1 A wild goose chase

1) Foolish or hopeless quest 2) A search which is completely unsuccessful & a waste of time because the person or thing being searched for does not exist or is
somewhere else
2 Aberration
A temporary change from the typical or usual way of behaving [In a moment of aberration, she agreed to go with him.] [QAEDAY KI KHILAF WARZI,
CHUUK]
3 Abeyance
A state of not happening or being used at present [Hostilities between the two groups have been in abeyance since last June.] [ILTAWAA, TAATTUL]
4 Abreast
1) Describes 2 or more ppl who are next to each other & moving in the same direction 2) Stay informed about the most recent facts about a subject or situation
[HUM QADAM]
5 Abstinence
Noun of abstain [AHTIRAAZ, BAAZ REHNA]
6 Abyss
1) Difficult situation that brings trouble or destruction 2) A very deep hole which seems to have no bottom 3) Anything profound, unfathomable, or infinite
[BOHOT GEHRI GHAI]
7 Accede
To agree to do what people have asked you to do [He graciously acceded to our request] [MANZOOR KR LENA]
8 Accentuate
To emphasize a particular feature of something or to make something more noticeable [TAKEED, ZORR]
9 Acclaim
Public approval & praise [NARA HAYE MUSARRAT BULAND KRNA]
10 Accomplice
A person who helps someone else to commit a crime or to do something morally wrong [RAFEEQ E JURM]
11 Accredit
To officially recognize, accept or approve of someone or something [ IKHTIAR DENA]
12 Acquit
To decide officially in a court of law that someone is not guilty of a particular crime [Five months ago he was acquitted on a shoplifting charge.] [BAYGUNAH
QARAR DENA]
13 Acrimonious
1) Full of anger, arguments & bad feeling 2) Bitter in manner or temper [TUND MIZAJ]
14 Across the board
Happening or having an effect on people at every level & in every area
15 Acuity
1) Sharpness, acuteness 2) The ability to hear, see or think accurately & clearly [SHIDDAT]
16 Adamant
Impossible to persuade, or unwilling to change an opinion [I told her to rest but she's adamant that she's coming] 2) Too hard to cut, break, or pierce [SAKHAT
PATHAR]
17 Adjudicate
To act as judge in a competition or argument, or to make a formal decision about something [He was called in to adjudicate a local land dispute.] [FAISLA
NAFIZ KRNA]
18 Admissible
1) Considered satisfactory & acceptable in a law court [The judge ruled that new evidence was admissible.] 2) That may be allowed or conceded; allowable
[QABIL E QUBOOL]
19 Admonish
1) To tell some1 that theyve done something wrong 2) To advise some1 to do something 3) (formal) Rebuke (a person, conduct, etc.) [MUTANABBEH KRNA,
HIDAYAT DENA]
20 Adobe
A mixture of earth & straw made into bricks & dried in the sun, used to build houses in some parts of the world [KACCHI EENT]
21 Adorable
Describes a person or animal that makes U feel great affection because they are so attractive & often small [ LAIQ E AHTARAAM]
22 Adrenalin/adrenaline A hormone produced by the body when U are frightened, angry or excited, which makes the heart beat faster & prepares the body to react to danger
23 Adversary
1) Enemy 2) Opponent [He saw her as his main adversary within the company] [HAREEF, DUSHMAN]
24 Affliction
1) If a problem or illness afflicts a person or thing, they suffer from it 2) Distress physically or mentally [MUSIBAT,TAKLEEF]
25 Agenda
A list of matters to be discussed at a meeting ( Minutes: The written record of what was said at a meeting)
26 Aggravate
To make a bad situation worse [SANGEEN/ TEZ KRNA]
27 Agnostic
1) 1 who doesnt know, or believes its impossible to know, whether god exists 2) 1 who denies or doubts possibility of ultimate knowledge in some area of
study [LA-IDRAIAT]
28 Alienate
To make indifferent or hostile 2) To turn away; transfer or divert [All these changes to the newspaper have alienated its traditional readers.] [MUNHARIF
KRNA, BEGANA KRNA]
29 Alley
A narrow road or path between buildings, or a path in a park or garden, especially bordered by trees or bushes [PATRI, TUNG RASTA]
30 Allusion
Something that is said or written that intentionally makes U think of a particular thing or person [ ISHARA, KANAYA, HAWALA]
31 Ally
Someone who helps & supports someone else [ DOST, RAFEEQ]
32 Aloof
1) Describes an unfriendly person who refuses to take part in things 2) Not interested or involved, usually because you do not approve of what is happening
[ALAG THALAG]
33 Alzheimer
A disease of the brain that affects especially old people, which results in the gradual loss of memory, speech, movement & the ability to think clearly
34 American dream
1) The belief that everyone in the US has the chance to be successful, rich & happy if they work hard 2) Ideal of democracy & prosperity
35 Amicable
Relating to behaviour between people that is pleasant & friendly often despite a difficult situation
36 Amid
In the middle of or surrounded by; among [BEECH MA]
37 Amulet
An object worn because it is believed to protect against evil, disease or unhappiness [TAVEEZ]
38 Anachronistic 1
A person, thing or idea which exists out of its time in history, especially one which happened or existed later than the period being shown, discussed, etc
39 Anachronistic 2
Attribution of a custom, event, etc., to the wrong period [JIS MA GALAT WAQT KA HAWALA DIA JAYE]
40 Analgesic
A type of drug which stops U from feeling pain
41 And so on (or forth) 1) & others of the same kind 2) & in other similar ways
42 Androgynous
Not clearly male or female [With her lean frame & cropped hair, Lennox had a fashionably androgynous look]
43 Animosity
1) Strong dislike, opposition or anger 2) Spirit or feeling of hostility [In spite of his injuries, he bears no animosity towards his attackers.] [DUSHMANI]
44 Annals
1) Narrative of events year by year 2) Historical records 3) Historical records of the activities of a country or organization, or history in general [WAAQEAA]
45 Antagonist
A person who is strongly opposed to something or someone [HAREEF] ( Protagonist-An important supporter of an idea or political system)
46 Anti-Semitism
The strong dislike or cruel & unfair treatment of Jewish people [Nazi anti-Semitism forced him to emigrate to the USA] [YAHUDIO KA MUKHALIF, SAMI NASL
KA MUKHALIF]
47 Apartheid
1) (In the past in South Africa) a political system in which people of different races are separated 2) (esp. in S. Africa) racial segregation or discrimination
48 Apathy
When someone lacks interest or energy & is unwilling to take action especially over a matter of importance [MURDA DILI, SARDMOHRI]
49 Apocalypse
A very serious event resulting in great destruction & change
50 Appall
To make someone have strong feelings of shock or of disapproval [I was appalled at/by the lack of staff in the hospital.] [KHOF DILANA, DARANA]
51 Appease
1) To prevent further disagreement in arguments or war by giving to the other side an advantage that they have demanded 2) To bring to a state of peace,
quiet, ease, calm, or contentment; pacify; soothe [She claimed that the government had only changed the law in order to appease their critics.] [RAFA KRNA,
KAM KRNA]
52 Apprise
To inform [The President has been apprised of the situation.] 2) To give notice to; inform; advise (often followed by of ) [KHABARDAR HONA, AAGAAH
HONA]
53 Apropos
1) Fitting; at the right time; to the purpose 2) Opportune; pertinent 3) With reference to; in respect or regard to [apropos of the preceding statement] [MOZU,
MUTAALLITQ]
54 Archaic
1) Of or belonging to the distant past; from an ancient period in history 2) Primitive; ancient; old an archaic form of animal life [an archaic system of
government] [QADEEM]
55 Ardent
1) Eager, fervent, passionate 2) Burning 3) Showing strong feelings [1) An ardent supporter of Manchester United 2) An ardent feminist] [PURJOSH, GARM,
JALTA HUA]
56 Ardour (Ardor)
Great enthusiasm or love [SARGARMI, ISHTIAQ]
57 Ark
A large wooden ship built by Noah in order to save his family & a male & female of every type of animal when the world was covered by a flood [TABOOT,
SANDOOQ]
58 Arson
The crime of intentionally starting a fire in order to damage or destroy something, especially a building [ AMADANN AAG LAGANA]
59 As a matter of fact
1) In reality; actually 2) Used to add emphasis to what you are saying, or to show that it is the opposite of or different from what went before
60 Ascetic
Avoiding physical pleasures & living a simple life, often for religious reasons [ ZAHID, AABID]
61 Ascribe
1) To believe or say that something is caused by something else 2) Attribute (ascribes his health to exercise) 3) Regard as belonging [MANSOOB KRNA]
62 Assail
1) To attack someone violently or criticize someone strongly 2) To cause someone to experience a lot of unpleasant things [MARNA, HAMLA KRNA]
63 Assent
Official agreement to or approval of an idea, plan or request [MANZOOR KRNA] (Dissent: strong difference of opinion on a particular subject; disagreement
[IKHTALAAF])
64 Assimilate
To take in, fit into, or become similar (to) [ MILA DENA, YAKSA KRNA]
65 Astray
Away from the correct path or correct way of doing something [The letter must have gone astray in the post.] [GALAT RASTAY PER]
66 Attenuation
To make something smaller, thinner or weaker [KAMEE, TAKHFEEF]
67 Attic
The space or room at the top of a building, under the roof, often used for storing things [BALA KHANA]
68 Austere
Without comfort; plain & without decoration; severe [SAADGI PASAND]
69 Averse
1) Opposed, disinclined, or loath 2) Having a strong feeling of opposition, antipathy, repugnance, etc.; opposed [He is not averse to having a drink now & then.]
[NARAAZ]
70 Avert
To prevent something bad from happening; avoid [PHERNA, MORNA]
71 Axiom
1) A self-evident truth that requires no proof 2) A universally accepted principle or rule [JAAMEY QALMA]
Postulate
1) To assume without proof, or as self-evident; take for granted 2) To suggest as a basic principle from which a further idea is formed or developed [BUNYADI
SHART]
72 Back log
1) A large amount of things that U should have done before & must do now 2) Arrears of work
73 Back stabber
Someone who says harmful things about U when U are not there to defend yourself or your reputation
74 Backdrop
1) The view behind something 2) The general situation in which particular events happen
75 Backlash
A strong feeling among a group of people in reaction to a tendency or recent events in society or politics [The Sixties backlash against bourgeois materialism]
76 Baffle
To cause someone to be completely unable to understand or explain something [CHAKRA DENA, DHOKHA DENA]
77 Bamboozle
To trick or deceive someone, often by confusing them [She was bamboozled into telling them her credit card number.] [DHOKHA DENA]
78 Bash
1) To hit hard 2) To criticize someone severely (BASHFUL shy, diffident, tending to feel uncomfortable with other people & be embarrassed easily [SHARMILA,
HAYADAR]
79 Basin
Area of land from which streams run into a river, lake or sea [CHOTA TALAAB]
Bay
A part of the coast where the land curves in so that the sea is surrounded by land on 3 sides [KHALEEJ]
Be
(as)
thick
as
thieves
80
To be very close friends & share secrets, etc
81 Be my guest
Something U say when U give someone permission to do or use something
82 Be yourself/oneself
To behave in your usual manner, rather than behaving in a way you think other people might like [The best thing you can do is to go into the interview & just be
yourself.]
83 Beef up
To make something stronger or more important [1) We need to find some new players to beef up the team 2) The company has plans to beef up its production]
84 Befit
To be proper or appropriate for; suit; fit [His clothes befit the occasion] [MUNASIB, MOZUU]
85 Beforehand
In anticipation; in advance; ahead of time [1) We should have made reservations beforehand 2) I hope to be beforehand with my report.] [PEHLAY SE]
86 Beleaguered
1) To surround or beset, with military forces or as with troubles [The occupants of the beleaguered city had no means of escape] [MUHASIRA KRNA, NAAQA
BANDI KRNA]

