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A, AN – WITHOUTAmoral Not admitting of moral distinctions or judgements; Lacking moral sensibilityAtrophy A wasting away, a deterioration or diminution (muscular atrophy caused by paralysis; intellectual atrophy)Asymmetrical Irregular in shape; a!ing no balance or symmetryAnarchy Absence of any form of political authority; "olitical disorder

Anesthetic #ausing anesthesia which is an agent causing loss of sensation with or without loss of consciousnessAnonymity A state of not knowingAnomaly $e!iation or departure from the normal or common order, form or rule; Irregular

AB, A – FROM, AWAY, APARTAbnormal Not normal; $e!iantAbdicate %o relin&uish power or responsibility formallyAberration A de!iation from the proper or e'pected course of actionAbhor %o hateAbject iserable; retchedAbjure %o renounce under an oath; %o gi!e up or abstain fromAblution A washing or cleansing of a body as a part of a religious rite

Abnegate %o renounce or to gi!e up a right, etc*Aborti!e +ailing to accomplish an intended objecti!eAbrogate %o abolish by authorityAbscond %o lea!e &uickly and secretly and hide oneself Absol!e %o pronounce clear of guilt or blame; %o relie!e of an obligationAbstemious paringly used (- meals; - way of life)+acetious "layfully jocular (- remarks)Abstruse $ifficult to understand; .econditeAnnui %o make or declare !oid or in!alid; %o obliterate the effect or e'istence ofA!ert %o turn away; (- one/s eyes)A!ersion A fi'ed, intense dislike

AC, ACR – SHARP, SOUR Acid

Acerbic our or bitter tasting0'acerbate %o increase the se!erity, !iolence or bitternessAcute a!ing a sharp point or tipAcuity Acuteness of !ision or perception; 1eennessAcumen 2uickness; Accuracy and keenness of judgement or insightAcrid 3npleasantly sharp, pungent or bitter to taste or smell; #austic in language or toneAcrimony 4itter, sharp animosity, especially as e'hibited in speech or beha!iour

AD, A – TO, TOWARDAdhere %o stick fast by or as if by suction or glueAdjacent #lose to; Lying near; AdjoiningAdjunct omething attached to another in a dependent or subordinate position

Admonish %o repro!e gently but earnestlyAdroit killfulAdumbrate %o gi!e a sketchy line ofAd!ent %he entrance of something which is !ery importantAbeyance %he condition of being temporarily set aside; uspensionAbet %o appro!e, encourage, and supportAccede %o gi!e one/s consent, often at the insistence of anotherAccretion 5rowth or increase in si6e by gradual e'ternal addition, fusion, or inclusionAc&uiesce %o consent or comply passi!ely or without protestAffluent 5enerously supplied with money, property, or

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possessionsAggrandi6e %o increase the scope of, e'tendAggregate #onstituting or amounting to a wholeAlle!iate %o make more bearable (a drug that -s cold symptoms)Alliteration %he repetition of the same or of the same kind of sounds at the beginning of words in stressed syllablesAllude %o make an indirect referenceAllure %o attract with something desirable; %o entice

Ascribe %o attribute to a specified cause, source, or originAspersion A critical judgement or remarkAspire %o ha!e a great ambition or ultimate goalAssail %o attack with !iolent blowsAssonance %he repetition of identical or similar !owel soundsAttest %o affirm to be correct or genuine

ALI, ALTR – ANOTHER Alias An assumed nameAlienate %o cause to become unfriendly or hostileInalienable %hat cannot be transferred to another or others

(- rights)Altruism 3nselfish concern for the welfare of others

AM, AMI – LOVE

Amorous trongly attracted to se'ual lo!eAmicable +riendly; #haracteri6ed by or e'hibiting friendliness or goodwillAmity "eaceful friendship

AMBI, AMPHI – BOTHAmbiguous 8pen to more than one interpretation; $oubtful or uncertainAmbi!alent 0'hibiting or feeling ambi!alenceAmbide'trous Able to use both hands with e&ual facilityAmphibious Li!ing or able to li!e both on land and in water

AMBL, AMBUL – WALKAmble %o walk slowly or leisurely; trollAmbulatory .elating to or adapted for walking; #apable of walking (an - patient)

"erambulator A small carriageomnambulist 8ne who walks in sleep ( A noctambulist)

ANIM – MIND, SPIRIT, BREATHAnimal 8ne who is of beastly beha!iorAnimosity 0nmity3nanimous olding same opinionagnanimous

ANN, ENN – YEAR Annual 8nce in a yearAnnuity %he annual payment of an allowance or incomeuperannuated %oo old to use4iennial occurring twice in a year"erennial Incessantly; 8ccurring throughout the year

ANTE, ANT – BEFOREAntecedent %hat comes beforeAntedilu!ian NoachianAntebellum 4efore war (%he American #i!il ar)Antepenultimate Last but second (Antepenult)AnteriorAnti&uity Ancient timesAnti&uated %oo old to be fashionable; uperannuatedAnticipate %o guess beforehand

ANTHROP – HUMAN

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Anthropology %he study of mankindAnthropomorphic Attributing human &ualities to inanimate objectsisanthrope 8ne who hates mankind"hilanthrope 8ne who lo!es mankind

ANTI, ANT – AGAINST, OPPOSITEAntidote A remedy or other agent to neutrali6e the effects of a poisonAntipathy A strong feeling of a!ersion

Antithesis $irect contact; 8pposition (hope is the - of despair)Antacid #ounteracting or neutrali6ing acidityAntagonism ostility that results in acti!e resistance or oppositionAntonym A word opposite in meaning to another

AUD – HEAR Audio 8f or related to hearingAudition A trial performance by an actor, dancer, et al*, to demonstrate suitability or skillAuditory 8f or relating to hearing or the sense of hearingAudible %hat can be heard

AUTO – SELFAutobiography %he life story of a person written by himself or herself Autocrat 8ne who wields absolute power

Autonomous elf:reliant; Independent

BELLI, BEL - WAR 4elligerent Inclined or eager to fight

ynonym "ugnacious, contentious, &uarrelsome, gladiotarial#ontrasted word Amicable, pacificAntonym +riendly3sage - tone; - nations

4ellicose a!ing or showing a ready disposition to fightynonym 4elligerentAntonym +riendly3sage 4ehind the bellicose fa


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speak in two languages4iped a!ing two feet; two:footed

BIBLIO - BOOK4ible %he sacred scriptures of #hristians comprising the 8ld %estament and the New %estament* A book considered authoritati!e in its field4ible thumper An o!er6ealous proponent of #hristian fundamentalism

.elated history 4yblos, an ancient "hoenician city from which papyrus was e'ported4ibliography A list of works of a specific author or publisher or on a ubject

BIO - LIFE4iography %he written history of a person/s life4iology %he science of the life of li!ing organismAmphibious #ombining two characteristics; adapted for both land and ater; of a mi'ed or twofold nature

.elated words A&uatic : .elating to or being in water; %errestrial(%ellurian):8f or relating to the earth

ymbiotic A cooperati!e relationship between two, especially of dissimilar nature

acrobiotics %he theory or practice of promoting well:being and longe!ity by means of a diet (4ased on #hinese cosmological principles of @in and @ang)acrobiotics %he art of prolonging life

BURS - MONEY, PURSE.eimburse (to put in purse) %o repay, refund$isburse ($ispurse) %o make a payment in settlement of $isperse %o scatter in different directions, to cause to !anish, to disseminate (knowledge)4ursar A student paid some stipend ; An official incharge of funds, a

treasurer, especially in a school or college"urser %he officer in charge of money matters on board a ship or commercial aircraft

CAD, CAS, CID - HAPPEN, FALL

Accident An une'pected and undesirable e!ent#adence 4alanced, rhythmic flow (as of poetry or oratory); A falling inflection of the !oice at the end of a sentence$ecadence A period of deterioration as in morals or art

ynonym $egenerationAntonym .ise, +lourishing

#ascade A waterfall or a series of waterfalls o!er steep rocks; to fall like a cascade$eciduous +alling off at a specific season or stage of growth

Antonym 0phemeral3sage - teeth

CAP, CIP - HEAD#aptain 8ne who commands, leads or guides others#hieftain %he leader, especially of a tribe or a clan$ecapitate %o cut off the head; to behead

#apitulate %o surrender under specified conditions; %o gi!e up all resistance"recipitous 8!erhanging in rise or fall

3sage A - bluff "recipitate %o hurl downward, %o cause to happen suddenly

ynonym asty, headlong, impetuous3sage %heir precipitate en&uiry into the

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#apacious #apable of containing a large &uantity; pacious; .oomyynonym pacious, #ommodiousAntonym 0'iguous (0'tremely scanty or meager)3sage A - bag

.ecapitulate %o repeat in concise form; to make a summary

#apti!ate %o attract and hold by some charm

ynonym 0nchantAntonym .epulse

$eception %he use of deceit; %he state of being decei!edIntercept %o stop the progress or intended course of

3sage e -ed with a message as I was lea!ing"recept A rule or a principle prescribing a particular course of action or conductInception %he beginning of something

ynonym #ommencementAnticipate %o feel or reali6e beforehand

ynonym 0'pect0mancipate %o free from bondage; %o release from the control of parents or guardian

ynonym Liberate; anumitIncipient 4eginning to come into being

ynonym Nascent"ercipient #ommanding or directing#ede %o surrender possession of, especially by a tready

ynonym #oncede; @ield3sage %he debater refused to cede the point to his opponent

"recede %o surpass in rank, dignity or importance; %o come, e'ist or occur before in timeAccede %o e'press an appro!al or to gi!e in to a re&uest or demand.ecede %o mo!e back or away from a limit, point or mark

ynonym .etract; .etreat3sage hen the water recededB

Antecedent A preceding e!ent or conditionynonym "redecessor

Intercede %o plead on another/s behalf; to act as a mediator in a disputeecede %o withdraw formally from membership of an organi6ation>association>alliance

