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properties of sound- /ofu ’kkL=
A 23. Accusation- A charge or claim that someone has
1. Abattoir / Slaughter-house – A place where animals done something illegal or wrong vkjksi
are killed for food- dlkbZ[kkuk 24. Acquiesce- Accept silently and without protest fcuk
2. Abdicate- To give up the power, authority, or duty fojks/k fd, dqN Hkh ekuus dks lger gksuk
R;kx djuk 25. Acrobat- An entertainer who performs spectacular
3. Abduct - Take (someone) away illegally by force or gymnastic feats- dykckt
deception; kidnap- vigj.k djuk 26. Acrobatics- Art of performing acrobatic acts-
4. Abject- Utterly hopeless, without any pride or dykckth
respect for yourself fujk’kktud] LokfHkeku jfgr 27. Acronym- An abbreviation formed from the initial
5. Ablution- The act of washing yourself- Luku letters of other words and pronounced as a word –
6. Abolish -Formally put an end to (a practice or ifjo.khZ ’kCn
institution), cancel, revoke iwjh rjg lekIr djuk 28. Acrophobia- Fear from height- ÅapkbZ dk Mj
7. Aborigine- A person, animal, or plant that has been 29. Acrostic- Words with the first or last letters of each
in a country or region from earliest times- ewy line making a word
fuoklh 30. Activist- A person who works to achieve
8. Abroad- In or to a foreign country or countries- political or social change- lfdz; izfrHkkxh
ijns’k 31. Actuary- A person who compiles and analyses
9. Abrupt- Sudden and unexpected vpkud statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks
10. Abstruse- Difficult to understand; obscure ftls and premiums- equhe
leÖkuk eqf’dy gks 32. Acupuncture- Treatment by putting needles in the
11. Absurd - Plainly not true or sensible; foolish; skin- lwbZnkc fpfdRlk
unreasonable; silly, inconsistent with reason 33. Adage/Maxim/Proverb/Dictum- Short saying
or logic or common sense- csrqdk expressing a general truth- dgkor
12. Accede- To achieve a higher position, to agree to a 34. Adam’s apple- The hard projection in front of the
request- Lohdkj djuk] mPp in izkIr djuk throat
13. Accelerate- Begin or move more quickly- xfr c<+kuk 35. Addendum- Thing to be added at the end of a book,
14. Accentuate- To give emphasis or prominence to tksj etc.- ifjf’k"V
nsuk] lqLi"V djuk 36. Ad hoc- Created or done for a particular purpose as
15. Accessible- Able to be reached or entered- igqap ikus necessary- rnFkZ
37. Admonish- To tell somebody firmly that you do not
;ksX;
approve of something that they have done Mk¡Vuk]
16. Accident- An undesirable or unfortunate happening
that occurs unintentionally and usually results in QVdkjuk
harm, injury, damage, or loss- vizR;kf’kr ?kVuk 38. Adolescence- The period between childhood and
17. Acclimatize- Become accustomed to a new climate adulthood fd’kksjkoLFkk
or new conditions- vknh gksuk 39. Adopt- Legally take another's child and bring it up
18. Accolade- Good thing that people say about you as one's own- xksn ysuk
iz’kalk 40. Adultery – The practice of having extra-marital
19. Accomplish- To achieve and complete successfully- relations- ijxeu
iwjk djuk 41. Advocate - A person who publicly supports or
20. Accomplice- A person who helps another commit a recommends a particular cause or policy- leFkZd
crime fdlh vijk/k esa vijk/kh dk lg;ksxh 42. Aeronautics- The science or practice of building or
21. Accountant- A person whose job is to keep or flying aircraft- oSekfudh
inspect financial accounts- ys[kkdkj 43. Aerial - Existing, happening, or operating in the air-

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44. Aerodynamics- Study of solid things moving in the 67. Altitude - The height of an object above sea level-
air- ok;qxfr foKku ÅapkbZ
45. Aerophobia- An abnormal fear of drafts of air, gases, 68. Altruist- a person unselfishly concerned for or
or airborne matter devoted to the welfare of others- ijksidkjh
46. Aesthetic – Concerned with beauty or the 69. Alumnus - A former male student of a school, college
appreciation of beauty- lkSan;Z lacaf/kr or university- HkwriwoZ Nk=
47. Aetiology- The scientific study of the causes of 70. Alumna- a former woman student of a school,
disease- gSrqdh college or university- HkwriwoZ Nk=k
48. Affidavit - A sworn statement in writing made 71. Amateur- a person who engages in a study, sport, or
especially under oath or on affirmation before an other activity for pleasure rather than for financial
authorized magistrate or officer- ‘’kiFk ukek benefit or professional reasons ’kkSd ds fy, fd;k
49. Affirm- To state something as true- iqf"V djuk tkus okyk dke
50. Aggressive - Always ready to attack or quarrel- 72. Ambassador- a diplomatic official of the highest
vkdze.k’khy rank, sent by one sovereign or state to another as its
51. Aggressor- One who attacks first tks igys vkdze.k resident representative jktnwr
djrk gSA 73. Ambidextrous- One who can use either of his hands
52. Agenda- A list of items to be discussed at a formal with ease tks vius nksuks gkFkksa dks ,d lh dq’kyrk ls
meeting bLrseky djrk gSA
53. Aggravate - Make (a problem, injury, or offence) 74. Ambiguous/ Equivocal- Having more than one
worse or more serious- fcxkM+ nsuk meaning / having a double or doubtful meaning-
54. Agnostic- A person who believes that it is not vusdkFkhZ
possible to know whether God exists or not – 75. Ambivalent- Having or showing both good and bad
vuh’ojoknh feelings about somebody/something- mHk;o`fRr
55. Agoraphobia- Fear of being in open or public 76. Ambrosia- Food that god eat- ve`r
spaces- HkhM+ ls Mj yxuk 77. Ambulance- A vehicle equipped for taking sick or
56. Agronomy – The science of soil management and the injured people to and from hospital- jksxh okgu
production of field crops- d`f"k foKku 78. Ambulatory – Relating to or adapted for walking-
57. Alchemy – Chemistry in ancient times. pyus okyk
58. Alimony- Money allowance paid by a man to his 79. Amenity- A feature that makes a place pleasant,
divorced wife vyx gksus ds ckn ifRu dks nh tkus okyh comfortable or easy to live in- euksgjrk
jde 80. Amidst - In the middle of, surrounded by, literary
59. Alien- From another country or society- ijns’kh variant of amidds chp esa
60. Alienate – To make someone unfriendly- ijk;k djuk 81. Amnesia- Partial or total loss of memoryLe`fryksi
61. Allegory – A story that expresses ideas through 82. Amnesty- General Pardon of political offenses vijk/k
symbols- uhfrdFkk {kek
62. Alliance – A relationship based on similarity of 83. Amoral - The tendency not to care for right and
interests, nature, or qualities- laf/k wrong- vuSfrd
63. Alliteration - Repetition of a sound which enhances 84. Amphibious- Adapted for both land and
the quality of prose or poetry- vuqizkl watermHk;pj
64. Alma-mater- The school, college, or university that 85. Amphitheatre- A round building with rising tiers of
one has attended- tgkaa f’k{kk ikbZ og laLFkk seats and an open space at the centre; Auditorium;
65. Almanac – An annual calendar with position of Arena- dzhM+kLFky ,oa jaxHkwfe
stars- iapkax 86. Amputation- Cutting off arm, leg, etc. by surgery-
66. Altar- Platform on which offerings are made to God- vaxPNsnu

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87. Amulet- An object worn as a charm against evil 110. Antedate- The date before the time iwoZfrFkh
rkcht 111. Anteroom- A room leading into another- mid{k
88. Analogue- Something that is similar to another 112. Anthomania- An intense fondness for flowers-
thing- vuq:Ik iq"iksUekn
89. Anaesthetic- A substance that induces insensitivity 113. Antimacassar-A covering to protect the chair back
to pain- fu’psrd 114. Antipathy- Strong dislike between two persons
90. Anagram- A word or phrase that is made by ukilanxh
arranging the letters of another word or phrase 115. Antique- Old and often valuable- iqjkdkyhu
in a different order- o.kZ foi;kZl 116. Antiseptic- Substance which prevents a wound from
91. Analogy- A feature that is similar- le:irk germs- jksxk.kqjks/kd
92. Anarchist- One who plans to destroy all 117. Anthology- Collection of poems, stories etc.-
governments- vjktdrkoknh in~;laxzg
93. Anarchy- Absence of government in a country 118. Anthropologist – One who studies the evolution of
vjktdrk mankind- ekuofoKkuh
94. Anathema- A thing or an idea which you hate 119. Anthropology- The study of humankind, in
particular - ekuofoKku
because it is the opposite of what you believe-
vfHk’kIr 120. Antidote- Medicine to counteract the effect of poison

95. Anchor – A person who presents a radio/ television

fo"kuk’kd vkS"k/kh
programme- lekpkj mn~?kks"kd 121. Antonym- A word opposite in meaning to another-
foijhrkFkZd ’kCn
96. Androgynous- Having both male and female
122. Aphasia- Loss of ability to use or understand
characteristics- mHk;fyaxh
speech- okpk?kkr
97. Anatomy- Science of the physical structure of the
123. Apiarist - Someone who keeps bees- e/kqeD[kh ikyd
body‘’kjhj jpuk foKku
124. Apiary- Place where bees are kept e/kqokfVdk
98. Ancient- Belonging to the very distant past- cgqr
125. Apostate – A person who has rejected their religious
iqjkuk
or political beliefs- Lo/keZR;kxh
99. Anecdote- Short amusing story about some real
126. Apostle- Strong believer of a policy or an idea- /keZnwr
person or eventpqVdyk
127. Apprentice – A person who agrees to work for
100. Anglophile- One who likes Britain and british things
somebody in order to learn a skill- f’k";
very much-
101. Animism- The belief that plants, objects and natural
128. Aquarium- A place for keeping water animals- ty
things such as the weather have a living soul- tho’kkyk
thookn 129. Aquatic – Growing or living in, on or near water
102. Annals- A record of events year by year- okf"kZdorkZUr – tyh;
103. Annihilate - To destroy completely- vfLrRo feVkuk 130. Arbitrator/ Arbiter- One appointed by parties to
104. Anniversary- The annually recurring date of a past settle a dispute U;k;drkZ
event- lkyfxjg 131. Arboreal- Living in trees- o`{k esa jgus okyk
105. Annual -Occurring once a year; something that 132. Arboriculture – The study or practice of growing
appears- okf"kZd trees and shrubs- o`{klao/kZUk
106. Annuity- Fixed sum of money paid to somebody as 133. Archaic- Very old-fashioned; Obsolete cgqr iqjkuk]
income in his life timeokf"kZdh orZeku esa vizpfyr
107. Anomaly–Departure from common rule- fu;e fojks/k 134. Archaeology-Study of cultures of the past and of
108. Anonymous- Without a name/ with a name that is periods of history by examining the remains of
not made known/ Of unknown author- xqeuke building and objects found in the ground iqjkrRo
109. Antagonist- Person who actively opposes somebody foKku
izfri{kh
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n~Okhilewg usually with a special responsibility for a
136. Architect- One who designs and supervises the particular area of activity- nwrkokl esa dke djus
construction of buildings- f’kYidkj okyk O;fDr
137. Archives- Place wherepublic, government or 159. Avaricious- A person extremely desirous of money
historical records are kept iqjkys[kkxkj /ku dk ykyph
138. Armament- 160. Aviary- Place where birds are kept- i{kh’kkyk
139. Aristocracy- A form of government in which power
161. Avoidable- Able to be avoided- Vkyus;ksX;
is held by the nobility- dqyhu ra=
162. Audible- Capable of being heard- Jo.kh;
140. Arsonist – A person who deliberately sets fire to a
163. Audience- The group of people together in one place
building- vkxtuh djus okyk
to watch or listen to a play, film, someone speaking,
141. Articulate - To express or explain your thoughts etc.- n’kZd
or feelings clearly in words- lkQ cksyuk 164. Auditor – One who makes an official examination of
142. Artillery- Large, heavy guns which are often accounts- ys[kk ijh{kd
moved on wheels- rksai 165. Auditorium- A place or building for public
143. Ascetic – Avoiding physical pleasures and living a gathering; hall tgka Jksrk @n’kZd cSBrsa gSA
simple life- lU;klh 166. Autobiography- Life-history of a person written by
144. Aspire–To have a strong desire to achieve- vkdka{kk himself vkRedFkk
djuk 167. Autocrat- Persons who rules without consulting
145. Assassin- Person who kills somebody especially for others- rkuk’kkg
political reasons- gR;kjk 168. Autocracy- Government by one person with
146. Assaulter- One who attacks- vkdze.kdkjh absolute power which has been obtained by force-
147. Assent- Official arrangement to a proposal; Consent; ,dra=] rkuk’kkgh
Concur lgefr 169. Auto phobia- Fear of one’s self- Lo;a ls Mj yxuk
148. Assertive - Having or showing a confident and 170. Autopsy/ Postmortem- Medical examination of the
forceful personality- fu’p;iwoZd dead body- ’ko ijh{kk
149. Associate- A person that you work with, do 171. Avenue- A wide road with trees or tall buildings on
business with or spend a lot of time with- both sides- isM+nkj iFk
lg;ksxh 172. Aviation- The designing, building and flying of
150. Astronaut- A person who is trained to travel in a aircraft- foekuu
spacecraft- vUrfj{k ;k=h 173. Axiom – A rule or principle that most people
151. Astrology- Science of the movement of the planets, believe to be true- fl)kar
sun etc.- T;ksfr"k ’kkL=
152. Astronomy- Study of stars, planets and other natural
objects in space- [kxksy fon~;k
B
153. Aquarium- Artificial pond or tank for keeping fish 174. Babble-Talk in a way which is difficult to
and water plants ty tho’kkyk understand- rqrykgV
154. Arbitration - Settlement of a dispute by the decision 175. Bacteriology – The study of bacteria- Tkhok.kq
foKku
of a person chosen and accepted as a judge or
176. Baffle- To confuse sb completely- pdjk nsuk
umpire- iap fu.kZ;
177. Bait- A person or a thing that is used to catch or to
155. Arsenal – A place for ammunition and weapons-
attract them ykyp
gfFk;kj?kj
178. Bald - A man having no hair on the scalp- xatk
156. Asylum – A place for lunatics and political refugees-
179. Bale – A large amount of a light material
’kj.k LFkku
pressed tightly together and tied up- xBjh
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dgkuh Hkjh dfork @xkuk have your property, money, etc. after you die-
181. Baleful- Deadly, threatening to do something evil or mRrjnku djuk
to hurt- gkfudkjd 208. Bereavement – The state of having lost a relative
182. Balmy- Pleasantly warm- lqgkouk or close friend because they have died- ‘’kksd
183. Banal- Not original or interested rqPN 209. Beseech – Ask someone urgently and fervently to do
184. Band – A group of musicians- laxhr eaMyh or give something fourh djuk
185. Bane- Something that causes trouble and makes 210. Besiege – To surround with hostile forces ?ksjk Mkyuk
people unhappy- ’kki 211. Betray- To give information about sb/sth to an
186. Banish- To order somebody to leave from his home enemy- fo’okl?kkr djuk
or country ns’k fudkyk nsuk 212. Beautician- A person whose job is to give people
187. Banquet- A party in honor of a person- nkor beauty treatment- izlk/kd
188. Banter/Badinage- The playful and friendly exchange 213. Beverage- Any soft drink except water- ikuh ds
of teasing remarks ifjgkl vfrfjDr dksbZ Hkh jl
189. Barb- A sharp point projecting in reverse direction 214. Bevy- A group of girls- efgyk leqnk;
to the main point of a weapon or tool dkaVk 215. Bibliomania - The extreme fondness for books-
190. Barbarian- Person who is uncivilized or uncultured iqLrdksa ls I;kj
vlH; 216. Biannual- Which happens twice in a year- Nekgh
191. Barn- A building for storing grain or keeping 217. Bibliophile/ Bibliophilist- One who loves and
animals in [kfy;ku collects books- iqLrd izseh
192. Barometer - An instrument for measuring 218. Bibliography- List of books and writings of one
atmospheric pressure- ok;qnkcekih author or about one subject- xzUFk lwph
193. Barrage– A large number of sth, such as 219. Bibulous- Excessively fond of drinking alcohol-
questions or comments, that are directed at sb ‘’kjkch
very quickly, one after the other- >M+h 220. Bicentennial/ Bicentenary – 200th anniversary-
194. Barren- (of land, women ) infertile- catj] cka> n~fo’krokf"kZd
195. Bankrupt/Insolvent- One who is unable to pay debt- 221. Biennial- Which happens in 2 years- }oSokf"kd
fnokfy;k 222. Bifurcated- To divide into two separate parts nks
196. Barracks- Building where soldiers live- lSfudksa ds Hkkxksa esa dkVuk
fy, cuk ?kj 223. Bigamy- Having two wives or two husband nks fookg
197. Batch – A group of pupils- cSp 224. Bigot- A person who is intolerant towards those
198. Battery– A group of heavy guns- holding different opinions- vius er dk gBh
199. Bench – The office of judges or magistrates. 225. Bilateral- Done by both sides or parties- nqrjQk
200. Benediction- Blessing given by a priest- eaxydkeuk 226. Bilingual- Using two languages- f}Hkkf"kd
201. Bellicose- A person who is fond of fighting ÷kxM+kyq 227. Biographer- Person who writes others life
202. Belligerents- A nation or person engaged in war or 228. Biography- Life-history of a person written by
conflict ;q) esa yxs gq, jk"Vª another fdlh O;fDr dk thou o`rkar tks fdlh nwljs ds
203. Benefactor- A person who gives money or other )kjk fy[kk x;k gks (thouh)
help to a person or cause- nku djus okyk 229. Biology- Science of living organism- tho foKku
204. Beneficiary - One who gains benefit from 230. Biopsy – Examination of living tissue.
something- ykHkizkIrk 231. Biped- Animal with two-feet- nks iSjksa dk
205. Benevolence- The quality of being well meaning; 232. Blackguard- A man who has no moral principles and
kindness mnkjrk dishonest- nqtZUk
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234. Blemish – A mark that spoils the appearance of silver silk thread- tjh oL=
sth/sb nkx ;k /kCck 260. Brochure- A small magazine or book containing
235. Bliss/ Ecstasy- Perfect happiness- ijekuUn pictures and information- foojf.kdk
236. Blister- A swelling on the surface of the skin that 261. Brood – A family of youngones- [kkunku
is filled with liquid- QQksyk 262. Brunette - A woman with dark brown hair- ’;keyk
237. Blizzard- A severe snowstorm with high winds- 263. Brutal- Savagely violent ccZj
cQkZuh rqQku 264. Budgeting - The process by which a person or an
238. Block – A tall building that contains flats or organization reduce the amount of money it spends-
offices – Hkou lewg 265. Buffoon - An actor in a theatrical performance
239. Blunder- A stupid or careless mistake- Hkn~nh Hkwy whose business is to make people laugh through his
actions and talk- el[kjk
240. Board – Decision- making body of directors- ifj"kn
266. Bullion- Gold or silver before coining or
241. Boaster- Person who uses words to praise himself-
manufacture
’ks[khckt
267. Bunting- Coloured flags or paper used for
242. Boisterous- Noisy and full of life and energy-
decorating streets and buildings in
m/keh
243. Bohemian- Person not living in ways considered
celebrations- /otiV
socially normal or conventional tks lkekftd fu;eksa 268. Bureaucracy- Government by officials- n¶rj’kkgh
dk ikyu ugh djrk gSA 269. Burglar- Person who enters in a building illegally in
order to steal pksj
244. Bombast- Pompous language with little meaning-
‘’kCnkMacj 270. Burrow – The dwelling place of an animal
underground- fcy
245. Bookworm/ Bibliophilist/ Bibliophagist - One who is
interested in reading books and nothing else- fdrkch 271. Butcher- A person whose trade is cutting up and
selling meat in a shop- dlkbZ
dhM+k
246. Boorish- Person who is rough an ill-mannered vlH;
247. Booty- Valuable stolen goods, especially those C
seized in war- ywV dk eky
272. Cache – A hidden store of things such as
248. Boulevard- A wide road in a city, usually with trees
weapons – xqIr HkaMkj
on each side or along the centre- Nk;knkj ekxZ
273. Cacophony- A mixture of loud unpleasant
249. Boutique- Small shop that sells fashionable cloths,
sounds- d.kZdVq /ofu
cosmetics, etc.- oL=ky;
274. Cage – A structure of bars or wires in which birds or
250. Botany- Science of plants- ouLifr foKku
other animals are confined- fiatjk
251. Bottleneck - A situation that stops an activity from
275. Cajole/ coax- Persuade by flattery- cgykuk
progressing
252. Bouquet – A bunch of flowers- xqynLrk 276. Calligraphy- Art of beautiful handwriting- gLrfyih

