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Elementary Vocabulary Word Lists

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Elementary Vocabulary Word Lists

Animadvert, Blabber, Disburse, Disabuse, Hinge

Animadvert (V)Criticize
What he has done has been animadverted upon by the civilized society.

Blabber (V) Talk nonsense
A person with little knowledge blabbers, which is not given value.

Disburse (V) Pay out a sum
The recruitment cell has disbursed the railway fare for all the candidates who has appeared for the Interview.

Disabuse (V) Rid somebody of a mistaken idea
His disabused her by making a clean breast of the matter.

Hinge (V) Depend
A fully disabled person hinges on his sympathizers.

Genuine, Repel, Meticulous, Fortitude, Sanitize

Genuine (Adj)Original
One finds it difficult to get genuine goods when profit-making in the market is at its climax.

Repel (V) repulse
The rubbish lying at frequent intervals on the road sides repels the passers-by.

Meticulous (Adj) Very careful
One should be meticulous in choosing one's career.

Fortitude (N) Courage
Maharana Pratap was a man of great fortitude.

Sanitize (V) Disinfect
Use this solution frequently to sanitize your lavatory.

Fickle, Exclude, Triumph, Voluntary, Stale

Fickle (Adj)Changeable
A fickle minded person is he who keeps changing his pursuits.

Exclude (V) keep apart
In the game, the coach has allowed all to play excluding Raju.

Triumph (N) Victory
Ram made triumph over Ravan.

Voluntary (Adj) willful
He should take responsibility of aborting the plan as his action was voluntary to do it.

Stale (Adj) Not fresh; in longer in use
A stale cheque is a cheque which is more than 3-month old.

Knack, Languish, Jagged, Lugubrious, Lurid

Knack (N)Natural ability
Arjun in Mahabharata had knack for archery.

Languish (V) Lose vitality; grow weak
After retirement, an employee languishes at home.

Jagged (Adj) Rough; Not even
If water falls from a height on a jagged rock, it breaks into tiny droplets causing the surroundings foggy enough.

Lugubrious (Adj) Sad; Doleful
The newly bride was lugubrious as she was away from her father's house.

Lurid (Adj) Bright
A person with a poetic mind gets gravitated towards the lurid petals of rose flowers in the morning in the Winter season.

Abort, Airy-fairy, Bellicose, Desert, Delineate

Abort (V)To stop earlier than expected
Some extremists were making a plan to blow up (explode) the bridge; but the police aborted their plan by nabbing them timely.

Airy-fairy (Adj)Not real; showing a lack of good planning
His airy-fairy plan to catch the thief does not deserve our attention.

Bellicose (Adj) Quarrelsome, Pugnacious
Her bellicose nature has not earned her any friend.

Desert (V) Abandon, Leave, Forsake
Having found no support from the villagers, the nomads deserted the village.

Delineate (V) Describe in pictures; Portray
The stories in children's books being well-delineated, children like going through them.

Ubiquitous, Usher, Infringe, Vilify, Venom

Ubiquitous (Adj)Found/present everywhere
The cow is ubiquitous.

Usher (V)Introduce
A well-wisher always ushers us into a right path.

Infringe (V) Violate; break
The Principle warned all the students that if they infringed the rules, they would be subject to punishment.

Vilify (V) Speak ill of
Don't vilify anybody until you have proper ground to do it.

Venom (N) Poison
Whenever she speaks, she speaks out venom.

Averse, Brag, Bare, Apropos, Banal

Averse (Adj) Unwilling, Having dislike
He is averse to meat; whenever he eats it, he disgorges (vomits) it.profane language against it.

Brag (V)Boast
A person with a little knowledge brags.

Bare (Adj)Exposed, Naked
In Rajasthan, it is a social blunder if a woman keeps her head bare.

Apropos (Adj)Appropriate
It is not apropos to speak ill of one who thinks talks good of you.

Banal (Adj)Boring; Trivial
The movie being banal, I left out of watching it before it finished.

Profane, Nimble, Nonchalant, Nebulous

Profane (V)Blasphemous, Irreverent
We should respect one another's religion; we should never pass out any profane language against it.

Profound (Adj)Deep in thought, Subtle,
Kabir Das' 'Sakhis'(couplets) have profound meanings; an ordinary person can not make out their meanings exactly.

Nimble (Adj) Active, Agile
My Grandmother is 76 years old; yet she is nimble enough to do household work.

Nonchalant (Adj) Indifferent
An important member has died in his family; yet he seems nonchalant.

Nebulous (V/N) Vague; Indistinct
Very few people could understand his nebulous speech.

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Ebb, Doze, Hatch, Humane, Herald

Ebb (N/V)Decline, Declination
His son is not concerned about the business and so the business is on the ebb.

Doze (V)Sleep lightly
The teacher admonished him for he was dozing in the class.

Hatch (V/N) Make/fabricate a plan
All his friends hatched out a plan to ditch the new-comer in the school.

Humane (Adj) Kind, Gentle
Being humane, he sympathized with the poor man.

Herald (V/N) Indicate
The sky is overcast with clouds, which heralds rain.
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