Vocabulary-36

1.ABSTRACT=भावात्मक
Meaning:existing purely in mind
Synonyms: complex, unreal
Antonyms: real, simple
Example:Julie had trouble understanding the appeal of the abstract painting.

2.ABYSMAL=बेहद खराब
Meaning:extremely bad
Synonyms: bad, awful
Antonyms: good
Example:I got an abysmal grade on my research paper!

3.BREVITY=संक्षिप्तता
Meaning:the quality of being breif or terse
Synonyms: short, breif
Antonyms: large, long
Example:The brevity of their time together made it all the more romantic.

4.CONCEIVE=विचार करना
Meaning:to come up with
Synonyms: accept, assume
Antonyms: neglect, avoid
Example:The plan to build the city was originally conceived in the early 1900s.

5.CULMINATION=पराकाष्ठा
Meaning:the final act
Synonyms: climax, end
Antonyms: start
Example:The culmination of the performance was unforgettable.

6. DILEMMA=संकट की स्थिति
Meaning: a problem or doubt
Synonyms: doubt, unsure
Antonyms: sure, definite
Example:The main dilemma is whether to pay for a commercial or not.

7. DILIGENCE=परिश्रम
Meaning:the quality of being commited to a task
Synonyms: dedicated, commited
Antonyms: inactivity, lethargy
Example:Diligence and confidence will get you far in life.

8. ECCENTRIC=उत्केन्द्र
Meaning:deviating from the norm
Synonyms: bizarre, curious
Antonyms: common, familiar
Example:She’s a little eccentric but still fun to be around.

9. EMPHATIC=प्रभावी
Meaning:very expressive
Synonyms: active, explicit
Antonyms: inactive, implicit
Example:Her emphatic smile told me she was excited to ride the roller coaster.

10. HOSTILE=शत्रुतापूर्ण
Meaning: harmful or dangerous
Synonyms: dangerous, violent
Antonyms: safe,  friendly
Example:The voices around the corner sounded angry, hostile even.

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✅611). Provocative (Adjective)
👉Definition: causing anger or another strong reaction, 
especially deliberately
👉Synonyms: 
annoying, irritating, exasperating, infuriating, provoking, maddening
👉Usage: a provocative article

✅612). Bipartisanship (Noun)
👉Definition: agreement or cooperation between two 
political parties that usually oppose each other's 
policies
👉Synonyms: Partnership 
Usage: a renewed spirit of political bipartisanship

✅613)Carnage (Noun)
👉Definition: the killing of a large number of people
👉Synonyms: slaughter, massacre, mass murder, mass 
destruction, butchery
👉Usage: the bombing was timed to cause as much 
carnage as possible

✅614). Adherence (Noun)
👉Definition: attachment or commitment to a person, 
cause, or belief
👉Synonyms: attachment, sticky, sticking, adhering, 
clinging, tacky
👉Usage: a strict adherence to etiquette

✅615). Hawks (Noun)
👉Definition: a person who advocates an aggressive or 
warlike policy, especially in foreign affairs
👉Synonyms: advocate.
👉Usage: severe limits were put on the peace plan by 
party hawks

✅616). Prudence (Noun)
👉Definition: the quality of being prudent; cautiousness
Synonyms: wisdom, judgement, good judgement, judiciousness, sagacity
👉Usage: we need to exercise prudence in such important matters

✅617) Unremunerative (Adjective)
👉Definition: bringing little or no profit or income
👉Synonyms: gain less, profitless 
👉Usage: unremunerative research work

✅618). Tyranny (Noun)
👉Definition: cruel and oppressive government or rule
👉Synonyms: despotism, absolutism, absolute power, 
autocracy, dictatorship
👉Usage: refugees fleeing tyranny and oppression

✅619). Grandiose (Adjective)
👉Definition: extravagantly or pretentiously imposing in 
appearance or style
👉Synonyms: 
magnificent, impressive, grand, imposing, awe-inspiring
👉Usage: the court's grandiose facade

✅620). Overwhelmingly (Adverb)
👉Definition: to a very great degree or with a great 
majority
👉Synonyms: very 
large, profuse, enormous, immense, inordinate, 
massive
👉Usage: the country voted overwhelmingly for independence

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✅601). Logjam (Noun)
👉Definition: a situation that seems irresolvable
👉Synonyms: problem, trouble, dispute, dilemma
👉Usage: the president can use his power to break the 
logjam over this issue

✅602). Allies (Noun)
👉Definition: a person or organization that cooperates 
with or helps another in a particular activity
👉Synonyms: associate, colleague, friend, confederate, 
partner, supporter, accomplice, helper, accessory
👉Usage: he was forced to dismiss his closest political ally

✅603). Plagued (Verb)
👉Definition: cause continual trouble or distress to
👉Synonyms: afflict, bedevil, cause suffering to, torture, 
torment, trouble, beset 
👉Usage: he has been plagued by ill healths

✅604) Ignominy (Noun)
👉Definition: public shame or disgrace.
👉Synonyms: shame, humiliation, embarrassment, mortification
👉Usage: the ignominy of being imprisoned

✅605). Alleged (Adjective)
👉Definition: said, without proof, to have taken place or 
to have a specified illegal or undesirable quality
👉Synonyms: supposed, so-called, claimed, professed, 
purported, ostensible, apparent
👉Usage: the alleged conspirators

✅606). Sobering (Verb)
👉Definition: make or become more serious, sensible, 
and solemn
👉Synonyms: become (more) serious, settle (down),  relax, soften
👉Usage: his expression sobered her