253. Bovine- That which is cow like- xk; tSlk 277. Callomania – A delusion that one is beautiful
278. Calligrapher/ Calligraphist- One who uses beautiful
254. Brace- A device that holds things firmly
handwriting- lqys[kd
together- cU/kuh
279. Camouflage- Materials and colors that soldiers use
255. Breakable- Capable of being broken easily- Hkaxwj
to make themselves and their equipment difficult to
256. Breeze- Pleasant light wind- lehj
see lSfudksa dks ’k=q ls fNikus ds fy, dke esa vkus okyh
257. Brewery- A place where beer is made commercially-
oLrq,a ;k jax
’kjkc dh HkV~Vh
280. Campaign- Planned activities for a purpose- vfHk;ku
258. Brittle- Likely to break easily tks vklkuh ls VwV tk;s
281. Canister - A round or cylindrical container used for
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film- NksVs fVu dk fMCck 309. Caucus – Of inner circle of members of government.
282. Cannibal – One who feeds on human flesh- ujHk{kh 310. Cavalcade- Formal processions of people walking,
283. Canon- General laws, rules, principles or criteria by on horseback, or riding in vehicles
which something is judged fl)kar ftlls fdlh oLrq 311. Cavalry- Soldiers who fight on horse back?kqM+lokj
dk ewY;kadu gksrk gSA lsuk
284. Canophilist- Lover of dogs 312. Ceasefire - An agreement between two countries or
285. Canto- One of the sections into which certain long groups to stop fighting; Truce; Armistice- ;q)fojke
poems are divided- lxZ 313. Celebrate- To show that a day or an event is
286. Cantonment- A military garrison or camp- Nkouh important by doing sth special on it- mRlo eukuk
287. Capitalism- An economic system based on private 314. Celibacy- State of being unmarriedvfookfgr
ownership of capital - iwt
a hokn 315. Celibate- A person who remains unmarried-
288. Captive- Person kept as a prisoner- canh vfookfgr
289. Capsize- Be overturned in water myV tkuk 316. Cellar - Underground place for storing wine or other
290. Captious- Fond of finding fault- uqdrkphu provisions
291. Captor- A person that catches or confines another- 317. Cemetery-Place or area of land where dead bodies
canhdrkZ are buried dczxkg
292. Capture- Bring under control by force- vfHkxzg.k 318. Censure- Disapprovals of formal statement
293. Caravan- A company of travelers journeying 319. Census- Official counting of the population
together for safety- dkfQyk 320. Centenarian – one who is hundred years old.
294. Cardiologist- Specialist in heart disease- ân;jksx 321. Centenary/ Centennial- Hundredth anniversarylkS
fo’ks"kK o"kZ iwjs gksus dk lekjksg
295. Caretaker- A person employed to look after a 322. Century- Period of one hundred years
building- j[kokyk 323. Ceramics/ Pottery- Art and technology of making
objects from clayfeÍh vkfn ls crZu cukus dh dyk
296. Caress/ Fondle- Touch or stroke lovingly- nqykjuk
324. Cereal- Any kind of grain used for food
297. Carnage/ Slaughter- Killing of large number of
325. Chagrin – a feeling of being annoyed
defenseless people- gR;kdk.M
326. Champion- (a) One that wins first place or first prize
298. Carnivore- One who eats flesh ekalkgkjh
in a competition- fotsrk
299. Carnival- Public merry making and feasting euksjatu
(b) To fight for or speak in support of a group of people
esyk
or a belief- leFkZu djuk
300. Carousal- A noisy or drunken feast or social
327. Chaperon- Elderly woman in charge of girl
gathering; revelry- ’kjkc dk nkSj
328. Chapter- Main division of a book
301. Cartographer- Person who makes maps or charts-
329. Charnel- house- Place where dead bodies or bones
ekufp=dkj
are stored
302. Cartoon- An amusing drawing in a newspaper or
330. Charisma –charming quality nwljks dks vkdf"kZr djus
magazine- O;aX;fp=
dk izcy O;fDrxr xq.k
303. Cascade - A small waterfall or group of waterfalls
331. Charlatan- Person who says that he has knowledge
flowing down a rocky hill side- >juk
or skill that he does not really have;ksX;rk j[kus dk
304. Casino – A place with gambling tables etc.- dfluks
ik[kaM djus okyk O;fDr
305. Cataclysm - A large-scale and violent event in the
332. Chauvinist- A person who has an aggressive and
natural world- izy;
unreasonable belief that their own country is better
306. Catalogue – complete lists of items in systematic
than all othersmxz jk"Vªoknh
orderfdrkcksa dh lwph
333. Chauffeur- Person whose job is to drive a car for
307. Catastrophe- Events causing sudden damage/
somebody elseMªkboj dh ukSdjh djus okyk
Disaster
334. Cheerleader- Enthusiastic and vocal supporters of
308. Catfight- Fights between women
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335. Chimerical - Pertaining to or of the nature of unreal 365. Coherent- Sticking together
336. Choir - Body of singers 366. Collage – collection of things which may be similar
337. Choreography- The arrangements of movements for or different
a dance performance 367. Colleague- Associate in an office or institutionlgdehZ
338. Chromatics – The art of making fireworks. 368. Colony - A small village or group of houses
339. Chronometer- A very accurate clock, especially 369. Comical- Funny in a strange or silly way- gkL;izn
one used at sea- dkyekih 370. Communalism- Devotion to one’s community
340. Chronicle- record of events to the order of their 371. Comity – Courtesy towards others
happenings 372. Complacent - Smugly self-satisfied
341. Chronological- According to sequence of time 373. Cogent- Presented in a forceful and convincing
342. Circumlocution - A roundabout way of speaking mannerizHkko’kkyh rjhds ls O;Dr
343. Circumstance- Condition concerned with a person 374. Cognate- Having the same source of origin- ltkfr;
or event 375. Compile- Collect information and arrange it in a
344. Circumstantial - Clues available at a scene book, etc.
345. Circumvent- Prevent from being carried out 376. Compendium – a collection of facts drawing and
346. Citadel- Fortress for the safety of a townuxj & nqxZ ] photographs on a particular subject
fdyk 377. Compiler/ Compilator- Person who collects
347. Citizen- A person who is a member of a particular information and arranges it in a book, list report,
country and who has rights because of being born etc.
there- ukxfjd 378. Comrade –close friend
348. Claim- State or assert that something is the case, 379. Commentator- Eye witness who makes
typically without providing evidence or proof- nkos broadcastleh{kk djus okyk
ds lkFk dguk 380. Committee- Group of persons appointed to attend to
349. Clamber – climb or moving with difficulty special business
350. Claw back –the money that is paid back 381. Communiqué- Official announcement issued to the
351. Clan –a group of families ijLij lacf/kr ifjokjks dk pressvf/kdkfjd OäO;
leqnk; 382. Community- Body of people living in one place,
352. Clatter – if hard objects clatter,they knock together district, etc.
and make a loud noise entertainment 383. Compendium/ Summary- Brief account of a subject
353. Claque – A group of applauders i.e. paid to clap. 384. Compere – One who introduces performing artistes
354. Claustrophobia- Fear of closed places- lao`r LFkku on the stage programmes.
385. Concubinage – live-in relationship – a man and a
HkhfRr
woman living without being married.
355. Climatology- Science of climate
386. Confiscate - To officially take private property away
356. Clique – A small group of persons belonging to a
to seize
body.
387. Congenital- Existing since or before birth tUetkr
357. Cloakroom – A place for luggage at a railway station.
388. Conflagration- An extensive fire which destroys a
358. Cluster – A group of islands.
great deal of land or property- vfXudkaM
359. Coach- Person who trains athletes/ a person who
trains a team or players for contest 389. Confluence- Place where two rivers unite/ point at
360. Coalition- Government by two or more political which two things joint together
parties working together 390. Consanguinity- Relationship by birth or blood
361. Code – A systematic collection of laws. 391. Conspirator- One who makes a secret plan against
362. Codify- Put into the form of a code somebody"kM;a=dkjh
363. Coerce- Compel to a course of actiontksj & tcjnLrh 392. Conservation- Prevention of loss, waste, damage
364. Coffin/casket- A box in which a dead body is buried 393. Constellation – A series of stars

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394. Consternation - State of anxiety or dismay causing 419. Convoy – A group of trucks/ lorries travelling
mental confusion together under protection.
395. Contemporary- One who lives at the same time as 420. Coquette– A girl/ women who flirts with men.
anotherledkyhu 421. Coronation- Ceremony of crowning a kingjkT;kfHk"ksd
396. Contingency- Events that may or may not happen 422. Corridor- a long passage in a building from which
Hkfo"; es laHkkfor fLFkfr doors lead into rooms- cjkenk
397. Conceit- Excess pride in one’s ability and 423. Cortege – a line of cars or people moving along
achievement vgadkj ;k ?keaM slowly at a funeral
398. Convention- Way of doing things that is widely 424. Counsellor- Person whose job is to give advice-
accepted and followedijEijk lykgdkj
399. Convert- Change the form, character, or function of 425. Crew- Group of people who operate a ship, airplane,
something- :ikarfjr djuk or Train
400. Convocation –ceremony held in a university or 426. Counter- foil- Receipt kept by the giver as a
colleague when students receive their degree recordjlhn dk og fgLlk tks nsus okyk fjdkMZ gsrq
401. Congenial- Having a similar nature, common vius ikl j[krk gSA
interestlkSgknZ iw.kZ 427. Critic- Person who is skilled judging art, music,
402. Congruent-Identical in all respects literatureleh{kd
403. Conference- Meeting for discussion or exchange of 428. Cripple- Person unable to walk or move properly
viewegRoiw.kZ ekeyksa ij ppkZ ds fy, vk;ksftr lHkk 429. Criminology- Science of crimes and criminals
404. Conjuncture – combination of written or spoken 430. Cryptic- Difficult to understand/ hidden meaning
texts 431. Chronology-Science of fixing dates
405. Connoisseur- Person with good judgments on 432. Crux/ nub - Most important or difficult part of a
matters in which test is needed(art, music, food etc.) problem
dyk] laxhr dk ikj[kh 433. Cohort- Group of people who share a common
406. Connote- Imply or suggest in addition to the literal features O;fDr;ksa dk leqg tks leku xq.k j[krk gSA
or primary meaning- Hkko crykuk 434. Collusion- Secret agreement for a fraudulent
407. Conscription- Compulsory enlistment for military or purpose xqIr le÷kkSrk fo’ks"kr% csbekuh ds dk;Z esa
other service 435. Commemorate- To remember officially and give
408. Considerate - Careful not to harm or cause respect to a great person or event, especially by a
inconvenience to others public ceremony- Lej.kksRlo eukuk
409. Congregation- Assembly of worshippers 436. Condolence- Sympathy with a person who has
410. Conquerable/ Vincible- That can be conquered experienced pain, grief, or misfortune- lgkuqHkwfr
411. Contagious- Disease which spreads by contact 437. Contraceptive- A device or drug serving to prevent
412. Contemporaries – Persons living at the same time. pregnancy- xHkZfujks/kd nok ;k mik;
413. Convalescent- One who regains health and strength 438. Contradiction- The fact of something being the
after illnesschekjh ds ckn dze’k% LokLF; lq/kjus dh complete opposite of something else- fo:)rk
vof/k 439. Conscience- A person's moral sense of right and
414. Convent – A residence for nuns wrong- varjkRek
415. Consensus- Collective opinion 440. Conscientious- Wishing to do one's work or duty
416. Conspire/ intrigue – to secretly plan with other well and thoroughly- drZo;fu"B
people to harm sb 441. Correspondent- A person employed by a newspaper,
417. Consumer- A person who buys goods or services for a television station, etc. to report on a particular
their own use- miHkksDrk subject- laoknnkrk
418. Contract- an agreement between two or more 442. Cosmetic- A substance that you put on your face
parties for the doing or not doing of something
or body to make it more attractive- izlk/ku lkexzh
specified- le>kSrk djuk
443. Cosmogony – The science of the nature of heavenly
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444. Cosmography- Science of the constitution of the 469. Contrite- Showing deep sorrow for wrong doing
whole universe 470. Cosmopolitan- Being familiar with many different
445. Cosmology – The science of nature, origin and countries/ Person who regards the whole world as
history of the universe. his countryfo’o ds lHkh Hkkxksa dk izfrfuf/kRo djus
446. Cottage- A small, single-storied house- >kSaiM+h okyk O;fDr
447. Coup - Rebellion against lawful activity 471. Corridor- Long narrow passage from which doors
448. Conservatism- Tendency of avoiding change in open into rooms xfy;kjk
social, religious, political affairs:f<~okfnrk 472. Corroborate - To confirm with the help of evidence
449. Culture- All the arts, beliefs and social institutions, 473. Canine- That which is dog like
etc. characteristic of a race 474. Corrigendum- Things to be corrected in a printed
450. Cult- System of religious worship/kkfeZd leqnk; book etc.
451. Custom- Usual behavior of a social group 475. Coterminous- Having the same boundaries or extent
452. Climate- Weather conditions of a place in space, time, or meaning- lg&lhekar
453. Collaborate- Work and partnership in art or 476. Coverage- Covering of events
literature 477. Crate- Light wooden framework used for goods in
454. Communiqué- an official announcement or transportlkeku dks bdÎk dj ys tkus dk cM+k cDlk
statement- ljdkjh lwpuk 478. Credulous- To ready to believe things/ Ready to
455. Co-operation- Working together for a common believetks vklkuh ls fdlh ckr ij fo’okl dj ys
purpose 479. Create- To make something new, or invent
456. Conventicle- A religious meeting, especially a secret something- l`tu djuk
or illegal one- xqIr /keZlHkk 480. Creative - One who finds it easy to produce new and
457. Cupboard- Set of shelves used for plates, dishes, original ideas and things
clothes, etc.Hkkstu] oL=ksa dks laHkky dj j[kus okyh 481. Crutch- one of two long sticks that you put under
njoktksa okyh vyekjh your arms to help you walk after you have injured
458. Curator- One who is in charge of a museum or art your leg or foot oSlk[kh
gallerylaxzgky; dk v/;{k 482. Credible- That which can be easily believedfo’okl
459. Curriculum- The subjects studied in a school, djus yk;d
college, etc. and what each subject includes; 483. Cradle/ Crib- Bed for a new born babycPpsa dk ikyuk
Syllabus - ikB~;dze 484. Craftsman- Skilled workman who practices a craft
460. Cosmography- Science of the constitution of the 485. Crèche – A nursery where children of working
whole universe parents are cared for while their parents are at
461. Course- A series of lessons or lectures on a work.
particular subject- ikB~;dze 486. Credential- letters or papers showing that a person
462. Currency- Money that is use in a country is what he claims to be / letters or papers showing a
463. Customer- A person who buys goods or services bonafied of a candidateO;fDr dh f’k{kk vkfn dh
from a shop or business- xzkgd lR;rk dks izHkkfor djus okyk nLrkost
464. Consecration- Setting a part as sacred/ setting a part 487. Criterion - A principle or standard by which
for a special purpose anything is or can be judged
465. Cosignatory- A person or state signing a treaty or 488. Criticism- The act of saying that something or
other document jointly with others- lg&gLrk{kjdrkZ someone is bad- vkykspuk
466. Constitution- The system of fundamental principles 489. Confederacy- Union of states, parties or persons
according to which a nation, state, corporation, is with the same aim
governed- lafo/kku 490. Coalition- Union of political parties for a definite
467. Custodian- Care taker in advance to avoid a purposexBca/ku ljdkj
riskns[kHkky djus okyk O;fDr 491. Crematorium- Building in which bodies of dead

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people are burned 516. Demote/Relegate- Dismiss or reduce to lower

492. Crusade – A vigorous campaign for political or position
religious change 517. Defame - To injure one’s reputation
493. Cryogenics – The science of dealing with the 518. Den/ Lair – The resting place of a wild animal.
production control and the application of very low 519. Dentist- A person whose job is to take care of
temperatures. people's teeth- nar fpfdRld
494. Curfew- A regulation requiring people to remain 520. Deploy-Cause troops etc. to spread out in readiness
indoors between specified hours- fu"ks/kkKk forbattlelsuk ;k gfFk;kjksa dks laHkkfor yM+kbZ ds fy,
495. Curiosity- Desire for knowledge or eagerness to rS;kj djuk
know something 521. Depository- Place for deposit
496. Cynic- One who has no belief in human progress/ 522. Deprecate- To express disapproval of- voekfur
one who has little interest in human sincerity or
djuk
goodnessnks"kn’khZ
523. Dermatology- Science of skin and its diseases/
497. Cynosure- Centre of attractionvkd"kZ.k dk dsUnz Medical study of skin and its diseases
498. Cypher – The art of secret writing. 524. Dermatologist- Specialist in skin disease
499. Cytology – The study of cells, especially their 525. Demography- Study of population/ Official
formation, structure and fuctions. numbering of the population
D 526. Dependent- Relying on someone or something else
for aid, support, etc.- vkfJr
500. Dawdle - To walk slowly, wasting time 527. Depraved- Morally corrupt; wicked- nq"V
501. Deadlock- A situation in which people cannot agree 528. Dereliction- Failure to do what you should do-
and no progress can be made- xfrjks/k drZO;ghurk
502. Debenture- A type of loan, often used by companies 529. Desecrate/ Defile- To damage a holy thing or place
to raise money, that is paid back over a long period or treat it without respect
of time and at a fixed rate of interest- _.k i= 530. Desert- To leave sb without help or support- R;kx
503. Debonair – Fashinable and confident nsuk
504. Decade- Period of ten years 531. Despondency- Lost of complete hope
505. Decadence- Moral or spiritual deterioration whom a 532. Despotic - Not to be moved by entreaty; tyrannical
suit is filedlksp vkfn esa uSfrd iru 533. Destitution- Extreme want of resources or the
506. Decanter–An ornamental glass bottle for holding means of subsistence- xjhch
wine or other alcoholic drinks. 534. Detrimental- That which has very harmful and
507. Decennial – Happening in ten years. dangerous effectsgkuhdkjd
508. Decline- Gradual and continuous loss of strength
535. Devastate- Destroy or ruin- u"V djuk
509. Decree- Judgment of a law courtvf/kdkfjd vkns’k
536. Devotee- Person who is devoted to somethingfdlh
tkjh djuk
dk cgqr ’kkSdhu
510. Defamation – Act of injuring another’s reputation by
537. Dexterous –One who is skillful- n{k
any slanderous communication.
538. Diagnosis- Determination of a disease by its
511. Default- Failed to perform a duty/ Failed to pay debt
symptoms- jksx dh igpku
in time
539. Diatribe- a forceful and bitter verbal attack against
512. Defendant- A person in a law case who is accused of
someone or something- dBksj lekykspuk
having done something illegal- vfHk;qDr
540. Dichotomy- A difference between two completely
513. Delegate- Representative sent to a conference or
opposite ideas or things- n~foHkktu
conventionvf/kdkj ;k nkf;Ro fdlh vkSj dks lkSiuk
541. Dictum/ Maxim/ Proverb/ Adage- Shortsaying
514. Demagogue- Popular leader of the people- HkM+dkus
expressing a general truthdgkor
okyk usrk
542. Dictatorship- Government run by a dictator
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truthf’k{kkRed 568. Domicile- Place where one lives permanentlyLFkk;h
544. Dignitary- Person holding a high officemPp inLFk fuokl LFkku
545. Digress- Leave the main subject temporarily in 569. Dormitory – The sleeping room in a college or public
speech or writing- fo"k; ls nwj gksuk institution.
546. Dilettante – a person who does or studies sth but is 570. Downpour - A heavy continuous fall of rain
not serious about it and does not have much 571. Draught- A current of cool air in a room or other
knowledge confined space- ok;q dk >ksd
a k
547. Diplomacy- Management of a country’s affairs 572. Drawn – A game that results neither in victory nor
abroadvUrjkZf"Vª; dwVuhrh in defeat.
548. Dipsomania- An irresistible, typically periodic 573. Drey – A squirrel’s home.
craving for alcoholic drink- efnjkiku 574. Drinkable/ Potable- Feet for drinking
549. Directive- General or detailed instructions- lq>ko 575. Drought - Dry weather with no rainfall
550. Director- A person who manages an organized 576. Drove – A large number of people or animals.
group of people or a part of an organization- lapkyd 577. Druggist- Person who is qualified to prepare and
551. Directorate- Board of directors in a company or sell drugs
organization 578. Dumb - One who cannot speak
552. Dirge - A mournful song(or poem) for the dead 579. Dummy-Large model looking like human being and
553. Disavow- To say that you know nothing about used to display clothes
something- udkjuk E
554. Disciplinarian-Person who maintains discipline /
580. Eatable/ Edible- Fit to be eaten
Person able to maintain discipline
581. Eavesdropper- One who witnesses secretly to
555. Discrepancy- Difference in accountsvlaxfr
private conversationtks pqids ls nwljksa dh ckrsa lqurk
556. Discreet- Careful and prudent in one's speech or
gSA
actions- fopkj’khy
582. Eccentric- Considered by other people to be
557. Dismay- Feeling of fear and disappointmentizcy
strange or unusual- fofp=
fujk’kk vkSj O;kdqyrk
583. Ecology- Science of the habits of living things in
558. Disordered/ Haphazard- Without order or plan
relation to their environmenti;kZoj.k foKku
559. Dissimulation- Hiding of true feelings
584. Economical/Frugal/Parsimonious- One who is very
560. Distort- To change the shape, appearance or
careful in the use of money [kpZ djus esa fdQk;rh
sound of sth- fod`r djuk
585. Ecophobia- Fear of home surroundings
561. Diurnal- Of or during the day- fnu dk
586. Ecstasy/ Bliss- Perfect happiness vkuan dh Hkkouk
562. Dividend- Amount of money that represents part of
587. Editor - Person who directs preparation of a
a company’s profit
newspaper
563. Diversion- Change in direction
588. Editorial- Special article written by the editor of a
564. Divorcee- A person whose marriage has been
newspaper, etc.
legally ended- rykd’kqnk 589. Effeminate - One who is quite like a woman iq:"k
565. Dockyard- Place where ships are built and ftldk LoHkko L=h ls feyrk gSA
maintained
590. Effervesce - Give off bubbles
566. Dogma- a belief or set of beliefs held by a group or
591. Effigy- A sculpture or model of a person- iqryk]
organization, which others are expected to accept
izfrek
without argument
592. Egalitarianism-Belief that all people are equal and
567. Domain- (a) the territory governed by a single ruler
have the same rights and opportunities
or government; realm - fj;klr
593. Egocentric - A person who thinks only about himself
(b) a group of computers and devices on a network that are
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594. Egoist – A lover of oneself, of one’s advancement. place and timeegkekjh