198 Dandy
199
200
201
202
203

Dateline
Daunt
D-day 1
D-day 2
De facto

204 Debacle
Fiasco
205 Debauched
206 Decipher
207 Defy
208 Delineate
209 Delinquent
210 Deliver (deliverance)
211
212
213
214

Delta
Deluxe
Delve
Dementia

215
216
217
218
219

Demi
Demystifying
Den
Deplore
Deputation

220
221
222
223

Derision
Derogatory
Desolation
Desperate

224 Despise
225 Despot
226 Destitute
227 Deter
228 Detriment
229 Devolution
230
231
232
233
234

Devolve
Devour
Devout
Diaphanous
Diatribe

235 Diction
236 Connoisseur
Dilettante
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249

Dire
Discern
Discombobulate
Disgruntled
Dismay
Disown
Disposition
Dissent
Dissonance
Dissuade
Distress
Diva
Doctrine

250 Dogma
Ethos
251 Dogmatic
252 Dominion
253 Dormitory
254 Douche bag 1
255 Douche bag 2
256 Downtown
257 Downturn
258 Drape
259 Drudge
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272

Dubious
Dungeon
Dysfunctional
Earmark
Earnest
Ebb
Ebony
Echelon
Edifice 1
Edifice 2
Elicit
Elusive
Emanate

273 Embark
274 Eminent
275
276
277
278

Emolument
Enact
Ensue
Enterprise

279 Envisage
280 Epic
281 Epitaph
282 Eschew
283 Espionage
284 Eulogy
285 Euphemism

1) Very good ["Shall we meet at 6?" "Sure, that's just dandy."] 2) A man, who dresses fashionable clothes & was very interested in his own appearance [KHUSH
LIBAAS]
Northsouth line partly along the meridian 180 from Greenwich, to the east of which the date is a day earlier than to the west
Discourage, intimidate [ BADDIL KRNA]
The day during the Second World War when the Allies began their invasion of Europe by attacking the coast of northern France
A day when something important will happen (The landings began on 6 June 1944, when Allied forces invaded Normandy)
Existing in fact, although not necessarily intended, legal or accepted [DAR HAQIQAT] ( De jure = Having a right or existence as stated by law ) [AZ RUAY
QANUN, QANUNI]
A complete failure, especially because of bad planning & organization [ KHAATMA, ZAWAL]
Something planned that goes wrong & is a complete failure, usually in an embarrassing way [KHATA, SAKHT NAKAMI]
Weakened or destroyed by bad sexual behaviour, drinking too much alcohol, taking drugs, etc [AYYAASH, BADKAR]
To discover the meaning of something written badly or in a difficult or hidden way [HAL KRNA, MATLAB NIKALNA]
To refuse to obey, or to act or be against, a person, decision, law, situation, etc (Adj defiant) [MUQABLA KRNA]
To describe or mark the edge of something [ NAQSHA KHEENCHNA, BAYAAN KRNA]
A person, usually young, who behaves in a way that is illegal or unacceptable to most people [His past delinquencies have made it difficult for him to get a job.]
[MUJRIM, QUSOORWAR]
To save someone from a painful or bad experience [Is there nothing that can be done to deliver these starving people from their suffering?] [NIJJAAT,
KHULASI]
An area of low flat land, sometimes shaped approximately like a triangle, where a river divides into several smaller rivers before flowing into the sea
Luxurious & of very high quality
1) To search, especially as if by digging, in order to find a thing or information 2) Search or research energetically or deeply [CHAAN BEEN KRNA]
A medical condition that affects especially old people, causing gradual worsening of the memory & other mental abilities, & leading to confused behaviour
[PAGAL PANN]
1) Half
2) Partly
To make something easier to understand
The home of particular types of wild animal
1) Regret deeply 2) Find exceedingly bad 3) To say or think that something is very bad [He said that he deplored all violence] [AFSOS, MAATAM]
A group of people sent to speak or act for others [1) She was sent on a deputation to see the Pope 2) The deputation from the EU arrives/arrive 2moro] [NAIB
BANA KR BHEJNA]
When someone or something is laughed at & considered ridiculous or of no value [Her speech was met with hoots/howls of derision.] [TEHQEER, MAZAAQ]
1) Showing strong disapproval & not showing respect 2) Insulting [He made some derogatory comment/remark about her appearance.] [HAQARAT AAMAIZ]
1) Describes a place that is unattractive & empty, with no people or nothing pleasant in it 2) Extremely sad & feeling alone [VEERANI, TANHAI]
1) Willing to be violent, & therefore dangerous 2) Feeling that U have no hope & are ready to do anything to change the bad situation U are in [NA UMEED,
BAY AAS]
To feel a strong dislike for some1 or something b/c you think they are bad or worthless {adj Despicable} [The two groups despise each other] [NAFRAT,
HAQEER JAANNA]
1) Absolute ruler 2) Tyrant 3) A person, especially a ruler, who has unlimited power over other people, & often uses it unfairly & cruel [JABIR HUKUMRAAN]
Without money, food, a home or possessions [MEHROOM, BAYNASEEB]
To prevent or discourage someone from doing something by making it difficult for them to do it or by threatening bad results if they do it (deterring) [BAAZ
RAKHNA]
1) Harm, damage 2) Cause of this [She was very involved with sports at college, to the detriment of (= harming) her studies.] [ZARER, KHARABI]
The moving of power or responsibility from a main organization to a lower level, or from a central government to a regional government [TANAZZUL,
SUPURDGI]
To (cause power or responsibility to) be given to other people [Those duties will necessarily devolve on/upon me.] [ZIMMA HONA YA KARNA]
1) To eat something eagerly & in large amounts so that nothing is left 2) To destroy something completely [KHA JANA, HADAP KRNA]
Believing strongly in a religion & obeying all its rules or principles [a devout Buddhist/Christian/churchgoer] [DEENDAR, AABID]
Describes a substance, especially cloth, which is so delicate & thin that you can see through it [a diaphanous silk veil] [SHAFFAAF, CHAMAKDAR]
An angry speech or piece of writing which severely criticizes something or someone [a long diatribe against the government's policies.] [KISI CHEEZ KI
BURAEEO KA IZHAR]
1) Style of speaking or writing as dependent upon choice of words 2) The choice and use of words in writing or speech 3) The accent, inflection, intonation, and
speech-sound quality manifested by an individual speaker, usually judged in terms of prevailing standards of acceptability; enunciation [ ZUBAN, TARZ E