#ession A yielding to another

CARN - FLESH#arnal .elating to the physical, especially se'ual appetite

ynonym orldly; bodily#arnage A massi!e slaughter, as in war; a massacre#arni!al A seasonal, riotous e'cess; An organi6ed program of entertainment#arni!orous +lesh:eating; 8f a place where the crime rate is too high due to improper go!ernanceIncarnate In!ested with a bodily, especially of human nature, form

CED, CESS - YIELD, GO#ease %o put an end to; %o discontinue#essation 4ringing to an end; #oming to an end

3sage #essation of hostilities

Incessant #ontinuing or flowing without interruptionynonym 3nceasing

CHROM - COLOR #hrome A pigment containing chromium alloy; omething plated with chromium alloy#hromatic .elating to color phenomena; ighly coloredonochrome A picture, especially a painting done in different shades of a single color

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CHRON - TIME#hronology %he science that deals with measuring time; An arrangement in order of occurrence#hronicle An account of e!ents arranged in order of time without analysis or interpretation#hronicle playAnachronism omething our of its proper chronological order

CIDE - MURDER uicide $eliberate killing of oneself omicide $eliberate killing of another species of the same kind"atricide $eliberate killing of one/s father"arricide $eliberate killing of one/s father+ratricide 1illing of a brother or sisteromicide 1illing of another person5enocide 1illing of a race or an ethnic groupInfanticide InfantInsecticide Insectsatricide othericrobicide icrobes"arricide A parent"atricide +ather.egicide 1ing

enicide 8ld peopleuicide 8neself

CIRCUM - AROUND#ircumference %he perimeter of a circle#ircumlocution A roundabout e'pression#ircumna!igate %o sail round the world#ircumscribe %o draw a line around; 0ncircle; %o limit narrowly#ircumspect #areful to consider all circumstances and possible conse&uences#ircum!ent %o surround (an enemy, etc*)

CLIN, CLIV - SLOPEIncline %o be prone to$ecli!ity A downward slope"rocli!ity Inclination

Accli!ity An upward slope

CLUD, CLUS, CLAUS, CLOIS - WITH, TOGETHER #onclude %o bring to an end.eclusi!e eeking or preferring seclusion or isolation; "ro!iding seclusion (a - reclusi!e hut)#laustrophobia +ear of being in enclosed or narrow spaces#loister %o seclude; A place de!oted to religious seclusion"reclude %o make impossible by action taken in ad!ance8cclude %o cause to become closed; 8bstruct; %o - a college

CO, COM, CON - WITH, TOGETHER #oagulate %he act of clotting#oalesce %o regain health or to reco!er one/s health gradually#oerce %o force#ogent Appealing to one/s intellect

#ognate .elated by blood; a!ing a common ancestor#ollateral ituated or running side by side ( parallel)#ollo&uial Appropriate to spoken language#ollo&uy A con!ersation#ommensurate #orresponding in si6e, degree, etc*; "roportionate#ommodious pacious#ompassion +eeling of sympathy out of understanding#ompatriot A person from one/s own country#omplacent #ontented to a fault#ompliant $isposed to comply; ubmissi!e#omplicity In!ol!ement as an accomplice in a &uestionable act

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#ompunction A strong uneasiness caused by guilt#oncerto A composition for an orchestra, typically in three mo!ements#onciliatory %o o!ercome the distrust of; %o regain by pleasant beha!iour#oncord Agreement#oncur %o be of the same opinion#ondone %o o!erlook or forgi!e or disregard an offense without protest or censure#onflagration A large destructi!e fire

#ongeal %o solidify by or as if by free6ing; %o coagulate#ongenial =ery friendly and well:wishing#ongenital .elated to or from birth#onglomerate %o gather#onjure %o perform tricks that seem magical#onjugal 8f or related to marriage#onscientious 5uided by the dictates of conscience#onsecrate %o declare or set apart as sacred#onsensus Agreement#onsonant %o be in harmony with#onstrained "re!ented; Impeded#ontentious 2uarrelsome#ontrite .epent#ontusion A bruise#on!alescence 5radual reco!ery of health after illness

#on!ene %o gather#on!i!ial +ond of eating, drinking and good life; edonistic#on!oke %o cause to assemble in a meeting#on!oluted a!ing numerous o!erlapping coils or folds; Intricated#ongress A formal assembly of representati!es of !arious nations to discuss "roblems

BIBLIO – BOOK

4ibliolater 8ne o!erly de!oted to books; 8ne who has e'cessi!e re!erence for the letter of the 4ible4ibliology istory and science of books as physical objects; a preoccupation with collecting books4ibliomancy $i!ination through randomly chosen passages from the 4ible

4ibliomania 0'cessi!e and obsessi!e desire for getting and owning 4ooks4ibliopegy %he art of binding books4ibliopole A book dealer, especially in rare books4ibliophile Lo!er of books4ibliotheca A collection or list of books4ibliotherapy .eading for help with personal problems

Cogn, Gno - kno.ecogni6e %o know or identify from past e'perience or knowledge#ognition ental process by which knowledge and understanding

is de!eloped in the mind#ogni6ance Awareness, knowledge, 3nderstandingIncognito ith one/s identity disguised$iagnosis %he act of disco!ering the e'act cause of an illnessAgnostic 8ne who does not belie!e in knowledge that cannot be

had, especially about 5od; "erson who is not surewhether or not 5od e'ists or who belie!es that wecannot know whether 5od e'ists or not

"rognosis %he forecast of a probable course of a disease5nostic "ertaining to knowledgeIgnorant Lacking knowledge or information about sth*Ignoramus "erson who does not ha!e much knowledge5nomology #ollection if ma'ims and precepts"recept A rule or a principle prescribing a particular course of

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Con!"# - Ag#$n%!#ontro!ersy A dispute, especially a public one, between sides holding

opposing !iews; the act or practice of engaging in suchdisputes

Incontro!ertible th* that is true and cannot be disagreed with;Indisputable (-e!idence)

#ontra!ene %o do sth which is not allowed by law or a rule :#ontra!ening safety regulations* %hese actions are in

contra!ention to Indian law

Co"& - Bo'(#orpse A dead body, esp*, of a human being#orporeal omething that can be touched, physical rather than

spiritual#orpulence +atness

Co%)o, Co%) - Wo"*'#osmopolitan #ontaining people from different places and influenced

by their culture; a person who has e'perience of manydifferent parts of the world

#osmos %he uni!erse, esp*, when it is thought of an orderedsystem

icrocosm A group, a place or a thing that has all the &ualities of

sth* much larger : %he family is a microcosm of thesocietyacrocosm Any large, comple' structure that contains smaller

structures* 0*g*, %he 3ni!erse

C"#+, C"#! - R*, Po"$emocracy A system in which people elect their representati!es to

run the go!ernment4ureaucracy %he system of official ways of doing%heocracy 5o!ernment by gods> the #hurchAutocrat A rulerAristocrat 8ne who is born in the highest social class, who ha!e

special titles%echnocrat An e'pert in science, technology with a lot of power in

politics and>or industry#hrysocracy 4y the wealthy

$emonocracy 4y demons5erontocracy 4y old people5ynecocracy ociety rule by women, petticoat go!ernment5ynocracy 5ynecocracyierocracy 4y ecclesiasticseritocracy $omination by meritorious and talented peopleNomocracy 4y law"lutocracy 4y the richtratocracy 4y armed forces%halassocracy Na!al or commercial supremacy on the seas%imocracy 4y principles of honor and military glory

C"' - T"%!, B*$.Incredible Impossible or !ery difficult to belie!e#redulous %oo ready to belie!e things and therefore too easy to

decei!e

#redence A &uality an idea or a story has that makes one feel it to be true

C"%+, C"! - G"o#rescent A cur!ed shape wide in the middle and pointed at each

end (%he #rescent)#rescendo A gradual increase in how loudly a piece of music is played and sungAccretion A layer of a substance that is slowly added to sth (the accretion of sand by wind action)

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C*& - B*#), F#*!#ulprit A person who has done something wrong or against the

law#ulpable .esponsible and deser!ing blame for ha!ing done something wrongInculpate %o incriminate (to make it seem as if somebody has done some wrong or illegal)0'culpate %o state or to pro!e that somebody is not guilty of sth

C"", C"% - Rn#urrent appening now, of the present time, the mo!ement of

water in the sea or ri!er and the mo!ement of air in a particular direction

#oncur %o agree#ursory $one &uickly without any attention to details

"recursor A person or a thing that comes before (yn : +orerunner)Incursion A sudden attack on a place by foreign armies

D - Don, O!, A"!$epart %o lea!e a place to start a trip (- this life)$ebase %o make sth* less !aluable or respected (art being

debased by commercial writers)$ebilitate %o make somebody/s or something/s mind or body weaker$ecli!ity A downward slope of a hill$ecry %o strongly critici6e, esp*, publicly$eface %o damage the appearance of sth* especially by writing on it$efamatory Intending to harm somebody by saying or writing bad or false things about them$efunct No longer e'isting, operating or being used$elegate %o gi!e part of one/s work or power to somebody lower to them in position$emarcation %o mark or establish the limits of something$emean %o do sth that makes people less respect the person concerned$emur %o say that one doesn/t agree with what they are told or

to refuse to do something$eplete %o reduce something by a large amount so that there is not much of it left$eplore %o strongly disappro!e of something esp*, publicly$epra!ity %he state of being morally bad$eprecate %o feel and e'press strong disappro!al of sth