✅607). Onslaught (Noun)
👉Definition: a fierce or destructive attack.
👉Synonyms: 
assault, attack, offensive, aggression, advance, charge,
onrush, rush
👉Usage: a series of onslaughts on the citadel

✅608). Hasten (Verb)
👉Definition: cause (something, especially something 
undesirable) to happen sooner than it otherwise would
👉Synonyms: speed up, make faster, accelerate, 
quicken, precipitate, expedite, advance.
👉Usage: this tragedy probably hastened his own death 
from heart disease

✅609). Flagrant (Adjective)
👉Definition: conspicuously or obviously offensive
👉Synonyms: 
blatant, glaring, obvious, overt, evident, conspicuous
👉Usage: a flagrant violation of the law

✅610). Eschewed (Verb)
👉Definition: deliberately avoid using; abstain from
👉Synonyms: abstain from, refrain from, give up, forgo, 
forswear, shun, renounce
👉Usage: he appealed to the crowd to eschew violence

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✅591). Outlive (verb)
👉Definition: survive or last beyond (a specified period 
or expected lifespan)
👉Synonyms: live on after, live longer 
than, outlast, remain alive after, survive
👉Usage: the organization had largely outlived its 
usefulness

✅592). Pantheon (Noun)
👉Definition: a group of famous or important people.
👉Synonyms: important, famous
👉Usage: the pantheon of the all-time greats.

✅593). Strides (Noun)
👉Definition: a step or stage in progress towards an aim
👉Synonyms: make progress, make headway, gain 
ground, progress, advance, proceed, move
👉Usage: great strides have been made towards equality

✅594). Chinks (Noun)
👉Definition: a narrow opening, typically one that 
admits light.
👉Synonyms: opening, gap, space, hole, aperture, break, 
breach, crack
👉Usage: a chink in the curtains

✅595). Exacerbated (Verb)
👉Definition: make (a problem, bad situation, or 
negative feeling) worse.
👉Synonyms: aggravate, make 
worse, worsen, inflame, compound, intensify
👉Usage: the exorbitant cost of land in urban areas only 
exacerbated the problem

✅596). Pruning (Verb)
👉Definition: reduce the extent of (something) by 
removing superfluous or unwanted parts.
👉Synonyms: reduce, cut, cut back, cut down, cut back 
on, pare, pare down, slim down
👉Usage: the workforce was pruned

✅597). Enclave (Noun)
👉Definition: a portion of territory surrounded by a 
larger territory whose inhabitants are culturally or 
ethnically distinct.
👉Synonyms: territorial dominion, district, territory
👉Usage: the besieged Muslim enclave of Srebrenica

✅598). Orchestrated (Verb)
👉Definition: plan or coordinate the elements of (a 
situation) to produce a desired effect
👉Synonyms: organize, arrange, put together, plan, set 
up, bring about, manage, mobilize
👉Usage: the situation has been orchestrated by a tiny 
minority

✅599). Protracted (Adjective)
👉Definition: lasting for a long time or longer than 
expected or usual
👉Synonyms: prolong, expected, spun out
👉Usage: a protracted and bitter dispute

✅600). Elusive (Adjective)
👉Definition: difficult to find, catch, or achieve.
👉Synonyms: difficult to catch/find, difficult to track 
down; evasive, slippery, shifty
👉Usage: success will become ever more elusive

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✅571). Undue (Adjective)
👉Definition: unwarranted or inappropriate because 
excessive or disproportionate
👉Synonyms: excessive, extreme, immoderate, 
intemperate, disproportionate
👉Usage: this figure did not give rise to undue concern

✅572). Auction (Noun)
👉Definition: the part of the play in which players bid to 
decide the contract in which the hand shall be played
👉Synonyms: bargain, sell-off
Usage: Player’s auction is popular.

✅573). Ailing (Adjective)
👉Definition: in poor health
Synonyms: ill, unwell, not well, sick, sickly, poorly, 
weak, indisposed
👉Usage: I went to see my ailing mother

✅574). Patented (Verb)
👉Definition: obtain a patent for (an invention)
👉Synonyms: copyright, licence, legal 
protection, right, performing right, permit, privilege
👉Usage: an invention is not your own until it is 
patented

✅575). Heartening (Verb)
Definition: make more cheerful or confident
👉Synonyms: cheer up, cheer, raise someone's spirits, 
encourage, comfort, reassure
👉Usage: she was heartened to observe that the effect 
was faintly comic.

✅576). Assault (Verb)
👉Definition: make a physical attack on.
👉Synonyms: hit, strike, physically attack, aim blows at, 
slap, smack, beat, thrash
👉Usage: he pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer

✅577). Unsung (Adjective)
👉Definition: not celebrated or praised
👉Synonyms: unacknowledged, uncelebrated, 
unacclaimed, unapplauded, unpraised
👉Usage: Harvey is one of the unsung heroes of the 
industrial revolution

✅578). Dispenser (Noun)
👉Definition: an automatic machine or container which 
is designed to release a specific amount of something.
👉Synonyms: delivery, dealer
👉Usage: a paper towel dispenser

✅579). Cushion (Noun)
👉Definition: something providing support or protection 
against impact.
👉Synonyms: protection, buffer, shield, defence
👉Usage: underlay forms a cushion between carpet and 
floor

✅580). Congregated (Verb)
👉Definition: gather into a crowd or mass.
👉Synonyms: assemble, gather, collect, come together, 
flock together, get together
👉Usage: some 4,000 demonstrators had congregated at a border point