TEHRIR]
A person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of the arts, or food, drink, etc. and can judge quality and skill in that subject [a wine/art connoisseur]
[MUBASSIR,SAHIB E ZOQ]
A person who is or seems to be interested in a subject, but whose understanding of it is not very deep 2) Engage (in an activity etc.) superficially {Synonyms:
Amateur, dabbler}
Very serious or extreme [ HAYBAT NAAK]
1) Perceive clearly with the mind or senses 2) Make out with effort. discernible adj. [Latin cerno cret- separate] [ MALOOM KRNA, IMTIAAZ KRANA]
To confuse or disconcert; upset; frustrate
Unhappy, annoyed & disappointed about something [ UDAS, BARHAM, GAIR MUTMATIN]
A feeling of unhappiness & disappointment [KHOFZADA KRNA, HIMMAT TODNA]
Deny or give up any connection with [INKAR KRNA, NA MAANNA]
1) The particular type of character which a person naturally has 2) A natural tendency to do something, or to have or develop something [BARTAO, QAABU]
Strong difference of opinion on a particular subject; disagreement, especially about an official suggestion or plan or a popular belief [IKHTALAF, AYTARAAZ]
Disagreement [BAY JORR]
To persuade someone not to do something [I tried to dissuade her from leaving.] [BAAZ RAKHNA, MANA KRNA]
1) A feeling of extreme worry, sadness or pain 2) Anguish or suffering caused by pain, sorrow, worry, etc [TAKLEEF, PARESHANI]
1) A very successful & famous female singer 2) Great woman opera singer; Prima Donna
A belief or set of beliefs, especially political or religious, taught & accepted by a particular group [The president said he would not go against sound military
doctrine.]
1) A fixed, especially religious, belief or set of beliefs that people are expected to accept without any doubts 2) Principle, tenet, or system [USOOL]
The set of beliefs, ideas, etc. about social behaviour & relationships of a person or group
Asserting or imposing personal opinions; intolerantly authoritative; arrogant [PUR TAKABBUR]
1) Control over a country or people 2) The land that belongs to a ruler 3) Sovereignty, control 4) Realm; domain [RAAJ, HUKUMAT]
A large room containing many beds, especially in a boarding school or university [SONAY KA KAMRA]
1) A wretched & disgusting person (Rude & derogatory.) [Don't be a douche bag. Pick up your things & go home, Chuck.]
2) An ugly girl or woman (Rude & derogatory.) [Look at that face! What a douche bag!]
In or to the central part of a city [I work downtown, but I live in the suburbs]
A reduction in the amount or success of something, such as a country's economic activity
To put something such as cloth or a piece of clothing loosely over something [ PARDE LATKANA]
Person who does dull, laborious, or menial work, toil. Drudgery [I feel like a real drudge - I've done nothing but clean all day! ] [GHULAM KI TARHA KAAM
KRNE WALA]
Thought not to be completely true or not able to be trusted [MASHKOOK, MUSHTABAH]
An underground prison, especially in a castle [ PANAAH KI JAGAH]
1) Not behaving or working normally 2) Abnormality or impairment of functioning
To keep or intend something for a particular purpose [Five billion dollars of this year's budget is already earmarked for hospital improvements.]
Serious or determined, especially too serious & unable to find your own actions amusing [I thought he was joking - I didn't realize he was in earnest.]
If a physical or emotional feeling ebbs, it becomes less strong or disappears [ UTAAR, ZAWAAL]
Black [KALA, SIYAH]
A particular level or group of people within an organization such as an army or company
A large building, especially a splendid one [The town hall is the only edifice surviving from the fifteenth century.] [SHANDAR EMARAT, BADI EMARAT]
A system which has been established for a long time [It looks as if the whole political edifice of the country is about to collapse.]
To obtain or produce something, especially information or a reaction [ZAHIR KRNA, NIKALNA, AASHKAAR KRNA]
Difficult to describe, find, achieve or remember [ DAGA BAAZ]
1) To express a quality or feeling through the way that you look & behave 2) Issue or originate (from a source) [Her face emanated sadness.] [ZAHIR HONA,
JARI HONA]
To go onto a ship [We embarked at Liverpool for New York.] [LANGAR UTHANA] {NOTE The opposite is disembarked.}
1) Famous, respected or important 2) Distinction; recognized superiority [MUMTAZ, QABIL E EHTARAAM] {Imminent: coming or likely to happen very soon}
[QAREEB]
A payment in money or some other form that is made for work that has been done [AAMADNI, FAIDA, MUNAFA]
To put something into action, especially to change something into a law [ QANOON BANANA]
To happen after something else, especially as a result of it [TAAQQUB KRNA, PAIRVI KRNA]
Eagerness to do something new & clever, despite any risks [They've showed a lot of enterprise in setting up this project.] [MOERKAY KA KAAM, FARAAKH
HOSALGI]
1) To conceive of as a possibility in the future; foresee 2) To form a mental image of; visualize; contemplate [He envisages an era of great scientific discoveries]
3) (archaic) to look in the face of; confront { Synonyms: Picture, imagine, conceive, envision} [AAMNAY SAAMNAY HONA, QAREEBAN]
A film, poem or book which is long & contains a lot of action, usually dealing with a historical subject 2) Extremely large [The problem of inflation has reached epic proportions]
[RIZMIA NAZM]
A short piece of writing or a poem about a dead person, especially one written on their gravestone [KATBAH, MAZAAR]
To avoid something intentionally, or to give something up [We won't have discussions with this group unless they eschew violence.] [KINARA KRNA]
1) Discovering of secrets, especially political or military information of another country or the industrial information of a business 2) Spying or use of spies
[MUKHBARI, JAASUSI]
A speech, piece of writing, poem, etc. containing great praise, especially for someone who recently died or stopped working [QASEEDA, TAREEF]
A word or phrase used to avoid saying an unpleasant or offensive word [Senior citizen' is a euphemism for 'old person'.] [BURI BAAT KO NARM ALFAAZ

