Words Power SET-2A 25 Words

Words Power SET-2A 25 Words

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Affluent

AffluentRichwealthywell offprosperous born with a silver spoon in your mouthPoor(A)Having a great deal of money; wealthy:"the affluent societies of the western world"

Limp

2. Limp

HOBBLESHUFFLEWALK LAMELYSHAMBLEFLOPPYBENDYFLACCIDFIRM(ANT)Walk with difficulty, typically because of a damaged or stiff leg or foot.

"he limped heavily as he moved"

Infrequent

3. Infrequent RARE OCCASIONAL UNCOMMON UNUSUAL

Not occurring often; rare"her visits were so infrequent"

Massacre

4. Massacre Slaughter Carnage ButcheryBloodshedAn indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of people"the attack was described as a cold-blooded massacre".

Belittle

5. Belittle DEMEANDECRYDERIDEPUT DOWNPRAISE(ANT)Make (someone or something) seem unimportant

"she felt belittled"

Revise

6. Revise AMENDMODIFYADJUSTALTERCHANGECORRECTIMPROVEREWORK

alter (something) in the light of further evidence"he had cause to revise his opinion a moment after expressing it"

Distinguish

Distinguish

DifferentiateDiscriminateMake A DistinctionDecideMake OutRecognize or treat (someone or something) as different"the child is perfectly capable of distinguishing reality from fantasy"7.

ACCUSE

8. ACCUSE blamelay blame onchargeindictpoint the finger atCharge (someone) with an offense or crime"he was accused of murdering his wife's lover"

RECOVER

9. RECOVER Get WellGet BetterMake ProgressPick UpConvalesceImproveDeteriorate(ant)Return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength"Neil is still recovering from shock"; "the economy has begun to recover"

ADMONISH

10. ADMONISH Warn AboutGive A WarningReprimandRebuke Tell OffWarn or reprimand someone firmly"she admonished me for appearing at breakfast unshaven"reprimand

GRATIFY

11. GRATIFY pleaseSatisfyfulfillobligedelightGive (someone) pleasure or satisfaction

"I was gratified to see the coverage in May's issue

PENCHANT

12. PENCHANT INCLINATIONTENDENCY LEANING LIKINGPROPENSITY

A strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do somethingNeurotics have a penchant for negative words;

BARTER

13. BARTER

EXCHANGETRADESWAPBARGAINHAGGLEExchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money"he often bartered a meal for drawings"

UNCONSCIONABLEunconscionable

14. UNCONSCIONABLEUNREASONABLE INORDINATE EXCESSIVE

Not right or reasonable

"Unconscionable" as realized in documentary "the unconscionable conduct of his son".

TERMINATE

15. TERMINATE FINISH END CONCLUDE COMPLETE CLOSE STOP CEASE

Bring to an endHow to Terminate an Employee?

DANK

16. DANK DAMP MOISTWET HUMID SOGGY DEWYDisagreeably damp, musty, and typically coldvegetables tended to go bad quickly in the dank cellar

BOUNTY

17. BOUNTY GENEROSITY GIFT PRESENTLIBERALITYGenerosity; liberalityUS offers $10 million bounty for Mumbai terror 'mastermind'

DIVVY

18. DIVVY DIVIDE SHARE SPLIT DISTRIBUTEDivide up and share:You decide how to divvy it up.

OBJECT

19. OBJECT PROTEST DEMURREMONSTRATEOPPOSEDEPRECATEA material thing that can be seen and touched

Range

20. Range

LINE SCOPEVary or extend between specified limits

Haggle

21. Haggle BARGAIN

Dispute or bargain persistently, esp. over the cost of something"the two sides are haggling over television rights"

Abstruse

22. Abstruse OBSCURE RECONDITE DEEP PROFOUND

Difficult to understand; obscure"an abstruse philosophical inquiry"

yob

23. yob

yobboA rude, noisy, and aggressive young man

Apogee

24. Apogee ZENITH CLIMAX HEIGHT PINNACLE ACME CULMINATION

The highest point in the development of something; the climax or culmination of something

"The golden age of American sail, which began with the fast clipper ships in 1848, reached its apogee in the Gold Rush years"

Morose

25. Morose SULLEN GLOOMY SURLY SULKY GLUM SOMBRE SOMBERSullen and ill-tempered.He became morose and withdrawn and would not talk to anyone

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