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✅581). Auctioneer (Noun)
👉Definition: a person who conducts auctions by 
accepting bids and declaring goods sold.
👉Synonyms: agent, dealer
Usage: he worked as Auctioneer

✅582). Vigilant (Adjective)
👉Definition: keeping careful watch for possible danger 
or difficulties.
👉Synonyms: watchful, on the 
lookout, observant, sharp-eyed, keen-eyed, gimlet-
eyed
👉Usage: the burglar was spotted by vigilant neighbours

✅583). Stewardship (Noun)
👉Definition: the job of supervising or taking care of 
something, such as an organization or property.
👉Synonyms: Control, maintenance, Protection, 
Supervision 
👉Usage: the funding and stewardship of the NHS

✅584). Sanguineness (Adjective)
👉Definition: Cheerfully confident optimistic
👉Synonyms: At ease, accepting
👉Usage: sanguine about the prospects for an improved 
economy.

✅585). Choking (Verb)
👉Definition: (of a person or animal) have severe 
difficulty in breathing because of a constricted or 
obstructed throat or a lack of air.
👉Synonyms: gag, retch, cough, struggle for air, fight 
for breath, gasp
👉Usage: Willie choked on a mouthful of tea

✅586). Centric (Adjective)
👉Definition: in or at the centre; central.
👉Synonyms: Center, Middle, Nucleus. 
👉Usage: centric and peripheral forces

✅587). Formidable (Adjective)
👉Definition: inspiring fear or respect through being 
impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
👉Synonyms: 
intimidating, forbidding, redoubtable, daunting, alarming, frightening
👉Usage: a formidable opponent

✅588). Adversary (Noun)
👉Definition: one's opponent in a contest, conflict, or 
dispute
👉Synonyms: 
opponent, rival, enemy, foe, nemesis, antagonist, combatant, challenger
👉Usage: Davis beat his old adversary in the quarter-
finals

✅589). Refurbish (Verb)
👉Definition: renovate and redecorate (something, 
especially a building).
👉Synonyms: renovate, recondition, rehabilitate, 
revamp, make over, overhaul
👉Usage: the premises have been completely
refurbished in our corporate style

✅590). Nuance (Noun)
👉Definition: a subtle difference in or shade of 
meaning, expression, or sound.
👉Synonyms: fine distinction, subtle, 
distinction/difference, shade, shading, gradation, 
variation.
👉Usage: he was familiar with the nuances of the local 
dialect

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✅561). Coalition (Noun)
👉Definition: a temporary alliance for combined action, 
especially of political parties forming a government.
👉Synonyms: 
alliance, union, partnership, affiliation, bloc, caucus
👉Usage: a coalition between Liberals and 
Conservatives

✅562). Forge (Verb)
👉Definition: make or shape (a metal object) by heating 
it in a fire or furnace and hammering it.
👉Synonyms: hammer out, beat into shape, found, cast, 
mould, model
👉Usage: he forged a great suit of black armour

✅563). Forays (Noun)
👉Definition: a sudden attack or incursion into enemy 
territory, especially to obtain something
👉Synonyms: 
raid, attack, assault, incursion, swoop, strike, charge
👉Usage: the garrison made a foray against Richard's 
camp

✅564). Overhang (Verb)
👉Definition: hang or extend outwards over.
👉Synonyms: stick out, stand out, extend, project (over)
👉Usage: a concrete path overhung by jacaranda trees

✅565). Unfettered (Adjective)
👉Definition: not confined or restricted
👉Synonyms: 
unrestrained, unrestricted, unconstrained, free, unbridled, untrammelled
👉Usage: his imagination is unfettered by the laws of 
logic

✅566). Rousing (Adjective)
👉Definition: exciting; stirring
Synonyms: 
stirring, inspiring, exciting, stimulating, moving, electrifying, invigorating
👉Usage: a rousing speech

✅567). Spurt (Verb)
👉Definition: gush out in a sudden and forceful stream.
👉Synonyms: squirt, shoot, spray, fountain, jet, erupt
👉Usage: he cut his finger, and blood spurted over the 
sliced potatoes

✅568). Desist (Verb)
👉Definition: stop doing something; cease or abstain
👉Synonyms: abstain, refrain, forbear, hold back
👉Usage: each pledged to desist from acts of sabotage

✅569). Hedge (Noun)
👉Definition: a way of protecting oneself against 
financial loss or other adverse circumstances.
👉Synonyms: 
safeguard, protection, shield, screen, guard, buffer, cushion
👉Usage: index-linked gilts are a useful hedge against 
inflation

✅570). Crucial (Adjective)
👉Definition: decisive or critical, especially in the 
success or failure of something
👉Synonyms: pivotal, critical, key, climacteric, decisive, 
deciding, determining
👉Usage: negotiations were at a crucial stage

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✅551). Disguise (Verb)
👉Definition: give (someone or oneself) a different 
appearance in order to conceal one's identity.
👉Synonyms: dress oneself up as, pass oneself of as, 
pretend to be, impersonate
👉Usage: he disguised himself as a girl

✅552). Blurriness (Noun)
👉Definition: the quality of being unclear or indistinct
👉Synonyms: dim, muddy, obscure, darken
👉Usage: my apologies for the blurriness of the photo

✅553). Rampaging (Verb)
👉Definition: (especially of a large group of people) 
move through a place in a violent and uncontrollable 
manner
👉Synonyms: rush wildly/madly, riot, run riot, go on the 
rampage, run amok
👉Usage: several thousand demonstrators rampaged
through the city

✅554). Ransom (Noun)
👉Definition: a sum of money demanded or paid for the 
release of a captive
👉Synonyms: pay off, price, payment
👉Usage: the kidnappers demanded a ransom