(-comments)$eride %o treat somebody or something as not worthy enough to consider (usually in passi!e)$eri!ati!e A word or a thing that has been de!eloped or produced from another word or thing$esist %o stop doing something$etest %o hate somebody or something !ery much$e!oid #ompletely lacking in something

D+ - Tn, Tn!/

$ecade A period of ten years$ecathlon A sporting e!ent consisting of 7G different sports (4iathlon, triathlon, etc*)$ecimate %o kill large number of people>animals or plants in an area

D)o, D) - Po&*$emocrat A person who belie!es in or supports democracy$emography %he changing number of births, deaths, diseases, etc*, in a community o!er a period of time$emographics %he scientific study of the demographic changes of a

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gi!en area$emagogue A political leader who tries to win the support of people through emotion rather than reason0pidemic A large number of cases of a particular disease happening at the same time in a particular community"andemic A disease that spreads o!er a whole country0ndemic .egularly found in a particular area or a particular group of people and difficult to get rid of

D$, D$"n - D#($iurnal 8f one day, acti!e during day time (cf* Nocturnal)2uotidian ordinary, typical of what happens e!ery day

D$# - A+"o%%$iagonal oining two opposite sides of sth at an angle$iatribe A long and angry speech or piece of writing attacking and critici6ing sb>sth$iaphanous =ery light, delicate and fine (-cloth) and is almost transparent

D$+, D$+! - S&#k$iction %he way that somebody pronounces words, the choice and use of words

Interdict An official order from a court asking not to do something"redict %o say that some particular thing will happen in the future (yn : "rognosticate)Abdicate %o gi!e up the position of being the king or &ueenIndict %o officially charge somebody with a crime=erdict A judgment or opinion An e'pressed conclusion

D$%, D$0, D$ - No!, A"!, A#($isaffected No longer satisfied with one/s situation, organi6ation, etc*$isband %o stop somebody or something from operating a group$isbar %o stop a lawyer from working in the legal profession, especially he or she has done something illegal$isburse %o pay money to somebody from a large amount of money collected for a purpose$iscern %o know, recogni6e or understand sth* especially when it

is not ob!ious$iscordant Not in agreement (discordant !iews>opinions)$iscredit %o make people stop respecting something or somebody$iscursi!e o!ing from one point to another without any structure or order (cursory)$ishe!eled =ery untidy (strewn)$isparage %o suggest somebody or something is not !aluable$isparate ade up of parts or people that are !ery different from each other$ispassionate Not influenced by emotion, impartial (-look at the issue)$issipate %o gradually become or to make something become weaker till it !anishes$ispirit %o lose or to make lose hope or enthusiasm$issemble %o hide one/s real feelings or intentions by pretending to ha!e different ones$isseminate %o spread information, knowledge, etc*, so that it

reaches many people$issension $isagreement between people or within a group$issonant of the combinations of music sounds that sound harsh together (-!oices)$issuade %o persuade somebody not to do something$istend %o swell or to make something swell due to the pressure from inside$ifferentiate %o recogni6e or show that two things are not the same (distinguish)$iffidence %he &uality of not ha!ing much confidence in oneself (hyness)

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$iffuse %o spread o!er a wide area (-light)$igress %o start to talk about something not related to the main topic being talked about$i!ert %o make somebody or something change direction (yn

: distract)

Do+, Do+! – T#+/, L#"n$ng$octrine A principle of body or principles presented for acceptance or

belief; A principle or a body of principles taught*ynonyms $ogma; %enet3sages Legal doctrine; #hurch dogma; tenet of physical sciences$ocile ($ocible) .eady and willing to be taught; teachable; 0asy to manageynonym %ractable$octrinaire 8ne who is stubbornly insistent on his own theory without regard for practicality or suitability of the sameIndoctrinate %o imbue with an idealogy$idactic Instructi!e; %eacherly$octor 8ne !ery learned in some discipline; 8ne who has gotten the highest degree that is awarded$ocetism An opinion that esus had no human body and only appeared to ha!e died on the cross

Do* - P#$n

#ondolence ympathy with another in sorrow; An e'pression of sympathyynonyms "ity; #ommiseration$oleful #ausing grief; #heerless; 0'pressing grief $olorous #ausing, marked by, or e'pressing misery or grief; dolorous discourseIndolent abitually la6y; #ausing little or no pain; low to de!elop or eal.edolent a!ing a specific fragrance; .eminiscent; uggesti!e (a - redolent of someone)

ynonyms +aineant; otiose3sage Indolent tumor; An indolent ulcer

D+, D+! – L#', To '"# 0"o) &*#+ !o &*#+ o" !o !/ 1o'(educe %o lead away from duty; %o entice to se'ual intercourse

ynonyms In!eigleInduce %o lead or mo!e by influence or persuasion; to stimulate the

occurrence of3sage $rug to induce sleep;

#onduct %o direct the course of; %o manage; %o control; A mode or standard of personal beha!iour=iaduct A long ele!ated roadway usually consisting of a series of short spans supported on arches, piers, or columnsInduct %o place formally in an office or a position; %o admit as a ember

3sage Inducted into the Army

Ego - S*0 0go An e'aggerated sense of self:importance; conceit; Appropriate pride in oneself; elf:esteem0goist 8ne de!oted to one/s own interests and ad!ancement; An egocentric person0gocentric #oncerned with the indi!idual rather than the society

Alter ego A second self; A trusted friend0go trip An act or course of action that satisfies one/s ego

En, E) - In, In!o0nter %o come or go into; %o insert0ntice %o attract by arousing hope or desire0ncumber %o put a hea!y load on; %o burden0ndemic "re!alent in or peculiar to a particular locality, region or people

3sage 0ndemic disease0nsconce %o settle oneself securely or comfortably; %o place or conceal in a secure place

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0nthrall %o spellbound; %o capti!ate; %o ensla!eInthrall %o ensla!e0ntreat (intreat) %o make an earnest re&uest; %o plead in order to persuade0mbellish %o make beautiful; %o decorate0mbe66le %o take money for one/s own use in !iolation of a trust0mbroil %o in!ol!e in argument, contention, or hostile actions; %o throw into confusion or disorder

3sage A!oid any step that may embroil us with "akistan

0mpathy Identifying with another/s situation, feelings and moti!es

E"" - W#n'"0rratic a!ing no fi'ed or regular course; andering; Lacking #onsistency

3sage 0rratic heartbeat; 0rratic beha!iourAberration A de!iation or departure from the normal (especially a moral standard)0rrant traying from the proper course or standards; .o!ing, especially in search of ad!enture3sage 0rrant youngsters

E - W**, Goo'0ulogy A laudatory speech or written tribute; igh praise or commendation

0uphemism %he substitution of an inoffensi!e e'pression for one considered offensi!e0uphony A harmonious succession of words ha!ing a pleasing sound0uphoria A feeling of great happiness or well:being or elation0urythmics %he art of harmonious bodily mo!ement especially through e'pressi!e timed mo!ements in response to impro!ised music0uthanasia ercy killing

E2, E - O!, O! o0 0'it %he act of going away or out; A passage or way our0'acerbate %o make more !iolent, bitter or se!ere0'cerpt A passage or segment taken from a longer work such as a literary or musical composition0'communicate 0'clusion from fellowship in a group or community0'culpate %o free from guilt or blame0'ecrable ateful; 0'tremely inferior; =ery badynonyms $eplorable, miserable, woeful, wretched, abominable,

detestable, odious, damnable3sage An e'ecrable meal0'hume %o bring to light after a period of obscurity0'onerate %o free from blame, responsibility, or taskynonyms 0'culpate0'orbitant 0'ceeding all limits; Not coming within the scope of the law3sage 0'orbitant prices; e'orbitant desires0'orcise %o e'pel>get rid of sth by adjuration; %o free of an e!il spirit0'patriate Li!ing in a foreign land; %o lea!e one/s country to li!e elsewhere0'pedient Appropriate to a purpose3sage e is merciful only when mercy is e'pedient0'piate %o make amends for3sage 0'piate one/s sins by acts of penance0'punge %o strike out; 8bliterate; %o mark for deletion; %o efface

completely0'purgate %o remo!e erroneous, !ulgar, obscene or otherwise objectionable material from a book before publication0'tenuate %o lessen the seriousness of; %o lessen the strength or effect of 0'tort %o obtain from another by coercion or intimidation0'tremity %he outermost of farthest point or portion0'tricate %o release from an entanglement or difficulty0'trinsic 0'ternal; Not forming an essential or inherent part of a thing0'ult %o rejoice greatly0!oke %o bring to mind; %o make recall3sage ongs that e!oke old memories

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0!ict %o reco!er by a legal process0!ictee 8ne who is put out>e'pelled by legal process0!ictor 8ne who e'pels by legal process0!ince %o show or demonstrate clearly3sage e e!inced the distaste of the dish by wrinkling his forehead0licit %o bring out something latent; %o draw out; %o educe0gress %he act of coming or going out0gregious #onspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible (- mistake> - rascal)

F#+, F$+, F+!, F(, F# - M#k, Do+actory A building or group of buildings in which goods are manufactured%hink factory A think tank+acility 0ase in mo!ing, acting, doing, etc*4enefactor 8ne who confers a benefit; 8ne that gi!es aid, especially financial aidalefactor 8ne who commits an offence against the law; A criminal; An e!il doer+iction An imaginati!e creation+icti!e .elating to or able to engage in imaginati!e in!ention; +ictional4eneficent $oing or producing goodAffect %o put on a pretense of; %o produce an effect upon0ffect omething brought about by a cause or agent; A result