399 Impetus
400 Implicate
401
402
403
404

Implication
Impound
Impregnable
Impunity

405 Incarceration
406 Inception
407
408
409
410

Inculcate
Indemnity
Indignant
Indiscreet

411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422

Inexplicable
Infidelity
Inflict
Infringe
Inhibit
Innate
Inquisition
Insight
Insolent
Instep
Instil (Instill)
Insurrection

423
424
425
426
427

Integrity
Intelligible
Inter alia
Intrepid
Introspection

428
429
430
431
432
433

Inundate
Invariably
Invigorate
Invincible
Irk
It never rains it
pours
434 Jack ass
435 Jeer
436 Jerk -jerky
437 Jilt
438
439
440
441

Juncture
Junkie
Juvenile
Juxtaposition

442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453

KGB
Kickback
Kudos
Ladle
Lambaste
Languish
Leverage
Lineage
Linger
Lisp
Live it up
Loath, loth

454
455
456
457

Logistics
Lousy
Love me, love my dog

Lucid

458 Lump
Lymph
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466

Machiavellianism
Macho
Made up
Magnate
Tycoon
Manifest
Mannequins
Mar
Marginalize

467 Marines
468 Maritime
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476

Mauve (road)
Maxim
May day
Meagre
Medieval
Medley
Melancholy
Melodrama

477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490

Menace
Menial
Men's room
Mephistopheles
Mercantile
Merchandise
Meticulous
Militia
Mimic
Mirage
Mitigate
Monarch
Monk
Montage

