vocab Flashcards

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abandon

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to leave

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abase

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degrade

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abash

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Embarrass

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abattoir

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place where animals are killed for food

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abbot

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a man who is head of monastery

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abbreviation

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a shortened form of a word or phrase

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abdicate

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to give up the position of king and queen

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abdication

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to formally give up

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abduct

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to kidnap

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aberrant

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abnormal

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abetment

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accomplice

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abeyance

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Temporaryly not in use,stalemate,gridlock,deadlock

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abhor

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dislike

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abject

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poor or unhappy

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abjure

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renounce upon oath(கைவிடு)

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ablution

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ritual washing of body

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ablutophobia

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fear of bathing

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abnegation

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to give up a right or claim

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aboard

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on or onto a ship plane bus or train

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abode

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a place where somebody live

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abominable

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வெறுக்கத்தக்க

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aborigines

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original inhabitants of a place,flocks

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abortive

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fruitless ,unsuccessful,premature(baby)

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abridge

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shorten

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abrogate
to do away with rule
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abscission
cutting off
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abscond
depart secretly
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absconders
a fugitive who runs away and hides to avoid being arrested
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absolute
complete
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absolve
declare (someone) free from guilt, obligation, or punishment. 2.paradon (manichi viturathu)
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absorbing
longlasting
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abstract
shortened form of speech ,remove some part of speech,(draw from)
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abstruse
hard to understand
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absurd
wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
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abundance
a quantity more than enough
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abysmal
not measurable,very bad ; very deep-falls fall abysmal
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accede
agree to do
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accent
1. emphasize(emphasize in way of pronounciation) | 2. airport jordindians
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accentuate
to emphasis something to notice more
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acclaim
பாராட்டு
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acclimatize
adjust.(adjustment to the change in climate -real meaning )
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accolade
an expression of praise or administration
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accomplice
helper in wrong deed or crime
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accord
do something in complete agreement, compromise, treaty, deal
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accordance
unity, simultaneous
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accountable
responsible for your decisions or actions
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accouterments
Equipment
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accrue
ACCUMULATE
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accumulate
collect,gather
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accusation
குற்றச்சாட்டு
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accused
one who is under trial in court
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achluophobia
fear of darkness
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acme
the point at which something is at its best or most highly developed.
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acquaint
to make somebody or something familar with you or other
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acquiesce
to accept without arguing
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acquit
declare not to be guilty
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acquittal
an official declaration in the court that the person is not guilty of crime
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acrimonious
angry and bitter speech
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acrobat
one who performs daring gymnastic feat
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acronym
word formed from initial letters of name
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acrophobia
fear of high places
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acrostic
haricane artful ranger...(harish)
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actuary
one who calculates premium
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acute
having or showing a perceptive understanding
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adamant
impossible to persuade,or unwilling to change options
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adapt
to change to suit the diffrent environment (alter)
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addendum
things to be added at the end of the book
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addicted
one who depend on something or drug
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adept
proficient திறமையான
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adhere
stick,remain,fix or hold
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adjunct
nothing that is added to something large or more important
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adjure
order,tell,
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adolescent
one who is growing as an adult
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adonis
an extremely young man
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adroit
clever or skillful.
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adroitness
Dexterity
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adulation
flattery words add panita porathu(excessive praise )
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adultery
having extra marital relationship
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advent
start beginning arrival
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adversary
enemy,opponent
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adverse
unfavorable
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adversity
unfavorable like disaster
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advertisement
a public notice offering or asking for goods and services
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advocacy
active support of an idea
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aesthete
person who loves nature (அழகுணர்ச்சி உடையவர்)
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aesthetics
the study of nature of beauty
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affable
pleasant,friendly,lovable
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affidavit
a written statement that you swear is true and that can be used as evidence in court
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affirm
to state firmly or publicly that something is true
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affluent
wealthy
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afforestation
the act of forestation by planting many trees
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aftermath
the period which follows an undesired event
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agenda
items of business for consideration at a meeting
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aggravation
the fact of an illness /a bad situation being made worst
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aggressor
some one who attack first
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aghast
the sudden feeling of shock and worry ,amazed ,frightened,afraid (ghost -remember)
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agile
able to move your body quickly
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agitation
worry and anxiety that you show by behaving in nervous way
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agnostic
a person who believe its not possible to say weather god exists or not
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agnosticism
doubtful about existence of god
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agony
extreme sufferings
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agoraphobia
fear of open space
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aichmophobia
fear of needles and other pointed objects
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aisle
long space between the two rows of seat
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akin
familiar, similar
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alchemist
one who tries to change other metal into gold
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algophobia
fear of pain
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alias
name by which a person is called at other time-false name
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alien