0ffects o!able belongings; 5oods#onfect %o put together by combining materials3sage A group of writers who confected a tele!ision series.efectory A dining hall; A long table with hea!y legsagnify %o increase in significance; %o enlarge in fact or in appearance3nify %o make into or become a unit.ectify %o set right; %o correct by remo!ing errors=ilify %o malign; %o make defamatory statements about+easible #apable of being done or carried outtupefy %o dull the senses or faculties; %o astonish

F#*, F#*% - D+$.+alse #ontrary to fact or truthInfallible Incapable of error+allacious %ending to mislead; $ecepti!e

F". - Bo$*+er!ent =ery hot; 0'hibited or marked by great intensity or feeling+er!id arked by great 6eal; 0'tremely hot; burning3sage A fer!id patriot0ffer!escent %o bubble, hiss and foam as gas escapes; %o show li!eliness and e'hilaration

F$' - F#$!/, T"%!#onfident arked by assurance>confidence; =ery bold#onfidant>#onfidante 8ne to whom secrets or pri!ate matters are disclosed$iffidence hyness; %imidity"erfidious +aithless; %reacherous+idelity %he &uality of being faithful

F*, F*2 - F*o

+luent Able to e'press oneself readily and effortlessly+lu' A continued flowInflu' A flowing in, as in an influ' of foreign capital; An influ' of !isitors to the cityAffluent "lentiful, Abundant; 5enerously supplied with money#onfluence A coming or flowing together; 5athering at one point0fflu!ium A usually in!isible emanation or e'halation, as of !apor gas0fflu!ia>0fflu!iumsuperfluous 0'ceeding what is sufficient or necessary

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+orecast %o predict; %o estimate or calculate in ad!ance+oreboding %o ha!e an inward con!iction, as of coming ill or misfortune+orestall %o pre!ent by taking precautionary measures

F"#g, F"#+ - B"#k+ragment A part broken off; %o fall to pieces+racture %he act or process of breaking+ractious Inclined to make trouble; 3nruly; #ranky

.efract %o deflect from a straight path by refraction

F% - Po""rofuse "lentiful; #opiousInfuse %o fill with or to cause to fill with0ffusi!e 3nrestrained or e'cessi!e in emotional e'pression; 5ushy (an - praise)$iffuse %o pour out and cause to spread freely

Gn - B$"!/, C*#%%, K$n5eneration %he a!erage inter!al of time between the birth of parents and the birth of their offspring#ongenital .elated to a &uality by birth or natureomogeneous 8f the same or similar nature or kind; 3niform in structure or composition throughouteterogeneous #onsisting of dissimilar elements or parts; Incongruous

Ingenious arked by in!enti!e skill and imagination0ngender %o bring into e'istence ( 0!ery cloud engenders not a storm)"rogenitor A direct ancestor; A precursor; An originator"rogeny An offspring or a descendent

G"#', G"%% - S!&5raduate %o be granted an academic degree or diploma5radual Ad!ancing or progressing by regular or continuous degrees.etrograde o!ing or tending backward$egrade %o reduce in grade, rank or status; $emote5radation A series of gradual, successi!e stages; A systematic progression5radient A rate of inclination; An ascending or descending part"rogress o!ement, as toward a goal; Ad!ance#ongress A formal assembly of representati!es$igress %o turn aside, esp*, from the main subject in writing or speaking; wer!e%ransgress %o go beyond or o!er; 0'ceed or o!erstep

Ingress .ight or permission to enter; A means or place of entering0gress %he act of coming or going out; 0mergence

G"#&/, G"#) - W"$!$ng4iography An account of a person/s life written, composed or produced by another4ibliography A list of the works of a writer or a publisher0pigraph An inscription, as on a statue or a building5rammar %he study of how words and their component parts combine to form sentences0pigram A short, witty poem e'pressing a single thought or obser!ation; A concise and

often parado'ical statement0pigrammatic A concise, cle!er and often parado'ical statement

G"#! - P*#%$ng5rateful Appreciati!e of benefits recei!ed; %hankful5ratitude %he state of being grateful5ratis ithout charge; ithout compensation; +reely

Ingrate An ungrateful person#ongratulate %o e'press joy or acknowledgement, as for the achie!ement or good fortune of another5ratuitous 5i!en or granted without return or recompense5ratuity A fa!or or gift, usually in the form of money, gi!en in return of ser!ice

G"#., G"$. - H#.(5ra!e .e&uiring serious thought; omentous5ra!ity 5ra!e conse&uence; eriousness or importance; olemnity or dignity of mannerAggra!ate %o make worse or more troublesome

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5rie!e %o cause to be sorrowful; $istressAggrie!e %o distress; %o inflict an injury or injuries on5rie!ous #ausing grief or pain; erious or dire

G"g - C"o', F*o+kegregate %o separate or isolate from others or from a main body or group5regarious eeking and enjoying the company of others; ociable0gregious #onspicuously bad or offensi!e

An egregious lie; flagrant !iolation of human rights; glaring error; gross ineptitude; gross injustice; rank treachery#ongregate %o bring or come together in a group, crowd, or assemblyAggregate #onstituting or amounting to a whole; total

H#1$!, H$1$! - H#., Ho*'abit A recurrent, often unconscious pattern of beha!ior that is ac&uired through fre&uent repetitionInhibit %o hold back; .estrain; %o prohibit; +orbid#ohabit %o li!e together in a se'ual relationship, especially when not legally marriedabitat %he area or en!ironment where an organis

H#& - B( +/#n+appen %o come to pass; %o come into being;apha6ard $ependent upon or characteri6ed by mere chance

apless Luckless; 3nfortunateishap

H*$o, H*$ - Sneliocentric 8f or relating to a reference system based at the center of the uneliotrope A plant that turns toward the sun; $eep reddish purpleAphelion %he point on the orbit of a celestial body that is the farthest from the un"erihelion %he point on the orbit of a celestial body that is the nearest from the un

H!"o - O!/"eterose'ual e'ually oriented to the persons of the opposite se'eterogeneous $eri!ed from another indi!idual or species* A - bone transplanteterodo' Not in agreement with accepted beliefs; olding unorthodo' opinions

Ho* - W/o*olocaust 5reat destruction resulting in the e'tensi!e loss of life, especially by fire

#atholic 8f broad or liberal scope; #omprehensi!e* %he most - document* 8f - rather than national interest; 8f or relating to the .oman #atholic #hurcholistic 0mphasi6ing the importance of the whole and the interdependence of its parts*

Ho)o - S#)omose'ual a!ing se'ual orientation to persons of the same se'; 5ay>Lesbianomogeni6e %o make uniform in consistency* %o - milk is to render uniform in consistency by emulsifying the fat contentomogeneous a!ing a resemblance in structure, due to descent from a common progenitor with subse&uent modificationomonym 8ne of two or more words that ha!e the same sound and often the same spelling with differ in meaning

H('" - W#!"ydrant A water plugydrate A solid compound containing water molecules combined in a definite ratio as an

integral part of the crystal$ehydration %o remo!e water from; ate anhydrous

H(&" - Too )+/, E2+%%yperacti!e ighly or e'cessi!ely acti!eyperbole A figure of speech in which e'aggeration is used for emphasis or effectyper!entilate %o breathe abnormally fast or deeply so as to effect hyper!entilation; %o breathe this way, as from e'citement or an'iety

H(&o - Too *$!!*, Un'"ypodermic 8f or relating to the layer just beneath the epidermis

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ypothermia =ery low body temperatureypochondria A state of imagining symptoms and ailments by a patientypothesis A tentati!e e'planation for an obser!ation, phenomenon or a scientif ic problemypothetical .elated to or of or based on a hypothesis; uppositional; 3ncertain;

#onditional; #ontingent

In, Ig, I*, I), I" - No!Incorrigible Incapable of being corrected* An - criminal

Indefatigable %irelessIndelible Impossible to remo!e or eraseIndubitable 3n&uestionable; %oo apparent to be doubtedInept Not apt to be fitting; Inappropriate; $isplaying a lack of judgment, sense or reasonInert 3nable to mo!e or actIne'orable Not capable of being persuaded by entreaty; .elentless* An - opponentInsatiable Not easy to satisfyInsentient $e!oid of sensation or consciousness; InanimateInsol!ent 3nable to meet debts or discharge liabilitiesInsomnia Inability to sleepInterminable 4eing or seeming to be without an end; 0ndlessIntractable 3nrulyIncessant #ontinuing without interruptionIne'tricable o intricate and entangled as to make escape impossible* An - web of deceit

Infallible Incapable of erring* An - guide>source of informationInfamy 0!il fame or reputationInnumerable A great number ofInoperable %hat cannot be operated onInsipid Lacking fla!or or 6est; Not tastyIntemperate Not temperate or moderate; 0'cessi!e, esp*, in the use of alcoholic be!eragesIntrepid +earlessIn!iolable %hat cannot be !iolatedIgnorant Lacking education or knowledgeIgnominious arked by shame or disgrace; $eser!ing disgrace; $espicableIgnoble Not noble in &uality, characterIllicit Not sanctioned by custom or law; 3nlawfulIllimitable Impossible to limit or circumscribeImmaculate Impeccably clean; potlessImmutable Not subject or susceptible to changeImpasse A road or passage ha!ing no e'it; a #ul:de:sac

Impeccable a!ing no flaws; "erfectImpecunious Lacking moneyImpertinent 0'ceeding the limits of proprietary or good mannersImplacable Impossible to placate or appeaseImpotent Lacking strength>!igorImpregnable Impossible to capture or enter by force; $ifficult or impossible to attackImpro!ident Not pro!iding for the future; %hriftlessImpassioned Arousing the passions of* An - pleaImper!ious Incapable of being penetrated; A material - to water; - to fearIrregular #ontrary to rule, accepted order, or general practiceIn!ade %o enter by force in order to con&uer or pillageInaugurate %o induct into office by a formal ceremonyIncandescent 0mitting !isible light as a result of being heatedIncarcerate %o put into jail; %o confine; %o shut inIncense %o infuriate; %o cause to be e'tremely angryIndenture A contract binding one party into the ser!ice of another for a specified term*

