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Important Vocabulary For NTS Test

exonerate= to free from all blames

nepotism= undue favor to relatives (like ppp)

stoic= a person who is indifferent to pleasure and pain(like people of pakistan)

polyandry= having more than one husband

hermaphrodites=a person having both characteristics of male and f male

hexagon=6 side figure

pentagon=hiving 5 sides

octagon=having 8 sides

deteriorate=to go from bad to worse

pilgrim=one who journey toward scared place(haaji)

nonplussed=feel puzzled and confused. 

validate=confirm=ratify

vanguard=advance force

vantage=any thing which gives you advantage

vassal= one who is taken land from big lord

vehement=impetuous

vendetta=feud=private warfare

venerable=deserving high respect

verbatim=word for word

versatile=having many talents

viable=capable of maintaining

vindicate=clear of charges

vindictive=revengeful

vociferous=clamorous=noisy

volatile=changing quickly

vulnerable=week

zealot=fanatic passionate

zenith=point directly overhead

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Enrich Your Vocabulary

Frivolous ADJ. lacking in seriousness; self-indulgently care-free; relatively unimportant. Though Nancy enjoyed Bill’s frivolous, lighthearted companionship, she sometimes wondered whether he could ever be serious. Frivolity, N. 

frolicsome ADJ. prankish; gay. The frolicsome puppy tried to lick the face of its master.

Frond N. fern leaf; palm or banana leaf. After the storm the beach was littered with the fronds of palm trees. 

froward N. stubbornly contrary; obstinately disobedient. Miss Watson declared that Huck was froward child, stubborn in his wickedness, and that no good would come of condoning his disobedience. 

fructify V. bear fruit. This peach tree should fructify in three years. 

frugality N. thrift; economy. In economically hard times, anyone who doesn’t learn to practice frugality risks bankruptcy. frugal, ADJ.

fruition N. bearing of fruit; fulfillment; realization. After years of scrimping and saving, her dream of owning her own home finally came to fruition. 

frustrate V. thwart; defeat. Constant partisan bickering frustrated the governor’s efforts to persuade the legislature to approve his proposed budget. 

fugitive ADJ. fleeting or transitory; roving. The film brought a few fugitive images to her mind, but on the whole it made no lasting impression upon her. 

fulcrum N. support on which a lever rests. If we use this stone as a fulcrum and the crowbar as a lever, we may be able to move this boulder. 

fulminate V. denounce thunderously; explode. Known for his “fire and brimstone” sermons, the preacher fulminated against sinners and backsliders, consigning them to the flames of hell. 

fulsome ADJ. disgustingly excessive. Disgusted by her fans’ fulsome admiration, the movie star retreated from the public, crying, “I want to be alone!”

functionary N. official. As his case was transferred from one functionary to another, he began to despair of ever reaching a settlement. 

fundamental V. basic; primary; essential. The committee discussed all sorts of side issues without ever getting down to addressing the fundamental problem.

funereal ADJ. sad; solemn. I fail to understand why there is such a funereal atmosphere; we have lost a battle, not a war. 

furor N. frenzy; great excitement. The story of her embezzlement of the funds created a furor on the stock  exchange. 

furtive ADJ. stealthy; sneaky. Noticing the furtive glance the customer gave the diamond bracelet on the counter, the jeweler wondered whether he had a potential shoplifter on his hands. 

fusillade N. simultaneous firing or outburst (of missiles, questions, etc.) Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture concludes with a thunderous fusillade of cannon fire. 

fusion N. union; blending; synthesis. So-called rockabilly music represents a fusion of country music and blues that became rock and roll. 

futile ADJ. useless; hopeless; ineffectual. It is futile telephone is ringing every 30 seconds. futility, N.