one who belongs to different country or race of group
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alienate
to turn friends in enemies
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alimony
an allowance made to wife by her husband when they are legally separated
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alleged
charged
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allegory
story or play in which ideas are symbolized as people
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alliteration
commencement of adjacent words with the same letter
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allude
maraimugama Soltathu
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ally
a person who help you in difficult sutivation
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almanac
a book is published every year giving information for that year about a particular subject (all-man-activity)
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aloof
seperated ,isolated
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altar
place where a religious object is put in church
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altercation
a loud argument
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altruist
one who lives and works for the welfare of other
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alumnus
a former students of a particular college
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amass
collect,gather
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amateur
lacking professional skill or expertise
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amazon
masculine woman or female warrior
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ambidextrous
equally skillful with each hands
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ambiguous
capable of being understood in two or more possible sense(dubious)
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ambivalent
having opposite feelings
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ambivert
one who has two thoughts inwards and outwards(introvert and extrovert)one who has two thoughts inwards and outwards(introvert and extrovert)
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ambrosia
something that is very pleasant to eat
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ambulatory
related to walking
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amenable
willing to accept a suggestion
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amendment
improvement ,or modification
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amends
changes or adding or revising something
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amnesia
partial or total memory loss
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amnesty
a general pardon of political offenders
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amoral
lacking any sense of moral standard or principle
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amorphous
shapeless, unstructured
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amortize
payback,refund,repay
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amphibian
animals which can live on land and water
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amphitheater
a designated section of seats in any part of a theater
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ample
more than enough
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amputation
surgical removal of all or a part of limb
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amputee
a person who has had arm/leg removed
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anachronism
the action of attributing something to a period to which it does not belong.
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anachronistic
that which is out of place, something or someone that is not in its correct historical or chronological time,
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analgesia
the loss of ability to feel pain which still in conscious
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analogy
Similarity
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anarchist
one who plans to destroy government
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anarchy
the absence of government in a country
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anecdote
short amusing story about some real person or event
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angiology
the study of blood and lymph vessels
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angst
great anxiety
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anguish
extreme unhappiness
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animated
full of interest and energy
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animism
belief that god is everything and everything is god
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animosity
Enmity; a feeling of hatred
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annals
an official records of events year by year; chronological ,history
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annex
to occupy,to take control of country
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annihilate
to destroy somebody or something completely
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anniversary
a date that is an exact number of years after the date of important or special event
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annotate
to add a brief explanation
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annual
happening or done only once a year
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annul
to state officially that something is no longer legally valid
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anodyne
medicine which lessens pain
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anomaly
deviation or departure from common rule or standard or what is normal
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anonymous
a book or a work of art whose author is not known
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antagonist
one that opposes other
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antedate
to be of an earlier date than
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anteroom
a large entrance or reception room or area
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anthology
a collection of stories or poems written by many people which is complied as single book
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anthomania
an extravagant passion for flowers
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anthrophobia
fear of mankind
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anthropoids
ape that resembles human
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anthropologist
one who studies the evaluation of mankind
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antidote
a medicine to cure the effect of poison
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antigen
a substance that enters into the body and strart to process which cause disease
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antipathy
strong dislike between two
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antiquated
old-fashioned and no longer suitable for conditions
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antiseptic
a medicine prevent of decomposition
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antitoxin
antidote
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antlophobia
fear of flood
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anuptaphobia
fear of staying single
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apartheid
a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on ground or race
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apathy
lack of interest
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aphasia
the loss of inability to understand or produce to speech
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apicide
killing of bees
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apiphobia
fear of bees
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apologist
a person who offers an argument in defense of something controversial
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apoplexy
the sudden loss of the ability to feel or move (normally happens due to injury in brain)
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apostate
one who abandons his religious faith
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apostle
a strong believer
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appalling
very bad and shocking
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appease
satisfy
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appeasement
the act of giving advantage to one party
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applaud
கைத்தட்டல்
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apposite
appropriate
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appraisal
an act of assessing something or someone
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apprehend -2
arrest (someone) for a crime.,understand (2 meanings )
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appropriate
suitable,proper
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aptitude
clever or skillful.
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aquatic
plants that grow in water
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arable
suitable for growing crops
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arachnidcide
killing of spider or scorpion
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arachnology
study of spiders and scorpians
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arbitrary
random
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arbitrary government /absolute government
a ruler or other person who holds absolute power, typically one who exercises it in a cruel or oppressive way.
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arbitrate
reach an authoritative judgment or settlement.
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arbitrator/mediator
one appointed by two parties to settle dispute between them
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archaeology
study of ancient things
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archer
a person who shoots with bow and arrow
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archipelago
sea with group of many island
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architect
a person who designs building and also supervises their construction
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archive
a building where government or public records are kept
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arcology
an ideal integrated city containing within massive vertical structure
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ardent
full of zeal
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arena
a level area surrounded by seating
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argumentative
often arguing and ready to argue
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arid
having little or no rain
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aristocracy
government by the mobility ,wealthy
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armistice
the cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed
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arrhenphobia
fear of males