8ften used in pluralInduct %o place ceremoniously or formally in an office or a position; InstallIngratiate %o bring into the fa!or or good graces of another by deliberate attempt* %o - oneself with the administrationIntro!ert %o turn or direct inwardIncarnate In!ested with bodily nature and form* An - spirit.eincarnate %o cause to be reborn in another bodyInception %he beginning of something, such as an undertaking; A commencementIncisi!e "enetrating; #lear; harp* An - mind; An - commentInfer %o conclude from e!idence or premises

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In, I*, I), I" – $n, on, $n!oInfusion A li&uid obtained by infusing, an infused element,

an admi'ture, imbue (anger infused with resentment)Ingress %he act or right of going in or enteringInnate Inborn, naturalIn&uest A judicial in&uiry to ascertain the facts relating to an

incidentInscribe rite or car!e on stone, marble

Insinuate #on!ey indirectly or obli&uely, hintInter $eposit in the earth, a tomb, buryIllustrate "ro!ide with picturesImbue Inspire or permeate with feelings or opinionsImmerse $ip, plunge, cause to be completely under waterImplicate how a person to be concerned or in!ol!edIrrigate upply water to (land) by means of channelsIrritate 0'cite to anger, annoy

In!" – B!n, #)ongIntercede Inter!ene or interpose on behalf of another, pleadIntercept ei6e, #atch or stop a person going from one place to

anotherInterdiction An authoritati!e prohibition, forbid by decreeInterject %o utter words abruptly

Interlocutor 8ne who takes part in a dialogue or con!ersationInterloper 8ne who interferes into others affairs for moneyIntermediary A mediatorIntermittent 8ccurring at inter!alsInterpolate Insert words in a book to gi!e false impression as to its date, etc*Interpose "lace or insert things between othersInterregnum An inter!al when the normal go!t*, is suspendedInterrogate %o ask &uestions thoroughlyIntersect $i!ide a thing by passing or lying across itInter!ene 8ccur in a time between e!ents

In!"#, In!" – W$!/$nIntra!enous In or into a !ein (treptokinase, saline dip)Intramural ituated or done within walls, taking place within a

single institutionIntrinsic Inherent, essential, belonging naturally

I!, I!" – W$!/$n%ransit %he process of going or con!eying o!er a distanceItinerant %ra!eling from a place to place, tra!elling within.eiterate ay or do again repeatedly%ransitory Not permanent, brief

3+!, 3! – T/"o0ject end or dri!e out by forceInterject %o utter words abruptlyAbject iserable, wretched%rajectory o!ing under the action of gi!en forcesettison %o throw o!erboard to lighten a ship, a hot balloon, etc*

3o" – D#(ournal A newspaper or periodical

Adjourn "ut off, postpone, break off to resume laterojourn A temporary state

3' – 3'gudge A public officer appointed to hear and try causes in a

court of justiceudicious ensible, prudent"rejudice A pre:concei!ed opinionAdjudicate Act as a judge in a competition

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3n+!, 3g – 3o$nunction A point at which two or more things are joinedAdjunct A subordinate, an assistantInjunction A authoritati!e warning or order#onjugal 8f marriage, the relation between husband and wifeubjugate %o bring into subjection, subdue, !an&uish

3" – S#", L#

ury A body of 79 persons sworn to render a !erdict on thebasis of the e!idence submitted to them in a court of

justiceAdjure #harge or re&uest earnestly or solemnly#onjure "erform tricks that seem magical"erjure illfully tell an untruth when on oathurisprudence %he science or philosophy of law

L#! – S$'Lateral 8f, at, towards or from the side or sides#ollateral ecurity pledged as a guarantee for repayment of a

loan3nilateral "erformed by or affecting only one person or party4ilateral 8n or with two sides2uadrilateral a!ing four sides

L#., L#, L – W#%/Ablution %he ceremonial washing of the body or of sacred

!essels

Antedilu!ian 8f or time belonging to the period before the 4iblicalflood

Lg, *+, *2 – R#', S&#kLegible #lear enough to understandLecture A discourse gi!ing info about a subject to a classLe'icon A dictionary, the !ocab of a person

L. – L$g/!0le!ate 4ring to a higher positionLe!itate .ise and float in the air

Le!ity Lack of serious thought, fri!olityAlle!iate Lessen or make less se!ere

L$1" – F"Liberty +reedom from capti!ityLiberal 5i!en freelyLibertarian An ad!ocate of libertyLibertine A licentious person, A freethinker on a religion

L$g, L+! – C/oo%, G#!/"0ligible +it or entitled to be chosen, suitable0lect #hooseelect #hoose the best or the most suited

L$g, L$, L( – B$n'Ligament A fibrous connecti!e tissue linking bones together

8blige #onstrain, compel.eligion %he belief in a superhuman controlling poser in a god or godsLiable Legally boundLiaison #ommunication or operation between military forces or unitsLien A right o!er anotherJs property to protect a debt

charged on that propertyAlly A state formally cooperating with another for a special purpose

L#ng, L$ng – TongLingo %he !ocab of a special subjectLanguage %he method of human communication spoken or

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M#n - H#n'anual 8f or done with hands (skills)anuscript A book or document written by hand0mancipate %o set free, release, liberate (the ha!e:nots from

penury)anifest Apparent, e!ident, ob!ious (5od manifests in e!ery

element of the nature)

M#" - S#ubmarine A !essel capable of operating under water, e'isting or

occurring or done under the seaarine +ound in or produced by the sea, of or relating to shipping or na!al matters (species)uba&ueous 0'isting, formed or taking place under water, Lacking in substance or strength, wishy:washy (statements)aritime ituated near the sea (resorts)

M#!", M#!" - Mo!/"atron A married woman, esp*, a sober and dignified oneatron of onor A married woman attending the bride at a weddingaternal otherly, of a mother, on motherJs side (paternal,

fraternal, eternal, internal, e'ternal, natal, fatal, banal, papal, %hermal,

abysmal, dismal)atrilineal 8f or based on the kinship with the mother"atrilineal 8f or based on the kinship with the fatheratricide 1illing oneJs own mother (patricide, fratricide, genocide,

regicide, fungicide, spermicide, suicide, insecticide)

M'$ - M$''*Intermediary An agent between two partiesedie!al 8f or in the style of the iddle Ages (Cth K 7Cth)

Mg# – G"#!egalomania %he delusion that one is great and powerful (manias)egaton A unit of e'plosi!e material e&ual to one million tons of %N% (%rinitrotoluene)egalith A large stone (esp* as a monument)icrolith A minute worked flint

M), Mn – R))1"emory A faculty by which things are recollected or kept in mindemento omething kept or gi!en as a reminder, a tokenemorabilia ou!enirs or memorable e!ents, people, etc* (booty).eminisce %o remember things past (coalesce, con!alesce)

M!", M!", Mn% - M#%"eter A person or a thing that measures%hermometer Instrument to measure temperature"erimeter %he outline of a closed figure ("ericardium)

etronome A de!ice marking time at a selected rate by gi!ing aregular tick

etronomy deri!ed from the name of mother or a female ancestor#ommensurate 8f the same si6e, e'tent, or duration as another*

#orresponding in si6e or degree; proportionate a salary commensurate with my performance. easurable by a

common standard;

M$+"o - S)#**icroscope An instrument for magnifying objects of small si6e by

lens or lensesicro:organism A microscopic organismicrocosm A miniature !ersionicrobe A minute li!ing being

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#ommute %ra!el to and from one/s place

N#!, N#%+ - 1o"nNati!e "erson born in a specified paceNati!ity %he birth of #hrist (%he Nati!ity), the horoscope of a personNatal +rom one/s birthNeonatal A new:born childInnate Inborn, inherent, born in the mind

#ognate .elated to or descended from one common ancestorNascent In the act of being born.enascent .eborn or renewed.enaissance %he re!i!al of art and literatureNatuary A ward in a hospital for women during child birth

N#, N#. - S/$&, S#$*o"Nautical 8f or concerning sailor or na!igationNauseous Affected with nauseaNa!y %he whole body of a state/s ships of war#ircumna!igate ail around (the world)

Ng - No!, Dn(Negati!e In!alidate, make ineffecti!eAbnegate 5i!e, deny oneself, renounce a right or belief

.enege 5o back on one/s own words, change of one/s mind

No - NNeoclassical 8f or relating to a re!i!al of a classical style in artsNeophyte A new con!ert to a religious faithNeologism A new word or e'pressionNeonate A new:born child

N$/$* - Non, No!/$ngAnnihilation %he act of destructionNihilism %he rejection of all religious and moral !alues

No), N() - N#)Nominate "ropose for election, appoint to an officeNomenclature A person/s or community/s system of namesNominal 0'isting in name only, for the name sake

#ognomen A nickname, a surname, a family nameisnomer A name gi!en wronglyIgnominious #ausing or deser!ing dishonorAntonym A word opposite in meaning to another oneynonym A word that means e'actly as another one"seudonym An assumed name by an authoromonym A word of the same spelling as another but of different

meaningAnonymity tate of being unknown.enominate Nominate further for a term of officeInnominate 3nnamed, not ha!ing a name

No2, N$+, N+, No+ - H#")8bno'ious 8ffensi!e, objectionableNo'ious armful"ernicious $estructi!e, ruinous

Internecine utually destructi!eInnocuous armless

No. - NNo!elty NewnessInno!ation New methods or ideasNo!itiate (No!iciate) %he period of being a no!ice

N)" - N)1"Numeral A word or figure or a group of figures denoting a numberNumerous 5reat in number