595. Egotist- One who speaks too much about oneself 620. Epilogue - A speech, etc. at the end of a play, book,
596. Elector- Person having the right to elect or film/movie that comments on or acts as a
597. Elegy – A poem of lamentation on the death of conclusion to what has happened
someone loved and admired. 621. Epithet- Adjective or descriptive phrase used to
598. Eligible- Fit to be chosen or selected ftlds ikl indicate the character of somebody or something
vko’;d ;ksX;rk gks 622. Ephemeral/ Transient- Anything that lasts for a
599. Elite- A select group that is superior in terms of short time and leaves no trace {kf.kd
ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society- 623. Encyclopedia- Book containing information on all
fof’k"V oxZ branches of knowledge fo’odks"k
600. Elope- To run away with sb in order to marry 624. Enigma/ Puzzle/ Riddle- Question or problem
them secretly- Qjkj gksuk difficult to answer or understand
601. Elysium- Place of ideal peace and happiness 625. Entomology- Science of the species of insects
602. Embankment- Wall of stone or earth made to 626. Epigram- Short saying or poem which expresses an
idea in a very clever and amusing way lqHkkf"kr
keep water back or to carry a road or
627. Episode- One of the single parts into which a story is
railway/railroad over low ground- cka/k
divided, especially when it is broadcast on the
603. Embargo- Orderof the government to stop trade
television or radio- dFkkal
with another country
628. Epitaph- words inscribed on a tombO;fDr ds dcz ij
604. Embezzlement/ Peculation- Use of public money for
one’s own benefit/kks[kk/kM+h ] xcu
fy[kh gqbZ ckr
629. Epitome- Short summary of book, speech, etc.
605. Emboss- To put a raised design or piece of
630. Equanimity- Calmness of mind and temper
writing on paper, leather, etc- uDdk’kh djuk
631. Equine - Pertaining to horses
606. Embroidery- Process of sewing designs on cloth or
632. Eradicate- To get rid of something completely or
other material
destroy something- mUewyu djuk
607. Emeritus- Retired or honorably discharged from
633. Erotica- Books, pictures, etc. intended to arouse
active professional duty- llEeku lsok;qDr
sexual desire
608. Emetic- Medicine which induces vomiting
634. Erratum- Error in printing or writing
609. Emigrant- One who goes to settle in a foreign
635. Escapist- A person who seeks distraction and relief
country tks nwljs ns’k esa tkdj clk gks
from unpleasant realities- iyk;uoknh
610. Emissary- One who goes for a secret official
636. Escort- Person going with another for protection
missionnwr
and guidance
611. Emporium- Large retail store
637. Espionage- Practice of using spies ;q) esa tklqlks dks
612. Encroach/ Violate- To begin to affect or use up too
bLrseky djus dk fdz;kdyki
much of sb's time, rights, personal life, etc
638. Estimate- Approximate calculation of something
613. Encyclopaedia – A book that contains information
639. Eternal- Lasting or existing forever- fpjdkfyd
on various subjects.
640. Ethnic- Being connected with different racial groups
614. Endorsement- A public statement or action
641. Ethnology- Science of the rates of mankind and their
showing that you support sb/sth- leFkZu
relation to one anotheriztkfr;ksa dk v/;;u
615. Enfranchise- Give the right to vote to- erkf/kdkj nsuk 642. Ethos- Habitual character and disposition/
616. Entomologist- One who study insect life Characteristics of a culture
617. Enviable- Arousing or likely to arouse envy- bZ";kZ 643. Etiolate – Make pale by excluding light.
izsjd 644. Etiquette- Rules for formal behavior among people
618. Epicure- Person fond of delicious food and drink tks f’k"Vkpkj
’kkfjfjd lq[k vkSj foykflrk esa Mwck jgrk gSA 645. Etymology- The study of the origin and history
619. Epidemic-Disease affecting many people at the same of words and their meanings- ’kCn O;qRifr’kkL=
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647. Euphemism- A word or phrase used to avoid saying 672. Famine- Extremely scarcity of food in a region
an unpleasant or offensive word- f’k"VksfDr 673. Famous- Known and recognized by many people-
648. Euphonic- That which appears sweet sounding iz[;kr
649. Euphuism- An artificial, highly elaborate way of 674. Fanatic- Filled with excessive enthusiasm esp. in
writing or speaking- vkMacjiw.kZ ’kSyh religionfopkjksa esa dÍj
650. Euthanasia- Mercy-killing to relieve incurable pain 675. Fastidious- One who is not easily pleased by
of disease anything,d O;fDr ftls [kq’k j[kuk laHko ugh gks
651. Evanescent- Passing out of memory- {kf.kd D;ksfa d og gj NksVh &NksVh phtksa dk Hkh /;ku j[krk gSA
652. Evasive- Not willing to give clear answers to a 676. Fatal – Disease which ends in death?kkrd
question- Vkyus okyk 677. Fatalist- One who believes in fatetks HkkX; esa fo’okl
653. Excerpt - An extract from a book of writing djrk gks
654. Exchequer- Government department of public 678. Fauna- Animals of a certain regionfdlh [kkl {ks= esa
moneyjktLo foHkkx jgus okys tho
655. Excursion- Short journey for pleasure/ Short 679. Feasible- Something capable of being done
journey made by a group of persons together 680. Federalism- A union of states under a central
656. Explore- Travel into a country for the purpose of government distinct from that of the separate
learning about it states- la?kokn
657. Exodus- Going out or away of many people lkeqfgd 681. Feline- That which is cat like
izLFkku 682. Felony- Serious crime like murder, arson.
658. Exonerate - To free somebody from all blame vkjksi 683. Feminist-One who believes in giving equal
ls eqDr djuk opportunity to women in all fields tks vkSjrks dks
659. Explicable- Capable of being explained/ That can be T;knk ,oa leku volj o vf/kdkj nsus dk i{k/kj gks
explained 684. Festoon- Chain of flowers, leaves, ribbons etc.
660. Exponent- One who explains a theory, idea, etc. 685. Fetal- connected with a fetus; typical of a fetus
661. Exporter- Person, country or firm that sells and 686. Fertile/ Productive- Producing abundantly
sends goods to another country 687. Fiancé (male), Fiancée (female) - Person to whom
662. Expressible- Capable of being expressed in words/ one is engaged- eaxsrj
That can be expressed in words 688. Fiasco- Complete failure
663. Exquisite - Very delicate and beautiful 689. Fidelity-faithfulness in behavior pkfjf=d
664. Extant - Still existing and known fo’oluh;rk
665. Extempore-Speech made without preparationfcuk 690. Fiend- Very wicked or cruel person
igys rS;kjh ds fn;k tkus okyk Hkk"k.k vkfn 691. Figment - Something which is imagined to be real
666. Extravaganza- Public activity which takes place in a but actually does not exist
very elaborate, colourful and expensive way 692. Finery- brightly coloured and elegant dress or
667. Extremist- Person who uses violence to achieve appearance
political aimsvfroknh 693. Finger post - A guide-post pointing out the way for a
668. Extravagant - A man who wastes his money on place
luxury 694. Firestorm - A large fire that is caused by bombs
695. Flash- Sudden burst of flame or light

F 696. Flatter- To say nice things about sb, often in a

way that is not sincere- pkiywlh djuk
669. Fable- Short stories with an element of moral uSfrd 697. Fleet- Largest organized unit of naval ships
f’k{kk nsus okyh NksVh dgkuh 698. Flexible- Capable of bending easily without
670. Facsimile-An exact copy breaking- yphyk

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699. Flock- A group of sheep, goats, or birds- >q.M 727. Funeral/ Obsequies- Funeral rites
700. Flora- Plants and vegetables of a region fdlh [kkl 728. Fungus- Any of various types of organisms that get
{ks= ds isM+ ikS/ks their food from decaying material or other living
701. Florist – One who deals in flowers. things- dod
702. Flounder-To try in water utmost not to drownMwcus 729. Fusion- Mixing of different things into one
la cpus dk iz;kl djuk 730. Futurist- One who can predict futuretks Hkfo"; dk
703. Fluke- Stroke of good luck vuqeku dj ysrk gSA
704. Folio- Page number of a printed book
G
705. Fondle/ Caress- Touch or stroke lovingly
706. Forge- Shape by hitting and hammering tkylkth 731. Gaggle- A group of three related novels, plays, films,
djuk etc.- xzaFk=;
707. Forgone-Having gone before,previous iwoZorh ;k 732. Galaxy- Clusters of stars
igys dk 733. Gallery- Building for the display of works of art
708. Forecast/Predict/Foretell- Say in advance what is 734. Gallop- The fastest pace of a horse or other
likely to happen quadruped- ljiV nkSM+
709. Foreigner- A person who comes from a different 735. Gamble- Play games of chance for money
country- fons’kh 736. Gangster- Member of a gang of armed criminals
710. Forfeit - Surrender something as a punishment or 737. Garrison- Military force stationed in a town or fort
penalty fdlh fdys ;k LFkku dh j{kk djus okyk lSU; ny
711. Formality- Something that has to be done but has no 738. Garrulous/ Talkative- Person who is fond of talking
real importance- vkSipkfjdrk 739. Gastronomy- Science and art of preparing and
712. Forum- Platform for discussion eating good food
713. Fossil- Part of a prehistoric animal or plant/kjrh ds 740. Gazette- Government periodical with news of
appointments, promotions, transfers etc.
ukps ncs gq, ikS/ksa ,oa tho] thok’e
741. Genealogy- Study of the development of plants and
714. Foul- Having a bad smell or taste
animals from earlier forms
715. Founder- Person who founds something
742. Genetics- Science dealing with heredity
716. Foundling- An infant that has been abandoned by its
743. Genius- One having great creative or inventive
parents and is discovered and cared for by others-
capacity
ifjR;Dr ckyd
744. Genocide- Killing/Killer of a race or community/
717. Foundry- Place where metal or glass is melted or
Extermination of a race or communitycM+h ek=k esa
molded
euq";ksa dh gR;k
718. Fragile – That can be easily broken.
745. Geo-stationary- Fixed orbit in space in relation to
719. Fratricide- Killing/Killer of one’s brother HkkbZ dh
earth
gR;k
746. Geriatrics- Branch of medical science which deals
720. Fraud-Act of deceiving somebody in order to make
with the problems of the old
money /ku ds fy, nwljs ls /kks[kk
747. Germicide- Substance that kills germsdhVk.kqvksa dh
721. Frigate- A small fast ship in the navy that travels
gR;k
with other ships in order to protect them
748. Gerontologist- A person who studies the process
722. Fugitive – One who runs away from justice or the
law. of people growing old- tjk foKkuh
723. Fulminate- To criticize sb/sth angrily 749. Gesture-A movement of part of the body to express
724. Fumble/ Grope- Search in the dark an idea or feeling’kjhj ds vaxksa )kjk Hkko dh vfHkO;fDr
725. Funambulist- One who walks on ropesdykckt tks 750. Gladiator- One who fights with another person or
jLlh ij pyrk gSA animals yM+kdw
726. Fund- Sum of money available for a purpose 751. Glamour- The attractive and exciting quality

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special- eksgdrk the medical conditions and diseases of women-
752. Giddiness- a temporary feeling that your sense of L=hjksx fo’ks"kK
balance is not good and that you may fall down- 782. Gymnasium – A place where atheletic exercises are
pDdj vkuk performed.
753. Glossary- List and explanation of difficult words 783. Gymnast- One who performs gymnastic feats
754. Glower - To look at someone in an angry or

755.
threatening way
Glutton- One who eats too muchisVw
H
756. Gnash- To grind one’s teeth
757. Gobble- Eat fast, noisily and greedily 784. Haematology- The branch of medicine involving
study and treatment of the blood- :f/kj foKku
758. Godown- a warehouse or other storage place- xksnke
785. Hag- An ugly woman dq:Ik L=h
759. Goggles- Spectacles to protect the eyes from the sun 786. Hagiology- Study of literature dealing with lives of
760. Goose-A silly personew[kZ saints
761. Gossip- Casual or unconstrained conversation or 787. Hallucination- Seeing something that is not actually
reports about other people- xi’ki present n`f"VHkze
762. Gourmand- Lover of good foodtks T;knk [kkuk ilUn 788. Hamlet- Cluster of houses in a village cgqr NksVk xkao
789. Hamper - A large food basket with a cover
djrk gSA
790. Handicraft- Art of craft needing skill with hand
763. Gourmet-One who likes or knows about good 791. Hangar – A place for housing aeroplanes.
foodtks vPNs [kkus esa :fp j[krk gks 792. Harangue- A noisy and bombastic speech addressed
764. Granary- House for storing grains to a large assembly HkM+dkÅ Hkk"k.k
765. Graphic- Vivid description enabling one to have a 793. Harbinger- Something or somebody that foretells
the coming of something or somebody
clear picture in the mind
794. Harbour - A place of shelter for ships
766. Graphologist- One who analyses handwriting
795. Hardened- Not affected by anyone fdlh Pkht ls
767. Gratis- Free of chargefcuk Hkqxrku ds vizHkkfor
768. Gratuitous- Done or obtained without payment to 796. Harvest- Cutting and gathering of grain
free of charge 797. Hasten- Move or act with speed
769. Gratuity- Gift of money to a retiring employee; Tip 798. Haul – A number of fish (in a net) caught at one
770. Greed- Strong desire for food, wealth time.
799. Haunt- Visit a place often fdlh txg ij ckj&ckj
771. Greengrocer - A shopkeeper who sells fresh and
tkuk
green vegetables
800. Havoc- Wide spread violence vR;f/kd fouk’k dh
772. Gregarious- of animal which live in
fLFkfr
flocks/herdstkuoj+ tks lewgks esa jgrs gksa 801. Heap – A number of ruins, stones.
773. Groan- Make a deep sound of painnnZ esa djkguk 802. Hearsay/ Rumour/Purphy- Unverifiedofficial
774. Grocer- One who sells fruit, vegetables, etc. from a information acquired from another lquh lqukbZ ckr
barrow in the streets 803. Hearse- Vehiclefor carrying a dead body
775. Groom- Person whose work is to look after horses 804. Heaven/ Paradise- Perfect place of happiness
805. Heckle- Interrupt and ask troublesome questions
776. Grope/ Fumble- Search in the dark
VksdkVkdh djuk
777. Grove – a small orchard of trees.
806. Hedonism- Belief that pleasure is the chief end
778. Grudge/ Grumble- a feeling of anger or dislike 807. Hedonist- One who believes that pleasure is the
towards sb chief end og O;fDr tks thou esa HkkSfrdoknh@’kkjhfjd
779. Gullible- One who is easily deceivedftls vklkuh ls vkuan dks loksZijh y{; ekurk gks
/kks[kk fn;k tk lds 808. Heifer- A cow that has not bred ,d xk; ftlus fdlh
780. Gust- Strongrush of air, rain, smoke etc. carried by cPps dks tUe ugh fn;k gSA
809. Heirloom- Things that is handed down in a family
windrst ÷kksd
a k
for several generations iq’rSuh pht