✅555). Vigilantist (Noun)
👉Definition: law enforcement undertaken without legal 
authority by a self-appointed group of people.
👉Synonyms: conservator, chaperon, cerberus 
👉Usage: the message here is not to encourage
vigilantism

✅556). Resurgent (Adjective)
👉Definition: increasing or reviving after a period of 
little activity, popularity, or occurrence
👉Synonyms: recovery, rebirth, rebound
👉Usage: resurgent nationalism

✅557). Pragmatic (Adjective)
👉Definition: dealing with things sensibly and 
realistically in a way that is based on practical rather 
than theoretical considerations.
👉Synonyms: efficient, realistic, hardheaded
👉Usage: a pragmatic approach to politics

✅558). Inconclusive (Adjective)
👉Definition: not leading to a firm conclusion or result; 
not ending doubt or dispute
👉Synonyms: indecisive, proving nothing, resolving 
nothing, leaving matters open; indefinite
👉Usage: three years of inconclusive negotiations

✅559). Tangle (Verb)
👉Definition: twist together into a confused mass
👉Synonyms: 
entangle, snarl, catch, entwine, intertwine, intertwist, t
wist, ravel, knot
👉Usage: the broom somehow got tangled up in my long 
skirt

✅560). Credentials (Noun)
👉Definition: a qualification, achievement, quality, or 
aspect of a person's background, especially when used 
to indicate their suitability for something.
👉Synonyms: documents, papers, identity papers, 
identification papers, bona fides
👉Usage: recruitment is based mainly on academic 
credentials

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1. STIFLE (VERB): Restrain:(बुझाना) 
Synonyms: suppress, repress 
Antonyms: release, free 
Example Sentence: 
She makes no attempt to stifle a yawn. 

2. ARCHAIC (ADJECTIVE): Old-fashioned:(अप्रचलित) 
Synonyms: obsolete, antiquated 
Antonyms: latest, modern 
Example Sentence: 
These archaic practices are advocated by people of limited outlook. 

3. PRUNE (VERB): Pare down:(छाँटना) 
Synonyms: trim, reduce 
Antonyms: include, increase 
Example Sentence: 
Economic hard times are forcing the companies to prune their budget. 

4. ASCENSION (NOUN): Taking over:(अधिरोहण) 
Synonyms: succession, assumption 
Antonyms: declension, decline 
Example Sentence: 
He was killed after his ascension to the throne. 

5. STIFFEN (VERB): Make or become harder:(ठोस बनाना) 
Synonyms: tighten, solidify 
Antonyms:  weaken, dilute 
Example Sentence: 
The blood supply to the skin is reduced when muscles stiffen. 

6. FRET (VERB): To worry:(चिढ़ना) 
Synonyms: agonize, bother 
Antonyms: please, delight 
Example Sentence:
She was always fretting about something or the other. 

7. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely delicate:(हल्का) 
Synonyms: light, sublime 
Antonyms: earthly, indelicate 
Example Sentence: 
In this ethereal realm are the currents that make possible wireless telegraphy. 

8. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): Chastened:(पश्चात्तापी) 
Synonyms: repentant, sorrowful 
Antonyms: indifferent, unapologetic 
Example Sentence: 
He was so contrite that he wrote me a letter of apology. 

9. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN):  Abundance:(प्राचुर्य) 
Synonyms: bounty, fullness 
Antonyms: need, lack 
Example Sentence: 
I shall come from London Town with a cornucopia of presents. 

10. FLOP (VERB): Slump:(गिर पड़ना) 
Synonyms: fall, drop 
Antonyms: succeed, achieve 
Example Sentence: 
She flopped, exhausted, on to the sofa.

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✅541). Erstwhile (Adjective)
👉Definition: former
👉Synonyms: former, old, past, one-time, sometime
👉Usage: the erstwhile president of the company

✅542).Ally (Verb)
👉Definition: combine or unite a resource or commodity 
with (another) for mutual benefit
👉Synonyms: 
combine, marry, couple, merge, amalgamate, join
👉Usage: he allied his racing experience with his father's 
business acumen

✅543). Embracing (Verb)
👉Definition: hold (someone) closely in one's arms, 
especially as a sign of affection
👉Synonyms: hug, take/hold in one's arms, hold
👉Usage: Aunt Sophie embraced her warmly

✅544). Reconcile (Verb)
👉Definition: make or show to be compatible
👉Synonyms: make 
compatible, harmonize, square, make harmonious
👉Usage: the agreement had to be reconciled with the 
city's new international relations policy

✅545). Errant (Adjective)
👉Definition: erring or straying from the accepted course 
or standards
👉Synonyms: offending, guilty, culpable, misbehaving, 
delinquent, lawless
👉Usage: an errant husband coming back from a night 
on the tiles

✅546). Indulgent (Adjective)
👉Definition: having or indicating a readiness or over-
readiness to be generous to or lenient with someone
👉Synonyms: permissive, easy-going, broad-
minded, liberal, tolerant, forgiving, forbearing
👉Usage: indulgent parents

✅547). Refrain (Verb)
👉Definition: stop oneself from doing something.
👉Synonyms: abstain, desist, hold back, stop oneself, 
withhold
👉Usage: she refrained from comment

✅548). Insurgent (Adjective)
👉Definition: rising in active revolt
👉Synonyms: rebellious, rebel, revolutionary, mutinous
👉Usage: alleged links with insurgent groups