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Innumerable %oo many to be counted0numerate pecify, mention one by one

O1 – Ag#$n%!8bstruct 4lock up8bdurate tubborn8bfuscate 8bscure, confuse, beda66le8bno'ious 8ffensi!e, objectionable

8bse&uious er!ilely obedient or attenti!e8bstinate tubborn, intractable8bstreperous %urbulent, unruly8btrusi!e 3npleasantly noticeable

O)n$ – A**8mnipresent "resent e!erywhere8mnipotent #apable of doing e!erything8mniscient All:knowing8mni!orous All:eating

On" – 1"'n

8nerous 4urdensome8nus 4urden0'onerate +ree from blame, unburden from blame

O&" – Wo"k

8perate anage, work, control#ooperate ork or act togetherInoperable %hat cannot be easily operated on

P#+ – P#+"acify %o appease a person or anger"acifist A belie!er that war and !iolence are unjustified"acific #haracteri6ed by or tending to peace

P#*& – F*"alpable %hat can be touched or felt, tangible"alpitation %hrobbing, trembling

P#n – A**"anorama An unbroken !iew of a surrounding region"anacea A uni!ersal remedy"anegyric A laudatory discourse"andemic "re!alent (of a whole nation)"anoply A complete or splendid array

P#!", P#!" – F#!/""aternal 8f or like or appropriate to a father"aternity +atherhood"atriot 8ne who is de!oted to support or defend his or her country#ompatriot A fellow countryman0'patriate Li!ing abroad for a long time"atrimony "roperty inherited from oneJs own father or ancestor"atricide 1illing oneJs own father"atrician An aristocratic

P#!/ – P#%%, F*, S00"ympathy %he state of being affected with a feeling similar to that of anotherAntipathy A strong, deep:rooted a!ersion or dislike0mpathy %he power of identifying oneself mentally with a person, an

object or a contemplationApathy Lack of interest of feeling"athos 2uality in speech or writing, etc*, that e'cites sadnessImpassioned $eeply felt

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P/$* - Lo."hilanderer 8ne who is into many lo!e affairs with a fri!olous or casual

attitude"hilanthropy Lo!e of mankind4ibliophile A book:lo!er"hilology %he study of language especially in a philosophical manner and as a science; Literary study>#lassical scholarship

Necrophile 8ne who has morbid attraction to dead bodies

P/o1 - F#""hobia A persistent, irrational fear, a determined a!ersion"hobe 8ne who suffers from a phobia

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P/on - Son'0uphony A succession of pleasing sound

"honetics A branch of linguistics that deals with the sounds of speechand their production, combination, description, etc*

"honics A method of teaching elementary reading and spelling based

on the phonetic interpretation of ordinary spelling

P*#+ – C#*), P*#%"lacate %o soothe or mollifyImplacable Incapable of being appeased or mitigated"lacid 3ndisturbed; #alm; 2uiet#omplacent elf:satisfied

Pon, Po% – P!, P*#+"ostpone %o delay until a future time; %o put off "roponent 8ne who argues in fa!or of something0'ponent 8ne that e'pounds or interprets"reposition %hat shows the relation of BBsame sentence"osit %o fi'; %o assume or affirm the e'istence of; %o propose as an e'planationInterpose %o place between (into a con!ersation)

u'tapose %o place side by side, esp*, for comparison or contrast$epose %o remo!e from a higher position; %o bear witness

Po"! - C#""("ortable #arried or mo!ed with ease$eportment %he manner in which one conducts oneself .apport A relationship that built on mutual trust or emotional affinity

Po! - D"$nk"otion A medicinal>poisonous>magical li&uid mi'ture"otable uitable for drinking; An alcoholic be!erage suitable for drinking

Po! - Po""otential a!ing capability; #apable of being but not yet in e'istence

(potential enemy; potential threat)

"otent "owerful; a!ing powerImpotent Lacking in power, strength or !igor; Incapable of self:restraint

(8bs*)"otentate 8ne who wields great power8mnipotence All:powerful; a!ing unlimited power

P" - B0o""recede %o be, go or come before; %o surpass in rank"recipitate %o hurl downward; %o cause to happen suddenly and prematurely"reclude %o make impossible by action taken in ad!ance

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"recocious anifesting early de!elopment or maturity in mental aptitude"recursor 8ne that precedes and indicates the approach of another"redilection A partiality; A disposition in fa!or of something"redisposition %o dispose in ad!ance"reponderance uperiority in weight, importance, influence, etc*"repossessing %o preoccupy the mind with something"resage An intuition of what is going to happen in future"rescient .elating to the knowledge of e!ents, etc*, much before they

take place"rejudice "re:concei!ed judgment or opinion"redict %o tell about sth*, in ad!ance, especially one the basis of some special knowledge"remonition A warning in ad!ance

P"$), P"$ - F$"%!"rime +irst in e'cellence, &uality or !alue"rimary +irst in order of time or de!elopment"rimal 4eing first in time; 8riginal"rime!al .elating to the earlier ages"rimordial 4eing or happening first in the se&uence of time; "rimary or

fundamental

"ristine 4elonging to the earliest period or state; Not polluted,

corrupted, spoiled; #lean

P"o – A/#', Fo"!/"rocli!ity A strong inclination toward sth*, objectionable"rocrastinate %o put off doing sth*, esp*, of habitual la6iness#rastinate +rom tomorrow"rofane arked by contempt or irre!erence for what is sacred;

Non:religious in nature (profane music); =ulgar+ane A temple dedicated to a deity; A weathercock"rofuse pouring forth liberally; e'hibiting great abundance"rogenitor A direct ancestor; An originator>founder (of music, etc*)"rogeny A body of followers, disciples or successors"rognosis A prediction of the probable course and outcome of a disease"rologue %he preface or introduction to a literary work"rologemnon A prologue"ropel %o dri!e forward or onward by means of a force that imparts

motion"roscribe %o publish the name of a person outlawed; %o denounce or condemn; %o banish or outlaw a person;"ro!oke %o arouse to a feeling or action

P"o!o – F$"%!"rototype 8riginal form ser!ing as a model"rotagonist %he main character in a drama"rotocol +orms of eti&uette obser!ed by diplomats ("roto 1olla, means : 5lue as in #ollage, #olon, #ollusion, #ollision, Accolade, etc*)"rotean .eadily taking on !aries shapes, forms or menings (his - talent)

P"o2, P"o& – N#"Appro'imate Almost e'act or correct"ropin&uity imilarity in nature

"ro'imity Nature

P%'o – F#*%"seudoscientific 8f a theory without any scientific foundation"seudonym A fictitious name; A pen name"seudodo' A false opinion"seudogyny %he use of a feminine name by a male author"seudomania A mania for making false statements"seudologist A liar"seudographi6e %o write or print incorrectly"seudosmia A false sense of smell

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"seudopsia +alse !ision; 8ptical illusion"seudoesthesia $efecti!e, imaginary sense of feeling"seudepigrapha ritings falsely or incorrectly attributed to 4iblical characters"seudocyesis "hysical symptoms of pregnancy but with no true conception

P(" – F$"

"yre A heap of combustibles for burning a corpse"yrotechnics %he art of manufacturing or setting off fireworks ("yrotechny); A firewords display"yromania %he irresistible urge to start fires; An insane disposition to incendiarism

6#', 6#", 6#! – Fo"2uadruped A four:footed animal2uarantine A condition f enforced isolation; A period of G days; %o isolate politically or economically2uaternary #onsisting of four; In fours

6%, 6", 6$%, 6$" – 6%!$onIn&uest aking a judicial en&uiry into2uerulous 5i!en to complaining; "ee!ish

In&uisiti!e Inclined to in!estigate; 0ager for knowledgeIn&uiry (0n&uiry) A &uestion; A &uery; A close e'amination of a matter in a search for information or truth2uisling A traitor who ser!es as the puppet of the enemy occupying

his or her country

6$ – 6$!$is&uiet %o depri!e of peace or rest; %o troubleAc&uiesce %o consent or comply passi!ely or without protest2uiescent 4eing &uiet; At rest; Inacti!e.e&uiem A mass for a deceased person; A hymn, composition, or ser!ice for the dead

6$n!, 6$n – F$.2uintuple #onsisting of fi!e parts or members; +i!e times as much in si6e, strength, number, or amount

2uintessence %he pure, highly concentrated essence of a thing

R#'$, R#)$ – B"#n+/.adiate %o send out rays or wa!es.adiant 0mitting heat at light0radicate %o tear up by the roots.amification A de!elopment or conse&uence growing out of and sometimes complicating a problem, plan or statement

R+!, Rg – S!"#$g/!, R*.ectify %o make or set right.ecto A right hand page.ectory %he house where clergyman li!es.ectilinear +ormed by straight lines.egent 8ne acting as a ruler or go!ernor.egicide $eliberate killing of the king

R!"o – B#+k#"'.etrospecti!e Looking back on, contemplating, or directed to the past.etroacti!e Influencing or applying to a period prior to enactment (a - pay increase).etrograde o!ing or tending backward; 8pposite to the usual order

R$', R$% – L#g/$eride %o speak of or treat with contemptuous mirth$erision ocking laughter.idibund %ending to laughter

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.iant Laughing

.isible $isposed to laugh

.isibility ense of humor Rog – A%k, Bg$erogatory aking a thing appear less importantAbrogate %o abolish by authorityArrogate %o take or claim for oneself without right

.ogation "etition; "rayer"rorogate %o delay or to postponeurrogate A substitute

R' – Rog/, C"'0rudite Learned.udimentary .elating to the basic facts or principles; 0lementary

R&! – B"#k$isrupt %o throw into confusion or disorder; %o interrupt or impede the progress ofInterrupt %o break the continuity or uniformity by breaking in on.upture A break in friendly relations