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arrogate
to claim/take something that you have no right to
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arsenal
public buildings where weapons are made or stored or group of weapons
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arsonist
a person who deliberately set fire to building
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arsonphobia
fear of fire
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artful
clever or skillful, especially in a crafty or cunning way
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articulate
fluent in speaking
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artillery
large ,heavy guns which often moved on wheels
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artisan
a person who does skilled work in making things
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artiste
a public performer (dancer/singer)
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ascetic
leading life with self discipline(thuravi)
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aspirant
a person who has ambition for fame
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aspire
desire,want
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assault
a violent attack
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assent
official agreement to a proposal
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assertive
expressing opinions/ Desire strongly with confidence so that people may take notice
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asset
valuables
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assiduous
showing great care on work
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assure
ensure guarantee
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aster
a flower which is star shaped
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astraphobia
fear of lightning of thunder
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astrologer
one who foretells things by the star
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astrology
science of the influence of the stars on human affairs
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astronaut
one who physically travel in space
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astronomer
one who studies sun,moon,star,planets
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asylum
production that government give to the people who have left our home country because there danger for the political reason
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atheist
one who does not believe in god's existence
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atoll
an island consisting of a circular coral reef surrounding a lagoon
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atonement
the act of showing sorry for something you done in past
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atrocities
the violent and cruel act
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attenuate
to calm
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attic
space or room just below the roof of the building
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attrition
a gradual weakening of something
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atychiphobia
fear of failure
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audacious
willing to take risk ; BOLD
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audacity
a willingness to take bold risks
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audiologists
one who treats deaf
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augment
add to/increase
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august
important respected impressive
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aura
the feeling of a person or place
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auspicious
favorable ,lucky
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author
one who writes book
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autism
a mental condition in which a person finds it very difficult to communicate relationship with others
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autobiography
the life history of a man written by himself
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autocracy
a system of government of a country in which one person has complete power
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autophobia
fear of being alone
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autopsy
an official examination of a dead body by a doctor in order to discover the cause of death
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avail
use,benifit,advantage
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avalanche
a mass of snow ice rock that fall down the side of mountain
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avant-garde
Artists
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avarice
greed or lust
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avaricious
extreme desire on wealth
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avenue
a street in a town
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averse
strong disliking
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avert
prevent ,avoid
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aviary
place where birds are kept
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aviator
a pilot (one who drivers flying ✈object)
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avicide
killing of birds
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awe
respect mixed with fear
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awful
hateful
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axiom
a rule/principle what most peoples believe to be true
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babble
talk in a way which is difficult to understand
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babysitter
a person who looks after a child for a short time while parents are out
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baccalaureate
examination conducted to qualify the candidates for higher education
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bacchanalian
drunken
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bachelorhood
a state of being unmarried
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backbite
to speak something at the back of someone
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backlist
the list of books that are published by the company in the past and still are available
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backslide
reverse to ones bad habits
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bacon
salted or smoked meat from back or side of pig
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badger
annoy
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badinage
playful teasing
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baffle
confuse
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bagpiper
who plays bag pipe(phaaa pha pha)
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bait
trap,
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bald
having little or no hair in head
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baleful
Deadly
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balk
to be unwilling to do something
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ballad
poem narrating a popular story
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ballet
a style of dancing that tells a dramatic story with music but no talking or singing
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balmy
pleasantly warm
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banal
a person who is talking in hackneyed phraseology(booring)
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bandit
a member of armed group of thieves who attack travellers
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bane
curse,harm,injury
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bank roll
to support by giving money finance
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banker
a person who owns a bank or has important job in bank
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bankrupt,insolvent
a person who is unable to pay his debt 2 words
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banter
a conversation which is funny and not serious
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barb
sharp projection in a fish hook
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barbarism
state of being uncivilized ,ignorant or rude
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bard
Poet
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barefaced
Shameless
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barometer
instrument used to measure air pressure
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baroque
highly ornate
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barracks
a largest building where the soilders live in
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barrage
structure built across the river
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barren
UNPRODUCTIVE land
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baseness
unworthiness by virtue of lacking higher values
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bay,gulf
a part of sea/lake enclosed by a wide curve of shore 2 NAME
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beach
a stretch of sand /stone along the edge of the sea
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beckoned
சைகை காட்டு
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beeline
direct or quick route
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beget
(especially of a man) bring (a child) into existence by the process of reproducti
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begrudge
to give unwillingly
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beguile
to trick somebody into doing something ,by being nice to them
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behead
to cut off the head
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behemoth
huge creature
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behest
A person's order or command
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belfry
part of a church in which bells are hung
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bellicose
a person who is fond of fighting
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belligerent
one who engaged in fighting
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benefactor
one who gives financial help to a school/.hospital
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benevolence
Kindness
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benevolent
kind
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benign
kind and gentle
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beverage
any type of drink except water
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bibilomania
preoccupation with the acquisition and possession of books
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bibliography
a list of books
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bibliophile
one who is interested in reading books and nothing else
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biennial
that which happens once in two years
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bier
a stand to support a corpse or coffin prior to burial