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Past CSS English paper vocabulary

Past CSS English paper vocabulary

1. Anathema (a thing or an idea which you hate because it’s opposite of what you believe)
Ex. Racial prejudice is an anathema to me. 
Synonyms: disgrace/evil/curse/bugbear/abhorrent/odious/repugnant/repellent

2. Torpor (the state of being not active and having no energy or enthusiasm)
Ex. In the heat they sank into a state of torpor.
Synonyms: lethargy/laziness/lassitude/inactive/sloth/Acadia/languor

3. Touchstone (something used as standard/criterion)
Ex. They tend to regard grammar as the touchstone of all language performance.
Synonyms: standard/criterion/benchmark/yardstick/gauge/litmus/bellwether

4. Sequester (to keep a person or group of people away from other people)
Ex. The jury were sequestered during the trial.
Synonyms: isolate/separate/segregate/seclude/keep away/withdraw

5. Finicky (too worried about what you eat, wear, etc; disliking many things)
Ex. She is such a finicky eater that likes nothing.
Synonyms: fussy/punctilious/fastidious/picky/demanding/exacting

6. Loggia (a room or gallery with one or more open sides)
Ex. The portraits were placed in the rare side of the loggia.
Synonyms: room/gallery/mall/walkway/piazza/stoa/portico

7. Lacunae (a place where something is missing; missing parts)
Ex. The journal has filled the lacunae in the reports.
Synonyms: gap/missing parts/hiatus/cavity/interval/interim/

8. Paroxysm (a sudden strong outburst of something that can’t be controlled)
Ex. She went into a paroxysm of tears after hearing the news of his death. 
Synonyms: sudden outburst/agitation/anger/frenzy/outbreak/eruption

9. Grotto (a small artificial cave, especially made in a garden)
Ex. Seven pounds of cocaine was found in a remote grotto.
Synonyms: cave/cavern/hollow/pothole/underground chamber/hidden

10. Laconic (using only a few words to say something)
Ex. His laconic reply suggested his lack of interest in the discussion.
Synonyms: brief/concise/short/succinct/reticent/reserved/taciturn

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English Vocabulary From FPCS Lecturer Past Paper

 English Vocabulary From FPCS Lecturer Past Paper

sentences. English Vocabulary with Urdu meaning.

Aberration
Unusual and unacceptable, oddness, deviation from standard, irregularity. For example, He was not normal at that time. His act was aberrational.

Abstruse
Hidden, difficult to understand, deep

Accumulation
Gather, collect

Acrimonious
Angry and bitter feelings / words 

Affection
Love

Affront
To insult

Aggravate
To make worse

Alleviate
To make sth less severe. Synonym: Ease

Ameliorate
Improve

Amenable
Agreeable

Anomaly
Irregularity. For example, A man ordered 5kg rice, but the shopkeeper sent 4kg. So, there is anomaly in supply.

Archipelago
A group of islands. Few islands make archipelago.

Argumentative
A person who argues, Not willing to obey sth

Arrogant
Behaving in a proudy way, that is unpleasant for others, Considering oneself superior than others

Auspicious
Favourable, Likely to be successful, Promising

Bigamy
Another marriage after already married

Baleful
Harmful and damaging

Beget
To make sth happen, cause to exist

Bevy
Large group

Brook
Tolerate

Cacophony
A mixture of unpleasant sounds, noice

Cajole
Deceive. Synonym: Coax

Candid
Honest, saying as it is. (2) A candid photo is one that is taken without knowledge of the person

Capricious
Shaky, uncertain

Carnivorous
Any animal that eats meat

Cautious
Careful in what you say or do

Chary
Not taking risks, cautious. Synonym: Wary

Chide
To criticize or blame sb because they have done sth wrong

Coax
Deceive. Synonym: Cajole

Congnizant
Aware

Compliant
(1) Willing or ready to obey. Synonym: Submissive. (2) Agreement

Concealed
Hidden, difficult to understand, deep

Confront
To face

Conjoin
Join together

Consensus
Agreement

Console
to give comfort or sympathy to somebody who is unhappy or disappointed

Consul
A government official who is the representative of his/her country in a foreign city

Contraction
becoming smaller

Council
Ruling body, committee

Counsel
(1). advice (2). Lawer on behalf of somebody

Crestfallen
Sad and disappointed

Curtail
To limit something OR to shorten something

Deleterious
harmful and damaging

Demise
Death

Deteriorate
To become worse. Antonym: Improve

Detraction
Making something less good/enjoyable/important

Disavow
Deny

Distraction
Disturbance

Doctrine
Established belief

Doting
Liking/Loving sth very much

Eclected
Drawn from many sources, wisely chosen

Elated
Very happy and excited

Eminent
Famous

Enamoured
Liking something a lot

Enigma
A person, place or thing that is mysterious and difficult to understand. Mystery, Riddle