S#+", S#n+! – Ho*(acrilege %heft of something; isuse#onsecrate %o declare or set apart as sacred; (%o - a church)anctify %o set apart for sacred use; %o make holy; "urifyanction An authoritati!e permission or appro!al that makes a course of action !alidacrosanct .egarded as sacred and in!iolable

S+"$1, S+"$&!, S+"$. – W"$!cribe A writer or a journalistcribable #an be written uponcribacious +ond of or addicted to writingcribblemania A mania of making meaningless marks on paperAscribe %o refer to; attribute (to - success to hard work)cri!ener A public writer; A scribe

S – A"!, A#(egregate %o cut off from the general massecede %o withdrawedition #onduct leading to treasoneclude %o set apart; asideecrete %o store away (- the stolen goods)e&uester %o retire from the societyecern %o discriminateecession tate of withdrawal from go!ernment

S+, S+!, Sg – C!$issect %o cut apart or separate; %o e'amine; %o analy6eegment Any of the parts into which something can be di!idedecant A straight line intersecting a cur!e at two or more points

S', S$' – S$!

edate %o administer a sedati!e toedentary #haracteri6ed or re&uiring much sitting (a - job)upersede %o take the place of; %o replaceAssiduous #onstant in application or attention; 3nceasingInsidious Intended to entrap; %reacherous S) – S', Soeminal "ro!iding a basis for further de!elopment$isseminate %o scatter widely; %o spread abroad; %o promulgate

Sn – O*'

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enile .elating to the characteristics of old ageenescent 5rowing old; Aging

Sn!, Sn% – F*, T/$nkAssent %o agree to a proposalentient #onscious; 0'periencing sensation or feeling#onsensus An opinion or position reached by a group as a wholeensual .elating to the physical, esp*, se'ual appetite; orldly

ensuous .elating to or deri!ed from the senses

S4, S+ – Fo**oe&uel A continuation8bse&uious er!ilely obedient8bse&uy A funeral rite or ceremonyNon se&uitur A statement that does not follow logically from what preceded it

S$gn – M#"k, S$gnAssignation %he act of allotment; An appointment for a meeting between lo!ers; A trystignatory 8ne who signs with another in a joint agreementignet A sign or seal e'pressing authorityInsignia $istinguishing marks (- of authority)

S$), S) – S$)$*#", S#)emblance A copy; A .epresentation$issemble %o disguise or conceal behind a false appearance=erisimilitude %he &uality of appearing to be true or real but notimilati!e Indicating a likenessimilitude .esemblanceimili6e %o compare; %o copyimultaneous appening at the same time

S$n – C".ine cur!e %he graph of the e&uation y = sin x inuous #haracteri6ed by many cur!es or turns (A - stream); Not direct; $e!ious

So* - Sn

"arasol A large and colorful umbrella seen at beaches and restaurantsolarium A glass room where people go to get a suntanolstice A time when the un reaches his highest or lowest point in the sky at

midday

So* - A*onolo "erformed by a single personolitude %he state of being alone (cf*, with /Loneliness/olipsist A philosopher for whom only the word that is percei!ed by him e'istsolitaire A game for one; a solitaire ring (with a single jewel in it)olicitude An'ious care for somebody/s health, comfort or happiness

So)n - S*&Insomnia %he condition of being unable to sleepomnolent leep:inducing; =ery dullomnambulist "erson walking in sleep; A noctambulist

omnilo&uist A person who talks in sleep

Son - Son'onic #onnected with sound or speed of sound#onsonance A combination of musical sounds that sound pleasing; Agreement$issonance A combination of musical sounds that sound harsh together; Lack of AgreementAssonance %he effect created by the use of !owels or consonants successi!elyonorous a!ing a pleasant full deep sound.esonate %o make a deep, clear sound that continues for longer time

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So&/ - W$%'o)"hilosopher A lo!er of wisdomophistry $ecepti!e reasoningophism An argument with a hidden and decepti!e reasoningophisticated orldly:wise; Artificialophomoric Like a sophomore; Immatureophic Intellectual; +ull of wisdom

ophiology %he science of human ideas

S&+, S&$+ - S, Look#ircumspect.etrospecti!e %hinking about something happened in the past (retroacti!e)"erspecti!e A particular attitude towards something"erspicacious a!ing &uick mental insightpecious $ecepti!ely attracti!epecter A disembodied spirit; A ghostpectral 5hostlikepectrogram A photographic representation of a spectrumpectrum a!elengths of color; An afterimagepectrophobia +ear of ghostsAspect A particular part of a situation, an idea or a problem, etc*

S&" - Ho&$espair %o stop ha!ing hopes; +eeling of ha!ing lost hope$esperate +eeling or showing that one has little hope and is ready to anything

S&"%, S" - S+#!!"$isperse %o mo!e apart and mo!e away in different directionsparse "resent in small amount and spread o!er a large areaAspersion #ritical or unpleasant remark or judgement$isparate ade up of parts or people of !ery different from each other

S&$" - B"#!/.espire %o breatheInspire %o gi!e courage, confidence, etc*Aspire %o ha!e a strong desire to achie!e something%ranspire %o happen

#onspire %o scheme against

S!"$+!, S!"$ng - B$n'tricture A se!ere criticism of one/s beha!ior#onstrict %o become tighter or narrowertringent =ery strict that must be obeyedAstringent Able to make the skin feel less oily; Able to stop bleeding

S!"+!, S!" - B$*'#onstrue %o interpret8bstruct %o hinder; %o pre!ent

S1 - Un'"ubliminal Affecting the mind e!en when the indi!idual is not aware of itubpoena A writ threatening of punishment unless one appears in courtubterranean 3nderground (A - passage)

ub!ert %o destroy secretly the authority of a political, religious, etc*, entityubaltern Inferior in rankubcutaneous 3nder the skinubflu!ial "laced under a ri!er (A - tunnel)ubterfuge $eception

S)) - H$g/%!ummit %he highest point of something; A meeting of the highest importanceummary #ru'; A short statement of the most important things or contents#onsummate 0'tremely skilled; "erfect; %o make something complete

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S&", S" - A1o.upercilious "roudupersede %o succeed something outdateduperannuated %oo old to useuperfluous ore than necessaryInsurmountable %hat cannot be o!ercomeurfeit %o o!er:indulge; %o sicken with ha!ing too much

uperable #on&uerableuperlunary In a position abo!e the moonupralateral "laced high up on the sideupraliminal Lying abo!e the threshold of consciousnessur!igrous =ery acti!e; 0nterprising S"g, S""+! - R$%urge %o rise.esurgent 4ecoming more strong or more popularInsurgent A person fighting against his own go!ernment and armed forcesInsurrection A situation where large number of people try to take political control of their country

S(n, S() - Tog!/"yllable 8ne or more letters which together form a sound

yncopation A temporary displacement of the regular accentymposium A meeting of e'perts on some subjectymbiosis A harmonious relationship among !arious indi!iduals of different natureyllogism A formal argument with a minor and major premise and conclusionyndactyl a!ing webbed feet (Like a duck)yndrome igns and symptoms coming together at the same time

T#+$!, T$+ - S$*n!%acit omething that is understood%aciturn %ending not to say !ery much.eticent 3nwilling to talk

T#+!, T#g, T#ng - To+/%actile "ertaining to the sense of touch#ontagious #atching

%angential %ouching at one point; #lear%angible #apable of being touched or percei!ed#ontiguous %ouching (- states)%angent A straight line which touches a circle at a single point#ontingent "ossible but not certain; $epending on something else#ontingency 3ncertain possibility#ontagion %ransmission of disease

Tn, T$n, T#$n - Ho*', T$%!$etention %he state of being kept in a place%enacious %hat does not easily gi!e up; $etermined"ertinacious tubborn.etinue 5roup of people tra!elling with an important person.etain %o hold secure3ntenanted Not ha!ing tenants%enable Able to be defended (A - argument)

%enacity %he &uality of holding together (- of purpose)#ontent hat is held together#ontented 0asy in mindIntent 0ngrossed on something specific.etenti!e %ending to hold (A - memory)

Tn', Tn%, Tn! - S!"!+/$istend %o stretch out8stensible eeming or stated to be true but not#ontentious Likely to cause disagreement between peopleIntendance #ontrol; anagement

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Intendment %he true meaning (the - of the law)$Mtente .ela'ation of strained relations

T") - En'%erminus %he last station%erminate %o put an end toInterminable %hat cannot be terminated

T"" - E#"!/, L#n'%errain .egion; An area of land%errine An eatable of meat%errestrial Li!ing on the land or ground0'traterrestrial .elated to or from another planetubterranean 3nder the ground ( A - tunnel

T%! - W$!n%%%estify %o bear witnessAttest %o certify; %o affirm%estimony A solemn declaration%estimonial 0!idence$etest %o loathe; %o abhor%estator 8ne who be&ueaths his property by a will%estatri' A female testator

%estamentary .elating to a willIntestate Not lea!ing a will ($ying -)"rotest %o bear witness against%estamur A certificate attesting to proficiency

T/ - Go'%heology %he study of the elements of religionApotheosis %o declare a person to be the 5od; %he highest achie!ement one can attain%heocracy 5o!ernment by priests%hearchy 5o!ernment under 5od%heodicy A defense of 5od/s justice%heody A hymn in praise of 5od%heogamy %he marriage of gods%heolatry orship of 5od%heomania A condition in which a patient imagines himself>herself to be

the 5od

T/") - H#!%hermal 8f, relating to, using, producing, or caused by heat; A rising current of warm airypothermia Abnormally low body temperature%hermanesthesia Inability to recogni6e sensations of heat and cold%hermatology %he science of heat, esp*, the use of hot baths or springs%hermophile An organism thri!ing in high heat%hermota'is .egulation of bodily temperature; o!ement of certain organisms toward or away from heat0'othermic .eleasing heatyperthermia An unusually high fe!erypothermy Abnormally low body temperature

