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ecstatic meaning in Hindi

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ecstatic

Asked in: SSC Selection Post Ph-14 2026 (Graduate Level) · SSC MTS 2024

ecstatic in SSC previous-year questions

  1. SSC MTS 2024 Synonyms

    Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
    Ecstatic

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: A) Happy

    Correct Answer: Happy
    🔍 Explanation:
    The word "ecstatic" means extremely happy or overjoyed. It refers to a state of intense joy or delight.
    Ecstatic – feeling or showing overwhelming happiness
    🔸 Hindi: अत्यंत प्रसन्न, बहुत खुश
    Happy – feeling or showing pleasure or contentment
    🔸 Hindi: खुश
    Shocked – surprised or disturbed by something unexpected
    🔸 Hindi: स्तब्ध, चकित
    Angry – feeling strong displeasure or annoyance
    🔸 Hindi: गुस्से में
    Interested – showing curiosity or concern about something
    🔸 Hindi: रुचि रखना
    ✅ Therefore, the correct synonym of ecstatic is happy.

  2. SSC Selection Post Ph-14 2026 (Graduate Level) Antonyms

    Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word.
    Geoff was ecstatic after the team won two-nil.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: C) Miserable

    Meaning: ecstatic = overwhelmingly happy, full of joy *(अत्यंत प्रसन्न, आनंदविभोर)*.
    Its opposite is miserable = very unhappy *(दुखी, बेहाल)*.

    Why the others are wrong.
    #B Elated = in high spirits, very happy *(अति प्रसन्न, उल्लसित)* — a synonym.
    #B Thrilled = extremely pleased and excited *(रोमांचित)* — a synonym.
    #B Happy = pleased *(खुश)* — same direction, only milder.

    Word help.
    two-nil = a score of 2–0 *(दो-शून्य)*.

    Answer: Miserable

    *Elated, thrilled, happy, ecstatic — four shades of joy; only miserable points the other way.*

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Has ecstatic been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – ecstatic has been asked 2 times in SSC exams: SSC Selection Post Ph-14 2026 (Graduate Level), SSC MTS 2024.

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