Entail
To involve something that cannot be avoided

Erudite
Deeply learned, Scholarly learned

Euphony
Pleasant sounds

Evanescent
Disapperaing quickly, short lived, fleeting

Evasive
Wordy, Not up to the point, using too much words than necessary

Exigent
Urgent

Fallow
Not used

Feckless
Careless

Feeble
Weak, Inefficient

Fleeting
Disappearing quickly, short lived

Foe
Enemy

Fond
Liking/Loving sb/sth

Gloomy
Sad and without hope, No hope of success or happiness in future

Herbivorous
Any animal that eats only plants

Hone
(1) To sharp, sharpen. (2) To develop and improve sth

Imminent
About to happen

Impartial
Neutral

Impecunious
Poor, penny less

Indifferent
not interested OR no concern

Integrity
(1) Honesty (2) Whole, Not devided

Intrinsic
Inherent, belonging to sb/sth

Later
At a time in future. Antonym: Earlier

Levy
Government taxes

Melancholy
A deep feeling of sadness, very sad

Mercy
A kind and forgiving attitude

Minatory
Threatening

Morose
Extremely sad, depressed. Synonym: Gloomy

Mulish
Not changing opinion/attitude, stick to his own opinion

Mystery
A person, place or thing that is mysterious and difficult to understand. Enigma, Riddle

Naive
(1) Inexperienced, Lacking knowledge. (2) Innocent and simple

Narrate
Tell

Neophyte
Beginner

Nepotism
Favoritism

Obstinate
Not changing opinion/attitude, stick to his own opinion, Stubborn

Offensive
rude and annoying

Pragmatic
Practical

Precede
Before, happen before of sth

Probity
Honesty

Ratify
to make an agreement officially valid by voting for or singning it

Ravenous
Starving, extremely hungry

Skeptical
Unbelievable

Static
Not moving

Strut
Walk proudly

Stubborn
Not changing opinion/attitude, stick to his own opinion

Stuffed
Full

Sunninct
Concise

Pagoda
Temple

Partisan
Showing support to a person/group/idea, not nuetral, biased

Pillory
To criticize sb strongly in public

Touchstone
Criteria

Tractable
Easy to deal/control, Easily handled

Tranquil
Quite and peaceful

Transient
Disappearing quickly, short lived, fleeting

Trepidation
Fear

Urbane
Wise

Vacous
Stupid

Vindictive
Trying to harm sb

Volatile
Changing easily/suddenly

Vouch
To say that somebody will behave well, and you are responsible for his actions

Vow
a formal and serious promise

Wary
Not taking risks, cautious. Synonym: Chary

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Enrich Your Vocabulary For GAT ECAT MCAT

Vocabulary For GAT ECAT MCAT

·         Bacterium n. A microbe. 

·         Badger v. To pester. 

·         Baffle v. To foil or frustrate. 

·         Bailiff n. An officer of court having custody of prisoners under arraignment. 

·         Baize n. A single-colored napped woolen fabric used for table-covers, curtains, etc. 

·         Bale n. A large package prepared for transportation or storage. 

·         Baleful adj. Malignant. 

·         Ballad n. Any popular narrative poem, often with epic subject and usually in lyric form. 

·         Balsam n. A medical preparation, aromatic and oily, used for healing. 

·         Banal adj. Commonplace. 

·         Barcarole n. A boat-song of Venetian gondoliers. 

·         Barograph n. An instrument that registers graphically and continuously the

atmospheric pressure. 

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Vocabulray: Difference of meaning of Same Words

Vocabulary: Difference of meaning of Same Words

Same Words Different meaning words List 

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Daily Vocabulary

Daily 5 Vocabularies

Word	Type	Meaning
Massacre	Noun & Verb	Murder –Slaughter
Carnage	Noun	Killing of a large number of people.
Vantage	Noun	A place or position affording a good view of something.
Traumatic	Adjective	Emotionally
Monument	Noun	Memorial

 

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