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810. Heliotherapy – The sun cure. 842. Horticulture- Art of growing vegetables, fruit,
811. Hematology- Science of blood flowers
812. Henchman- Faithful supporter 843. Hospitable- Fond of entertaining guests esgekuuokth
813. Henpecked/ Uxorious – Foolishly fond of one’s wife 844. Hospitality- Receiving or treating guests or
814. Herbarium- A place for the collection of dry plants strangers warmly and generously
lw[ks ikS/kks dk laxzg LFky 845. Host – A large number of people, reasons,
815. Herbivorous/ Herbivore- That which eats grass tks considerations.
flQZ Qy&Qwy [kkrk gks 846. Hostess- A woman who receives or entertains
816. Herculean- Requiring great strength or effort- vfr guests- esgekunkfju
dfBUk 847. Hostility- Intense aggression or anger; state of
817. Herd – A large group of animals that live together. antagonism ’k=qrk ] fojks/k
818. Heredity- The process by which mental and 848. Hound- Dog used for hunting and racing
physical characteristics are passed by parents to 849. Huddle - Number of things or portions close
together without order or arrangement
their children- vkuqoaf’kdrk
850. Humanist- Person who walks for the welfare of
819. Heresy- Belief or opinion contrary to what is
human beings
accepted
851. Humanitarian- Onewho feels sympathetic towards
820. Hereditary- Pass on from one generation to another-
human beings ekuoh;
vkuqofa ’kd 852. Humanities- Branches of learning concerned with
821. Heritage- That which has been or may be inherited
literature, history and philosophy
822. Hierarchy- A system in which people or things are
853. Hurricane-Violent storm rqQku
arranged according to their importance- indze
854. Hutch- A structure intented to keep small animals
823. Highbrow – A person considering himself to be
NksVs tkuojks dks j[kus dk fiatM+k
superior in culture and intellect. (Syn - snob)
855. Hydropathy–The treatment of disease by the
824. Hijack- To forcibly take control of a vehicle fdlh
internal and external use of water.
lokjh okgu dk vigj.k dj ysuk 856. Hydrophobia- Fear of water
825. Hinterland- Pass of a country behind the coast or a 857. Hygiene- A science of the establishment and
river’s bank leqnzrV maintenance of health- LokLF; foKku
826. Historical- That which is related to history 858. Hyperbole- An exaggerated statement c<+k&p<+k dj
827. Historic- Well known or important in history
cksyk x;k dFku] vfr’;ksfDr
828. History- All the events that happened in the past-
859. Hypertension- Abnormally high blood pressure
bfrgkl 860. Hypochondriac – Who is over anxious about his
829. Histrionic - Very dramatic health.
830. Hive- Artificial centre for honey bees 861. Hypocrisy- Behaviour in which sb pretends to have
831. Hoard- Carefully saved and guarded money/ store moral standards or opinions that they do not
of money actually have
832. Holocaust- Large scale destruction by firefouk’kyhyk 862. Hypocrite- Person who pretends to be virtuous
833. Holster- Leather case for a pistol or revolver ik[kaMh
834. Homicide- Killing/ Killer of human being euq";ksa dh 863. Hypotension- Abnormally low blood pressure
gR;k
835. Homonym- A word that is spelt like another word I
but which has a different meaning- leuke
864. Iconoclast- One who breaks the established
836. Homophones- Twowords different in spelling and
traditions and imagetks ijEijkvksa ,oa ekU;rkvksa dk
meaning but pronounced alike nks ’kCn ftudk vFkZ
fHkUu gks ijUrq mPpkj.k leku gks dHkh ikyu ugh djrk
837. Honorarium- An emolument over and above fixed 865. Iconography – Teaching with the aid of pictures and
income or salary osru ds vykok feyus okyk /ku models.
838. Honorary- Work for which no salary is paid tks vius 866. Ideology- Manner of thinking of a person
dke ds cnys iSlk ugh ysrk gks 867. Idiosyncrasy- A person’s peculiar habitO;ogkj dk
839. Horde – A large crowd of people
fo’ks"k izdkj ;k fl)kar
840. Horizon- Line at which the earth and the sky seem
to meet 868. Idolatry- The worship of idols or imagesewfrZit
w k
841. Horology- Science of time 869. Igloo- The place or shelter of an Eskimo/kzqoh; izn’s kksa

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870. Illegitimate- Born of parents who were not legally 896. Imposture/ Cheating- Action or practice of imposing
married at that time fraudulently upon others
871. Illegal- Contrary to lawxSj dkuwuh 897. Impotent- Lacking physical strength or vigor- detksj
872. Illegible- Incapable of being read/ a writing that 898. Impudent- Shamelessly rudeltk ugh feyus dh
cannot be read,d ,slk ys[ku ftls i<+k ugh tk lds fLFkfr
873. Illicit-A trade that is prohibited by law or prevailing 899. Impunity- Freedom from punishment
social standards xSj dkuwuh] voS/k 900. Impracticable- That cannot be put into practiceftls
874. Illiterate- One who can neither read nor write tks O;ogkj esa ugh yk;k tk lds
fy[k i<+ ugh ldrk gSA 901. Impregnable – That cannot be entered by force.
875. Imaginary- Existing only in the imagination- 902. Impressionist-One who amuses by copying activities
dkYifud of another persontks nwljks ds O;ogkj dk udy djds
876. Imagine- Form a picture of something in the mind euksjt
a u djrk gSA
877. Imbroglio- An extremely confused, complicated, or 903. Improvident - One who is too careless to plan for the
embarrassing situation- my>u future.
878. Immemorial- Extending back the reach of memory- 904. Impervious-A person who remains unmoved and
vfr izkphu unaffected by other people’s opinion’s arguments or
879. Immigrant- One who comes to settle in a foreign suggestions
country 905. Incongruous- Strange, and not suitable in a
880. Imminent- That which is likely to happen soontks particular situation- vlaxr
rqjar ,oa fu’fpr :Ik ls gksus okyk gks 906. Interment – The burial process of a corpse.
881. Immortal- Cannot die 907. Introspection- Act or process of looking inward/
882. Immune- Free or exempt from infectionjksxks ls Examination of self thought or feeling
lqjf{kr 908. Inaccessible- Incapable of being reached
883. Impalpable- Incapable of being perceived by touch 909. Inadmissible- Incapable of being admitted or
884. Impeachment - Special trial of the Head of State by allowed
Parliament 910. Inaudible- Cannot be heard,slh /ofu tks lqukbZ uk iM+s
885. Impenetrable- Cannot be penetrated 911. Inaugurate- Introduce into public use by some
886. Imperceptible- Cannot be perceived by the formal ceremony
sensesvfrlq{e 912. Incalculable- Not calculated
887. Imperialism- A system in which one country 913. Incandescent- That which gives bright light when
controls other countries- lkezkT;okn heatedtks xeZ gksus ij rst izdk’k nsrk gSA
888. Imperiast-One who tries to control weak 914. Incantation- A series of words said as a magic spell
countriesrkdroj ns’k tks detksj ns’k ij vf/kdkj or charm- ea=ksPpkj

djuk pkgrk gSA 915. Incendiary- Person who maliciously sets fires to
buildings or other propertycM+h ek=k esa vkx iSnk
889. Impersonate- Pretend to be another person for
entertainment or fraud- :Ik /kkj.k djuk djus okyk
890. Impertinent- Not showing proper respect 916. Incognito-Travelling under the name other than
891. Impiety- Lack of respect or religious reverence one’s ownfdlh vkSj uke ls dke djus okyk] Nn~euke
892. Impious- One who shows lack of respect or religious dk bLrseky
reverence 917. Incombustible- cannot be burnt
893. Imponderable- That cannot be weighed 918. Incompatible- Incapable of existing together in
894. Import- Bring in goods from a foreign country harmony
895. Imposter/ Hypocrite-One who pretends to be what 919. Incomprehensible- Cannot be understoodftls ugh
he is nottks og fn[kkrk gS] tks og gS ugh] ik[kaMh] le÷kk tk lds

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920. Inconsiderate- Thoughtlessly causing hurt or extinguished

inconvenience to others- vfoosdh 953. Infection- Communication of disease by agency of
921. Incorporeal- Not composed of matter air or water
922. Incorrigible- Cannot be correctedftls dHkh lq/kkjk 954. Infallible- Incapable of doing wrong/ One who is
ugh tk lds exempted from liability to errortks dHkh xyrh uk
923. Incorruptible- Cannot be corrupted djs] ,d ,slk mipkj tks dHkh vlQy uk gks
924. Incredible- Cannot be believedvfo’oluh; 955. Infirmary – A special room in a school, prison, etc.
925. Inculcate- To fix beliefs or ideas in someone's mind, for people who are ill/sick
especially by repeating them often- varfuZfo"V djuk 956. Inflammable- That can be easily set on firetks vklkuh
926. Incurable- That cannot be cured ykbykt ls vkx idM+ ys
927. Indefensible- That cannot be defended ftldh j{kk 957. Influenza- Infectious disease with fever and
ugh dh tk lds muscular pain
928. Indefatigable- Incapable of being tired tks dHkh Fkds 958. Infant- Child during the earliest period of life
959. Infanticide- Murder of a new-born childuotkr dh
;k gkj uk ekus
929. Indemnity- Compensation for loss
gR;k
930. Indelible- That cannot be erased or removed 960. Infantry- Soldiers who fight on footiSny lSfud
931. Indifferent- Having no interest 961. Infatuation- Foolish love- izseka/krk
932. Indignant- Angry at justice 962. Infectious- Spreading by infection
933. Indispensable- Too important to be without; 963. Inflammation- Swelling of a part of the body
Essential 964. Ingenious- Skilful in inventingubZ phtksa ds vkfo"dkj
934. Indisputable/ Incontrovertible- That cannot be esa fuiq.k
disputed 965. Ingredient- One of the parts of a mixture
935. Individualism- Principle or habit of independent 966. Inimitable- Something that cannot be
thought or action imitatedftldh udy u dh tk lds
936. Independent- That which exists or acts separately 967. Initiative- An introductory act or step- igy
from other people 968. Injudicious- Showing lack of judgment
937. Indestructible- Cannot be destroyed 969. Injunction- Judicial process or order to stop
938. Indispensable- Incapable of being dispensed something
withvfuok;Z 970. Innocent- Not guilty of crime or sin
939. Indivisible- Cannot be divided 971. Inpatient- Patient who is lodged, fed and treated in a
940. Inedible/ Uneatable- Not fit to be eaten hospital
941. Ineffable/ Inexpressible/ Unaccountable- Cannot be 972. Inquest/ Inquisition- Legal or judicial enquiry to
expressed in words find out faultsU;k;kf/kdj.k
942. Ineligible- Incapable of being selected 973. Inquisitive- Fond of inquiring into other people’s
943. Ineradicable- Cannot be rooted out affairsnwljksa ds ckjs esa tkuus dk vfr bPNqd
944. Inertia- Lack of activity or interest- fuf"dz;rk 974. Inroad- Forcible or serious encroachment
945. Inescapable- Not to be escaped from 975. Irreconcileable- So different from each other that
946. Inestimable- To precious or great to be estimated they cannot be made compatible- vlaxr
947. Inevitable/ Unavoidable- cannot be avoidedftls 976. Insatiable- Cannot be satisfiedftls ’kkar ;k larq"V
Vkyk ugh tk lds ugh fd;k tk lds
948. Inexcusable- cannot be justified or excused 977. Insecticide- A substance used for killing insects-
949. Inexhaustible-cannot be exhausted dhVk.kquk’kd
950. Inexplicable/ Unaccountable- cannot be explained or 978. Inscrutable- Not easily understood
accounted forftldh O;k[;k ugh dh tk lds 979. Insignia- Badge or distinguishing mark of an office
951. Inexplicit- cannot be definitely or clearly expressed 980. Insinuate- Suggest indirectly
952. Inextinguishable- That cannot be put out or

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ty esa ?kqys ugh feelingsvkRefparu
982. Insolvent- One who is unable to pay his debtstks 1010. Intercept- Catch between starting point and
viuk dtZ ugh pqdk lds] fnokfy;k destination
983. Insomnia- Inabilityto fall asleepuhan ugh vkuk 1011. Intervene- Come between (others) in time
984. Instantaneous-Happening in an instant 1012. Intimate- Close and familiar
985. Instigator- One who instigates 1013. Introvert- One who does not speak or talk a lottks
986. Instinct- Natural tendency de cksyrk gks
987. Insurmountable - That cannot be overcome 1014. Intruder – A person who enters without any
988. Insurrection/ Rebellion- Rising in arms against an invitation.
established government 1015. Intuition- Immediateresponse by the mind without
989. Intangible- That which cannot be perceived by reasoningfcuk lksps Rofjr izfdz;k
touchftls Nw dj eglwl ugh fd;k tk lds 1016. Inventory- Detailed list of household goods,
990. Integrity- Quality of being honest and upright in furniture, etc.
characterbZekunkjh 1017. Investigation-Careful and thorough enquirytk¡p
991. Intellect- Reasoning power of mind 1018. Invigilator – One who supervises in the examination
992. Intellectual- A person possessing a highly developed hall.
intellect- cqf)thoh O;fDr 1019. Invincible/ Unconquerable- Incapable of being
993. Intelligent/ Wise/ perspicacious- Quick to judge or conquered (overcome)/That cannot be
understand conqueredftls ijkftr ugh fd;k tk lds
994. Intelligentsia- Intellectual class/ Intelligent and 1020. Invisible- That cannot be seentks fn[kkbZ uk iM+s
educated class of society 1021. Invocation- Call upon God or any other power (like
995. Intelligible – That can be understood. law) etc. for help or protectionlgk;rk ;k jk’kh ds
996. Intensive- Extremely thorough- xgu fy, bZ’oj dk vkâoku
997. Intersperse- To scatter here and there- fc[ksjuk 1022. Invoice- A list of goods dispatched with quantity and
998. Interpolate- price to the purchaseroLrqvksa dh lqph
999. Interviewer- The person who asks the questions 1023. Invulnerable- That which cannot be wounded or
in an interview- lk{kkRdjdrkZ damagedftls gkuh ugh igq¡pk;k tk lds
1000. Intestate - One who dies without a Will tks fcuk 1024. Irrelevant- Remarkswhich do not apply to the
olh;r ej tk;s subject under discussionvlaxr] ftldk fo"k; ls dksbZ
1001. Intercede- Mediate between two parties in a dispute laca/k ugh gks
1002. Interlocutor- One who takes part in a discussion or 1025. Irrevocable/Unalterable-That cannot be alteredftls
dialogue okil ugh yk;k tk lds ;k fujLr ugh fd;k tk lds
1003. Interpolate- To make a remark that interrupts a 1026. Irreconcilable- Incapable of being reconciled
conversation- iz{ksi Mkyuk 1027. Irrecoverable- Incapable of being recovered or
1004. Intermediary-One who mediates to settle regained
disputese/;LFkrk djus okyk 1028. Irreparable- That cannot be repaired,slh {kfr ftldh
1005. Internment- To confine or detain someone at a iwfrZ ugh dh tk lds
placeutjcan dj nsuk 1029. Irrigate- To supply water to an area of land
1006. Interpellate- Interrupt the order of the day by through pipes or channels- flapkbZ djuk
demanding an explanation from the minister 1030. Itinerary- Detailed plan of journey/ Plan for or
concerned- iwN&rkN djuk details of or records of a journey
1007. Interregnum– A period of interval between two 1031. Irritable- A man who is easily irritated tks vklkuh ls
regimes and governments. xqLls es vk tk,
1008. Intrinsic- Belonging to a thing by its very nature 1032. Isthmus - A narrow piece of land connecting two

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large masses of land 1060. Kidnapping- Act of carrying away by force for
1033. Itinerant- One who jouneys from place to placetks money
txg&txg Hkze.k djs 1061. Kindergarten- School of very young children
1062. Kingdom- A country, state, or territory ruled by a
J king or queen- lkezkT;
1034. Jack- Raise something 1063. Kleptomania- Disease of the mind causing an
1035. Jack boot- A large boot reaching to the knee uncontrollable desire to steal/ Mania for stealing
1036. Jacab’s ladder- A ladder of ropes with wooden steps articles
used on a ship 1064. Knell- Sound of the funeral bellfdlh ds e`R;q&laLdkj
1037. Jamboree- A large organized event
ds le;
1038. Janitor - One who takes care of a building
1039. Jargon- Language difficult to understand because of L
bad form 1065. Laconic- Expressed in a few words
1040. Jaunt- A short excursion or journey made for 1066. Landscape-The complete view of a placefdlh Hkw&Hkkx
pleasure- euksjatu dk lQj
dk fogaxe n`’;
1041. Jeopardy- In danger
1067. Lapaidist-One who cuts precious stonestks cgqeYw ;
1042. Jettison- To throw unnecessary or unwanted things
oLrqvksa dks rjklrk gSA
from ship etc.[krjs dh fLFkfr esa vokafNr phtks dks
1068. Laudable – A person who deserves all praise.
ckgj Qsd
a nsuk 1069. Laxative- Amedicine used to loosen the stuff in the
1043. Jibe- An insulting remarkdVq fVIi.kh bowels isV lkQ djus dh nok
1044. Jinx- A bringer of bad luck
1070. Lease- A legal aggrement allowing the use of
1045. Jittery- Nervous and anxious
somethingfdlh pht ds bLrseky dh vuqefr nsus okyk
1046. Jockey - A person who rides horses in races as an
document
occupation
1071. Ledger- A book of accounts showing debits and
1047. Journalism- the activity or profession of writing for
creditsvk;&O;; dk ys[kk tks[kk j[kus okyh iqLrd
newspapers or magazines or of broadcasting news
1072. Leer- A shy look that is lustful‘’keZ Hkjh fuxkg ftlesa
on radio or television- i=dkfjrk
dkeHkkouk Nqih gks
1048. Jovial- Very cheerful and friendly
1073. Legacy- The property left to someone by awillolh;r
1049. Jubilation- Rejoicing
1050. Jumble – an untidy collection of things.
ds )kjk feyus okyk /ku
1051. Juncture- Joining point 1074. Legend- Old story handed down from the past
1052. Judicious - Done with good judgement 1075. Legible- Handwriting that can be easily read
1053. Jurisdiction- A fixed territory in which authority can 1076. Legislator- Member of law making body of assembly
be exercisedvf/kdkj {ks= 1077. Legislature- Part of government which is concerned
with making rules
1054. Jurisprudence- Science and philosophy of human
1078. Legitimate- Born of married parents
law
1079. Lagoon- Salt Water Lake separated from the sea
1055. Jury- Abody of persons appointed to hear evidence
sand banks
and give their verdict in trials,d U;k;kf/k’kksa dk leqg
1080. Leonine- That which is lion like
tks nyhy lqudj fu.kZ; lqukrk gSA
1081. Lexicographer- One who compiles a dictionarytks
1056. Juxtapose- To place things side by side,d pht dks
’kCndks"k rS;kj djrk gSA
nwljs ds cxy esa j[kuk
1082. Lexicography - The profession of writing
K dictionaries.
1057. Kalology- Science of human beauty 1083. Lexicon - A list of explanations of rare, technical or
1058. Kangaroo court - An unofficial court that punishes obsolete words
people unfairly 1084. Liable- Responsible according to law
1059. Kennel- A home for dogsdqRrs ds jgus dk ?kj 1085. Lair- An underground living place for big

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1086. Liberate- Set free from bondage vktkn djuk 1112. Marauder- Person or animal that goes about in
1087. Libertine – A person who leads an immoral life. search of plunder or prey
(syn. - lecher) 1113. Mariticide- Killing/ Killer of one’s husband
1088. Ligament-Touch tissues in jointstksM+ks ds chp dh 1114. Martyr- One who dies for a noble causecfynkuh ;k
etcwr dksf’kdk;sa ’kghn
1089. Limnology- Study of physical phenomenon of lakes 1115. Mask- A covering for part or all of the face,
and other bodies of fresh water worn to hide or protect it- eq[kkoj.k
1090. Linguist/ Polyglot- One who fluently speaks many 1116. Massacre- Killing of large number of defenceless
languagesHkk"kk fo’ks"kK peoplegR;kdkaM
1091. Liquor- Any alcoholic drink 1117. Massage- To rub and press someone's body with
1092. Litigant - a person who is making or defending a regular repeated movements, in order to relax them
claim in court or to reduce stiffness- ekfy’k djuk
1093. Litter – Of young pigs, dogs at birth 1118. Masochism- The enjoyment of an activity or
1094. Lock – a section of hair situation that most people would find very
1095. Logic- Science of reasoningrdZ’kkL= unpleasant- LoihM+u
1096. Longshoremen- men who work on shores loading 1119. Materialism- Tendency to view everything in the
unloading ships; docker tks leqnz rV ij tgkt ls light of matterHkkSfrdokfnrk
lkeku mrkjus ;k p<+kus dk dke djrsa gSA 1120. Matinee- A cinema show which is held in the
1097. Loyalty- Firm in one’s support and friendshipfe=rk afternoonnksigj ds ckn dk flusek dk show
;k leFkZu esa fo’oluh;rk 1121. Matricide- Killing/ Killer of one’s motherekrk dh
1098. Luggage- Baggage of a traveler gR;k
1099. Lunar– of the moon. 1122. Matrimony – A state of being married.
1100. Lunatic- A mad personikxy 1123. Matron- Woman who is in charge of nursing and