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bifurcate
to cut something into two pieces
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bigot
a person who has very strong unreasonable belief or opinion about the race religion or politics who will not listen to for accept the opinion of anyone who disagrees
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bilingual
people who speak two languages
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biography
life history of peoples written by others
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biopsy
a test in which cells from diseased organs are removed and tested
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biped
animal with two feet
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bisque
a rich creamy soup typically made with shell fish
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bizarre
incongruous
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blackguard
a man who has no moral principle
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bland
smooth
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blaspheme
speaking irrelevantly about god or sacred things
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blatant
open or unashamed
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blemish
taint,stain,spoil,dirt
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bliss
perfect happiness
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blister
swellings on skin
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blizzard
a severe snow storm with high wind and low visibility
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blockhead
a very stupid person
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blonde
plae gold colour hair
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bloopers
an embarrassing mistake
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blot
stain maid by ink paint or dirt
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blunder
a big mistake
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blurb
a short description of book ,new product etc
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bluster
to talk in an aggressive and threading way but with little effect
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bohemian
one who doesn't follow the usual rules of social life
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boisterous
noisy and full of energy ,clamorous
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bombast
pompous(ஆடம்பர) language with little meaning
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bond
agreement or engagement that a person is bound to observe
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boorish
a person who is rough and ill manner
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boost
to improve or increase
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booze
to take an alcoholic drink
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borough
a small town within a town with its own government council
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bossy
one who always commands peoples
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botany
the science of vegetable life
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bottleneck
a situation that stop an activity from progressing
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bottomless
very deep
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boudoir
a woman small private room or bedroom
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boulevard
a road bordered with trees on either side
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bouquet
a bunch of flower arranged in an attractive way
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bourgeois
a member of the middle class
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bovine
that which look like cow
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bower
a shady place under the tree
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braggart
someone who proudly talks a lot about himself
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breather
a brief pause for rest
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brickbat
an insult , spoken attack
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bridle
a part of a horse's harness that grows on its head
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brigand
member of band of robbers
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brittle
a thing which can be easily broken
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bronco
a wild or half trained horse
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brunette
a white skinned woman with brown hair
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brutal
savagely violent
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buckle
crumble under pressure
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buffon
an actor in a theatrical performance who makes others laugh
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bully
to hurt or frighten someone
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bumpkin
one who comes form village and often considered as stupid
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bunk
to leave without permission (school cut adikarathu)
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bureaucracy
the rule of officials
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burglar
one who breaks house and steal
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burrow
a hole made by rabbit or small animals similar to it
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bursar
a person whose job is manage to financial affairs of a school or college
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business like
working in an efficient and organised way and not wasting time
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butcher
to kill/murder someone (கசாப்பு)
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bypass
Road that passes around the town or city rather than through it centre
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byre
place where cows are sheltered
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cabal
group of peoples who plan secretly
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cabby
tax cab driver
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cabret
a series of cabre dance
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cache
hiding place
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cacography
bad handwriting or spelling
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cacophony
a mixture of loud unpleasant sound
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cadaver
a dead human body
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cadence
regular rise and fall of the voice
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cahoots
acting together generally for a dishonest purpose
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cajole, entice
persuade by flattery --2 words
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calamity
Disaster
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caldron
large kettle
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caliber
ability,bore size of gun
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calligraphy
the art of science of beautiful handwriting
420
callous
hard,stiff,cruel disgrace to others
421
callow
one with little expression or knowledge
422
calumny
---alumny atatm (remember)to make of false and defamatory statement in order to damage someones reputation
423
camouflage
the act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its apperance --vurumatram
424
canine
that which look like a dog
425
cannery
a factory where food is canned
426
cannibal
a person who eats human flesh
427
canophilia
love for dogs like cynophilia
428
cantankerous
QUARRELSOME
429
canvass
seek votes
430
capitalism
economic structure organized and controlled by capitalists
431
capitalize
to supply money to a business
432
capitulate
Surrender
433
capricious
A sudden change of mood
434
capsize
over turn in water (KAPAL KUPRANATRATHU)
435
captor
a person who captures animal or person for and keep as his prisoner
436
carcass
a dead body of large animal
437
cardinal
most important
438
cardiologist
one who treats heart disease
439
careen
stay away from side to side while moving forward quickly
440
cargo
the goods carried by ship plane or vehicle
441
caricature
picture describing or imitating for amuse
442
carnage
killing of large number of peoples especially in war
443
carnival
public merry making and feasting
444
carnivorous
one who eat flesh
445
carol
a religious pop song or popular hyme
446
cartography
the art of drawing maps
447
casanova
one who has lot of sexual relationships
448
cascade
a small or group of a waterfall flowing from a mountain
449
cataclysm
sudden or violent change ; disaster
450
catalog
list of books and other articles
451
catastrope
a sudden destructive even
452
cathedral
a very big church
453
cavalier
a courtly gentleman especially one acting of lady's escort | 2.person who is skilled in horsemanship
454
cave(n)
a large hole on side of hill
455
cave(v)
Collapse
456
ceasefire
an agreement to stop fighting between two countries
457
ceize
to put something end "fire was ceized"
458
celibate
a person who has chosen not to marry
459
cellar
an underground room used to store things
460
cemetery
land used for burial
461
cenotaph
a tomb like monument for someone who have died (specially in war)
462
censure
strongly critisize,curb,disapproval
463
census
official counting of population
464
centenarian
a person who is 100 years or old
465
centenary
hundredth anniversary
466
centinnial
hundreth anniversary
467
centipede
a insect with many legs
468
centrifugal
moving away from center
469
centurion
the commandar of century of roman army
470
ceremonial
having normal or formal power
471
cerography
the art of engraving on waxed plate on which a printing surface is created by electrotyping
472
certitude
a feeling of being certain
473
chafe
rubbing of body parts
474
chalet
a wooden house with sloping roof
475
changeling
a child who is believed to have been secretly left in exchange of another
476
chant
say a prayer in singing voice
477
chaotic
a situation where everything happens in a confused way
478
chapel
small worship place in school prison etc(Christians most probably)
479
chaplain
a priest who is responsible for the religious need of prisoners and in hospital
480
charger
a horse that a solider rode at the past
481
charismatic
Attractive
482
charlatan
a person who pretends to have more knowledge or skill ,,,, #FRAUD
483
chaste
Pure
484
chauffeur
a person who is paid to drive a privately owned car
485
chauvinism
one who has unreasoned enthusiasm for the glorification of one's country or one who think their sex is greater than other one
486
chemotherapy
the treatment of disease with the help of chemical substance for example treatment of cancer
487
chide
Scold
488
chronological
according to sequence of time
489
chum
a friend
490
circuitous
roundabout, indirect
491
circumlocution
,சுற்றி வளைத்து,a round about way of expression
492
circumscription
the act of restricting
493
circumspection
the quality of knowing how to avoid risk
494
circumstantial
clues available at a scene
495
circumvention
the act of escaping cleverly and surreptitiously from a difficult situation
496
cite
Reffer
497
civil
community, public,citizen
498
clamour
to make a loud complaint or demand
499
clandestine
planned/done in secret ,illegal
500
