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stationary meaning in Hindi

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stationary adjective

Meaning: Not moving or changing

Hindi: स्थिर

Synonyms: motionless, fixed, still, immobile

Antonyms: moving, mobile

Asked in: SSC CGL 2024 T-1 · SSC CGL 2023 T-1 · SSC CHSL 2023 T-1 · SSC Steno 2020 T-1 · SSC MTS 2020

stationary in SSC previous-year questions

  1. SSC CGL 2024 T-1 Synonyms

    Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
    Stationary

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: B) Still

    The most appropriate synonym for "stationary" is Still.
    • Stationary means not moving or not changing, which is similar in meaning to still.
    • Motile means capable of moving, which is the opposite of stationary.
    • Portable refers to something that can be easily moved, which does not match the meaning of stationary.
    • Swindle means to cheat or deceive, which is unrelated to stationary.

  2. SSC CGL 2023 T-1 Spelling

    Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: D) Statinary

    Answer: Statinary
    Solution:
    • The incorrectly spelt word is Statinary. The correct spelling is Stationary.
    • Stationary means not moving or not intended to be moved. (स्थिर)
    • Let's check the other words:
    • Brief – correct (संक्षिप्त)
    • Entrance – correct (प्रवेश)
    • Thunder – correct (गर्जना)
    • Statinary – ❌ incorrect spelling, should be Stationary ✅

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stationary – questions

What is the meaning of stationary in Hindi?

stationary means “स्थिर” in Hindi. In English: Not moving or changing

What are the synonyms of stationary?

Synonyms of stationary: motionless, fixed, still, immobile.

What is the opposite of stationary?

Antonyms of stationary: moving, mobile.

Has stationary been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – stationary has been asked 5 times in SSC exams: SSC CGL 2024 T-1, SSC CGL 2023 T-1, SSC CHSL 2023 T-1, SSC Steno 2020 T-1, SSC MTS 2020.

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