M domestic arrangement in a hospital

1124. Maverick - A person who does not think or behave
1101. Maiden- Being the first of its kind; a young girl or
like everyone else, but has independent, unusual
woman who is not married
opinions
1102. Malice- Desire to harm others
1125. Medieval- Belonging to the middle agese/;;qxhu
1103. Male chauvinist- Onewho believes in the dominance
1126. Mediocre - One who is neither intelligent nor dull
of man over womaniq:"kksa ds opZLo ij fo’okl djus
1127. Memento- Something kept as a reminderLe`fr&fpUg
okyk ‘
1128. Memoirs-an account written by sb, especially sb
1104. Malleable- Able to be hammered or pressed into
famous, about their life and experiences
shape without breaking or cracking- vk?kkro/kZuh;
1129. Memorandum- Written statement for a person or
1105. Malnutrition- Condition caused by insufficient committee to give information
feeding or nourishing 1130. Memorial- Something built or made to remind
1106. Mammal- Animal that feeds its young with milk people of a person or event
1107. Manifesto- Declaration of plans and promises put 1131. Mendicant- BeggarfHk[kkjh
forward by a candidate for election?kks"k.kki=
1132. Menu - A list of dishes
1108. Manoeuvre- A movement performed with care and 1133. Mercenary- One who works merely for moneytks
skill
flQZ iSls ds fy, dke djrk gS] nwljs ds HkkM+s ds lSfud
1109. Manometer-An instrument for measuring gaseous
1134. Meritocracy- Government by the intelligentsia
pressurexSl ds ncko dks ekius okyk ;a=
1135. Metallurgy- Science and technology of metals
1110. Manuscript- Paper written in one’s own
1136. Metamorphosis- Complete change in appearance or
handwritinggLrfyf[kr fdrkc bR;kfn
character( especially natural):ikUrj.k
1111. Mantle- A loose piece of clothing without sleeves,d

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1137. Metaphor - A figure of speech by which a thing is 1165. Monolatory- The worship of one god without
spoken of as being that which it only resembles excluding belief in others- ,d nsoksikluk
1138. Metrology- Science of weights 1166. Monologue- Drama to be performed by a single man
1139. Microbe- A living creature that is so small that it 1167. Monopoly-Exclusive control on a commodity or a
cannot be seen without a microscope and that may service in a particular market
cause diseaseslw{e tho tks jksx iSnk djrs gSA 1168. Monotheism- The doctrine or belief that there is
1140. Microscope- Instrument with lenses for making very only one God- ,ds’ojokn
small 1169. Monotony- Absence of variety
1141. Migrate- Move from one country to another 1170. Monument- Building or state, etc. constructed to
1142. Migratory- Bird that comes and goes with seasons keep alive one’s memory or event
1143. Millennium- Period of one thousand years 1171. Mores-Customsand habits of a particular groupfdlh
1144. Mimicry- A humorous imitation of a person’s lewg dh ijEijk ,oa fdz;kdyki
activity fdlh dh cksy pky dh udy 1172. Morgue – A place where dead bodies are kept for
1145. Menagerie – A place for wild animals and birds identification.
(Sanctuary) 1173. Mortgage- A legal agreement by which a person
1146. Mince- Cut into small pieces borrows money from a bank usually to buy a house;
1147. Mint- A place where money is coinedog txg tgk¡ ?kj vkfn [kjhnus ds fy, cSad ls tekur ds vk/kkj ij
flDds Mkys tkrs gSA fy;k tkus okyk _.k
1148. Miracle- Amazing or remarkable event 1174. Mortuary- Building or place where dead bodies are
1149. Mirage-An appearance of objects often simulating kepttgka e`r ’kjhj dks j[kk tkrk gSA
the appearance of watere`xejhphdk 1175. Mountebank- Person who tries to cheat people by
1150. Misanthropist/ Misanthrope- One who hates clever talk
mankindtks ekuo tkrh ls ?k`.kk djrk gSA 1176. Mosaic- Design made by putting together colored
1151. Miser- One who saves money by starving oneself pieces of glass and stones
1152. Misinterpret- Draw a wrong conclusion objects 1177. Motel- A roadside hotel designed primarily for
appear largerfdlh dh ckr dk xyr vFkZ yxkuk motorists- eksVjdkj ls ;k=k djus okyksa ds fy, gksVYk
1153. Misobiblic- Hater of books 1178. Motto- A short sentence or phrase chosen as
1154. Misocapnic- Hater of smoking encapsulating the beliefs or ideals of an individual,
1155. Misogamist- Hates of marriagetks ’kknh dh ijEijk esa family, or institution- vkn’kZ okD;
fo’okl ugh j[krk gks 1179. Mummy- Body of a human being or animal
1156. Misogynist- One who hates womantks vkSjrksa ls ?k`.kk embalmed for buriale`r ’kjhj ij lM+us ls cpkus ds
djrk gSA fy, yxk;k x;k ysi
1157. Misoneist- Hater of new things- uwru )s"kh 1180. Murder- The crime of intentionally killing a person-
1158. Misologist- Hater of learning and knowledge gR;k
1159. Missionary- Person sent to foreign country to 1181. Museum- Building in which historical things are
propagate religionblkbZ /keZ izpkjd kept
1160. Momentous- An occasion of great importancecgqr 1182. Mutilation- Damage by breaking or cutting a
cM+k ,oa egRoiw.kZ volj necessary part of the body
1161. Monarchy- Government by a king or queen 1183. Mutiny- The act of refusing to obey the orders of
1162. Monastery- Building in which monks liveog LFkku sb in authority, especially by soldiers or sailors
tgk¡ lU;klh jgrsa gks – cxkor
1163. Monogamy- Custom of having one wife or 1184. Mystic- One who seeks union with God
husband,d fookg 1185. Mystery- Something hidden or impossible to
1164. Monogram- A design composed of one or more understand
letters, typically the initials of a name- uke fpUg 1186. Myth- A story from ancient times, especially one

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 that was told to explain natural events or to 1214. Nonpareil- A person or thing that is better than
describe the early history of a people- ikSjkf.kd others in a particular area- vf)rh;
xkFkk 1215. Nostalgia- Home sickness or sentimental longing for
1187. Mythology- Study of myths- iqjk.k fo|k the past ?kj dh ;kn vkuk ;k ges’kk chrsa le; dks
lkspus dh fLFkfr
N 1216. Notorious- A person with an evil reputationdq[;kr
1188. Naïve- (a) having or showing a lack of experience, 1217. Nouveau riche- One who has recently become rich-
judgment, or information- u;k jbZl
(b) innocent and simple- Hkksyk 1218. Noxious- That which is harmful, poisonous or
1189. Namesake – A person having the same name as unwholesome
another. 1219. Novice/ Tyro/Neophyte- One who is new to a
1190. Narcissism- Excessiveindulgence to self [kqn ds ckjs profession tks fdlh dke esa u;k gks blfy, vuqHkoghu]
esa ges’kk cM+kbZ dh fLFkfr ukSflf[k;k
1191. Narcosis- State of unconsciousness 1220. Nuance- Subtle difference in colour, meaning etc.
1192. Narcotic- Medicine that induces sleepu’khyh nok vFkZ] jax vkfn esa lq{e varj
1193. Nationalism- Devotion to one’s own nation 1221. Numb- To cause to feel no painnnZ ds eglwl u djus
1194. Naturalism-
dh fLFkfr
1195. Naturalist- a person who studies animals, plants,
1222. Numismatic- Collection of coins flDdks dk laxzg
birds and other living things
1223. Numismatics- Science of coins
1196. Necrophobia- Fear of dead body
1224. Numismatist - One who collects coins as a hobby
1197. Negligent- Failing to take proper care over
something- ykijokg O
1198. Neighbor- A person who lives near another- iM+kSLkh 1225. Obituary- Notice of the death of a person‘’kkSd
1199. Neogamist- One who is recently married lekpkj
1200. Neologism- Coining or using of new words 1226. Oblation- Offering made to God
1201. Nepotism- Giving undue favor to one’s own kind and 1227. Obligatory- That which is required by law, rule or
kindquckijLrh custom
1202. Neurologist- Specialist in nerve or nervous system 1228. Obscurantist- Person who is opposed to enlightment
1203. Neurotic- Someone who behaves strangely, often 1229. Observatory- Building equipped with a powerful
because they have a mental illness- fof{kIr O;fDr telescope for astronomical observationsos/k’kkyk
1204. Neutral- Favoring neither side in war or dispute 1230. Obsolescent- Passing out of use
1205. Newfangled- Different from what one is used to 1231. Obsolete- No longer used/ Out of dateftldk vc
1206. Niche- A hollow place in a wall for a statue fdlh bLrseky u gksrk gks ] iqjkru
nhokj dh Å¡ph txg ij [kkyh LFkku tgka dksbZ eqfrZ gks 1232. Obstetrician- Specialist in pregnancy and child birth
1207. Nocturnal- Happening in or active during the night- 1233. Obtuse- Slow in understandingsean&cqf)
jk=hdkfyu 1234. Occupant- Person who occupies a house or land, etc.
1208. Nomad- Member of a tribe that wanders from place 1235. Oceanography- Study of oceans and their
to place [kkukcnks’k phenomena- leqnz foKku
1209. Nomenclature- A system of naming thingsphtksa ds 1236. Octagon - A geometrical figure with eight sides
ukedj.k dh izfdz;k 1237. Octogenarian- A person in his eighties 80 lky dk
1210. Nomology- Study of law O;fDr
1211. Nonagenarian – One who is in nineties. 1238. Ode- A poem in praise iz’kalk xku djus okyh dfork
1212. Nonentity- A person or thing of little consequence 1239. Oligarchy- State in which the few govern the many
or significance- rqPN O;fDr 1240. Ombudsman - One who is appointed to deal with
1213. Non- Compliance- Refusal to comply with an order complaints made by common people against banks,

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companies, etc 1267. Orthoepy- The study of correct pronounciation.

1241. Omnibus- Gathering of all things 1268. Outfit- All the clothing or articles needed for a
1242. Omnifarious- Off all sorts purpose
1243. Omniform- Having every form or shape- lokZd`frd 1269. Outlet- Way out for water or stream
1244. Omnigenous- Of all kinds- lc izdkj dk 1270. Outpost- Observation post away from main body of
1245. Omnipresent/ Ubiquitous- Present in all places and the army
at all timestks gj txg fojkteku gks] loZO;kih 1271. Outrider- Someone who goes in advance of an
1246. Omnipotent- All powerfultks lcls rkdroj gks] automobile or person to clear a passage
loZ’kfDreku 1272. Overleaf- On the other side of the page- iUus ds nwljh

1247. Omniscient- One who knows everythingtks lHkh phtsa vksj

tkurk gks] loZKkuh 1273. Oviparous- Bearing young by eggs

1248. Omnivorous- One who eats everythingtks lHkh izdkj P

dh phtsa [kkrk gks] loZHk{kh 1274. Pacifism- Principle that the war should and could be
1249. Opaque- Through which light cannot passftlds abolished
vkj&ikj izdk’k ugh tk lds] vikjn’khZ 1275. Pacifist- A person who opposes war or use of
1250. Opinionated- Strong and unchanging in opinion vius military force O;fDr tks ;q) dh iwjh lekfIr pkgrk gSA
fopkjksa esa dÍj 1276. Pageant- A public entertainment consisting of a
1251. Ophiophobia- Fear of snakes procession of people in elaborate, colourful
1252. Opprobrious- Expressing scorn or criticism- fuankRed costumes, or an outdoor performance of a historical
1253. Ophthalmologist/Oculist- Specialist in the eye scene- foLr`r yksd izn’kZUk
disease 1277. Palaeontology- Study of fossils- thok’e foKku
1254. Optician- Someone who test eyesight and sells 1278. Palatable-Very pleasant to eat
glasses 1279. Palindrome - A word that reads the same backwards
1255. Optimism- Tendency to look upon the bright side of as forwards
thingsvk’kkokfnrk 1280. Palpable- Things that can be felt or touched
1256. Optimist - One who looks at the bright side of the 1281. Palliative- That which can lessen the severity of
things (pain, disease)
1257. Orator- One who makes an eloquent public 1282. Panacea- Remedy for all diseases or troubleslHkh
speechdq’ky lkoZtfud oDrk jksxks dk bykt
1258. Orchard – A place where fruit trees are grown. 1283. Panchromatic- Equally sensitive to all colours
1259. Orchestra- A group of performers on various 1284. Pandemic- Disease widely epidemic
musical instruments- oknd lewg 1285. Pandemonium- Wild and noisy disorder ’kksjxqy Hkjh
1260. Ordeal- Severe test of character or endurance vfXu vO;oLFkk
ijh{kk 1286. Panel – A small group of inspectors, examiners for
1261. Ornate- Covered with a lot of decoration, especially investigation
when this involves very small or complicated 1287. Pantheism- Belief of God in nature izd`fr dks bZ’oj
designs ekuus dh /kkj.kk
1262. Ornithologist - Someone who scientifically studies 1288. Pantheon- Temple dedicated to all the gods
the birds 1289. Pantry- A place where food is kept
1263. Orphanage- Charitable home for orphansvukFk vkJe 1290. Parable – A short story with moral.
1264. Orphan- Child without father or motherftlds ekrk 1291. Patriarch- The male head of the family
firk ej x, gks]a vukFk 1292. Paragon- A person or thing regarded as a perfect
1265. Orthodox- One who holds established opinion example of a particular quality- vkn’kZ
1266. Orthopaedist- A specialist in correcting deformities 1293. Paralysed- Partly or wholly incapable of movement;
of the skeletal system- gM~Mh jksx fo’ks"kK disabled- ydok ekjk gqvk

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married person- miifr 1321. Penthouse- A flat on the top floor of a tall building-
1295. Paranoia- A mental disease when people are afraid iSaVgkml
of others yksxks ds izfr Hk; ;k lansg dk jksx 1322. Perceptible- great enough for you to notice it;
1296. Paraphernalia- Personal belongings, equipment, etc. Noticeable
1297. Parasite- Animal or plant living on anotherijthoh 1323. Perennial- That which is everything tks dHkh lekIr
tks nwljksa dk ’kks"k.k djds ftank jgs ugh gks
1298. Paratroops- Troops trained for being dropped by 1324. Periphery- Boundary of an areafdlh LFkku dh ifj/kh
parachute 1325. Pernatal- Relating to the medical care given to
1299. Parley- A discussion to reach to an agreement lqyg pregnant women
ds fy, nks yksxks ds chp dk okrkZyki 1326. Peroration- Last part of a speech
1300. Parole- A temporary release allowed on certain 1327. Perversion- The act of changing sth that is good
conditions vPNs O;ogkj ds vk/kkj ij tsy ls l’krZ ,oa or right into sth that is bad or wrong; the result
FkksM+s fnu dh fjgkbZ of this- fod`frdj.k
1301. Parricide- Killing/ Killer of either or both parents 1328. Perseverance- Constant effort to achieve
1302. Partisan- Someone who supports a person or somethingfdlh pht dks izkIr djus dk lrr iz;kl
something without any thinking tks fcuk fopkj fd, 1329. Personnel- Persons employed in some public
fdlh dk leFkZu djrk gSA undertaking or armed forces
1303. Patent - Sole right to make and sell some invention- 1330. Perspective- A particular way of considering
,dLo vf/kdkj something- n`f"Vdks.k
1304. Pathology- The science of the causes and effects of 1331. Pervasive- Having presence or effect everywhere
diseases- fod`fr foKku pkjksa rjQ izHkko ;k mifLFkfr okyk
1305. Patricide- Killing/ Killer of one’s fatherfirk dh gR;k 1332. Pessimist- Somebody who always expects the worst
1306. Patrimony- Property inherited from one’s father; to happen fujk’kkoknh
Inheritance firk ls fojklr esa izkIr /ku 1333. Pestiferous- Harbouring infection and disease.
1307. Patriot- One who has great love for one’s country 1334. Peroration- Concluding part of a speech
1308. Patronymic- Namederived from father’s name 1335. Pessimism- Tendency to look upon dark side of
1309. Pauper- One who has no means of livelihoodxjhc things
1310. Pavement- Paved way at the side of a street for 1336. Philanderer - A person who makes love without
people on foot serious intention
1311. Pedagogue- One who likes teaching f’k{k.k dk;Z esa 1337. Philanthropist/ Philanthrope- Person who loves
mankindtks ekuo tkfr dks I;kj djs vkSj mldh HkykbZ
fyIr ;k fuiq.k
1312. Pedantic- One who lays to much emphasis on book
ds fy, dke djs
learningtks i<kbZ esa ikjaifjd fu;eksa ds ikyu ij tksj 1338. Philatelist- One who loves and collects postage
stamps
nsrk gSA
1339. Philately- Collection of stampsfVdV laxzg
1313. Pedantry-
1340. Philistine- One who does not care for literature or
1314. Pedestrian- One who walksiSny pyus okyk
artftls dyk ;k dykRed phtks dh le÷k uk gks
1315. Pediatrician- A medical practitioner specializing in
1341. Philogynist – One who works for the welfare of
children and their diseases- f’k’kq&jksx fo’ks"kK
women.
1316. Pen- A home for pigslqvjksa ds jgus dh txg
1342. Philomath- Lover of learning
1317. Peninsula- Area of land almost surrounded by sea
1343. Philomuse- Affection or devotion to literature and
1318. Penology - Study of the problems of legal
the arts- dkO; rFkk dkyk izseh
punishment and prison management
1344. Philotheist- Lover of God
1319. Pensive- Engaged in, involving, or reflecting deep or
1345. Philotechnic- Fond of the arts- dyk izseh
serious thought- fopkjeXu
1346. Philozoic- Lover of animals