✅549). Grim (Adjective)
👉Definition: very serious or gloomy
👉Synonyms: stern, forbidding, uninviting, 
unapproachable, aloof
👉Usage: his grim expression

✅550). Proxies (Noun)
👉Definition: the authority to represent someone else, 
especially in voting
👉Synonyms: deputy, representative, substitute, 
delegate, agent, surrogate
👉Usage: Britons overseas may register to vote by proxy

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✅531). Controversial (Adjective)
👉Definition: giving rise or likely to give rise to 
controversy or public disagreement.
👉Synonyms: contentious, disputed, contended, at 
issue, moot, disputable
👉Usage: years of wrangling over a controversial 
bypass

✅532). Gamut (Noun)
👉Definition: the complete range or scope of something
👉Synonyms: 
range, spectrum, span, sweep, compass, scope, area
👉Usage: the whole gamut of human emotion

✅533). Nuances (Noun)
👉Definition: a subtle difference in or shade of meaning, 
expression, or sound
👉Synonyms: fine distinction, subtle 
distinction/difference, shade, shading, gradation
👉Usage: he was familiar with the nuances of the local 
dialect

✅534). Advocacy (Noun)
👉Definition: public support for or recommendation of a 
particular cause or policy
👉Synonyms: support for, argument for, arguing 
for, calling for, pushing for, pressing for
👉Usage: his outspoken advocacy of the agreement has 
won no friends

✅535). Moots (Verb)
👉Definition: raise (a question or topic) for discussion; 
suggest (an idea or possibility)
👉Synonyms: raise, bring up, broach, mention, put 
forward, introduce, advance
👉Usage: the scheme was first mooted last October

✅536). Denied (Verb)
👉Definition: state that one refuses to admit the truth or 
existence of
👉Synonyms: contradict, repudiate, gainsay, declare 
untrue, dissent from, disagree with
👉Usage: both firms deny any responsibility for the 
tragedy

✅537). Nexus (Noun)
👉Definition: a connection or series of connections 
linking two or more things
👉Synonyms: union, network, union
👉Usage: the nexus between industry and political 
power

✅538). Unprecedented (Adjective)
👉Definition: never done or known before
👉Synonyms: 
unparalleled, unequalled, unmatched, unrivalled, without parallel, without equal
👉Usage: The government took the unprecedented step
of releasing confidential correspondence

✅539). Oblivious (Adjective)
👉Definition: not aware of or concerned about what is 
happening around one
👉Synonyms: 
unaware, unconscious, heedless, unmindful, insensible
, unheeding
👉Usage: she became absorbed, oblivious to the passage 
of time

✅540). Spook (Verb)
👉Definition: Afraid of, frighten, unnerve
👉Synonyms: horrific, panic, terrify. 
👉Usage: he'll spook if we make any noise

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✅521). Rival (Noun)
👉Definition: be or seem to be equal or comparable to.
👉Synonyms: compete with, vie with, match, be a 
match for, equal, emulate
👉Usage: the efficiency of the Bavarians rivals that of 
the Viennese

✅522). Foe (Noun)
👉Definition: an enemy or opponent
👉Synonyms: 
enemy, adversary, opponent, rival, nemesis, antagonist,combatant
👉Usage: his work was praised by friends and foes alike

✅523). Furlough (Noun)
👉Definition: leave of absence, especially that granted 
to a member of the services or a missionary
👉Synonyms: liberty leave.
Usage: a civil servant home on furlough

✅524). Cessation (Noun)
👉Definition: the fact or process of ending or being 
brought to an end
👉Synonyms: 
end, ending, termination, stopping, halting, ceasing, finish, finishing
👉Usage: The cessation of hostilities

✅525). Seismic (Adjective)
👉Definition: of enormous proportions or effect.
👉Synonyms: Baltic, tremulous, profound 
👉Usage: there are seismic pressures threatening 
American society

✅526). Dysfunction (Noun)
👉Definition: abnormality or impairment in the 
operation of a specified bodily organ or system.
👉Synonyms: decayed, broken, flawed, defective
👉Usage: bowel dysfunction

✅527). Clemency (Noun)
👉Definition: mercy; lenience
👉Synonyms: 
mercy, mercifulness, leniency, lenience, mildness, indulgence, forbearance, quarter
👉Usage: an appeal for clemency

✅528). Contingent (Adjective)
👉Definition: occurring or existing only if (certain 
circumstances) are the case; dependent on
👉Synonyms: dependent, conditional; subject to, based 
on, determined by
👉Usage: his fees were contingent on the success of his  search

✅529). Law-abiding (Adjective)
👉Definition: obedient to the laws of society
👉Synonyms: well behaved, lawful, righteous, honest, 
honourable, correct, upright
👉Usage: a law-abiding citizen

✅530). Aisle (Noun)
👉Definition: a passage between rows of seats in a 
building such as a church or theatre, an aircraft, or train.
👉Synonyms: 
passage, passageway, corridor, gangway, walkway, path
👉Usage: the musical had the audience dancing in the 
aisles

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✅501). Reaffirmed (Verb)
👉Definition: state again strongly
👉Synonyms: Advocate, acknowledge, argue, assert.
👉Usage: the prime minister reaffirmed his commitment 
to the agreement

✅502). Jarring (Adjective)
👉Definition: incongruous in a striking or shocking 
way; clashing.
👉Synonyms: jolt, jerk, shake, vibrate, bang
Usage: the telephone struck a jarring note in those 
Renaissance surroundings

✅503). Haunt (Verb)
👉Definition: (of a ghost) manifest itself at (a place) 
regularly
👉Synonyms: appear in, materialize in.
Usage: a grey lady who haunts the chapel