491 Moot

1) Something which encourages a particular activity or makes that activity more energetic or effective 2) Force with which a body moves, impulse [JOSH,
SHIDDAT]
To show that someone is involved in a crime or partly responsible for something bad that has happened [Have they any evidence to implicate him in the
robbery?]
When you seem to suggest something without saying it directly 2) The effect that an action or decision will have on something else in the future
1) Confiscate 2) Take legal possession of 3) Shut up (animals) in a pound [QABZA KR LENA, CHAAR DIWARI MA RAKHNA]
Powerful & impossible to beat, especially in sport [ NAAQAABIL E TASKHEER]
1) Freedom from punishment or from the unpleasant results of something that has been done 2) Exemption from punishment, bad consequences, etc [BARIAT,
AZADI]
1) Imprison 2) To put or keep someone in prison or in a place used as a prison [QAID KRNA, BAND KRNA]
The establishment of an organization or official activity [Since its inception in 1968, the company has been at the forefront of computer development.]
[AAGAAZ]
To fix beliefs or ideas in someone's mind, especially by repeating them often [ SAMJHANA, ZEHN NASHEEN KRNA]
Protection against possible damage or loss, especially a promise of payment, or the money paid if there is such damage or loss [NUQSAAN KI ZAMANAT]
1) Angry because of something which is wrong or not fair 2) Anger at supposed injustice [BARHAM, GAZABNAAK]
Saying or doing things which let people know things that should be secret or which embarrass people [They have been rather indiscreet about their affair.]
[GAIR MOHTAT]
Unable to be explained or understood [NAAQAABIL E TASHREEH]
Unfaithfulness, esp. adultery [She could not forgive his many infidelities.] [ILHAAD,KUFR]
To force someone to experience something very unpleasant [The suffering inflicted on these children was unimaginable.] [LAGANA, DAALNA, AAID KRNA]
To break a rule, law, etc [They infringed building regulations.] [KHILAAF WARZI KRNA, TODNA]
To prevent someone from doing something, or to slow down a process or the growth of something [ROKNA]
An innate quality or ability is one that U were born with, not one U have learned
A period of detailed & unfriendly questioning [The police subjected him to an inquisition that lasted 12 hours] [TEHQIQAAT, TALAASH]
(The ability to have) a clear, deep & sometimes sudden understanding of a complicated problem or situation [BASEERAT MUARIFAT]
Rude & not showing respect [1) An insolent child/young man 2) An insolent gesture/remark] [GUSTAAKH, SHOKH]
The curved upper part of the foot between the toes & the heel, or the part of a shoe or sock which fits around this
1) Introduce (a feeling, idea, etc.) into a person's mind etc. gradually 2) Put (a liquid) into something in drops [DIL MA BITHANA]
1) Rebellion 2) An organized attempt by a group of ppl to defeat their govt. & take control of their country, usually by violence [armed insurrection]
[BAGHAWAT, SARKASHI]
1) The quality of being honest & having strong moral principles that U refuse to change 2) The quality of being whole & complete [RASSTBAZI, SAALMIAT]
(Of speech & writing) clear enough to be understood [She was so upset when she spoke that she was hardly intelligible.] [QABIL E FEHM, SAAF O SAREEH]
Among other things
Extremely brave & showing no fear of dangerous situations [a team of intrepid explorers] [NIDARR, DILAIR]
Examination & consideration of your own ideas, thoughts & feelings [His defeat in the world championship led to a long period of gloomy introspection] [KHUD
BEENI]
1) Overwhelm 2) To give someone so much work or so many things that they cannot deal with them all 3) To flood an area with water [KASRAT, GARQ KRNA]
Always
To make someone feel fresher, healthier & more energetic [We were invigorated by our walk] [TAWANA KRNA, TAQVIAT POHONCHANA]
Impossible to defeat or prevent from doing what is intended [NAQABIL E TASKHEER]
To annoy someone [The negative reply to my complaint really irked me] [TAKLEEF DENA]
Said when one bad thing happens, followed by a lot of other bad things, which make a bad situation worse
A person who behaves foolishly [AHMAQ, GADHA]
1) Scoff derisively; deride 2) To laugh or shout insults at some1 to show U have no respect for them [The ppl at the back of the hall jeered (at) the speaker]
[TANZ, LAAN TAAN]
Meat that has been cut into long thin strips & dried in the sun
1) Abruptly reject or abandon (esp. a lover) 2) To finish a romantic relationship with someone suddenly & unkindly [He jilted her for his best friend's sister.]
[HARJAI]
1) Critical convergence of events; point of time (at this juncture) 2) Joining-point 3) Joining 4) A particular point in time [MILNE KI JAGA]
1) Someone who cannot stop taking illegal drug 2) Someone who wants to have or do something all the time
1) A youthful 2) Of or for young people 3) Immature [a juvenile sense of humour] [JAWAANI KA, SHABAAB KA]
To put things which are not similar next to each other [The exhibition juxtaposes Picasso's early drawings with some of his later works.] [QURBAT, PASS PASS
RAKHNA]
State security police of the former USSR [Russian abbreviation, = committee of State security]
An amount of money that is paid to someone illegally in exchange for secret help or work
The fame & public admiration that a person receives as a result of a particular achievement or position in society [NAIK NAMI, SHOHRAT]
A very big spoon with a long handle & a deep cup-shaped part, used especially for serving soup [BADA CHAMCHA, DONI]
To criticize someone or something severely [His first novel was well & truly lambasted by the critics.]
To exist in an unpleasant or unwanted situation, often for a long time [The ruling party is languishing in third place in the opinion polls] [ZAEEF,KAMZOORI]
Power to influence people & get the results you want [If the United Nations had more troops in the area, it would have greater leverage.]
1) Ancestry 2) The members of a person's family who are directly related to that person & who lived a long time before him or her [KHANDAAN, NASAB]
To take a long time to leave or disappear [The smell from the fire still lingered days later.] [DAIR LAGANA, KAAHILI KARNA]
To pronounce 's' & 'z' sounds like 'th' [I was teased a lot at school because I spoke with a lisp.] [LUKNAT, TUTLA KR BOLNA]
To have an exciting & very enjoyable time with parties, good food & drink [He's alive & well & living it up in the Bahamas.]
Be loath to do sth: to be unwilling to do something [I'm loath to spend it all at once] [GAIR RAZAMAND] {Loathe: To hate some1 or s/t ["Do you like fish?"
"No, I loathe it."] }
1) Careful organization of a complicated activity so that it happens in a successful & effective way 2) Organization of services & supplies
Very bad [ZALIL, KAMEENA]
Said to warn someone that if they want to be in a relationship with U, they must be willing to accept everything about U
Clearly expressed & easy to understand or (of a person) thinking or speaking clearly [She gave a clear & lucid account of her plans] [ROSHAN,
DARAKHSHAN]
A hard swelling found in or on the body, especially because of illness or injury [She found a lump in her breast.] [ANBAAR, DHAYLA]
A colourless liquid which takes useful substances around the body, & takes waste matter, such as unwanted bacteria, away from body tissue in order to prevent
infection
Using clever but often dishonest methods which deceive people so that U can gain power or control [AYYARI, SHATIRANA]
1) Behaving forcefully or showing no emotion in a way traditionally thought to be typical of a man 2) Aggressively masculine
1) Describes a story or report that has been invented & is untrue 2) Wearing make-up
Wealthy & influential person, usu. in business [MASHHOOR/BADA AADMI]
A person who has succeeded in business or industry & has become very wealthy & powerful
1) To show something clearly, through signs or actions 2) Easily noticed or obvious [ZAHIR KRNA, WAZEH KRNA]
A large model of a human being, used to show clothes in the window of a shop
To spoil something, making it less perfect or less enjoyable [Sadly, the text is marred by careless errors.] [KHARAB KRNA, ZARAR POHONCHANA]
To treat someone or something as if they are not important [Now that English has taken over as the main language, the country's native language has been
marginalized.]
A part of a country's military forces which takes part especially in operations on land which begin from the sea
1) Connected with the sea or seafaring (maritime insurance) 2) Living or found near the sea [Amalfi & Venice were important maritime powers.] [SAAHILI,
BEHRI]
(Having) a pale purple colour
A brief statement of a general truth, principle or rule for behaviour [USOOL, KAHAWAT, MAQOOLA]
A special radio signal sent from a ship or an aircraft when it needs help
Very small or not enough (also meager) [HAQEER, LAAGAR]
Related to the Middle Ages [QUROON E WUSTA KA, CHATTI SADI SE PANDRAHVI SADI KA]
A mixture of different items, especially tunes put together to form a longer piece of music [MILANA]
1) Sad 2) Sadness which lasts for a long period of time, often without any obvious reason [UDAASI, AFSURDIGI]
1) A story, play, or film in which the characters show stronger emotions than real people usually do 2) Showing much stronger emotions than are necessary or
usual for a situation
1) Threat 2) Dangerous thing or person 3) Something that is likely to cause harm [DHAMKANA, DARANA]
Describes work that is boring, tiring & given a low social value [NOKER, SHAGIRD]
A toilet for men in a public building such as a hotel or restaurant
The Devil
Related to trade or business [TIJARTI, TAJIRANA]
To encourage the sale of goods by advertising them or by making certain that they are noticed [MAAL E TIJARAT, SODA]
1) Giving great attention to detail 2) Very careful & precise [JUZIYAAT KA KHAYAL RAKHNE WALA]
A military force which only operates for some of the time & whose members often have other jobs
To copy the way in which a particular person usually speaks & moves, usually in order to amuse people [NAQAL KRNA, MAZAK UDANA]
An image, produced by very hot air, of something which seems to be far away but does not really exist [NAZAR KA DHOKHA, SARAAB]
To make something less harmful, unpleasant or bad [HALKA KRNA]
Sovereign with the title of king, queen, emperor, empress, or equivalent [BAADSHAH, SULTAN]
A member of a group of religious men who do not marry & usually live together in a monastery [ZAHID, AABID]
A piece of work produced by combining smaller parts, or the process of making such a work (The ads feature a montage of images - people surfing, playing
football & basketball)
1) To suggest something for discussion [The idea was first mooted as long ago as the 1840s.] 2) Debatable, undecided. v. raise (a question) for discussion [It's