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1347. Phonetics- Science of sound of speech mPpkj.k dk 1376. Potable-Water fit foe drinking
foKku 1377. Porcine- Like a pig; connected with pigs- lwvj
1348. Physiognomy – The study of human face. laca/kh
1349. Physiotherapy- Treatment of disease by exercise, 1378. Portable – That can be carried in hand.
massage- HkkSfrd fpfdRlk 1379. Portfolio – A portable case for holding papers,
1350. Photometer- Instruction for measuring the intensity drawing etc
of light 1380. Portico/ Porch- Roof supported by columns at the
1351. Pilgrim- Person who travels to a sacred place as an entrance of a building?kj dk <dk gqvk izos’k )kj
act of devotionrhFkZ;k=h 1381. Portray- Represent by a drawing, painting, etc.
1352. Pioneer- One who is the first to open or prepare a 1382. Posse- Group of people with the same job or
way purpose leku fdz;kdyki ;k mÌs’; okys O;fDr;ksa dk
1353. Pious- Deeply religiousvfr/kkfeZd ;k ifo= leqg
1354. Piquant- Having a pleasantly strong or spicy 1383. Posterity- Future generation
taste- pViVk 1384. Post mortem- Medical examination of a dead
1355. Piscine- That which is fish like bodye`r ’kjhj dh phj QkM+
1356. Piscivore - An animal living on fish 1385. Postpone/ Procrastinate- Put off for a future time
1357. Placard- A printed or handwritten notice or sign for 1386. Postscript- Anything written in a letter after it is
public display; Poster- foKkiu i= signedi= ds var esa uke ds ckn fy[kh xbZ lwpuk
1358. Plaintiff- Person who files a suitdsl nk;j djus okyk 1387. Posthumous- Child born after the death of its
1359. Plagiarism- Stealing from the writings of other father/ Published after the author’s deathfdlh ds
1360. Plagiarist - One who copies from other writerstks ejus ds ckn iSnk gqvk larku ;k Nih fdrkc
nwljks ds ’kCn ;k ys[k pqjk dj viuk dg dj fy[krk 1388. Poultry – Of fowls, ducks etc.
gks 1389. Pragmatism- Theory of utility
1361. Plaintive- Sad sounding sound mnkl vkokt 1390. Pragmatist - A person concerned with practical
results and values
1362. Platitude- Statement that is obviously true
1391. Preach- Make known a religious or moral doctrine
1363. Platonic – Something spiritual (love).
1392. Precaution- Care taken in advance to avoid a risk
1364. Plaque- flat metal or Porcelain plate fixed on a wall
1393. Preconceive- Form opinion in advancevuqHko gksus ls
as an ornament or memorial
1365. Plebiscite – A decision made by public voting. igys cuk yh xbZ
1366. Plutocracy- Government by rich people 1394. Predator- One preying on or exploiting others,d
1367. Pneumonia- Inflammation of the lungs tkuoj tks nwljs tkuoj dk f’kdkj djrk gSA
1368. Polyandry- Custom of having more than one 1395. Predecessor- Former holder of any office or
husband at the same time,d L=h ds cgqr lkjs ifr positioniwoZorhZ vf/kdkjh
gksus dh fLFkfr 1396. Predicament- Difficult or dangerous situation
1369. Polygamy- Custom of having many wives,d ls 1397. Preface- Author explanatory remarks at the
vf/kd fookg beginning of a book
1370. Polygon- A figure with many angles and side ,d 1398. Prehistoric- Pertaining to a period prior to recorded
history
vkd`fr ftlds cgqr lkjs dks.k gksa
1399. Prejudge- Form an opinion before hearing the whole
1371. Pornography- Treatment of obscene subjects in
case
writing, painting, etc
1400. Prejudiced- To be biased against iwokZxzg xzflr
1372. Polyglot - One who knows many languages tks cgqr
1401. Prelude- The introduction of background at the
lkjh Hkk"kk,a tkurk gks
beginning of the playHkwfedk
1373. Polygraph - A lie detactor
1402. Premonition- Forewarning of an impending
1374. Polygyny-Marrying more than two females
dangeriwokZuqeku
1375. Polytheism- Belief in many gods- cgqno
s okn
1403. Prerogative- A right or privilege exclusive to a
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 particular individual or class- ije vf/kdkj 1429. Prodigy- Child of unusual or remarkable talent/
1404. Prescription- An instruction written by a medical Person of unusual or remarkable talent
practitioner that authorizes a patient to be issued 1430. Profligate- Using money, time, materials, etc. in a
with a medicine or treatment- uqL[kk careless way
1405. Presentiment- a feeling or impression that 1431. Prognosis- Forecast of the probable course of a
something is about to happen, especially something disease or illness
evil; foreboding- iwokZHkkl 1432. Propensity- Natural tendency to do something
1406. Prevaricate- To deviate from the truth- >wB cksyuk 1433. Propriety/ Uprightness- State of being correct in
1407. Primitive- Of or relating to an early or original stage behavior or moral
or state- izkphu 1434. Proselyte- One who persuades someone to accept a
particular belief
1408. Privilege- A special right or advantage that a
1435. Prosecute- Take legal action against somebody fdlh
particular person or group of people has-
ds f[kykQ dkuwuh dkjokbZ djuk
fo’ks"kkf/kdkj
1436. Prudent- Person who is excessively proper or
1409. Proceeding- Recording of the doings of meetings
modest in speech, conduct, etcfu.kZ; esa lkQ
1410. Prodigal/ Spendthrift- One who spends one’s money
1437. Psephologist – One who studies the pattern of
recklesslyviO;;
voting in elections.
1411. Prognostication/ Prediction- Act of forecasting by
1438. Pseudonym- Name adopted by an author in his
examining present conditions
writingys[kd )kjk viuk;k Nn~e uke ftlesa og
1412. Proclaim- Say publicly that something important is
fdrkcsa fy[krk gSA
true mn~?kks"k.kk djuk
1439. Psychoanalyst- One who studies the sub-conscious
1413. Procurator- Agent who has a power of attorney
state of mind
1414. Profile- A short article giving a description of a
1440. Psychologist- One who studies the mind
person or organization
1441. Psychopath- One who commits anti-social acts
1415. Prohibitory- Designed to forbid something
without sense of guilteuksjksxh
1416. Proletariat- Working-class people regarded
1442. Psychopathology- Science of mental disease
collectively- Jfed oxZ
1443. Psychosis- A severe mental disease xaHkhj ekufld
1417. Prolific- Producing a lot of books or other things
1418. Prologue- Poem recited at the beginning of the jksx
playukVd ds ’kq: esa fy[kk x;k Hkk"k.k 1444. Publicity- Act of providing information to general
public
1419. Prolong/ Elongate- Make longer
1445. Pug- A type of small dog with a turned up nose ,d
1420. Promiscuous- Taken from a wide range of sources,
especially without careful thought izdkj dk NksVk dqRrk ftldh ukd mYVh gks
1421. Prophet- One who foretells events correctly 1446. Pugnacity- Inclined to fight or be aggressive yM+us dh
Hkfo";oDrk] Hkfo";nz"Vk eukso`fr
1422. Proponent- Person who proposes something 1447. Pulsate- Expand and contract rhythmically
1423. Protector- Person who protects 1448. Pulsation- Beating of the heart
1424. Protagonist- Chief actor or character in a story or 1449. Pun- Commencement of adjacent words with the
drama same letterleku v{kjksa ls ’kq: gksus okys ’kCnksa dk
1425. Protectorate- Country under the protection of a bLrseky
strong state 1450. Punctilious- Careful in performing duties
1426. Protégé- A young person who is helped and taught 1451. Punctual- Neither early nor late
by an older and usually famous person- jf{kr 1452. Punctilio- Particular point of good conduct,
1427. Protocol- Rules of behavior in a formal ceremony, honor
situationO;ogkj ds fu;e 1453. Punter-
1428. Prototype- The first model of a new device fdlh 1454. Purgative- A medicine meant to clear body of
pht dk izFke ekWMy harmful substance; Laxative gkfudkjd inkFkksZ ls

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1455. Pyrotechnics- Art of making fireworks 1478. Referendum- Asking everyone for an opiniontuer

Q 1479. Reformatory- An institution for reforming young

offenders de mez ds vijkf/k;kksa dk lq/kkj xzg
1456. Quadrennial – Happening in four years.
1480. Recto- Any right hand page of a book
1457. Quadruped- Animal with four-feet
1481. Reflex- An action or a movement of your body
1458. Quarantine- Confinement to one place to avoid
that happens naturally in response to sth and
spread of infection fdlh nqf"kr pht dks ,d txg ij
that you cannot control- vuSfPNd fdz;k
lhfer djuk rkfd infection u QSyAs
1482. Reformism- Tendency to favor progress or reform
1459. Quest- A long search for somethingyach [kkst
1483. Regalia – Dress with medals, ribbons worn at official
1460. Questionnaire- Long list of questions especially for
ceremonies.
survey- iz’ukoyh
1484. Regicide- Killing/ Killer of a kingjktk dh gR;k
1461. Quinquennial – 50th anniversary
1485. Reinforcement - Asking for additional troops of
R soldiers
1462. Racialism/Racism- the unfair treatment of people 1486. Rejuvenate- Make or become young and vigorous
who belong to a different race; violent behaviour again;qok cuk nsuk
towards them 1487. Relegate/ Devotion- Dismiss or reduce to a lower
1463. Radiate- Send rays of light or heat- izlfjr djuk position
1488. Remand- Send back a criminal into custody for
1464. Rafter- One of the sloping pieces of wood that
further investigation
support a roof- ‘’kgrhj
1489. Remorse- Strong feeling of guilt about something
1465. Rag- A torn piece of cloth- oL= [k.M
one has done
1466. Ranger- Warden employed to petrol a tract of forest
1490. Repartee- Witty clever retortrqjr
a ,oa cqf)ekuh Hkjk
1467. Ransom- Amount of money paid to free a
tokc
prisonerfdlh dks dSn ls NqM+kus ds fy, fn;k tkus
1491. Repercussion- Indirect effect or remote effect of
okyk /ku
some event
1468. Rapacious- Greedy especially for money; Grasping
1492. Reproof- Expression of mild disapprovalQVdkj
1469. Rapport- A friendly relationship in which people
1493. Reptiles- Egg laying animals that creep or crawljsx
a us
understand each other very well- ?kfu"Brk
okyk tho
1470. Realism- T endency to view or represent things as
1494. Republic- Government by elected representatives
they really are
without a monarch
1471. Rebate- An amount of money that is paid back 1495. Reservoir / Dam- Artificial Lake for restoring water
to you because you have paid too much- NwV 1496. Resort- a place where a lot of people go on
1472. Receipt- Written acknowledgement of having holiday/vacation
received something 1497. Respite- Time of relief or rest
1473. Recluse- A person who with withdraws from the 1498. Retaliate- Give tit for tatizfr’kks/k esa oSlk gh dne
world to live in seclusion and often in solitude O;fDr mBkuk
tks nwfu;k ls nwj ,dkUr esa jgrk gSA 1499. Reticent/ Reserved- Not saying all that is known or
1474. Reconnaissance- Information gathering activity felttks vknru de cksyrk gSA
tkudkjh ,df=r djus dk fdz;kdyki 1500. Reticule- A lady’s handbag or workbagvkSjrksa dk cSx
1475. Recreation- Amusement or refreshment after hard ;k ilZ
work 1501. Reconcile- Bring about harmony or agreement
1476. Red-tapism- Too much official formality cgqr vf/kd 1502. Relapse- Fall into a former stateiqujkorZu
ljdkjh fu;e dkuwu ftlls dk;Z esa ck/kk igq¡ps 1503. Remind- Cause a person to remember
1477. Redundancy- The state of not being necessary or 1504. Renegade/ Renegate- Person who changes his

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1505. Renounce- To give up by formal declaration- R;kxuk quantities- xksnke
1506. Repentant- Person who feels sorrow and regret for 1534. Reputation- The beliefs or opinions that are
something wrong did in the pastiNrkus okyk generally held about someone or something- [;kfr
1507. Replica- Copy or reproduction of a work of art 1535. Reprisal- a violent or aggressive act towards sb
1508. Requiem- The Mass celebrated for the repose of the because of sth bad that they have done towards you
souls of the dead- ‘’kkafr;K 1536. Requiem- Prayer for the dead
1509. Rendezvous- Place fixed for meeting assembling 1537. Resident- Person living permanently in a certain
1510. Resources- Collecting wealth of a country or its place
means of producing wealth 1538. Restitution- Restoring of something stolen to its
1511. Revive- Bring back to life owner[kksbZ gqbZ oLrq mlds ekfyd dks okil ykSVkuk
1512. Recall- Call back to mind 1539. Retaliate- Return the same sort of ill-treatmentcnys
1513. Recant- To disown one’s beliefvius fo’okl ;k fl)kar dh dk;Zokgh djuk
dk R;kx djuk 1540. Retinue- Group of attendants and servants going
1514. Recapitulate- Repeat the main points with a personlsodks o lgk;dks dk ny
1515. Recess- Secret place difficult of access 1541. Retrace- To take one’s step back dne okil ys ysuk
1516. Recidivist- One who cannot be cured of criminal
1542. Retribution- Severe punishment for sth
activities
seriously wrong that sb has done- dBksj n.M
1517. Recipient/ Receiver- One who receives something
1543. Retrospective - An act or notion to look back in the
1518. Reciprocate- To give and receive mutually ikjLifjd
past
vknku&iznku djuk
1544. Reveille- A sound intended to wake up soldiers
1519. Recite- To say a poem, piece of literature, etc. that
lSfudks dks txus ds fy, fn;k tkus okyk flXkuy
you have learned, especially to an audience
1545. Revolution- A forcible overthrow of a government
1520. Recluse- One who lives alone and avoid others
or social order- dzakfr
1521. Referendum – General vote of the public to decide a
1546. Rhetoric- The art of elegant speech or writing
question.
izHkko’kkyh rjhds ls oDrO; ;k ys[ku
1522. Refugee- Person forced to flee to seek shelter’kj.kkFkhZ
1547. Rhinologist- The science dealing with the nose and
1523. Refrain- A comment often repeated ckj&ckj nksgjk;k
its diseases- uklk foKku
tkus okyk comment
1548. Richter - Scale used for measuring the strength of an
1524. Rehabilitate- Restore to former position
earthquake
1525. Remind- Cause someone to remember someone or
1549. Ridicule - Full of criticism and mockery
something- Lej.k djkuk
1550. Ritual- Established or prescribed procedure for a
1526. Reminiscent- Recall past events or
religious or other ritevuq"Bku
experiencesHkwrdky dk Lej.k djkus okyk
1551. Romantic- Devoted to passion, beauty and
1527. Remission- A period during which a serious illness
imagination
improves for a time and the patient seems to get
1552. Rosary – A string of beads.
better
1553. Rostrum- Platform for public speaking pcwrjk
1528. Remuneration- Reward for work or service-
1554. Rotunda- A round building or room- xksykdkj Hkou
ikfjJfed
1555. Roundsman- One who goes round to ask for orders
1529. Renegade- One who deserts a belief of party tks
and deliver goods- Qsjhokyk
fdlh fl)kar ;k ikVhZ dk R;kx dj nsrk gSA
1556. Ruminant- Cud-chewing animal i’kq dk tqxkyh djuk
1530. Repartees - Witty, ready replies
1557. Runway- A strip of hard ground along which aircraft
1531. Repatriate- Return to one’s own countryfdlh O;fDr
take off and land- foeku nkSM+ iV~Vh
dks mlds ns’k okil Hkstuk
1532. Repose- A condition of rest and feeling calm vkjke S
vkSj ’kkafr dh fLFkfr
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1558. Saccharin- Substance used in place of sugar 1584. Scullery- A place beside kitchen where washing etc.
1559. Sacrifice- Killing of a animal for offering to a is done jlksbZ ds cxy dk dejk ftlesa crZu vkfn /kks;s
deityfdlh nsork dks Ik’kq dh xyh p<kuk tkrs gSA
1560. Sacrilege- Violation of sacred thingsfdlh ifo= pht 1585. Scurrilous- Very rude and insulting, and
;k LFkku dk vieku intended to damage sb's reputation- viekutud
1561. Sadist – A person who feels pleasure by hurting 1586. Scrimp- One who lives cheaply and spends littletks
others. lk/kkj.k thou fcrk dj /ku ,df=r djrk gSA
1562. Sado-masochism- Deriving pleasure from inflicting 1587. Scripture- Body or writing of a sacred or religious
pain on others and on oneself- ijihM+u rFkk LoihM+u nature /keZ xzaFk
1563. Salvage- Saving of property from loss by 1588. Scrimmage- Confused struggle or fight
fire,etc.fdlh oLrq dks u"V gksus ls cpkuk 1589. Secular- That which is a government in which all
1564. Salvo - The firing of many guns at the same time to religions are honored
mark an occasion 1590. Secularism- View that education and other matters
1565. Samaritan -One who helps others Good og O;fDr tks should be divorced from religion,d ljdkj tks lHkh
nwljksa dh lgk;rk djrk gSA /keksZ dks ,d leku :I ls ns[krh gSA
1566. Senate- Governing body of a university 1591. Sedition- Conduct or speech inciting people to rebel
1567. Sanatorium – A place for the sick to recover health. against the authority of a state or monarch- jktnzksg
1568. Sanctuary- Person private room/ Holy or sacred 1592. Seduce- To induce to have sexual intercourse
place/ Secret religious place 1593. Seer- One who tells what happen in futureHkfo";
1569. Sanctum or Sanctorium- A very private place cgqr gh
crkus okyk
futh LFkku 1594. Segment- Any of the parts into which something can
1570. Sarcasm- Bitter and ironical remarkO;aX;iw.kZfVIi.kh be divided- [k.M
1571. Satire- full of criticism and mockery ,slk ys[k ;k 1595. Seismograph- An instrument for detecting
iqLrd ftlesa fdlh dk etkd ;k vkykspuk gksrh gSA earthquakes or earth’s tremorHkwdai dks ekius okyk
1572. Savage- Fierce, violent, and uncontrolled- ccZj ;a=
1573. Savior- Person who rescues or serves somebody 1596. Seizure- Taking possession of something forcibly or
from dangerm)kjd by law
1574. Scaffold- An elevated platform on which a criminal 1597. Semicentennial – 50th anniversary.
is executed, usually by hanging- Qkalh dk r[rk 1598. Senile- Suffering from bodily or mental weakness
1575. Scandal- Talk that brings bad reputation to because of old age
somebodycnukeh okyk dke 1599. Sensational- Causing a quick and excited reaction
1576. Scapegoat- Person who is made to bear the blame of 1600. Sensible- Based on or acting on good judgment and
others cfy dk cdjk practical ideas or understanding- rdZlaxr
1577. Scapegrace- One who constantly gets into trouble 1601. Sensitive-
1578. Scar- a mark remaining on the skin from a wound 1602. Septuagenarian- A person in his seventies lÙkj lky
?kko dk fu’kku dk O;fDr
1579. Scenario- A written outline of a film, novel, or stage 1603. Sermon- Religious discourse/ Spoken or written
work giving details of the plot and individual address on a religious subject or moral subject
scenes- ifjn`’; 1604. Sericulture – The raising of silk worms for the
1580. Sceptic- One who doubts the soundless of production of raw milk.
inferenceslansg ls Hkjk 1605. Sesquicentennial – 150th anniversary
1581. Screech- Cry out in shrill voiceph[k dj cksyuk 1606. Settler- A person who settles in a new country or
1582. Sculptor – One who gives shape to stone. area- vf/koklh
1583. Sculpture- Art of craving figures in wood, stone or 1607. Sexagenarian- A man in his sixties lkB lky dk
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mBkbZfxjh 1639. Soporific- Things which is used as a sleeping pilluhan
1609. Shatter- Smash to pieces ykus okyh nok
1610. Sheaf – Of corn, wheat. 1640. Soprano- A singer with a high pitched voicerst
1611. Sheath/ scabbard- A case in which sword is vkokt esa xkus okyk
keptryokj dks j[kus okyk E;ku 1641. Souvenir- Something that reminds an eventLekjd
1612. Shelter- Something serving as a protection against fpUg
heat, cold.
1642. Sorocide- killing of one’s sisterviuh
cgu dh gR;k
1613. Shoal – A large number of fish swimming together.
1643. Sot/ Toper- One who is a habitual drunkerftls ’kjkc
1614. Shred - Cut or tear into long thin pieces
dh yr gks
1615. Shroud- Winding sheet of a corpsedQu
1644. Specie- Money in form of coins
1616. Siesta- Period of rest or sleep taken in the early
1645. Species- A set of animals or plants in which the
afternoon
members have similar characteristics to each other-
1617. Signatory- Person or country that has signed an
tkfr
agreement
1646. Specimen - An object or portion serving as a sample
1618. Simultaneous- Occurring, operating, or done at the
1647. Specious- Something that looks reasonable but
same time- ledkfyd
actually is not
1619. Sinecure- Office without any work but with high
1648. Spelaeology- Study and exploration of caves
pay,d ,slk in ftlesa osru ,oa lqfo/kk;sa cgqr vf/kd
1649. Spendthrift- One who spends money
gksa ijarq dksbZ dke ;k ftEesnkjh uk gks
extravagantlyfQtwy[kpZ
1620. Skeleton- Bony framework of a human or animal
1650. Spinster- Elderly unmarried woman/ Lady who
body.
remains unmarried.
1621. Slaughter- Killing of animals especially for food
1651. Spiritualism- Belief that the only reality in the world
1622. Slippery- That which can not be captured ftls
is spirit
idM+k uk tk lds] vfo’oklh 1652. Splurge - To spent more than one can easily afford.
1623. Slough- The dead skin of a snakedsp
a qy 1653. Spokesman - One who speaks for others;
1624. Smother- Kill by suffocation (esp. by covering the spokesperson- izoDrk
face with something) 1654. Sporadic- Occurring here and there or now and
1625. Smuggler- One who brings goods illegally onto the thentks :d&:d dj ;k fNViqV gks
country
1655. Stampede- A sudden rush of frightened people or
1626. Social- Living in groups
animalsHkxnM+
1627. Socialite- Person known for going to many parties
1656. Statesman- A skilled, experienced, and respected
1628. Sojourn- Short stay at a place
political leader or figure – jktusrk
1629. Solar – of the sun
1657. Statesmanship- Skill in managing state affairs-
1630. Solicitor- Legal advisor
1631. Solicitous- Anxious to help or serve somebody
jktuhfrKrk
1632. Soliloquy- Talking to oneself [kqn ls ckr djuk 1658. Stable- Building for keeping and feeing
horsesvLrcy
1633. Solo- Music performed by one person
1634. Somnambulist- One who habitually walks while 1659. Stage- A period or state that sth/sb passes
asleeptks uhan esa pyrk gSA through while developing or making progress-
1635. Somniloquist- One who habitually talk with voLFkk
asleeptks uhan esa ckr djrk gSA 1660. Staple- Forming a basic, large or important part
1636. Sonnet- A poem of fourteen(14) linespkSng ykbZu dh of sth- eq[; Hkkx
dfork 1661. Stationery- Writing and other office materials- ys[ku
1637. Sonorous- Having a deep, pleasant sound- lqjhyk lkexzh
1638. Sophisticated- Highly developed or appealing to a 1662. Stature- Natural height of a person’s body