clasp
to hold something firmly
501
clergy
the body of all peoples ordained for religious duties
502
clique
small close-knit group of people who do not readily allow others to join them.
503
cloak
long gown or to hide
504
cloak room
the place for luggages in railwaystation
505
clobber
to hit someone hard
506
closure
the situation when a factory School Hospital etc shut down permanently
507
coagulate
condense ,thicken
508
coalition
a temporary alliance
509
coarse
Rough
510
cocktail
a alcoholic drink consisting of sprit mixed with other ingrediants
511
coddle
to protect something or someone too much
512
codicil
an instruction that is added later to a will usually to change a part of it
513
codify
to arrange the law rules into a system
514
coerce
comple or force for an action
515
coercion
use or force someone to do something
516
coffer
the place where all money is kept
517
coffle
a line of animals or slaves fastened on driving along toghere
518
cognate
having same souce or origin
519
cognizant
conscious
520
coir
kairu(rope) from coconut(thenga naru)
521
collate
to put in order
522
colleagues
person working in same department
523
collier
a coal minor or ship carrying coal
524
collision
the act of hitting something with other objects
525
colloquialism
inform expression used in everyday conversation
526
collusion
secret agreement for fraudulent purpose
527
colony
a country or place ruled by others (powerful ones)
528
colossal
huge or gigantic
529
colt
young male horse
530
combat
a fight especially during the war
531
comestible
supply,food ,logistics
532
com-memorate
to keep great persons and events in peoples memory
533
commendable
praiseworthy
534
commensurate
to match something in size importance and quality
535
commiserate
to show sympathy when someone is upset or disappointed
536
commonplace
- lacking originality or freshness
537
communist
a person who believe in sharing responsibly and possession with others
538
commute -2
to make the same journey regularly and also "to change"
539
compatriot
a person from your own country
540
compensate
give something to make up somebody's loss
541
complacent
showing satisfaction with ones achievement
542
complement
a things that improve
543
complicity
act of talking with another person in crime
544
compositor
1.a person who arranges the text in a page before printing 2.one who sets types for books
545
comprise
include contain involve
546
comrades
friends
547
conceal
to hide
548
concede
admit or agree that something is true after first denying or resisting it.
549
conceited
to have high opinion on oneself ; excessively proud of oneself;
550
concerted
joint,collaborate
551
concise
using very few words
552
concision
the quality of giving only the information that is necessary and important using few words
553
concubinage
living together of man and woman without married to each other
554
concurrent
happening at the same time ,coincident
555
concurring
to agree with someone
556
condolence
sympathy for the family of a person who has recently died
557
condominium
a country ruled by two countries
558
conduct
BEHAVIOUR
559
confession
the statement that a person makes admitting he is guilty of crime
560
confidential
private secret hidden
561
confirm
approve or authorize
562
confiscate
,பறிமுதல்,to officially take something away from somebody as a punishment
563
conflagration----conflague -ration(remember)
huge destructive fire
564
confrontation
fight or argument
565
congenial
affable,consistence
566
congenital
pertaining of something to a individual from birth
567
congregation
an assembly of worshipers
568
congruent
ideal in all respect
569
conjugal
married
570
conjunctivitis
an infectious eye disease that cause pain and swelling in part of the eye
571
conjuror
a person who performs magic to entertain peoples
572
connoisseur
an expert able to appreciate a field ,especially in fine art
573
connubial
married
574
conscientious
taking care to do something carefully and correctly
575
conscious
awake on what is going on
576
conscription
compulsary enlistment for military or other service கட்டாயமாக
577
consecrate
make or declare sacred
578
consensus
- a general agreement
579
consent
agree
580
conservative
a person who is against to change
581
conservatory
a room with a glass roof and walls, attached to a house at one side and used as a sun lounge or for growing delicate plants.
582
consignee
the person or company to whom documents are officially sent or delivered
583
consolidate
merge,strengthen
584
conspicuity
clarity
585
conspicuous
that which can be noted or visible
586
conspirator
one who plans something illegal
587
conspire
make secret planning
588
constellation
group of stars
589
consternation
fear and anxiety
590
constipated
unable to get rid of waste materials from bowels wasily
591
constrained
not natural ,forcednot natural ,forced
592
constriction
narrowing that reduces the flow through a channel; bottleneck; the act of compressing
593
construed
to understand the meaning of the word
594
consultant
a person who gives expert advice in buisness
595
consummate
perfect in practice of an art;complete;having sexual intercouse before or after marriage
596
contagious
which spread by physical contact or touch
597
contemplate
think of a particular thing for a long time
598
contemplation
meditation
599
contemporaries
belonging to same time
600
contemporary
belong to same period
601
contempt
the feeling that somebody or something is without the value and deserve no respect at all
602
contiguous
two country or state touching each other
603
contingency
a future event of circumstances that is possible but cannot be predicted with certainity
604
continuum
a series of similar items in which each is almost the same as the ones next to it but the last is very different from the first
605
contraband
goods that are illegally taken into or ouside of the country
606
contract
making smaller in size or shorter in length
607
contravene
to do against the law or order
608
contrite
,வருந்துகிறshowing deep sorrow for worng doings,sorry,
609
contrive
manage,arrange
610
conundrum
a confusing or difficult problem or question
611
convalescence
the period of gradual recovery of health after illness
612
convenant
Agree
613
convent
a place where nuns live and work
614
conventicler
secreat or illegal religious meetings
615
convention
the way in which something is done that most people expect and consider to be polite and right way to do
616
conversant
having knowledge of
617
convict
one proved guilty or to be proven guilty
618
conviviality
Friendly
619
convovial
full of shared pleasure and friendlyness
620
convoy
convoy
621
copious
wealthy
622
coquette
a seductive woman who uses her sex appel to exploit mens
623
cordial
affable
624
coronation
ceremony of crowning king
625
corporal
bodily
626
corpsing
spoil a piece of acting by forgetting ones lines
627
corroborate
to confirm with the help of evidence
628
cortege
a line of cars/peoples moving along slowly at funeral
629
cosmetician
a person who applies cosmetics for occupation
630
cosmic
related to universe
631
cosmocrat
the ruler of the world
632
cosmopolitan
1. having or experiencing different parts of the world | 2. a person who is broad and international outlook
633
coterie
ஒரே கருத்துக்கள் கொண்ட (இலக்கியக்) குழு
634
council
a small group of people's who are elected to govern an area such as city or district
635
countenance
the expression of face
636
counteract
defeat,{baffle}-check
637
counterfeit
with the intention to deceive
638
counterpart
complementary ,corelative
639
coup
a sudden change of government which is illegal
640
coupled
two successive rhyming lines of verse
641
craftsman
skilled work man who practice for crafts skilled work man who practice for crafts
642
cramp
hamper or restraint/painful involuntary tightening of a muscle
643
crave
have an intense feeling of longing for something, typically something that one has lost or been separated from.(powerful desire of something)
644
craving
desire
645
credential
a document attesting to the truth of certain stated facts
646
credible
that which can be believed
647
creditable
deserving public acknowledgement and praise
648
credulous
one who believe easily
649
crematorium
a place where dead bodies are burn and reduced to ashes
650
criminology
science of crimes and criminal
651
cripple
a person who is unable to move or walk properly
652
criterion
standard of principle or judgment
653
critic
a person who express unfavorable opinions of something
654
criticise harshly panache
confidence /elegance /style
655
crooked
dishonest/not forming a straight line
656
cruator
a person who takes care of museum
657
crucible
a vessel in which metal or nonmetal or melted in high temperature
658
crude
UNREFINED
659
cuddle
hold close in one's arms as a way of showing love or affection.
660
cudgel
a short, thick stick used as a weapon.##thor
661
cull
reduce the population of (a wild animal) by selective slaughter
662
culminate
come to a climax ,or reach the zenith
663
culpable
deserving blame
664
culprit
someone who has done something wrong
665
cupidity
Greedy
666
curfew
certain action or movements are prohibited
667
cur-mud-ge-on
a bad temper person
668
curt
appearing rude because very few words are used
669
curtailed
shortening or reducing the quantity
670
custodian
a person who takes responsibility to take care or protect something,impresenment,arrest
671
cyclostyle
print with cyclostyle
672
cynic
Dubious person;a person who has a thought that all are selfish and concern about only themselves(evil humans) (santhaga prani)
673
cynical
a person who doesnot believe in goodness sincearity or noblessness
674
cynomania
abnormal love for dogs
675
cynosure
center of attraction
676
dab hand
an expert in something
677
dabble
work in non serious way
678
daft
silly or stupid
679
dainty
small and graceful
680
dally
to waste time or to do something slowly
681
damsel
a young unmarried girl
682
dandy
one who pays too much attention to his clothes and appearance
683
dank
damp /wet
684
dapper
neat and tidy
685
dappled
spotted
686
daub
Smear
687
daunt
Frightened
688
dauntless
bold
689
dawdle
to take long time to do something
690
dearth
lack of
691
death blow
that destroys or put an end
692
death rattle
a ratting in a throat of dying man
693
death toll
list of peoples killed in earthquake
694
death trap
place where many peoples died in accident
695
debacle
situation or event that is complete failure and causes embarrassment
696
debasement
the fact of making something /somebody less valuable
697
debauched
one who is given to sex or alcohol
698
debauchery
excessive use of alchol or sex
699
debenture
certificate given by business cooperation
700
debilitate
Weaken
701
debonair
fashionable and confident of men
702
debunk
to show that something is less important
703
debut
something performed for the first time
704
decamp
- leave a place suddenly or secretly
705
deceive
to cheat
706
decimate
kill/destroy
707
decimated
- kill, destroy,
708
decipher
Decode
709
declivity
downward slope
710
decorum
dignified and socially acceptable behavior
711
decoy
trap,ஆசை காட்டி ஆபத்திற்கு இழுத்துச் செல்பவன்
712
decree,verdict
judgement of law of court 2 words
713
decrepit
lacking bodily /muscular strength due to ageing
714
decrepitude
பலவீன நிலை
715
deface
spoil the surface or appearance of (something), for example by drawing or writing on it.
716
defacto
existing in fact
717
defeatist
one who accepts defeat easily
718
defection
the desertion of one's country or cause in favour of an opposing one.
719
deference
Respect
720
defiant
Disobedient
721
defile
pollute corrupt
722
deformity
உருக்குலைவு,anomaly-synonym
723
defuse
reduce tension
724
deism