598 Pursuit
599 Quantum
600 Quasi

When you follow someone or something to try to catch them [The robbers fled the scene of the crime, with the police in pursuit.] [TAAQQUB, TALAASH]
The smallest amount or unit of something, especially energy [MIQDAR, TAADAD, HUJM]
1) Seemingly, not really 2) Used to show that something is almost, but not completely, the thing described [The school uniform is quasi-military in style.]
[ZAAHIRI TOR PER]
601 Quote unquote
Said to show that U are repeating someone else's words, especially if U do not agree with them (She says they're, quote 'just good friends' unquote)
602 Radiance
1) Emitting rays of light 2) (Of eyes or looks) beaming with joy, hope, or love 3) (of beauty) Splendid or dazzling [TAABINDA, NOOR AFSHAN]
603 Radical
1) Belief that there should be great or extreme social or political change 2) Relating to the most imp. parts of something or some1; complete or extreme
[BUNYAADI, ASLI]
604 Rampant
(Of something bad) getting worse quickly & in an uncontrolled way [He said that he had encountered rampant prejudice in his attempts to get a job.]
[SHIDDAT SE]
605 Rancor
A feeling of hate & continuing anger about something in the past [They cheated me, but I feel no rancour towards/against them.] [BUGZ, ADAWAT]
606 Ransack
To search a place or container in a violent & careless way [CHAAN MARNA]
607 Rapacious
1) Strong desire to take things for yourself, usually using unfair methods or force 2) Grasping, extortionate, predatory [ Her rapacious appetite for fame]
[LUTERA]
608 Rattle
1) To (cause to) make a noise like a series of knocks 2) To worry someone or make someone nervous [The creaking upstairs was starting to rattle me.] [KHAD
KHADANA]
609 Ravage
To cause great damage to something [The area has been ravaged by drought/floods/war.] [PAAMAAL KRNA, LOOTNA]
610 Rebuke
To speak angrily to someone because you disapprove of what they have said or done [I was rebuked by my manager for being late] [SARZANISH, MULAMAT]
611 Reckless
Doing something dangerous & not caring about the risks & the possible results [BAY PARWAH, BAY EHTIAT]
612 Reckon
1) To think or believe 2) To calculate an amount [HISAAB LAGANA]
613 Reclamation
1) To take back something that was yours [BAAZIABI] 2) To make land, such as desert or flooded areas, suitable for farming or building [ISLAAH]
614 Redeem
1) To get something back 2) To fulfill a promise or pay back a debt [CHURANA, AZAD KRANA]
615 Redneck
A poor white person without education, especially one living in the countryside in the southern US, who has prejudiced (= unfair & unreasonable) ideas & belief
616 Regress
1) Move backwards; return to a former, esp. worse, state 2) Psychol. (cause to) return mentally to a former stage of life [WAAPSI, PALAT JANA]
617 Relentless
Continuing in a severe or extreme way [ BAY REHM, SANGDIL]
618 Relics
1) Object that is interesting because of its age or association 2) Part of a dead holy person's body or belongings kept as an object of reverence 3) Surviving
custom or belief etc. from a past age 4) Memento or souvenir 5) (in pl.) What has survived [NISHAAN, YAADGAR, KHANDARR]
619 Relinquish
1) To give up s/t such as a responsibility or claim 2) To unwillingly stop holding or keeping s/t [She relinquished her hold/grip on the steering wheel.] [CHORNA,
TARK KRNA]
620 Remand
To send someone accused of committing a crime away from court until their trial begins [He was remanded on theft charges.] [HAWALAAT MA RAKHNA]
621 Reminiscent
Making U remember a particular person, event or thing [ YAAD DILANE WALA]
622 Remiss
Careless & not doing a duty well enough [KAHIL, DHEELA]
623 Remorse
A strong feeling of guilt & regret about something you have done [After the argument, she was filled with remorse.] [NIDAMAT]
624 Renegade
A person who has changed their feelings of support & duty from one political, religious, national, etc. group to a new one [ TARIK E DEEN, MUNKAR]
625 Repeal
If a government repeals a law, it causes that law no longer to have any legal force [MANSOOKH KRNA]
626 Repress
1) To not allow something, especially feelings, to be expressed 2) To control what people do, especially by using force [ROKNA, DABANA]
627 Reproach
1) Express disapproval to (a person or oneself) for a fault 2) Rebuke or censure 3) (often foll. by to) Thing that brings disgrace or discredit [SARZANISH KRNA]
628 Reprove
To tell someone that U disapprove of their wrong or foolish behaviour [MULAMAT KRNA, TANBEEH KRNA]
629 Repudiate
To refuse to accept something or someone as true, good or reasonable [CHOR DENA, TALAQ DENA]
630 Repugnant
1) Extremely distasteful 2) Contradictory 3) Unpleasant, causing a feeling of disgust [MUKHALIF, MUTAZAAD]
631 Repulsive
Extremely unpleasant or unacceptable [NAFRAT ANGAIZ]
632 Resilient
Able to quickly return to a previous good condition (She's a resilient girl - she won't be unhappy for long) [LACHACKDAR, UBHERNE KI QUWWAT]
633 Respite
A pause or rest from something difficult or unpleasant [MOHLAT, WAQFA]
634 Rest assured/rest easy
Used to tell someone not to worry & that U are in control of the situation
635 Resurgence
Rising or arising again [PHIR SE ZINDA HONA]
636 Retreat (residence)
1) Place of shelter or seclusion 2) A private & safe place a country/mountain/lakeside retreat
637 Retribution
Deserved & severe punishment [BADLA, SAZA]
638 Revamp
1) Renovate, revise, improve 2) Patch up 3) To change or arrange something again, in order to improve it
639 Reverberate
1) (Of sound, light, or heat) be returned, echoed, or reflected repeatedly 2) (of an event etc.) Produce a continuing effect, shock, etc. [GOONJNA]
640 Revisit
Visit again
641 Rhetoric
1) Art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing 2) Language designed to persuade or impress (esp. seen as overblown & meaningless) [FAN E KHITABAT,
FASAHAT O BALAGAT]
642 Roger
Used in radio communications to mean that a message has been received & understood
643 Rogue
1) Behaving in ways that are not expected or not normal, often in a destructive way 2) Dishonest, unprincipled person 3) Mischievous person [BADMAASH]
644 Roll out
To make a new product, service or system available for the first time [The government plans to roll out a series of tax cuts over the next few years]
645 Rowdy