✅504). Splendidly (Adverb)
👉Definition: in a magnificent or very impressive 
manner
👉Synonyms: Beautifully, Elegantly, gorgeously, 
grandly.
Usage: the ceiling is splendidly decorated

✅505). Invincibility (Noun)
👉Definition: the quality of being too powerful to be 
defeated or overcome
👉Synonyms: powerful, Strong, inviolable.
👉Usage: he gave off an aura of invincibility

✅506). Rivals (Noun)
👉Definition: a person or thing competing with another 
for the same objective or for superiority in the same 
field of activity.
👉Synonyms: 
competitor, opponent, contestant, contender, challenger mp
👉Usage: he has no serious rival for the job

✅507). Squad (Noun)
👉Definition: a small group of people having a particular 
task.
👉Synonyms: group, gang, band, body, crew, team, mob, 
crowd, outfit
👉Usage: an assassination squad

✅508). Tumult (Noun)
👉Definition: a loud, confused noise, especially one 
caused by a large mass of people.
👉Synonyms: din, loud noise, racket, uproar, 
commotion, ruckus, rumpus, hubbub
👉Usage: a tumult of shouting and screaming broke out

✅509).Abridged (Verb)
👉Definition: shorten (a book, film, speech, etc.) without 
losing the sense
👉Synonyms: shorten, cut, cut short/down,
curtail, truncate, lessen, trim, crop
👉Usage: an abridged text of his speech

✅510). Fended (Verb)
👉Definition: look after and provide for oneself, without 
any help from others.
👉Synonyms: take care of oneself, look after 
oneself, provide for oneself, shift for oneself
👉Usage: she left her 14-year-old daughter to fend for 
herself

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✅511). Mystery (Noun)
👉Definition: something that is difficult or impossible to 
understand or explain
👉Synonyms: 
Puzzle, enigma, conundrum, riddle, secret, unsolved 
problem
👉Usage: the mysteries of outer space

✅512). Disengage (Verb)
👉Definition: separate or release (someone or 
something) from something to which they are attached 
or connected.
👉Synonyms: 
remove, detach, disentangle, extricate, separate, release, loosen
👉Usage: I disengaged his hand from mine

✅513). Disruptors (Noun)
👉Definition: a person or thing that prevents something, 
especially a system, process, or event, from continuing 
as usual or as expected
👉Synonyms: Firebrand, leftist, radical, reactionary. 
👉Usage: to disrupt a connection.

✅514). Lieutenant (Noun)
👉Definition: a deputy or substitute acting for a superior.
👉Synonyms: deputy, second in command, right-hand 
man/woman, number two
👉Usage: one of the Prime Minister's most trusted
lieutenants

✅515). Perquisites (Noun)
👉Definition: a benefit which one enjoys or is entitled to 
on account of one's job or position
👉Synonyms: advantage, extra, bonus, dividend 
👉Usage: the wife of a president has all the perquisites
of stardom

✅516). Affirmative (Adjective)
👉Definition: expressing approval or agreement
👉Synonyms: positive, assenting, consenting, agreeing, 
concurring, corroborative
👉Usage: an affirmative answer

✅517). Pecuniary (Adjective)
👉Definition: relating to or consisting of money
👉Synonyms: 
financial, monetary, money, fiscal, economic, capital,
commercial
👉Usage: he admitted obtaining a pecuniary advantage 
by deception

✅518). Speculation (Noun)
👉Definition: the forming of a theory or conjecture 
without firm evidence
👉Synonyms: 
conjecture, theorizing, hypothesizing, supposition, guess work
👉Usage: there has been widespread speculation that he 
plans to quit

✅519). Perception (Noun)
👉Definition: the ability to see, hear, or become aware of 
something through the senses
👉Synonyms: 
discernment, appreciation, recognition, realization, cognizance
👉Usage: the normal limits to human perception

✅520). Controversy (Noun)
👉Definition: prolonged public disagreement or heated 
discussion.
👉Synonyms: disagreement, dispute, argument, debate, 
dissension
👉Usage: the design of the building has caused 
controversy

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✅491). Reiteration (Noun)
👉Definition: the action of repeating something, 
typically for emphasis or clarity
👉Synonyms: Echo, Renew, Repeat.
👉Usage: the reiteration of his campaign promise to cut 
taxes

✅492). Apprehensions (Noun)
👉Definition: anxiety or fear that something bad or 
unpleasant will happen
👉Synonyms: 
anxiety, angst, alarm, worry, uneasiness, unease, nervo
usness
👉Usage: he felt sick with apprehension

✅493). Intimidation (Noun)
👉Definition: the action of intimidating someone, or the 
state of being intimidated
👉Synonyms: 
frightening, menacing, terrifying, scaring, alarming, ter
rorization
👉Usage: the intimidation of witnesses and jurors

✅494). Taint (Noun)
👉Definition: a trace of a bad or undesirable substance 
or quality
👉Synonyms: 
trace, touch, suggestion, hint, tinge, tincture
👉Usage: the lingering taint of creosote

✅495). Inasmuch (Adverb)
👉Definition: to the extent that; in so far as
👉Synonyms: Because, Since, While
👉Usage: These provisions apply only inasmuch as 
trade between Member States is affected

✅496). Turbulent (Adjective)
👉Definition: characterized by conflict, disorder, or 
confusion; not stable or calm
👉Synonyms: 
tempestuous, stormy, unstable, unsettled, tumultuous,
explosive
👉Usage: the country's turbulent history