belief in existence of god that is based on faith than on religious teachings
725
deist
a person who believes in god
726
delegate
Representative
727
deliberately
INTENTIONALLY
728
delible
able to be deleted
729
delineate
explain
730
delinquent
one who commits minor crime repeatedly
731
delirium
mental disturbance caused by illness
732
deliverance
final release from rebirth
733
dell
a small valley among tress
734
deluge
a large amount of rain /water
735
delusion
false idea of anything
736
demagogue
a political leader who tries to win support by using arguments based on emotion rather than reason
737
demented
idiotic due to anger
738
demography
study of population
739
demote
reduce to low position
740
den
the hidden home of wild animals like bear 🍯🐻💤lion etc
741
denizen
a person ,an animal or a plant that lives grows or it often found in a particular place
742
denounce
to criticize strongly
743
dependant
person especially a child who depends on another person for home food and money
744
depict
represent in picture or drawing
745
deplorable
very bad
746
deploy
to spread troops for battle
747
deponent
person who makes a written statement for a use in law court
748
deport
send unwanted person out of country
749
deposition
a testimony
750
depraved
morally bad or evil
751
deprecate
to feel or express disapproval to something or someone
752
deprive
to prevent from doing something important
753
derail
to comeoff the railway track
754
derelict
a person without home job or property
755
derision
Mockery
756
derisory
not to be considered serious
757
derogratory
disrespectful attitude
758
desecration
treatment of something scared with disrespect
759
desolate
place empty without people's ;; | loneliness, unhappyness
760
despair
the feeling of having lost of hope
761
desperate
feeling involving great willingness
762
desperation
HOPELESSNESS
763
despicable
unpleasant, causing string feeling of dislike
764
despodency
loss of complete hope
765
despot
a ruler or other person who holds absolute power, typically one who exercises it in a cruel or oppressive way.
766
destitution
lack of the necessity of life
767
desultory
going from one thing to another without definite plan and without enthusiasm
768
detente
the easing of hostility between countries
769
detention
the punishment of being kept in school after hours
770
deteriorate
to go bad to worst
771
deterrent
that whose fear prevents something bad from happening
772
detest
dislike
773
detestable
deserving dislike
774
detour
taking a long route to avoid a problem or some reason (the tour- long route)
775
detrimental
cause harm or damage
776
devious
1. showing a skilful use of underhand tactics to achieve goals. 2. (of a route or journey) longer and less direct than the most straightforward way.
777
devour
eat food hugryly or quickly
778
dexterous
skillful at handling things
779
diadem
a crown 👑worn to show Royal power
780
diaspora
the movement of people are group away from their country
781
diatribe
bitter and violent attack in words
782
dictatorship
government carried out by an absolute ruler
783
diffuse
spread over wide area
784
dilapidated
old in very bad condition
785
dilate
widen (make or become wider)
786
dilatory
not acting quick enough and causing delay
787
dilettante
a person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowle
788
diligent
showing great care on work
789
dine
eat dinner
790
diplomacy
the skill and policy of a statesman or politician in dealing peoples
791
dipsomania
an desire to drink 🍻more (alcohol addiction)
792
directory
a book of names and address
793
dirge
a poem or song for a dead
794
disaffected
no longer satisfied with organisation, or belief hence not loyal to it
795
discernible
perceptible.
796
disciple
a person who believes in the ideas and principles of someone famous and tries to live the way that person does or did
797
disciplinarian
a person who belives or practice a firm disipline
798
discripency
difference between two things that should be the same
799
disembarked
to leave a ship /plane after the journey
800
disenfranchisement
to take away someones right to vote
801
disillusion
Disappointment
802
disinterested
impartial
803
dismay
something surprising and painful
804
dismayed
filled with depression or disgradgement
805
disparagement
insult/abuse
806
disparaging
disrespectful attitude
807
dispassionate
not influenced by emotion
808
dispense with
get rid of or manage without
809
dispute
argument
810
disseminate
spread widely
811
diss-er-tation
a writing on particular subject
812
dissidence
disagreement,especially with the government
813
dissident
a person who strongly disagrees with and criticize his government
814
dissimulate
the fact of trying to hide your real feelings, character, or intentions
815
distant land
far away land
816
distort
alter the shape of something by stress
817
diurnal
active in day time (animal)
818
diva
a famous female singer of popular music
819
diviner
someone who claims to discover the hidden knowledge with the 8 of supernatural power
820
divulge
reveal information
821
docile
Obedient
822
dodo
a flightless bird which is now extinct
823
dogmatic
to be accepted without questioning especially in religion belief
824
doleful
excessive sorrow
825
dolorous
Sad
826
domicile
place where person live permenently
827
domineering
having or showing a confident and foreful personality
828
dominion
a area controlled by a ruler
829
don juan casanova
a man who loves and have sex with many woman's
830
doppelganger
உருவ ஒற்றுமையை
831
dossier
a collection of document that contains information about a person
832
dotage
old age man who behave like fool
833
dotart
old age weak
834
dough.
Thicken
835
downfall
a sudden and ignominious failure
836
downpour
a heavy rainfall
837
draconian
extremely severe or harsh
838
drapper
one who deals with clothes
839
draught
a flow of cold air in room or other confined places
840
draughtsman
a person whose job is to draw a detailed plans of machinery buildings
841
dreamer
a person who have plans or idea which is not realistic or practical
842
drizzle
light rain fall
843
drought
a long period of time when there is little or no rain
844
drover
one who deal in cattle
845
druggist
a person who qualified to prepare and sell drugs
846
drunkard
a person who has an habit of drinking
847
dubious
open way of doubt and suspicion
848
duffer
slow witted person (stupid)
849
dulcet
- sweet and soothing
850
dumb down
to lower the level of difficulties or to make it more simplier
851
dumbfounded
astronished
852
dunce
a person who is slow to learn
853
dye
stain caused by Discoulouring substance
854
dyke
a wall built to prevent from flooding
855
dynamism
energy or enthusiasm to make new things happen or how to make thing succeed
856
dynasty
succession of ruler belonging to one family
857
eat drink and be merryethnology
science of races of mankind and their relation
858
eavesdropper
one who securly listen to the talk of others
859
ebb
Sleepy
860
ebullient
very energetic and positive
861
eccentric
a man with odd habits
862
eclectic
selected from various sources
863
ecology
a scientific study of plant and environment
864
economical
one who is careful in use of money or fuel
865
ecstasy
a state of extreme happiness
866
edict
an official order or statement given by somebody in authority
867
edifice
a large impressive building
868
edify
to educate morally or spirutually
869
eerie
weird/strange in frightening way
870
efface
to remove completely
871
effaced
removed completely from the memory or rubbing(erasing something)
872
effect
Result
873
effeminate
man having the qualities of woman
874
effervesce
give off bubbles of gas
875
effete
weak and without power
876
effigy
a model representing someone, dummy
877
effluent
liquid waste that moves out of the factory
878
effluvium
noxious smell
879
effrontery
extreme rudeness
880
effusion
the expression of feeling in exaggerated way
881
e-gal-ita-rian-ism
belief that all peoples are equal and have equal rights and oppurtunity
882
egoist
one who always think about himself "what is there in for me "
883
egregious
extremely bad
884
egress
To go out of the place
885
elated
overjoyed
886
elegy
poem written on death of someone loved or lost
887
elicit
(a reaction, answer, or fact) from someone.
888
elite
a superior group
889
elope
to leave home secretly to get married
890
eloquence
persuasive or fluent speech
891
elucidate
to explain something difficult or mysteries
892
elude
escape
893
elusive
difficult to find
894
emaciated
thin and weak
895
emanate
emitting /ejecting
896
emancipate
set free
897
embark
to begin
898
embarkment
a long artificial mound of stone to hold back water or to support a road as protection
899
embellish
make more attractive by adding decorative details or features
900
embezzlement
the act of stealing money that belongs to your employer
901
emblazon
display a design on something
902
embolden
to make someone brave
903
embrace -
an act of accepting something willingly or enthusiastically -
904
embroil
to involve deeply in an argument conflict or differnt sutivation
905
emend
to remove something wrong
906
emeritus
(of the former holder of an office, especially a university professor) having retired but allowed to retain their title as an honour.
907
emigrant
one who leaves one's country in order to settle permanently on others
908
eminent
known and respected
909
emissary
Thuthuvan
910
empathy
the ability to understand and share the feeling of another
911
empiric
a person who relies on experiment or observation
912
emulate
try to be equal
913
encompass
sulnthu koluthal
914
endangered
to put at risk
915
endear
to cause someone to be liked
916
endemic
regularly found in a particular area or a place among a particular group of people and difficult to get rid of
917
endoderm
the inner germ layer which forms in respiratory or digestive systems
918
endorse
declare one's public approval
919
enduring
lasting for long time
920
enigmatic
PUZZLING( difficult to interpret or understand / mysterious )
921
enliven
more entertaining and interesting
922
ennui
felling of being bored and not satisfied because nothing interesting is happening
923
enormity
of very great size or importance
924
entamology
study of insect
925
enthrall
Attract
926
enthusiastic
causing excitment
927
entreaty
a serious and often emotional request
928
enunciate
Express a theory in a clear detailed form
929
enviable
causing jealousy
930
envious
wating to be in same position as somebody is
931
envisage
to except as a possibility
932
ephemeral
lasting or used only for short period of time
933
epic
long poem about a nations past history or its heros
934
epicurean
epicurean
935
epidemic
a disease affecting many peoples at the same place and time
936
epigram
expressing an idea in clever and amusing way
937
epigraph
an inscription of a building or rock and also the short quotation at the starting of a book
938
epigraphy
the study of ancient inscription(written on stone/metal)
939
epiloque
a speech at end of a play book or film at end of conclusion
940
episode
part of a story
941
episodic
happening only some times or irregularity
942
epistemology
the part of philosophy that deals with knowledge
943
epistle
a verse letter(kavithai in letter)
944
epitaph
a summary statement of commendatory for a dead person
945
epithed
a defamatory or abusive word or phrase
946
epitome
a perfect example
947
equanimity
calmness of mind or temper
948
equestrian
person who rides on horse back
949
equilibrium
a state of perfect balance
950
equine
pertaining to horses
951
equinox
the day when night and day are equal
952
equipage
equipment for military force
953
equivocal
doubtful character or sincerity(dubious)
954