T$) - F#", F"$g/!n'%imid Lacking self:confidence; hy; +earful or hesitant#owardly, pusillanimous, faint:hearted

Intimidate %o coerce by threats; %o fill with fear4rowbeat; 4ulldo6e; 4ully; 4ludgeon; #ow

%imorous +ull of apprehensi!eness; %imid; trepid

To& - P*#+%opography $etailed, precise description of a place or region; A description or analysis of a structured entity3topia An ideally perfect place in its social, political and moral aspects

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(%homas ore)$ystopia An imaginary place where life is !ery insecure and miserableion (ion) A place or religious community regarded as sacredly de!oted to 5od; An ideali6ed, harmonious communitycion A descendent; An heir or heiress

To"& - S!$00, N)1%orpedo %o destroy decisi!ely; %o wreck; A projectile launched from a

submarine, aircraft or ship (%he torpedo efforts at the social reformation)%orpid $epri!ed of the power of motion; $ormant; Lethargic%orpor A state of mental or physical inacti!ity or insensibility

To"! - T$%!$istort %o twist out of a proper or natural relation of parts; misshape;

%o gi!e a false or misleading account of;%wist; $eform; #ontort; arp

0'tort %o obtain from another from coercion or intimidation%orsion %he act of twisting or turning%ortuous a!ing repeated turns or bends (a - road); #ircuitous; ighly in!ol!ed (- legal procedures)

To2 - Po$%on

%o'ic 8f, relating to, or caused by a to'in or other poison; #apable of causing injury or death, especially by chemical means%o'in A poisonous substance capable of causing a disease when introduced into the body tissues and also capable of inducing neutrali6ing antibodies or antito'insInto'ication %o stupefy or e'cite by the action of a chemical substance such as alcohol

T"#+! - D"#Intractable #annot be handled; Infle'ible"rotract %o draw further; %o - a case%ractable #an be handled%raction %he act of pullingAbstract %o draw away (from practicality)#ontract %o draw together$etract %o draw away from; (%o - a person from good name)

$istract %o draw away from; (%o - the mind)"rotracti!e #ausing delay; (- tactics in courst)ubtrahend %he number to be drawn away from another T"#n% - A+"o%%, O.", T/"og/, B(on'%ransgress %o act in !iolation (the law, for e'ample)%ransient "assing with time; 0'isting for a brief period of time (- laborers)%ransitory 0'isting or lasting only a short time; hort:li!ed or temporary%ranslucent #lear; "ellucid%ransmutation %ransformation of one element into another%raduce %o disgrace%ranscend %o cross to a higher le!el

T"), T"& - S/#k%remor A !ibrating mo!ement; An in!oluntary trembling as from

ner!ous agitation or weakness%remulous arked by trembling; %imid or fearful%repidation A state of alarm or dread; ApprehensionIntrepid .esolutely courageous; +earless

T"1 - S/#k%urbulent =iolently agitated or disturbed; a!ing a chaotic or restless character or tendency"erturbation 5radual disturbance

U)1" - S/#'o

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3mbrella #o!ering or applying simultaneously items or elements or groups (3mbrella word K yponym)3mbrage hadow; hade; th*, that affords shade; 8ffense; .esentmentAdumbrate %o gi!e a sketchy outline of; %o disclose partially or guardedly

Un$, Un - On3nanimous a!ing one opinion held by all3nimanual $one with one hand

3niface A design which appears only on one side3nifoliate 4earing just one leaf 3niparous "roducing one child or egg at a time3nitarianism A belief in one god

U"1 - C$!(3rban 8f, relating to, or located in a cityuburban 8f, relating to, or characteristic of a suburb3rbane .efined and elegant in manner!elte .efined and elegant in manner; lim in appearance

V#+ - E)&!(

0!acuate %o make empty=acuous 0mpty of thought or acti!ity; Inane=acationist 8ne who is on !acation

0!acuee 8ne who has been withdrawn from a bombing 6one=acantly 0mptily; Idly; Inanely; (#f* "erfunctorily)

V#*, V#$*, V#*, V#*$, V#* - V#*, S!"ng!/=alor #ourage and boldness, as in a battle; trength of mind in regard to dangerAmbi!alent #haracteri6ed by a mi'ture of opposite feelings or attitudes (he felt ambi!alent about his proposal)#on!alescence 5radual return to health and strength after illness; %he period needed for returning to health after illness#ounter!ail %o act against with e&ual force; #ounteract; %o compensate for; 8ffset=aletude tate of health; trength=aletudinarian A sickly person constantly worried about his healthypochondriac 8ne who is suffering from some imaginary symptoms of a certain disease

=alediction A farewellAd !alorem According to market !alue (Latin)

Vn, Vn! - Co)#on!ene %o assemble formally for an official or public purpose#ontra!ene %o oppose in argument; %o !iolate (- an order> - a proposal)#on!ention A meeting con!ened#ircum!ent %o surround; 0nclose; 0ntrap; %o bypassAd!ent %he coming or arri!al of sth*, e'tremely important; %he coming of esus at the IncarnationAd!entitious Not inherent but added e'trinsicallyAd!ene %o come to; %o reach to V" - T"=erity %he &uality or condition of being true, factual, or real=erisimilitude %he &uality of appearing to be true or real

=eracious onest, %ruthful; Accurate; "reciseA!er %o affirm positi!ely; $eclareA!ert %o turn away; %o ward off =erdict %he finding of a jury in a trial; An e'pressed conclusion

V"1 - Wo"'=erbal 8f, relating to, or associated with words=erbose ordiness=erbiage An e'cess of words for the purpose; ordiness; %he manner in which something is e'pressed in words=erbatim 3sing e'actly the same words; #orresponding word for word

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=erboten +orbidden; "rohibited

V"!, V"% - T"n"er!ert %o cause to turn away from what is right and good; %o misconstrue.e!ert %o return to a former condition, practice, subject, etc*Incontro!ertible Impossible to dispute; 3n&uestionableub!ert %o destroy completely; %o ruin; %o undermine the character,

morals=ersatile ultifaceted=ersation A turning; A twisting=ersati!e Adaptable; =ersatile=ersus Against=orte' A whirlpool8b!erse +acing the opponent; 8ne of the sides of a coin#on!erse .e!ersed=ertigo $i66iness=ertiginous Affected with !ertigo

V$+!, V$n+ - Con4"

#on!iction %he judgement of a jury or a judge that a person is guilty of a crime charged0!ict %o put out by legal force ( - a tenant)

0!ince %o show or demonstrate clearlyIn!incible Incapable of being o!ercome or defeated; 3ncon&uerable; 3n!an&uishableIn!ictus 3ncon&uered; 3ndefeated

V$', V$% - S0!ident 0asily seen or understood; 8b!ious=ision %he faculty of sight; 0yesight; 3nusual competence in perception; Intelligent foresight=isage %he face or facial e'pression of a person; #ountenanceuper!ise %o ha!e the charge and direction of=is:O:!is +ace to face=ista A !iew from a distance"ro!ision hich is pro!ided beforehand0n!ision %o see in one/s mind

V$* - B#%, M#n=ile Loathsome; $isgusting (- language)=ilify %o make !icious and defamatory statements about; align.e!ile %o assail with abusi!e language; =ituperate

V$., V$.$, V$!# - L$0=i!id 4right; 4rilliant; "resent in clear and striking manner=ital Important for sustenance#on!i!ial +ond of feasting, drinking and good company; ociable=i!acious =ery li!ely; +ull of animation and spirit=itaglass A glass which allows ultra!iolet rays through it=i!ace In a brisk, li!ely and spirited manner=i!arium A glass bo' or room where plants and animals are kept ali!e indoors=i!isepulture %he practice of burying people ali!e

Vo+, Vok, Vo - C#**, Wo"'=ocal 8f or relating to the !oice0&ui!ocate %o speak a!oiding making e'plicit statement=ociferous 8ffensi!ely loud; 4oisterous; trident; #lamorous0!oke %o summon or to call forth (actions that -d mistrust); %o call out from the pastIn!oke %o call on for support, assistance, etc*A!ow %o acknowledge openly and unashamedly (to - guilt)=ocable A human sound=ocabulist A maker of !ocabularies; A le'icographerotto !oce In an undertone; Aside

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Vo* - W$%/=oluntary $one or undertaken of oneJs own free will=olition %he act of making a conscious choice

Vo*., Vo*! - T"n, Ro**0!ol!e %o de!elop or achie!e gradually; %o work out or de!ise

(schemes)#on!oluted Intricate; #omplicated; a!ing numerous o!erlapping

Vo" - E#!$e!our %o eat up greedily=oracious arked by insatiable appetite for an acti!ity or pursuit; 5reedy a!our

%he property of sth*, which affects the sense of taste

APPEARANCE

$rab $ull, uninteresting, of a dull brownish colour,monotony

$ribs and drabs %o do a work in bits$ingy 5rimy, dirty:looking$ismal $oleful, causing or showing gloom

$reary #heerless, 6estless (just, jest, 6est)$oleful orrowfulLackluster Lacking lusteromber Leaden=apid piritless, insipid$ishe!eled $isarranged, tousled3nkempt 3ngroomed, unpolished, not refinedlo!enly %o hang loosely, careless in appearance, dress,

manners0maciated %o make or to cause to become abnormally lean,

%o cause to lose weight by star!ation, etc*(0mancipate K %o cause to release from bondage)

Atrophied asting away in a li!ing body of si6e and strengthAttenuate

all roots - one

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