinnacle – highest point (शिखर)
    • Bottom – lowest part (तल)
    • Corner – angle or intersection (कोना)
    • Core – central part (मूल)

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apex – questions

What is the meaning of apex in Hindi?

apex means “शिखर / चरम बिंदु” in Hindi. In English: The highest point or peak of something

What are the synonyms of apex?

Synonyms of apex: summit, peak, pinnacle, top.

What is the opposite of apex?

Antonyms of apex: base, bottom, nadir.

Has apex been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – apex has been asked 3 times in SSC exams: SSC CPO 2023 T-1, SSC CGL 2022 T-1, SSC CHSL 2019 T-1.

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