equivorous
omnivorous
955
eradicate
to root out the evil or a bad person
956
erotica
books or picture intended to arouse sexual desire
957
err
liable to error
958
errand
a short journey to deliver
959
erratum
a mistake in a book
960
erroneous
wrong or incorrect
961
erudite
a learnt or scholarly person
962
escalate
to increase
963
escapism
tendency to escape from hard realities
964
escort
a person /group or a vehicals which follow a person to guard him
965
esoteric
which is known by a few peoples
966
espionage
practice of employing spies in war
967
espouse
support/adopt a cause or way of life
968
estrange
no longer friendly
969
etch
make clearly defined
970
eternal
lasting or existing for ever
971
ethics
to study more values
972
etymology
the science which deals with derivation of words
973
eugenist
a person who studies method of improving the quality of human race especially by selective breeding
974
eulogy
a speech /piece of writing praising somebody very much
975
eunuch
a person who is neither a man nor a woman
976
euphemism
a mild or indirect expression substituted for an offensive or harsh one
977
euphonious
sounding pleasant
978
euphoria
a strong feeling of happiness
979
euthanasia
things that bring gentle and painless death from incurable death
980
evacuate
to shift peoples from place of danger to a safe place
981
evaded
to escape from somebody or something
982
evanescent
of a short duration of period
983
evasive
one who is not willing to give clear answer to a question
984
evince
revel the presence of quality or feeling/ indicate or show
985
evoluted
a type of geometric curve
986
evolved
to developed gradually
987
ewe
adult female sheep
988
exasperate
to irritate
989
exceptionable
objectional
990
exceptional
unusual
991
excerpt
a short piece of music or film taken from a complete big one
992
excruciating
extremely painful
993
execrate
CURSE
994
executioner
one who carries the job of executing someone
995
exemplary
1. severe punishment used as warning for others | 2. extemely good
996
exhibitors
a person/company that shows his product/work to the public
997
exhilarate
cause to feel very happy
998
exonerate
free somebody from blame guilt or obligation
999
exorcist
an expert on evil sprits
1000
exotic
STRANGE
1001
expiate
to accept punishment to something to show sorry for something you have done
1002
explicable---vivarichi solrathu
capable of being explicated
1003
exploit
make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource). | "it's a kind of victory"
1004
explore
travel into a country for learning about it
1005
expostulate
disagree strongly
1006
expurgate
remove matter thought to be objectionable or unsuitable from (a text or account).
1007
exquisite
extremely beautiful and delicate
1008
extant
still existing and known
1009
extempore
spoken without any previous preparation
1010
extort
open something by force thread or unfair means
1011
extortionist
a person who practices the crime of obtaining money by thread of violence
1012
extravaganza
public activity which takes place in a very elaborate colorful and expensive way
1013
extricate
to escape from a difficult situation
1014
extrovert
one who likes to mix with crowd like teachers,counseller ,insurance agent etc
1015
fable
an animal story with a moral
1016
facade
the front of a building
1017
facsimile
an exact copy
1018
fad
a craze
1019
fallacy
a flase idea which many people thinks true
1020
falter
hesitate
1021
famine
a dreadful shortage of food
1022
fanatic
a person filled with excessive and single-minded zeal, especially for an extreme religious or political cause.
1023
fanatical
marked by Extreme enthusiasm overzealous
1024
fancier
Breeder OR DEALER OF ANIMALS
1025
fancy
created from imagination rather from life
1026
fantasy
the activity of imagining things that are impossible
1027
farce
an absurd event
1028
fascist, fascism
a person who strongly support the ruling central government and don't care or tolerate the opposing argument (bjp-north indians)
1029
fastidious
carefull ah seivan ,easy ah satisfy aga matan,baynthu banthu perfect ah seivan
1030
fatal
having serious and deadly effect
1031
fatalist
one who believes in fate
1032
fate
Desinty
1033
fateful
having important but negative effect
1034
fatuous
Foolish
1035
fauna
animals of certain region
1036
faux pas
word/ behaviour that is a social mistake
1037
fecund
producing or capable of producing an abundance offsprings ,fertail
1038
feeble
weak and without energy
1039
feebleness
பலவீன நிலை
1040
feign
to pretend
1041
felicitate
congratulate somebody in formal manner
1042
felicity
happiness/ bliss
1043
feline
cat family 🐱😺🐱🐈
1044
felony
A major criminal act
1045
feral
Wild
1046
ferry
to transport people or goods / a boat for transporation
1047
fervent
having or showing strong and sincere feeling of something
1048
fetter
to kh limiteep someone within limit
1049
fiasco
complete failure
1050
fidelity
faithfullness in behaviour, person
1051
fiends
an evil person
1052
figment
something that is imagined but doesnot exist
1053
finesse
great skill or style
1054
finger
inform the police about somebody who who does something illegally
1055
flabbergast
dumbfound /astonished .
1056
flagstaff
a long pole on which flag is flown
1057
flair
Talent
1058
flare
to start suddenly such as violence, pain,anger or flash of light
1059
flaunt
showoff to get admiration or to provoke others
1060
flee
தப்பியோட
1061
flex
tighten a muscle
1062
flimsy
easily damaged - WEAK
1063
flintlock
a gun used in the past
1064
flip side
different and less welcome aspect of an ideas ,argument
1065
flippant
showing that you dont take something serious as other people think you should
1066
flit
to move quickly and lightly
1067
flog
to beat with whsp or stick
1068
flop
tending to fall losely (can fall )
1069
florist
one who deals with flower
1070
flounder
to try in water utmost not to drown
1071
flout
to disobey rule/law
1072
fluke
unlikely chance occured especially a surprising piece of luck
1073
flutter
Float
1074
flux
continuous movement and change
1075
foliate
decorate with leaves or foils
1076
folly
Foolishness
1077
footnote
an additional piece of information printed at the bottom of a page.
1078
forefathers
ANCESTORS
1079
foregone
having gone before,முன்பே
1080
forerunner
a person or a thing that precedes the coming or development of someone or something
1081
foresee
predicting something
1082
forged
copied fraudulently; fake:
1083
fortnight
a period of fourteen days
1084
fossile
remains of prehistoric animals or plants
1085
foster child
a child brought up by a person are not his parent
1086
founder
to fail because of a particular problem or difficulty
1087
foundling
baby was been left by its parent and who found it and take care by somebody else
1088
fragile
which can be easily broken
1089
fratricide
the crime of killing brother or sister
1090
fraud
act of deceiving somebody in order to make money
1091
fraught
full of unpleasent things
1092
freelance
SELF-EMPLOYED
1093
frenzy
a state of extreme excitement
1094
frequenting
done something often
1095
friable
easily broken up into small pieces
1096
frontier
a line or border separating two countries
1097
frostbite
injury to nose ,fingers or toes caused by extreme cold
1098
frown
facial expression showing anger/ annoyance
1099
fructivorous
fruit eating
1100
fruiterer
one who deals with fruits
1101
fugitive
a person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding.
1102
fumble
to have difficulty speaking clearly / finding the right word to say
1103
funambulist
one who walks on rope
1104
furlough
to give somebody permission to leave his duties for a period of time
1105
furore
an outbrak of public anger
1106
fusillade
shot by gun on a thrown object
1107
futile
fruitless
1108
fuzz
covering of short thin soft hair(white fuzz) | police 👮police🚔 fuzz
1109
gag
to put cloth etc, in mouth (kadathal)
1110
gallant
having/displaying great diginity and nobility
1111
gallantry
Bravery
1112
gallery
a room or building to show art
1113
gamble
to play games for money
1114
gangrene
the decay that happens in part of body when the blood has been stopped because of illness/injury
1115
garner
store up ,gather
1116
garnish.
decorate or embellish (something, especially food)
1117
garrison
a group of soldiers living in a town or fort defending it
1118
garrulous
a person who talks too much
1119
gastronomy
science of preparing and appreciating good food
1120
gaviour
person who rescues somebody from sins
1121
gawk
stare foolishly
1122
gaze
ஆழ்ந்து சிந்தித்து
1123
geek
a unfashionable person
1124
genealogy
the study of family history including the study of the ancestor of a particular person were
1125
genesis
the origin of something
1126
genetics
the study of heredity
1127
genial
friendly
1128
genocide
the deliberate murder of whole community or race
1129
geologist
one who studies about rock and soils
1130
geology
the science of earth history and rocks
1131
geriatric
related to age
1132
gestation
the time that the young of the person or animal develops inside the Mother's body until it is born
1133
gesture
a movement of part of a the body to express and idea or feelings
1134
ghastly
horrible terrible very frightening involving pain and death
1135
gigantic
extremely large
1136
gillie
a man or boy who attends someone with a haunting or fishing expeditions
1137
gimbals
a application which allows an object to remain horizontal (ships compass)
1138
gimcrack
poorly made but attractive
1139
gingivitis
a condition in which the gums around the teeth become painful red and swollen
1140
glade
open space in a forest
1141
gladiator
one who fights with another person or animal
1142
glare
a long angry look
1143
glazier
a person whose job is to fit the glass in windows
1144
glee
great delight, especially from one's own good fortune or another's misfortune.
1145
glib
fluent and easy often in an insincere way
1146
glimmer
a faint light/ a slight sign of something good
1147
glitch
தடுமாற்றம்,sudden malfunctioning
1148
gloomy
- dark or dull in colour or tone
1149
glossary
a list of technical or special words meanings explained
1150
glower
looking angry and aggressive/glare
1151
glum
disappointed or unhappy and quiet
1152
glutton
a person who eats too much
1153
gnash
to grind your teeth toghere
1154
gnaw
to keep biting and chewing hard kill the things disappear
1155
gnome
a small ugly person (dwarf)
1156
gobble
Greedy
1157
goon
attacker, gangster
1158
goose
a silly person
1159
gourmet
a person who knows a lot about food and cooking
1160
gracious
kind and pleasant
1161
grad
short form of graduate
1162
graminivorous
animals which eat grass
1163
grandeur
the quality of being very beatiful and attractive
1164
grandiloquence
using pompous style of speech
1165
grapple
Wrestle
1166
gratis
without payment or free of cost
1167
green house
roof and glass full of plants
1168
gregarious
animal that live in flocks
1169
grievous
having very serious effect or causing
1170
grimace
ugly expression your face to show pain or disgust
1171
grin
to smile widely
1172
groan
a deep sound made in some pain
1173
grotesque
ugly figure imitation (caricature)
1174
gruff
rough
1175
grumble
to complain about something in an annoyed way
1176
guady
too bright in colour in way that lacks taste
1177
guffaw
noisy laughter
1178
gullible
a person who can be easily fooled
1179
gust
strong rush of air,rain,smoke,carried by wind
1180
gynecologist
one who treats female problem
1181
hag
an ugly woman
1182
haggard
looking ill or tired
1183
hailstorm
a sudden heavy fall of hail
1184
hallucinatiom
to see or feel something or someone that does not exist
1185
hallucinogen
a drug which causes one to hallucinate
1186
hamlet
a small village or group of house