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1663. Statute- A written law passed by a legislative body- 1690. Suite - A set of flowers, rooms, furniture.
fyf[kr dkuwu 1691. Suitor- One who courts or woos a woman
1664. Stavedore- One who loads and uploads ships tks 1692. Summons- Legal notice to appear in court
tgkt esa lkeku p<+krk ;k tgkt ls lkeku mrkjrk gSA 1693. Sundries- Miscellaneous articles not listed
1665. Steward- A person responsible for supplies of food separately
to a college, club, or other institution- [kkn~; izca/kd 1694. Super-erogation- Doing of more than is required
1695. Supercilious- Behaving or looking as though one
1666. Sticker- A sticky label with a picture or message
thinks one is superior to others- ?keaMh
on it- fpIih
1696. Superficial- Something which is not thorough or
1667. Stimulant- A substance that raises levels of
profound
physiological or nervous activity in the body-
1697. Superfluous- More than what is neededt:jr ls
mRrstd inkFkZ
cgqr vf/kd
1668. Stimulus- Something that incites to action or
1698. Supple- Easily bending, not stiff
quickened actionizsjd
1699. Supplement- Addition to complete and improve
1669. Strangle/ Strangulate- Kill by putting pressure on
1700. Suplicant- One who prays earnestly for somethingtks
the throatxyk ?kksV
a dj ekj nsuk
iwjs euks;ksx ls vuqjks/k djrk gSA
1670. Stratagem- A dishonest plan to get things done
/kks[ksckth Hkjh ;kstuk 1701. Supernatural- That cannot be explained by the

1671. Stream – A continuous flow of people/ visitors. laws of science and that seems to involve gods
1672. Stoic- One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain lq[k or magic- vykSfdd
;k nq[k ls vizHkkfor ;k nksuks esa leku 1702. Superstition- Belief or notion not based on reason or
1673. Stowaway- One who hides away on a ship to obtain knowledge
a free passage eqQr esa ;k=k djus ds fy, tgkt esa 1703. Surreptitious- Stealthily done pqids ls utj cpk dj
Nqi tkus okyk O;fDr fd;k tkus okyk
1674. Stroll- Short walks for pleasure or exercise 1704. Surcharge- Payment demanded in addition to the
1675. Stub - Short remaining end of a cigarette usual charge
1676. Stupor - A heavy unnatural slumber 1705. Swansong- A person’s last utterancefdlh O;fDr dk
1677. Sty – A place where pigs are kept. vafre ys[k ;k jpuk ;k Hkk"k.k
1678. Subdue- Bring under control especially a group of 1706. Swarm- A large group of bees, insects e/kq&efD[k;ksa
people causing trouble vkfn dk ny
1679. Subjugate- Bring under control in war 1707. Swashbuckler – A boastful fellow
1680. Submerge- Put under the surface of water 1708. Swat- Slap with a flat objectpiVh pht ls fdlh dks
1681. Subpoena- An order requiring a person to attend a ekjuk
courtU;k;ky; )kjk fdlh dks mifLFkr gksus dk vkns’k 1709. Sycophant- Person who tries to win a favor by
1682. Subserve- Serve as a means in helping purpose flattering rich or powerful personspkiywl
1683. Subsistence- Income just sufficient to live on xqtj 1710. Symposium- Conference for discussion on a
clj djus ds fy, eqf’dy ls Ik;kZIr /ku subjectifjppkZ
1684. Substitute- A person or thing acting or serving in 1711. Synagogue- A place of worship of the Jews ;gqfn;ksa
place of another- izfrLFkkfud dk /keZ LFky
1685. Subterfuge- A trick or dishonest way to get what one 1712. Synonyms- Words which have the same
wantsviuk dke fudkyus ds fy, /kks[kk meaninglekuvFkhZ
1686. Subtle- Difficult to describe because fine and
delicateprqjkbZ Hkjk T
1687. Succession- Coming of events in series 1713. Taboo- Something which religion or custom regards
1688. Suicide- Killing of self or self murder as forbiddenfu"ks/k
1689. Suit – A set of clothes made of same fabric. 1714. Tangible- Capable of being touched- Li’kZ ;ksX;

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1715. Tannery – A place where leather is tanned. 1744. Tomboy- A girl who enjoys violent games ,d yM+dh
1716. Tantrum- Fit of bad temper or angervkos’k tks yM+ds dh rjg vkpj.k djrh gSA
1717. Tapestry- Ornamental cloth for covering walls, 1745. Topography- Physical features of an areaLFkykd`fr
furniture, etc.ijns vknh dk csycwVsnkj diM+k 1746. Torrent – of abusive invecties, of rain.
1718. Tariff- A list or table of duties payable on exports 1747. Totalitarianism- Political system without opposition
and imports 1748. Tournament- Series of games to determine a winner
1719. Taxidermy- The act of preserving skin Ropk dks 1749. Toxic- Something that is poisonous and
lqjf{kr j[kus esa l{ke unhealthytgjhyk ;k LokLF; fd fy, gkuhdkjd
1720. Taxonomy- The branch of science concerned with 1750. Toxicology- Science of poisons
classification- oxhZdj.k foKku 1751. Tradition- All the customs and beliefs of a society
1721. Technology- The science or study of the practical or 1752. Transgressor- One who breaks the law tks dkuwu dk
industrial arts, applied sciences, etc.- izkS|ksfxdh mYya?ku djs
1722. Teetotaller- A person who abstains from alcoholic 1753. Transitory/Momentary- That which lasts for a short
drinks tks ’kjkc dHkh ugh ih;s time {kf.kd
1723. Telescope- Instrument for viewing objects at a 1754. Translucent- That through which light can partly
distance passv)Z ikjn’khZ
1724. Telepathy- Power of reading the thoughts of 1755. Traitor- One who betrays one’s countryns’knzksgh
othersnwj laosnu 1756. Trample- Crush under the feet
1725. Temperate- A climate that is neither extremely hot 1757. Transmigration- Doctrine that human souls pass
or colde/;eclimate okyk from one body to another at the time of death,d
1726. Tempest- A violent stormrqQku vfLrRo ls nwljs esa ifjorZu gksus dh fLFkfr
1727. Tempo- The speed of musiclaxhr dh xfr 1758. Transparency- Drawing on transparent paper
1728. Temporal- Concerned with time or worldle; ls 1759. Transparent – That can be seen through.
lacaf/kr ] lkalkfjd 1760. Transitional- Change from one condition to another
1729. Temporary - Lasting only for a very short while 1761. Transformation - Complete change of form
1730. Tenure- Period of holding an office 1762. Transmogrification- Complete charge in appearance
1731. Termagant – A noisy quarrelsome woman, a shrew or character ( especially in a magical or surprising
1732. Terminology- Science dealing with the proper use of way)
terms 1763. Travelogue- Film or lecture about travels
1733. Terrorist- Person who uses violence to achieve 1764. Trek- Long hard journey especially on foot yach vkSj
political aims Fkdkus okyh iSny ;k=k
1734. Territory- Land under one rule or government 1765. Trespasser- One who enters someone’s land without
1735. Testimonial- A formal statement testifying to permissiontks dgh vukf/kdkj izos’k djrk gSA
someone's character and qualifications- ’kalk i= 1766. Triennial- Taking place once every three years rhu
1736. Tetra centennial – 400th
anniversary. lky esa ,d ckj
1737. Theasaurus- Dictionary or synonymsleku vFkksZ okys 1767. Trientennial – 300th anniversary.
’kCnksa dh fdrkc 1768. Trip- Pleasure excursion
1738. Theist- One who believes in GodbZ’oj esa fo’okl djus 1769. Tributary- Stream flowing into another big
okyk riverlgk;d unh
1739. Theocracy- Rule by God 1770. Triology - A group of three books, films etc that have
1740. Theogamy- Marriage of God the same subject or characters
1741. Theology- Study of religion /keZ dk v/;;u 1771. Triumvirate- A government of three officers or
1742. Theosophy- Study of God through mysticism varKkZu magistrates functioning jointly- f=’kkldRo
)kjk bZ’oj dks tkkuus dk iz;kl 1772. Troupe- A group of artists dykdkjks dk ny
1743. Tide- Rise or fall in the level of the sea 1773. Trousseau- A bride’s outfit nqYgu dk oL=

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1774. Truant- One who remains absent without 1803. Uxorious- One extremely fond of one’s wife tks viuh
permissionfcuk crk, vuqifLFkr jgus okyk iRuh dks t:jr ls T;knk ilan djs
1775. Truism- A statement that is obviously true and says
nothing new or interesting- lkekU; lR;
V
1776. Truss – A frame-work of rafters, posts and bars. 1804. Vacuous- Suggesting absence of thought or intellect
1777. Tsunami - High sea waves caused by underwater 1805. Vagrant - A person who moves from one place to
earthquake another especially in order to find work
1778. Tuft – Of grass, hair 1806. Valetudinarian- Somebody who is excessively
1779. Tumour- Abnormal growth in some part of the body concerned with his or her own tks ges’kk vius dks
1780. Turncoat- One who changes sides tks ,d i{k ;k ny chekj le÷krk gSA
dks NksM+ dj nwljk viuk ys 1807. Vandal- Person who willingly or ignorantly destroys
1781. Turnstile- A barrier at the entry of a building fdlh something beautiful tks ljdkjh lEifr dks gkuh
Hkou ds ckgj dk ;kaf=d xsV igq¡pk,a
1808. Vandalism- Wanton destruction of beautiful things
ccZjrk
U 1809. Velocity - Speed of an object in one direction
1782. Ubiquitous/ Omnipresent- Present everywhere 1810. Vendetta- Blood feud in which the relatives of the
1783. Unanimous- All of one mind,der dead or injured take revenge [kkunkuh ÷kxM+k
1784. Unequivocal- Having only one meaning 1811. Verdict- Judgment of a law court
1785. Unfathomable- So deep that bottom cannot be 1812. Venial- A pardonable offense {kek;ksX; vijk/k
reached 1813. Vanish- Disappear from sight ,dk,d xk;c gks tkuk
1786. Ultimatum- Final demand or set of terms 1814. Vegabond- Moving from place to place without a
1787. Uniform- Remaining the same in all cases and at all fixed home tks dHkh ,d txg fVd dj ugh jgs
times- ,dleku 1815. Vegetarian - One living on vegetables
1788. Unilateral- Doneby one side or by one party 1816. Velodrome- A track designed for cyclinglkbZfdy
1789. Unimpeachable- That which cannot be doubted or pykus dk jkLrk
questioned
1817. Ventriloquist- One who can throw his voicetks Å¡ps
1790. Unique- Only one of its kinds
Loj esa xk ldrk gSA
1791. Universal - Found all over the world
1818. Verbatim- Corresponding word for word translation
1792. Unreasonable- Not fair or acceptable- vrdZlaxr
,d&,d ’kCn dh ;Fkkor iqujko`fr
1793. Unrequited- Thatwhich is not returned or rewarded
1819. Verbose – A style face of difficult words.
1794. Upgrade- Fix in high grade
1820. Versatile- one who possesses many talentscgqeq[kh
1795. Unscrupulous- Having or showing no moral
izfrHkk okyk
principles; Unconscionable- vuSfrd] foosdghu
1821. Version- A form of sth that is slightly different
1796. Upstart/ Parvenue- One who has suddenly gained
new wealth, power or prestige from an earlier form- :ikUrj.k
1797. Upsurge- Sudden and serious increase in something 1822. Verso- Any left hand page of a book
1798. Usher- Onewho shows people to their seats in 1823. Veteran- One with long experiencevius {ks= esa yack
theatres, cinemas, etc. vuqHko j[kus okyk
1799. Usurer- One who lends money at exorbitant rates of 1824. Veto- The right to refuse to allow sth to be
interest done- fu"ks/kkf/kdkj
1800. Usurper- A person who seizes something without 1825. Viable- That can live without outside help
the right to do so tks tcjnLrh gM+Ik ys 1826. Vindictive/ Vengeful- Having or showing a desire for
1801. Utopia- A imaginary ideal state ,d ,slh dkYifud revengevdkj.k fdlh dks ijs’kku djus dk bPNqd
nwfu;k tgk¡ lHkh phtsa vkn’kZ fLFkfr esa gksa 1827. Vinery- A place or enclosure in which vines,
1802. Uxoricide- Killing / Killer of one’s wife iRuh dh gR;k especially grapevines, are grown- vaxwj dk cxhpk

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1828. Violence- Behavior meant to hurt or kill people izfdz;k
1829. Violate- Break an agreement, law or promise 1854. Walkway-A passage raised above ground for people
1830. Vibration - Small fast continuous shaking movement to walk yksxks ds iSny pyusa dk Å¡pk jkLrk
1831. Virgin- Girl or woman who has not experienced 1855. Wholesome- Favorable to health fgrdkjh
sexual union 1856. Widow-Woman whose husband is dead
1832. Virtuoso – One who is brilliant performer on stage 1857. Widower- A man whose spouse has died and who
(specially music) has not remarried- fo/kqj
1833. Virulent- Highly poisonous[krjukd 1858. Wilful- Done intentionally or determined to do
1834. Visible- The faculty or state of being able to see- exactly as you want- LosPNkpkjh
n`f"Vxkspj 1859. Wistful- Sad and thinking about something that is
1835. Visionary- One who realizes the future situation impossible
wisely O;fDr tks Hkfo"; dh ifjfLFkfr dh lVhd le÷k 1860. Wizard- A man who has magical powers- vks>k
gks 1861. Wreath- Garland of flowers ekykpdz
1836. Viviparous- Bearing living youngltho iztd 1862. Wriggle- Move along with quick, short twisting
1837. Volatile- Likely to change suddenly- vfLFkj NViVkuk
1838. Volley – A number of arrows, stones, abuses.
1839. Volte-face- A complete change of opinion or
X
plan; about-turn – iw.kZ ifjorZu 1863. Xenomania- an extreme passion for foreign things,
customs, or people
1840. Voluntary – Of one’s own free will.
1864. Xenophobia- abnormal fear of foreign people or
1841. Volunteer - One who works for free tks LosPNk ls dksbZ
things
dke djus dh igy djrk gSA
1842. Voluptuary- A person devoted to luxury and sensual Z
pleasure- foyklh 1865. Zealot- Person who shows great and
1843. Voucher- A small printed piece of paper that uncompromising enthusiasm for a religion, a party,
entitles the holder to a discount- a cause, etc.
1844. Voyage- Journey by water or sea 1866. Zealous- Having enthusiasm and a sense of purpose
1845. Vulnerable- That can be easily damaged or hurtfdlh mRlkgiwoZd
Pkht ls vklkuh ls xzflr gksus okyk 1867. Zodiac – A diagram showing the path of planets.
1846. Vulpine- Of or like a fox- ykseM+h tSlk; /kwrZ 1868. Zenith- A highest point- pje fcanw

W 1869.
1870.
Zoology- Science of animals
Zoophobia- Fear of animals
1847. Wag- A jocular person who is full of amusing 1871. Zymology- Study of enzymes
anecdotes O;fDr tks etkfd;k ckrsa lqukdj euksjatu
djrk gSA
1848. Waif- A thin and homeless child xjhc] nqcyk&iryk,
cs?kj cPpk
1849. Wardrobe- A place where clothes are kept diM+s
j[kus dh vkyekjh
1850. Waybill- A list of passengers or goods being carried
on a vehicle- ;kf=;ksa o lkeku dh lwph
1851. Whisper- Speak in very low tone
1852. Windfall- An unexpected piece of good fortune
vpkud feyus okyk ykHk Exercise – I
1853. Walkabout- A walk of king etc. among common 1. A person who readily believe others
people to meet them jktk dk vke turk ls feyus dh (a) Sensitive (b) Sensible

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(c) Credible (d) Credulous (c) Intelligent (d) Conscientious

2. Meaningless language with an exaggerated style 16. The depository where state records and documents
intended to impress are preserved
(a) Verbalization (b) Rhetoric (a) Museum (b) Library
(c) Oratory (d) Public speaking (c) Emporium (d) Archieve
3. Has an evil reputation 17. That which is no longer fashionable or in use
(a) is magnanimous (b) is dubious (a) Unused (b) Ancient
(c) is notorious (d) is malicious (c) Obsolete (d) Old
4. Once in three years 18. Murder of a king
(a) Triennial (b) thriennial (a) Homicide (b) Fratricide
(c) tetraennial (d) triennial (c) Regicide (d) Parricide
5. To reduce to nothing 19. A decorative handwriting
(a) Cull (b) Lull (a) Calligraphy (b) Manuscript
(c) Null (d) Annul (c) Inscription (d) Hagiography
6. An obviously true or hackneyed statement 20. That which cannot be defeated
(a) Truism (b) Syllogism (a) Invincible (b) Invulnerable
(c) Iconic (d) Imagism (c) Infallible (d) Indictable
7. Words inscribed on a tomb 21. Study of the nature of God
(a) Epilogue (b) Epitaph (a) Philology (b) Theology
(c) Epitome (d) Epistle (c) Humanism (d) Philosophy
8. The act of producing beautiful handwriting using a 22. A pole or beam used as a temporary support
brush or a special pen (a) Scaffold (b) Prop
(a) Hieroglyphics (b) Calligraphy (c) Lean-to (d) Rafter
(c) Stencilling (d) Graphics 23. One who studies the art of gardening
9. A word composed of the first letters of the words in (a) Agriculturists (b) Horticulturist
a phrase (c) Gardener (d) Botanist
(a) Acronym (b) Abridgement 24. A remedy for all diseases
(c) Almanac (d) Anachronism (a) Cough syrup (b) Panacea
10. A person of obscure position who has gained wealth (c) Medicine (d) Inhaler
(a) Extravagant (b) Promiscuous 25. Fear of closed spaces
(c) Parvenu (d) Sumptuary (a) Claustrophobia (b) Aquaphobia
11. A study of sounds is known as (c) Botanophobia (d) Kleptomania
(a) Semantics (b) Stylistics 26. Words written on the tomb of a dead person
(c) Linguistics (d) Phonetics (a) Epigraph (b) Epilogue
12. A place where birds are kept (c) Epitaph (d) Etymology
(a) Aviary (b) House 27. A handwritten that cannot be read
(c) Aquarium (d) Apiary (a) Illegible (b) Inedible
13. That which has a double meaning (c) Illegal (d) Illicit
(a) Doubtless (b) Uncertain 28. The line when the land and sky seems to meet
(c) Controversial (d) Ambigious (a) Atmosphere (b) Milky Way
14. Incapable of making errors (c) Horizon (d) Distant land
(a) Infallible (b) Incorrigible 29. A list passengers and luggage
(c) Impervious (d) Inexplicable (a) Waybill (b) Wagon
(c) Wire puller (d) Whist
30. A person difficult to please
(a) Fastidious (b) Callous
15. Governed by a sense of duty (c) Sadist (d) Ferocious
(a) Conscious (b) Sensible 31. Written law of an legislative body