✅497). Apex (Noun)
👉Definition: the highest point of achievement; a climax.
👉Synonyms: climax, culmination, culminating 
point, apotheosis
👉Usage: the apex of his career was in 1966 when he 
hoisted aloft the World Cup for England

✅498). Wield (Verb)
👉Definition: hold and use (a weapon or tool)
👉Synonyms: 
brandish, flourish, wave, twirl, display, flaunt, hold 
aloft
👉Usage: a masked raider wielding a handgun

✅499). Diversification (Noun)
👉Definition: the action of making or becoming more 
diverse or varied
👉Synonyms: different, diverse
👉Usage: growers should start planning diversification
of crops

✅500). Offensive (Adjective)
👉Definition: causing someone to feel resentful, upset, 
or annoyed
👉Synonyms: 
insulting, rude, derogatory, disrespectful, hurtful, wounding, abusive
👉Usage: the allegations made are deeply offensive to us

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1. Advocacy ( Noun ) : पक्षसमर्थन, सिफारिश
Meaning : public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy
Synonym : assistance , backing , aid , promotion
Antonym : discouragement , opposition , protest
Usage : She is well known for her advocacy of women’s rights.

2. Adverse ( Adjective ) : खराब, प्रतिकूल
Meaning : preventing success or development; harmful; unfavourable
Synonym : conflicting , detrimental , injurious
Antonym : advantageous , assisting , beneficial
Usage : Dirt and disease are adverse to the best growth of children

3. Deliberation ( Noun ) : विचार विमर्श
Meaning : long and careful consideration or discussion
Synonym : consideration , circumspection , speculation
Antonym : imprudence , disregard , neglect
Usage : After careful deliberation, it was agreed to abandon the project

4. Apparent ( adjective ) : प्रकट , द्रश्य
Meaning : clearly visible or understood; obvious
Synonym : probable , supposed , likely
Antonym : doubtful , dubious , obscure
Usage : Her unhappiness was apparent to everyone.

5. Syndicates (Noun ) : संगठन
Meaning : a group of individuals or organizations combined to promote a common interest
Synonym : association , cartel , conglomerate , committee , council
Antonym : division , separation , individual
Usage : The police suspect him of fronting for a crime syndicate.

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✅481) Inexplicable (Adjective)
👉Definition: unable to be explained or accounted for
👉Synonyms:unaccountable, unexplainable, incomprehensible, unfathomable
👉Usage: for some inexplicable reason her mind went 
completely blank

✅482) Dilute (Verb)
👉Definition: make (something) weaker in force, 
content, or value by modification or the addition of 
other elements.
👉Synonyms: weak, diluted, thin, thinned out, watered 
down
👉Usage: the reforms have been diluted

✅483) Rationale (Noun)
👉Definition: a set of reasons or a logical basis for a 
course of action or belief
👉Synonyms: reasoning, thinking, (logical) basis, logic
👉Usage: he explained the rationale behind the change

✅484) Loophole (Noun)
👉Definition: an ambiguity or inadequacy in the law or a 
set of rules
👉Synonyms: means of evasion/avoidance, means of 
escape, escape clause
👉Usage: they exploited tax loopholes

✅485). Miserable (Adjective)
👉Definition: (of a person) wretchedly unhappy or 
uncomfortable
👉Synonyms:unhappy, sad, sorrowful, dejected, depressed, downcast, downhearted, despondent,
👉Usage: their happiness made Anne feel even more 
miserable

✅486). Lacuna (Noun)
👉Definition: an unfilled space; a gap
👉Synonyms: gap, break, cavity.
👉Usage: the journal has filled a lacuna in Middle Eastern studies

✅487). Coalition (Noun)
👉Definition: a temporary alliance for combined action, 
especially of political parties forming a government.
👉Synonyms: alliance, union, partnership, affiliation, 
bloc
👉Usage: a coalition between Liberals and 
Conservatives

✅488). Assertions (Noun)
👉Definition: a confident and forceful statement of fact 
or belief
👉Synonyms: declaration, contention, statement, claim, 
submission, postulation, averment
👉Usage: his assertion that his father had deserted the 
family

✅489). Shockingly (Adverb)
👉Definition: in a way that causes indignation, horror, or 
disgust
👉Synonyms: fearfully, hopelessly, appallingly 
👉Usage: the debts were shockingly revealed to total 
£23m

✅490). Confine (Verb)
👉Definition: keep or restrict someone or something 
within certain limits of (space, scope, or time).
👉Synonyms: enclose, incarcerate, imprison, intern, 
impound
👉Usage: he does not confine his message to high 
politics

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1. BRACE (VERB): fortify:(तैयार करना) 
Synonyms: gird, prepare 
Antonyms: free, let go 
Example sentence: 
The posts were braced by timber.

2. TURGID (ADJECTIVE): swollen:(सूजा हुआ) 
Synonyms: bloated, disintended 
Antonyms: plain, simple 
Example sentence:
A turgid river was ahead his way. 

3. TROVE (NOUN): accretion:(जमाव) 
Synonyms: aggregation, agglomeration 
Antonyms: subtraction, dispersal 
Example sentence:
I saw the cellar contained a trove of rare wine. 

4. TURBID (ADJECTIVE): dense:(गंदा) 
Synonyms: muddy, murky 
Antonyms: clear, neat 
Example sentence:
It was a turbid weather. 

5. TWINGE (NOUN): sharp pain:(टीस) 
Synonyms: ache, pang 
Antonyms: advantage, blessing 
Example sentence:
I was feeling twinge in my heels. 

