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Beckon, Becoming, Capitalize on, Chilly, Day-to-day

Beckon (V) Summon, Call
I beckoned a taxi driver for station.

Becoming (Adj) Attractive, Proper, Suitable
She was in becoming outfit to attract everybody.

Capitalize on (V) Exploit
Capitalize on your talents to be successful.

Chilly (Adj) Very cold, Hostile, Unfriendly
I expected him to help me in need, but I was hurt to death when he showed his chilly nature towards me.

Day-to-day (Adj) Daily
Any product that is very useful in day-to-day life is in high demand.

Recondite, Rancour, Loyal, Lassitude, Inebriate

Recondite (Adj) Difficult to understand
He is somewhat philosophical; sometimes, what he says is recondite.

Rancour (N) Long-lasting bitter feeling
The rancour going on between both the brothers over the partition of the patrimony has now reached its peak.

Loyal (Adj) Faithful
Keep a servant very much loyal to you.

Lassitude (N) Feeling of physical or mental tiredness
Her lassitude could not allow her to work further.

Inebriate (Adj) Habitually drunk
He remains inebriate, which is cutting down his longivity.

Hobble, Infuriate, Knotty, Keen, Hatch

Hobble (V) Walk awkwardly
o             He was hobbling all the way as his leg was badly injured.

Infuriate (V) Enrage; make angry
The infuriated people pelted stones on the policemen.

Knotty (Adj) Difficult to solve
Bribery is a very knotty problem; the practice will continue until all people become moralists.

Keen (Adj) Interested, Eager, Sharp
I have always been keen on learning English.

Hatch (V) Fabricate; Make a plan etc.
His oppositions are hatching a plan to ditch you.

Rampant, Paltry, Nonchalant, Occidental, Onerous

Rampant (Adj) Uncontrollable
The corruption in India is rampant, which must be rooted out to make the country prosperous.

Paltry (Adj) Meagre, Small
Nothing big can be done with paltry money.

Nonchalant (Adj) Indifferent
He is quite nonchalant; he has nothing to do with what is going on in his family.

Occidental (Adj) Western
America is an occidental country.

Onerous (V) Burdensome; Boring
For a lazy man, any task becomes onerous.

Paramount, Niggard, Nexus, Manifest, Maim

Paramount (Adj) Supreme
The paramount duty of a saint is to serve mankind.

Niggard (N) Stingy or Mean person
Don't expect anything positive from a niggard.

Nexus (N) Illegal link
The nexus between the leader and the underworld don came into limelight after the secret operations by the CBI.

Manifest (V) Show
The child manifests his father's qualities.

Maim (V) cripple, limp
Illiteracy, domestic violence and the other active factors have maimed the country's growth.

Augur, Chequered, Cherish, Dazzling, Day-old

Augur (V) To be a good or bad sign
The uproar among wild animals augurs something bad.

Chequered (Adj) Eventful with alternations of good and bad fortunes
Undergoing his chequered life, he reached the age of 60.

Dazzling (Adj) Highly Impressive
Her dress in the party being dazzling, she remained the cynosure among the people.

Day-old (Adj) One-day old
The baby is day-old.

Cherish (V) care for lovingly
If one is to get to one target, one has to cherish it.

Attentive, Bully, Desultory, Isocracy, Mettle

Attentive (Adj) Watchful, Careful, Alert
A student must be attentive to the lecture in the class.

Bully (V) Hurt; Threaten
It is a matter of shame that a son has bullied his father for money.

Desultory (Adj) Jumping from one thing to another without a plan
His desultory manner in the group discussion fetched him no marks.

Mettle (N) Courage, determination and endurance
A person with mettle can raise a monument in life.

Isocracy (N) Equality of political power
The Punchayati Raj talks about Isocracy in India.

Thaw, Thrifty, Shrewish, Shower, Rummage

Thaw (V) Melt
Ice thaws as it absorbs heat.

Thrifty (Adj) Economical
Being thrifty, he saved money to marry off his daughter.

Shower (V) Fall abundantly
Fans of his showered on him praise.

Rummage (V) Search messily from
Small children rummage something useful from waste materials for sustenance.

Shrewish (Adj) Quarrelsome, Ill-tempered
A shrewish woman is disliked.

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