Noisy & possibly violent [PURSHORE, JHAGRALU]
646 Ruminate
To think carefully & for a long period about something [SOCH BICHAR KRNA]
647 Sacred trust/deposit AMANAT
648 Sacrilege
1) Violation of what is regarded as sacred 2) Treating something holy or important without respect [BAYHURMATI KRNA]
649 Safari
An organized journey to look at, or sometimes hunt, wild animals, especially in Africa
650 Saga
1) A long complicated series of related usually negative events [It was just another episode in an ongoing saga of marriage problems.]
651 Sagacity
Having or showing understanding & the ability to make good judgments; wise [a sagacious person/comment/choice] [TEZ FEHMI, FARASAT]
652 Sane
Having a healthy mind & not mentally ill or showing good judgment & understanding (SANITY) [It was a sane decision & one we all respected.] [DANA,
MAQOOL]
653 Savvy
1) Practical knowledge & ability 2) Knowingness; understanding, us knowing; wise [JAANNA, TEZ FEHMI]
654 Scale back/down
To make something smaller than it was or smaller than it was planned to be [Shortage of money forced them to scale down the project.] [PAYMAANAY MA
TAKHFEEF KRNA]
655 Scandinavia
(a person) Coming from Sweden, Norway or Denmark, often also Iceland, Finland or the Faroe Islands
656 Scapegoat
A person who is blamed for something that someone else has done [The captain was made a scapegoat for the team's failure.] [BHEENT KA BAKRA]
657 Schism
A division into two groups caused by a disagreement about ideas, especially in a religious organization [TAFARQA, PHOOT]
658 Schmuck
A stupid or foolish person [Her husband is such a schmuck!]
659 Scintillating
Interesting, exciting & clever [1) scintillating wit/repartee/conversation 2) A scintillating personality/speech] [CHAMAKNA]
660 Scof
1) Laugh & speak about a person or idea in a way which shows that you think they are stupid or ridiculous 2) To eat something quickly & eagerly [TANZ,
CHIDANA]
661 Scorch
1) To (cause to) change colour with dry heat, or to burn slightly 2) Very hot [JHULASNA]
662 Scorn
1) A very great lack of respect for someone or something that you think is stupid or worthless 2) Disdain, contempt, derision [HAQARAT, NAFRAT]
663 Screw up
When bad experiences or people screw you up, they make you anxious & unhappy or they damage your personality [It really screwed him up when he saw his
friend get killed]
664 Scum
A very bad or immoral person or group of people [JHAAG, FUZLA, TILCHAT]
665 Seamstress
A woman whose job is sewing & making clothes [DARZAN]
666 Sedition
Language or behaviour that is intended to persuade other people to oppose their government [BAGHAWAT/SARKASHI]
667 Send of
Party etc. at the departure of a person, start of a project, etc. [We'll have to give her a good send-off when she leaves the office.] [RUKHSAT KRNA]
668 Set somebody up
To trick someone in order to make them do something, or in order to make them seem guilty of something that they have not done
669 Shove
To push someone or something forcefully
670 Showed up
To arrive somewhere in order to join a group of people, especially late or unexpectedly [We were expecting thirty people to come, but half of them never
showed up]
671 Shrewd
Clear understanding & good judgment of a situation, resulting in an advantage [Shrewd politicians avoid offending the electorate unnecessarily] [CHALAAK]
672 Shroud
To hide something by covering or surrounding it [PARDA DALNA, KAFAN PEHNANA]
673 Shrug
1) To raise your shoulders & then lower them in order to express a lack of knowledge or interest 2) Slightly & momentarily raise (the shoulders) to express
indifference, doubt
674 Sift
1) Put through a sieve 2) Separate (finer or coarser parts) from material 3) Sprinkle (esp. sugar) from a perforated container 4) Examine 5) Fall as if from a sieve
[CHAANNA]
675 Silhouette
A dark shape seen against a light background
676 Sinister
Making you feel that something bad or evil might happen [The ruined house had a sinister appearance] [MANHOOS, BAD DIANAT]
677 Skew
To cause something to be not straight or exact; to twist or distort [The company's results for this year are skewed b/c not all our customers have paid their bills]
[TIRCHA, ADHA]
678 Skim
To read or consider something quickly in order to understand the main points, without studying it in detail
679 Skirmish
Fight between a small no. of soldiers which is usually short & which happens away from the main area of fighting in a war 2) A short argument (MUDBHEED,
NOK JHOK)
680 Slander
A false spoken statement about someone which damages their reputation, or the making of such a statement [BOHTAAN]
681 Slate
To attack by criticizing; to write or say that something is very bad [Her last book was slated by the critics.] [NUQTA CHEENI KRNA]
682 Sleuth
Detective. v. investigate crime etc. [A bit of sleuthing from our investigative reporter uncovered some interesting information on Mr. Parkinson.] [KHOOJI]
683 Slug
A slow-moving, lazy person [SUST AADMI]
684 Slumber
Sleep
685 Sly
1) Cunning, crafty, wily 2) Secretive 3) Knowing; insinuating 4) Deceiving people in a clever way in order to get what you want [CHAALAAK, CHUPA HUA]
686 Smear
1) Defame 2) To spread a liquid or a thick substance over a surface [The children had smeared peanut butter all over the sofa.] [MALNA, LAGANA, DAAG]
687 Smite
[smote, smitten ] to hit someone forcefully or to have a sudden powerful or destructive effect on someone [MARNA, SAZA DENA]
688 Smitten
Having suddenly started to like or love something or someone very much [He was so smitten by her that he promised to move to Argentina to be near her]
689 Smudge
A mark with no particular shape that is caused, usually accidentally, by rubbing something such as ink or a dirty finger across a surface
690 Sneak 1
1) To go somewhere secretly, or to take someone or something somewhere secretly 2) slang Steal unobserved [KHISAK JANA]
691 Sneak 2
To secretly tell someone in authority, especially a teacher, that someone else has done something bad, often in order to cause trouble [CHUGLI KHANA]
692 Sneakers
A type of light comfortable shoe that is suitable for playing sports
693 Snort
To make an explosive sound by forcing air quickly up or down the nose ["And you call that a first class service?" snorted one indignant customer.] [NATHNEY

SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR LEARNING THIS VOCABULARY

These are some of the words that I encountered the most while, reading, listening or
watching things. So I gathered them in a file and copied their meanings from two English
dictionaries (Cambridge+ Oxford) and 1 Urdu dictionary (CLEANTOUCH). It has helped me a lot
in improving my vocabulary, so I thought to share this file with you as well.
In order to learn these words I recommend following things/tips to you:
1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

Get back to back print of first 8 pages in this original size (small font will reduce burden on
hand & I assure you that when printed, it is easily and fairly readable & legible)
You may delete the words (rows) that you already know & you are completely sure about
their meanings
You can also omit or delete the words (rows) that you find or deem too advanced, trivial or
unworthy of memorizing, as I also feel that some words are related to particular readership
or listenership
Just go through these words in your spare time & try to retain some new words each time
Highlight the words on the hard copy that youve read & memorized, so as to please your
mind with your achievement & itll indicate lessening of burden
Some words in this list contain unconventional meaning of the word (E.g. blue, retreat, etc).
So dont completely rely on just one meaning. Reconfirm if you doubt something unusual

Below is a list of words, which I used to confuse or mispronounce. So I suggest you to

check and confirm right pronunciation of these words from any good dictionary
(I recommend Cambridge Dictionary)

Adobe
Analogy
Apathy
Arrear

Chassis
Clichd
De facto
Debacle

Plane-plain-plan
Machiavellianism
Melody-malady
Pomegranate

Leisure
Phlegm
Schism
Monarch

Exhort
Facade
Fiasco
Fiat

Contributor
Mannequins
Medieval
Misogynist

Asthma
Bathing
Beige
Beta
Blasphemy

Flour/flower/floor
Hermaphrodite
Adolescent
Interrogative
Renaissance

Doctrine
Censure
Callous
Cauliflower
Eulogy

Fillet-filet
Genre
Gratuitous
Hegemony
Galore

Bosom
Bourgeois

Debauched
Decelerate
Depot
Dialysis
Diaphanou
s
Dilettante
Divorce

Adamant
Apropos

Brochure
Tyranny

Hoax
Impasse

Missile
Molecular
Monarch/y
Oasis
Paraphernali
a
Parse
Participate

Broccoli
Gala

Elixir
Envisage

Reverberate
Exhilarate

Perpetuate

Ingenuity
Irk

Pass
Perpendicula
r

Pious
Plateau
Ploughing
Pneumoni
a
Polygamy
Fiduciary
Prelude
Pro-forma
Protg
Realm
Irrevocabl
e
Rostrum
Ruin

Sewerage
Sew-sewing
Silhouette
Soliloquy
Spasm
Spatial
Statute
Thesaurus
Trigonometr
y
Tuition
Vermicelli
Vide
Viva voce

Good Luck!
kamihb@yahoo.com
14th October 2012

NOTE

These are some of the words that I encountered the most while, reading, listening or watching things.
SoI gathered them in a file and copied their meanings from two English dictionaries (Cambridge+ Oxford) and 1 Urdu dictionary
(CLEANTOUCH).
It has helped me a lot in improving my vocabulary, so I thought to share this file with you as well.
Kindly read the last page of the file for instructions/recommendations/tips.

Good Luck!
Improve your vocabulary