6. TAWDRY (ADJECTIVE): tacky:(घटिया) 
Synonyms: cheap, sleazy 
Antonyms: nice, tasteful 
Example sentence:
His house was in a tawdry location. 

7. DIRE (ADJECTIVE): urgent:(भीषण) 
Synonyms: drastic, extreme
Antonyms: calm, mild
Example sentence: 
The dire need is there to save water.

8. SAVVY (ADJECTIVE): calculating:( जानकार)
Synonyms: cunning, impeachable
Antonyms: blameless, innocent
Example sentence: 
Why are you being so savvy?

9. CULPABLE (ADJECTIVE): guilty:(आपराधिक)
Synonyms: indictable, blameworthy
Antonyms: upset, hurt
Example sentence: 
He is a culpable minister.

10. CONCOMITANT (ADJECTIVE): contributing:(सहगामी)
Synonyms: adjuvant, coefficient
Antonyms: unrelated, accidental
Example sentence: 
She loved mountaineering, with all its concomitant worries.

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✅471). Loopholes (Noun)
👉Definition: an ambiguity or inadequacy in the law or a 
set of rules
👉Synonyms: means of evasion/avoidance, means of 
escape, escape clause, escape route
👉Usage: they exploited tax loopholes

✅472). Senators (Noun)
👉Definition: a member of a senate, in particular a 
member of the US Senate
👉Usage: Senator Vandenburg

✅473). Tyranny (Noun)
👉Definition: cruel and oppressive government or rule
👉Synonyms: despotism, absolutism, absolute 
power, autocracy, dictatorship
👉Usage: refugees fleeing tyranny and oppression

✅474). Ingrained (Adjective)
👉Definition: (of a habit, belief, or attitude) firmly fixed 
or established; difficult to change.
👉Synonyms: entrenched, established, fixed, implanted, 
deep-rooted
👉Usage: his deeply ingrained Catholic convictions

✅475). Juncture (Noun)
👉Definition: a particular point in events or time.
👉Synonyms: point, point in 
time, time, moment, moment in time, stage
👉Usage: it is difficult to say at this juncture whether 
this upturn can be sustained

✅476). Foiled (Verb)
👉Definition: prevent (something considered wrong or 
undesirable) from succeeding
👉Synonyms: thwart, frustrate, counter, oppose, baulk, 
disappoint, impede, obstruct
👉Usage: a brave policewoman foiled the armed robbery

✅477).Shelled (Verb)
👉Definition: having a protective outer case or covering.
👉Synonyms: protection, cover, preserving.
👉Usage: crabs and other shelled creatures

✅478).Monstrosity (Noun)
👉Definition: a thing which is outrageously evil or 
wrong
👉Synonyms: mutant, mutation, freak, freak of nature, 
monster, abortion, malformation
👉Usage: how could anyone be capable of such 
monstrosities?

✅479).Brutality (Noun)
👉Definition: savage physical violence; great cruelty
👉Synonyms: savagery, cruelty, bloodthirstiness, 
viciousness, ferocity, barbarity
👉Usage: brutality against civilians

✅480).Unleashed (Verb)
👉Definition: cause (a strong or violent force) to be 
released or become unrestrained
👉Synonyms: discharge, release, free
👉Usage: the failure of the talks could unleash more 
fighting

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✅461). Heft (Verb)
👉Definition: the weight of someone or something
👉Synonyms: weight, mass
👉Usage: he was buckle-kneed from the heft of his 
staggering load

✅462). Mere (Adjective)
👉Definition: used to emphasize how small or 
insignificant someone or something is
👉Synonyms: 
trifling, meagre, bare, trivial, paltry, basic, scant, scanty, skimpy, minimal,
slender
👉Usage: questions that cannot be answered by mere
mortals

✅463). Consortium (Noun)
👉Definition: an association, typically of several 
companies. 
👉Synonyms: gang, group
👉Usage: the amount awarded for loss of consortium
must be included

✅464). Siphoning (Verb)
👉Definition: draw off or transfer over a period of time, 
especially illegally or unfairly
👉Synonyms: Convey, carry
👉Usage: he's been siphoning money off the firm

✅465). Malfeasance (Noun)
👉Definition: wrongdoing, especially (US) by a public 
official.
👉Synonyms: malpractice, malfunction, dishonest
👉Usage: malfeasance in the financial world are 
currently being investigated.

✅466). Infuse (Verb)
👉Definition: fill; pervade.
👉Synonyms: 
fill, pervade, permeate, suffuse, charge, saturate, imbue, inspire
👉Usage: her work is infused with an anger born of pain 
and oppression

✅467). Intent (Noun)
👉Definition: determined to do (something)
👉Synonyms: 
bent, set, determined, insistent, fixed, resolved, hell-
bent, keen
👉Usage: the government was intent on achieving 
greater efficiency...

✅468). Undaunted (Adjective)
👉Definition: not intimidated or discouraged by 
difficulty, danger, or disappointment.
👉Synonyms: 
unafraid, undismayed, unalarmed, unflinching, unshrin
king, unabashed, unfaltering
👉Usage: they were undaunted by the huge amount of 
work needed

✅469). Myriad (Noun)
👉Definition: a countless or extremely great number of 
people or things.
👉Synonyms: multitude, a large/great 
number/quantity, a lot, scores, quantities, mass
👉Usage: myriads of insects danced around the light 
above my head.

✅470). Mooted (Verb)
👉Definition: raise (a question or topic) for discussion; 
suggest (an idea or possibility)
👉Synonyms: raise, bring up, broach, mention, put 
forward, introduce, advance, present
👉Usage: the scheme was first mooted last October