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 (a) Static (b) Statue (c) Congregation (d) Assembly
(c) Statute (d) Stature 47. A prolonged and bitter quarrel
32. A person who attends to the diseases of the eye is (a) Duel (b) Scuffle
an (c) Dispute (d) Feud
(a) Obstetrician (b) Optician 48. One who is happy to others suffer
(c) Oculist (d) Optimist (a) Exorcist (b) Pessimist
33. The study of worms and insects (c) Sadist (d) Protagonist
(a) Ornithology (b) Palaeontology 49. A person who is made to bear the blame even
(c) Taxidermy (d) Entomology though it is not his fault
34. A person who devotes his/her life for the welfare of (a) Playboy (b) Spendthrift
others (c) Daredevil (d) Scapegoat
(a) Volunteer (b) Martyr 50. Members selected to attend a conference
(c) Altruist (d) Hermit (a) Dignitaries (b) Delegates
35. A person who shows off his learning (c) Colleagues (d) Spectators
(a) Exhibitor (b) Researcher
(c) Pedant (d) Educationist
36. Having a common centre
(a) Eccentric (b) Chronic
(c) Concentric (d) Circular
37. An expert in the scientific study of birds
(a) Zoologists (b) Ornithologists
(c) Astrologer (d) Keeper
38. A place where food grains are stored
(a) Aviary (b) Grocery
(c) Granary (d) Museum
39. One who believes that events are decided by fate
(a) Egoist (b) Atheist
(c) Numerologist (d) Fatalist
40. Like an ape or a monkey
(a) Avian (b) Simian
(c) Arboreal (d) Feline
41. Process of looking back to the past
(a) Retrospection (b) Conception
(c) Introspection (d) Circumspection
42. The state of being bright and radiant
(a) Sharp (b) Effulgence
(c) Twinkle (d) Starry
43. An original model
(a) Archetype (b) stereotype
(c) Design (d) Paradigm
44. One who works for the good of another
(a) Atheist (b) Altruist
(c) Apologist (d) Anarchist
45. A story within the story
(a) Parable (b) Subplot
(c)Satire (d) Tale
46. People gathered to pray in a church
(a) Assemblage (b) Community

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EXERCISE - II (a) Agnostic (b) Cynic

DIRECTION: In the following questions, out of the four (c) Sceptic (d) Misogynist
alternatives choose the one which can be substituted for the 11. A highly skilled musician
given words/sentences.
(a) Artiste (b) Virtuoso
1. A large number of bullets fired at the same time
(c) Performer (d) Diva
(a) Fusillade (b) Rattle
12. A method of boiling briefly to cook food slightly
(c) Shoot (d) Archery
(a) Steam (b) Bake
2. A tall, strong woman
(c) Saute (d) Parboil
(a) Siren (b) Amazon
13. The group, especially in the arts, regarded as being
(c) Harridan (d) Shrew the most experimental
3. A difficult problem (a) Avant garde (b) Iconoclast
(a) Labyrinth (b) Maze (c) Revolutionary (d) Nerd
(c) Conundrum (d) Puzzle 14. One who helps people by giving them money or
other aid
4. The policy of extending a country’s empire and
influence (a) Benefactor (b) Beneficiary
(a)Imperialism (b)Internationalism (c) Tycoon (d) Patriot
(c) Capitalism (d) Communism 15. A special fondness or liking it
5. A person who studies the origin and history of (a) Propensity (b) Inclination
words
(c) Penchant (d) Preoccupation
(a) Ethnologist (b) Polyglot

(c) Grammarian (d) Etymologist

16. Relating to kingship with the father
6. A book which holds several works of one author
(a) Patrilineal (b) Fratrilineal
(a) Anthology (b) Biography
(c) Matrilineal (d) Familial
(c) Omnibus (d) Bibliotheque
17. A part of a word that can be pronounced separately
7. One who deliberately damages other people’s
(a) Particle (b) Sibilant
property
(a) Arsonist (b) Destructor (c) Syllable (d) Letter

(c) Vandal (d) Vampire 18. Passing out of use

(a) Adolescent (b) Reticent
8. Belief in many gods
(a) Pantheism (b) Monotheism (c) Translucent (d) Obsolescent

(c) Polytheism (d) Atheism 19. A drink usually made from a mixture of one or more
alcoholic drinks
9. A cluster of flowers on a branch
(a) Cocktail (b) Mocktail
(a) Bouquet (b) Inflorescence
(c) Liquor (d) Bisque
(c) Wreath (d) Incandescence
20. Affecting or relating to cows
10. A person who believes that only selfishness
(a) Feline (b) Bovine
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 (c) Ovine (d) Vulpine (a) Coffle (b) Crew

21. Something that might happen in the future (c) Company (d) Cortege
(a) Contingency (b) Insurance 32. A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign
army
(c) Emergency (d) Prophecy
(a) Mercenary (b) Liquidator
22. Wild and noisy disorder
(c) Venal (d) Hireling
(a) Pandemonium (b) Stir
33. Not likely to be easily pleased
(c) Agitation (d) Revolution
(a) Fastidious (b) Infallible
23. A person who is solely motivated by money or
personal gain (c) Fatalist (d) Communist
(a) Mercenary (b) Merchant 34. A cluster of houses in a village
(c) Money-lender (d) Charlatan (a) Stack (b) Hamlet

24. Something that is beyond the power of nature (c) Truss (d) Claque
(a) Magical (b) Preternatural 35. Thoughtful and sad
(c) Unnatural (d) Supernatural (a) Vicarious (b) Pensive

25. Description of a disagreeable thing by an agreeable (c) Tenacious (d) Scrupulous

name
36. A number of monkeys
(a) Epithet (b) Epigram
(a) Rookery (b) Troop
(c) Euphemism (d) Eulogy
(c) Pride (d) Flight
26. Walk in a proud and confident way
37. Lasting for two years
(a) Swagger (b) Sprint
(a) Perennial (b) Biennial
(c) Canter (d) Lope
(c) Centennial (d) Diurnal
27. The part of stage in front of a curtain
38. A speech in praise of
(a) Proscenium (b) Amphitheatre
(a) An ode of (b) A tribute for
(c) Arena (d) Podium
(c) A eulogy for (d) An accolade for
28. One who does something not professionally but for
39. Looking tired and unhappy because of illness, worry
pleasure
(a) Withdrawn (b) Dismayed
(a) Amateur (b) Libertine
(c) Haggard (d) Bored
(c) Novice (d) Entrepreneur
40. Unusual, amusing thing whose only purpose is to
29. One who offers his service on his own free will
attract attention, and which has little or no value or
(a) Worker (b) Slave importance of its own
(c) Volunteer (d) Servant (a) Gimcrack (b) Gimmick

30. One who is always doubting (c) Gillie (d) Gimbals

(a) Sceptic (b) Deist 41. Of or in the night
(c) Rationalist (d) Positivist (a) Nocturnal (b) Noble

31. A collection of slaves (c) Nimble (d) Nifty

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42. Of or like an animal of the cat family

(a) Fecund (b) Canine

(c) Equine (d) Feline

43. Using money placed in one’s care in a wrong way to

benefit oneself
(a) Embroil (b) Emblazon

(c) Embezzle (d) Embellish

44. Cunning or dishonest

(a) Devise (b) Devoid

(c) Devious (d) Devour

45. Cruelly insensitive or unsympathetic

(a) Callus (b) Calibre

(c) Calumny (d) Callous

46. Abandoning one’s religious beliefs, principles,

political party, etc.
(a) Apoplexy (b) Apostasy

(c) Apostle (d) Appraisal

47. Misologist
(a) One who hates logic
(b) One who hates books
(c) One who hates knowledge
(d) One who hates women
48. Clever at finding new or simple solution for complex
problems
(a) Inimical (b) Iniquitous

(c) Ingenuous (d) Ingenious

49. Loquacious
(a) Elegant (b) Quiet

(c) Attractive (d) Talkative

50. Inevitable
(a) That which cannot be avoided

(b) That which can be misplaced

(c) That which marks an eventful day

(d) That which brings joy

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1. Exclusive possession or control of anything (c) Fastidious (d) Businesslike
(a) Monopoly (b) Monoism 17. Story told to illustrate a moral or spiritual truth
(c)Mono-mania (d) Monotheism (a) Paragon (b) Fable
2. A secret message written in a code (c) Parable (d) Didactic
(a) Anagram (b) Telegram 18. Concerning life in a city
(c) Phonogram (d) Cryptogram (a) Tribal (b) Rural
3. Walk in a slow relaxes way (c) Urban (d) Racial
(a) Trot (b) Canter 19. Brining about a gentle and easy death especially to
(c) Plod (d) Saunter end suffering
4. One who copies from other writers (a) Suicide (b) Euthanasia
(a) Copy-writer (b) Copyright (c) Quietus (d) Homicide
(c) Plagiarist (d) Epicure 20. Assembling or organizing material from various
5. Excessive similarity or resemblance with anything sources
or anyone (a) Compiling (b) Collecting
(a) Affinity (b) Ambiguity (c) Grouping (d) Binding
(c) Affirmation (d) Affliction 21. A reference book in which words with similar
6. To scold or rebuke somebody meanings are grouped together
(a) Chicanery (b) Chide (a) Encyclopedia (b) Dictionary
(c) Caress (d) Carnage (c) Thesaurus (d) Companion
7. To get or obtain something 22. A hater of woman
(a) Attain (b) Detain (a) Androgynist (b) Misogynist
(c) Contain (d) Abstain (c) Misanthropist (d) Eve-teaser
8. A conversation between two persons 23. Easy to shape in any desired form
(a) Epilogue (b) Catalogue (a) Ductile (b) Malleable
(c) Monologue (d) Dialogue (c) Flexible (d) Plasticine
9. Handwritten book 24. Amount of money demanded by kidnappers
(a) Guide (b) Blurb (a) Donation (b) Honorarium
(c) Manuscript (d) Opus (c) Ransom (d) Salary
10. Shy and easily embarrassed 25. Property inherited from one’s father or ancestors
(a) Bashful (b) Amusing (a) Alimony (b) Patrimony
(c) Gullible (d) Enthusiastic (c) Voluntary (d) Armistice
11. Life-story of a man written by himself 26. That which may be easily broken
(a) Autobiography (b) Revelation (a) Indestructible (b) Revocable
(c) Introspection (d) Biography (c) Divisible (d) Brittle
12. To supply land with water by artificial means 27. One who cannot be corrected
(a) Mitigate (b) Watergate (a) Invulnerable (b) Incurable
(c) Postulate (d) Irrigate (c) Incorrigible (d) Hardened
13. A large burial round 28. A general pardon granted by the Government to
(a) Emissary (b) Symmetry political offenders
(a) Amnesty (b) Pardon
(c) Cemetery (d) Mercenary
(c) Excuse (d) Honesty
14. A man who is quite like a woman
(a) Feminist (b) Effeminate 29. Detailed plan of a journey
(a) Itinerary (b) Travelogue
(c) Womanly (d) Feminine
(c) Travel kit (d) Schedule
15. A co-worker in an office or institution
(a) Ally (b) Accomplice 30. Stealing of ideas or writings of someone else
(a) Plagiarism (b) Altruism
(c) Colleague (d) Companion
(c) Scepticism (d) Mesmerism
16. One whose motive is merely to get money

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31. One who hates woman (a) Contraband (b) Smuggled

(a) Misanthrope (b) Misogynist (c) Counterfeit (d) Forged
(c) Misogamist (d) Ambivert 46. A person in a vehicle or on horseback escorting
32. A school boy who cuts classes frequently is a another vehicle
(a) Martinet (b) Defeatist (a) Navigator (b) Escort
(c) Sycophant (d) Truant (c) Outrider (d) Security
33. A person who consumes human flesh 47. A person especially interested in the study of coins
(a) Carnivore (b) Cannibal and medals
(c) Savage (d) Captor (a) Medallist (b) Coinist
34. An apartment building in which apartment is owned (c) Numismatist (d) Numerist
separately by the people living in it, but also 48. The production of raw silk
containing shared areas (a) Sariculture (b) Syrumculture
(a) Condominium (b) Multiplex (c) Sericulture (d) Seroculture
(c) Duplex (d) Caravan 49. Doing undue favour to their relatives
35. A group of three powerful people (a) Dualism (b) Polarism
(a) Trio (b) Tritium (c) Pluralism (d) Nepotism
(c) Trivet (d) Triumvirate 50. A person who helps even a stranger in difficulty
36. Operation of the body after death (a) philanthropist (b) beneficiary
(a) Post-mortem (b) Obituary (c) Samaritan (d) altruist
(c) Homage (d) Mortuary
37. Not allowing the passage of light
(a) Oblique (b) Opaque
(c) Optique (d) Opulant
38. Science regarding principles of classification
(a) Taxidermy (b) Taxonomy
(c) Toxicology (d) Classicology
39. A political leader appealing to popular desires and
prejudices
(a) Dictator (b) Tyrant
(c) Popularist (d) Demagogue
40. Enclosed in a small closed space
(a) Closophobia (b) Clusterophobia
(c) Claustrophobia (d) Liftophobia
41. One who is unaffected or indifferent to joy, pain,
pleasure or grief
(a) Tolerant (b) Resigned
(c) Passive (d) Stoic
42. A person who is greatly respected because of
wisdom
(a) Veracious (b) Vulnerable
(c) Venerable (d) Verger
43. An excessive morbid desire to steal
(a) Stealomania (b) Kleptomania
(c) Cleftomania (d) Keptomania
44. Prohibited by law or treaty from being imported or
exported
(a) Contraband (b) Smuggled
(c) Counterfeit (d) Forged
45. Intentional destruction of racial groups
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16. Animal which suckle with their young
1. The schedule of travel (a) Herbivores (b) Mammals
(a) Travel-book (b) Guidebook
(c) Carnivores (d) Omnivores
(c) Itinerary (d) Time-table
17. A drug or other substance that includes sleep
2. Poem in short stanzas narrating a popular story (a) Reviver (b) Stimulant
(a) Balled (b) Sonnet
(c) Energetic (d) Sedative
(c) Ballet (d) Epic
18. A drug or other substance that induces sleep
3. Design made by putting together coloured pieces of (a) Reviver (b) Stimulant
glass or stones
(c) Energetic (d) Sedative
(a) Relief (b) Oleograph
19. A speech delivered without any preparation
(c) Tracery (d) Mosaic
(a) Temporary (b) Exemplary
4. A policy that segregate people on the basis of race
(c) Extempore (d) Contemporary
(a) Apartheid (b) Partisan
20. Animals that eat flesh
(c) Chauvinism (d) Theism
(a) Herbivores (b) Carnivores
5. Something which lasts forever
(c) Omnivores (d) Insectivores
(a) Mortal (b) Infallible
21. A fictitious name especially one assumed by an
(c) Eternal (d) Youthful
author
6. Incapable of error (a) Nick name (b) Pseudonym
(a) Erroneous (b) Incorrigible
(c) Sobriquet (d) Pet name
(c) Unbeatable (d) Infallible
22. Widespread scarcity of food
7. One who believes everything he or she hears (a) Hunger (b) Drought
(a) Credulous (b) Credible
(c) Poverty (d) Famine
(c) Creditable (d) Credential
23. Inflammation of gums
8. An allowance made to a wife by her husband, when (a) Gangrene (b) Gingivitis
they are legally separated
(c) Conjunctivitis (d) Orchitis
(a) Alimony (b) Parsimony
24. A book written by an unknown number
(c) Matrimony (d) Honorarium
(a) Anonymous (b) Acrimonious
9. Wild imagination
(c) Audacious (d) Assiduous
(a) Whim (b) Fantasy
25. An event that causes great harm or damage
(c) Fancy (d) Memory
(a) Problem (b) Disaster
10. A poem of fourteen lines
(c) Pain (d) Relief
(a) Ballad (b) Psalm
26. Beyond correction
(c) Sonnet (d) Carol
(a) Inveterate (b) Glib
11. Accidental good fortune
(c) Incorrigible (d) Incongruous
(a) Serendipity (b) Good luck
27. The full agreement
(c) Chance (d) Fluke
(a) Ambitiously (b) Unanimously
12. Short speech or poem given at the end of a play or a
(c) Equivocally (d) Vehemently
book
28. That which makes it difficult to recognize the
(a) Epilogue (b) Epigram
presence or real nature of something
(c) Epitaph (d) Epicure
(a) Camouflage (b) Transparent
13. A person who drive our motor cars
(c) Infallible (d) Image
(a) Driver (b) Chauffeur
29. Code of diplomatic etiquette and precedence
(c) Conductor (d) Life-operator
(a) Formality (b) Statesmanship
14. Brought back to mind
(c) Protocol (d) Hierarchy
(a) Remembered (b) Reminded
30. A person who can make himself/herself feel at
(c) Reminisced (d) Recalled
home in any country
15. Lack of feeling (a) Cosmocrat (b) Cosmesis
(a) Empathy (b) Apathy

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(c) Cosmetician (d) Cosmopolitan (c) Numismatist (d) Philatelist

31. People of no fixed abode. 46. One who knows everything
(a) Barbarians (b) Nomads (a) Omnivorous (b) Omnipotent
(c) Vagabonds (d) Travellers (c) Ominous (d) Omniscient
32. Inability to sleep 47. One who is unable to pay one’s debt
(a) Insomnia (b) Slumber (a) Bankroll (b) Extravagant
(c) Lassitude (d) Sleeping sickness (c) Borrower (d) Bankrupt
33. One who knows everything 48. Instrument that magnifies objects
(a) Omnipresent (b) Omnipotent (a) Stethoscope (b) Telescope
(c) Omniscient (d) Almighty (c) Microscope (d) Periscope
34. Animals that eat flesh 49. Animals which live in water
(a) Herbivorous (b) Omnivorous (a) Domestic (b) Aquatic
(c) Carnivorous (d) Aquatic (c) Barren (d) Wild
35. A handwriting which is difficult or impossible to 50. The study of plant life
read (a) Botany (b) Geography
(a) Illegitimate (b) Illicit (c) Geology (d) Zoology
(c) Illegible (d) Illusive
36. Talking disrespectfully of sacred things
(a) Heresy (b) Atheism
(c) Blasphemy (d) Apostasy
37. One who eats too much
(a) Glutton (b) Obese
(c) Overweight (d) Greedy
38. Existing only in the mind
(a) Imaginary (b) Fallacy
(c) Gamble (d) Missionary
39. Likely to arouse envy
(a) Enviable (b) Economical
(c) Envious (d) Jealous
40. One who loves and supports his or her country and
is willing to defend it
(a) A patriot (b) A martyr
(c) An Alien (d) An atheist
41. The study of birds
(a) Zoology (b) Ornithology
(c) Physiology (d) Anthropology
42. One who leaves one’s country in order to settle
permanently in another
(a) Omnipresent (b) Celibate
(c) Bigot (d) Emigrant
43. Belonging to the same period
(a) Ancient (b) Inaccessible
(c) Contemporary (d) Immigrant
44. To free anything from germs
(a) Sterilize (b) Antiseptic
(c) Antivirus (d) Cauterize
45. One who compiles a dictionary
(a) Lexicographer (b) Philologist

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1. a 2. d 3. c 4. c 5. a
1. d 2. b 3. c 4. d 5. c
6. a 7. b 8. b 9. a 10. c 6. b 7. a 8. d 9. c 10. a

11. d 12. a 13. d 14. a 15. d 11. a 12. d 13. c 14. b 15. d

16. d 17. c 18. c 19. a 20. a 16. a 17. c 18. c 19. b 20. a

21. b 22. b 23. b 24. b 25. a 21. c 22. b 23. b 24. c 25. b

26. c 27. a 28. c 29. a 30. a 26. d 27. c 28. a 29. a 30. b

31. c 32. c 33. d 34. c 35. c 31. b 32. d 33. b 34. a 35. d

36. c 37. b 38. c 39. d 40. b 36. a 37. b 38. b 39. d 40. c
41. a 42. b 43. a 44. b 45. b 41. d 42. c 43. b 44. a 45. b
46. c 47. d 48. c 49. d 50. d 46. c 47. c 48. c 49. d 50. c

Exercise - II Exercise - IV
1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. d 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. a 5. c
6. c 7. c 8. c 9. b 10. b 6. d 7. a 8. a 9. d 10. c
11. b 12. d 13. a 14. a 15. c 11. a 12. a 13. b 14. d 15. b
16. a 17. c 18. d 19. a 20. b 16. b 17. b 18. d 19. c 20. b
21. a 22. a 23. a 24. b 25. c 21. b 22. d 23. b 24. a 25. b
26. a 27. a 28. a 29. c 30. a 26. c 27. b 28. a 29. c 30. d
31. a 32. a 33. a 34. b 35. b 31. b 32. a 33. c 34. c 35. c
36. b 37. b 38. c 39. c 40. b 36. c 37. a 38. a 39. a 40. a
41. a 42. d 43. c 44. c 45. d 41. b 42. d 43. c 44. a 45. a
46. b 47. c 48. d 49. d 50. a 46. d 47. d 48. c 49. b 50. a

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