1187
handicraft
craft made by hands example sewing machine
1188
handiwork
the work which you made by your artistic skills by hands
1189
hangar
large building in which aircraft is kept (hang+aircraft)
1190
hapless
unlucky /helpless
1191
harangue
loud talk on speech
1192
hard hearted
a person who is not kind
1193
hardened
not affected by anything
1194
harmony
the combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes
1195
harridan
a strict bossy or beligerent woman
1196
harrowing
extremely upsetting
1197
harry
persistently carry out attacks on (an enemy or an enemy's territory).
1198
hassel
irritating inconvenience
1199
hasten
hurrry and do thing quickly
1200
haughty
arrogant
1201
haunt
visit a place often
1202
hawker
one who moves place to place to sell his ware
1203
hazardous
Dangerous
1204
hazy
not clear because of haze(PUGAI)
1205
head strong
Stubborn
1206
hearsay
unverified information
1207
heath
a flat waste land
1208
heckle
interrupt (a public speaker) with derisive or aggressive comments or abuse
1209
hedomania
Pleasure
1210
hedonist
one who believes gaining pleasure is most important in a life
1211
heed
notice;to pay careful attention to somebody advice or warning
1212
heifer
a cow that dont has a bred(inaperukkam)
1213
heinous
Atrocious
1214
heir
one who legally recives money or title
1215
heirarchy
the organisation of peoples at different rank and administrative body
1216
heliophile
one attracted or adapted to sunlight heliophiles flocking to the beach specifically
1217
henchman
faithful and supportive
1218
henpecked
a man who dances to the tune of his wife
1219
herbarium
a place for the collection of dry plants
1220
herbicide
a chemical that is used to destroy plants ,especially weeds
1221
herbivorous
one who eat vegitables
1222
herculeane
having enormous strength or size
1223
heresy
a belief /opinion that disagrees strongly with what most people believe
1224
heretic
a person who is guilty of disagreeing strongly with what most people believe
1225
hermaphrodite
creature having both male and female organ
1226
hermetic
air -tight
1227
hermit
துறவி
1228
hermitage
home of a hermit
1229
heterogeneous
things that contain elements of different nature
1230
hideous
extremely ugly / bad
1231
hieroglyphics
writing or belonging to writing symbol using pictorial symbol
1232
hijack
to force-ably take the control of vehicle
1233
hinterland
the area of the country that is away from the coast from the bank of large river or main cities
1234
hippy
one who is against ordinary society especially dressing
1235
hireling
a person employed to undertake mental work
1236
hirsute
having lot of hair on face or body
1237
histrionic
very emotional behaviour intended to attract attention in a way that does not seem sincere
1238
hoard
collect,gather
1239
hoary
very old and well known and therefore no longer interesting
1240
hobble
to walk in a way as if the leg is injured
1241
holocaust
large scale destruction fire
1242
homage
Respect
1243
homicide
a crime of killing someone or murder
1244
homogeneous
things which contain elements of same nature
1245
homophile
related to homo sexuals
1246
homophones
two words different in spellings and meanings but pronounced alike
1247
honorarium
An honorarium is a fee that someone receives for doing something which is not a normalpart of their job, for examplegiving a talk.
1248
honorary
to work without salary
1249
honorific
showing respect to the peoples whom you speak to
1250
horde
collect or gather
1251
horizon
the farthest you can see that the sky seems to meet the land and the sea
1252
horticulture
art of growing vegetable
1253
horticulturist
one who has specialty in gardening
1254
hospitable
fond of entertaining guest
1255
hostess
a women who entertain guests
1256
hostile
aggressive,attack panravan
1257
howdah
seat on elephants back
1258
hue
Colour
1259
hulk
large and heavy
1260
humanist
மனிதநேயக்,devotion to human welfare
1261
humanitarian
one who feels sympathetic towards human being
1262
hurdle
Obstacle
1263
hurl
to throw something on somebody violently
1264
hurricane
a violent storm especially in Atlantic Ocean
1265
hush up
trying to prevent the discovery of particular facts
1266
hutch
a structure intended to keep small animals
1267
hydrotherapy
the treatment of disease caused by the injury during the physical exercise in water
1268
hygienist
a person who is very careful about his health
1269
hymn
religious song
1270
hype
excessive publicity ,to advertize
1271
hyperbole
an exaggerated statement
1272
hypochondriac
a state in which some body worry all the time about his health without having any problem
1273
hypocrite
one who pretends to be what he is not
1274
hypocrites
a person who pretend to have moral standard that they donot actually have
1275
hysteria
uncontrollable emotions (fear excitement anything)
1276
ichthyologist
the zoologist who study about fish
1277
iconoclast
one who breaks the establishment of tradition image
1278
iconomachy
opposition to the worship or images or icons
1279
ideal
without fault
1280
idealist
someone guided by hopes or principles than by practical consideration
1281
idiosyncrasy
a persons peculiar habit
1282
idle
not working
1283
idolatry
worshiping idols or pictures
1284
ignorant
lacking knowledge
1285
ill-bred
badly brought up or rude
1286
illegal
forbitten or prohibitted by law
1287
illegal gratification
unlawful satisfaction
1288
illegible
a writing that cannot be read
1289
illicit
a trade that is prohibited by low or prevailing social standard
1290
illiterate
a person who cannot read or write
1291
imagist
a poet who use common speech in his verses
1292
imbecile
an adult person with abnormally low intelligence
1293
imbecility
stupidity
1294
imbibe
to become completely absorbed
1295
imbroglio
a confused, complicated or embarrassing situations
1296
immaculate
clean neat
1297
immerse
to become completely absorbed
1298
immigrant
a person who comes from other country to settle here
1299
imminent
that is sure to happen
1300
immolate
offer as a sacrifice by burning
1301
immortal
a person with endless fame /a person who is not subjected to death
1302
immune
free from infection
1303
immutable
unchangeable
1304
impairment
handicap and disabled
1305
impalpable
incapable of being perceived or touched
1306
impasse
a dead lock,, a situation in which no progress is possible, especially because of disagreement; a deadlock.
1307
impeccable
குறை கூற முடியாத
1308
impel
force to do something
1309
imperceptible
That which cannot be noticed
1310
imperialism
policy of extending a countries and influence
1311
imperialist
one who tries to control weak countries
1312
impersonate
to pretend to be somebody else in order to trick people or to entertain them
1313
impertinent
not showing proper response
1314
imperturbable
not easily upset or worried by a difficult situation
1315
impiety
lack of respect especially for god or religion
1316
impious
showing lack of respect to god
1317
implicate
to suggest that somebody is involved in crime
1318
imponderable
that which cannot be guessed or calculated
1319
impost
Tax
1320
imposter
one who assume a character or title not his own to deceive others,person trying to be one who he is not
1321
impotent
lacking power or ability
1322
impound
seize and take leagal possition of something
1323
impracticable
incapable of being practiced செயல் படுத்த முடியாத
1324
impregnable
too strong to overcome or defeat
1325
impresario
a manager or director of ballad or a concert a theater or opera company
1326
impressionist
one who amuses by copying the activities of another person
1327
impromptu
something said or done without preparation
1328
improvident
not providing for the future
1329
impudent
rude or not respectful
1330
impulse
sudden urge to do something
1331
impunity
without the risk of punishment
1332
impurity
without risk of punishment
1333
imputation
a statement which you say often unfairly that somebody is responsible for something
1334
inadmissible
not be allowed or tolerated
1335
inadvertent
UNINTENTIONAL
1336
inaugural speech
the lecture of a function for introduction
1337
incandescent
that which gives bright light when heated
1338
incapacitate -
prevent from functioning in a normal way
1339
incarnate
in human form
1340
incarnation
changing of magic spells
1341
incendiary
designed to cause fire or violence
1342
inception
origin(starting point of institution )
1343
incessant
Never stoping
1344
incessantly
without interruption / constantly - CONTINOUSLY
1345
incision
an opening made by sharp tool
1346
incite
encourage or provoke to do something violently
1347
inclement
UNFAVOURABLE
1348
inclination
a persons natural tendency to act in a particular way
1349
incognito
traveling under the name of other than ones own
1350
incombustible
that which can't be burnt
1351
incomprehensible
statement which cannot be understood
1352
incongruous
பொருத்தமற்ற
1353
inconspicuous
not easily noticed
1354
incorrigible
one who cannot be corrected
1355
incredible
beyond belief or understanding
1356
incredulous
not disposed or willing to believe
1357
incumbend
necessary as a duty
1358
incur
to express something usually unpleasant
1359
indefatigable
one incapable of being tired
1360
indefensible
that which can't be defended
1361
indelible
that which can't be deleted
1362
indemnity
compensation for loss
1363
indestructible
that which cannot be destroyed
1364
indict
to officially charge somebody in crime
1365
indicted
accused
1366
indictment
குற்றச்சாட்டு
1367
indifferent
having or showing no interest in somebody or something
1368
indigence
Poverty
1369
indigenous
native ;
1370
indigent
very poor
1371
indignant
angry at injustice
1372
indignation
Anger
1373
indispensable
absolutely necessary
1374
indisposed
Unwell
1375
inducement
act done to persuade someone or something
1376
indulge
allow oneself something enjoyable
1377
ineffable
two great or beautiful
1378
ineradicable
that cannot be rooted out
1379
inestimable
too great to calculate
1380
inevitable
certain to happen; unavoidable.
1381
inexcusable
incapable of being justified or excused
1382
inexhaustible
existing in very large amount that will never be finished
1383
inexorable
that which can't be stopped or changed
1384
inexplicable
that cannot be explained or accounted for
1385
inexplicit
not clearly explained
1386
inexpressible
that which can't be expressed in words
1387
inextinguishable
அழிக்க முடியாத,,that which cant be put out
1388
inextricable
so closely linked that separation is impossible
1389
infallible
incapable of failure
1390
infamy -
the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed -
1391
infantry
soldiers who fight on foot
1392
infatuation
a short passion to something or someone
1393
infectious
the disease that spreads to air and water
1394
infidel
person with no belief in religion
1395
infiltrator
one who sneaks into a country
1396
inflammable
a thing which catches fire easily
1397
inflict
causes something unpleasant or painful to be suffered by someone
1398
inflorescence
the arrangement of flower in the plant
1399
informant
a person who gives information
1400
infructuous
Fruitless
1401
ingenious
skillful in inventing
1402
ingenuous
innocent and unsuspecting
1403
inheritance
property handed down after the death of a person
1404
inhibition
a feeling preventing one from naturally
1405
inimical
tending to obstruct or harm
1406
inimitable
incapable of being imitated
1407
iniquitous
morally unfair
1408
inn
place which provides both boarding and lodging
1409
innocuous
not injured to physical or mental health
1410
innovator
a person who introduced new things
1411
innuendo
the making of) a remark or remarks thatsuggest something sexual or somethingunpleasant but do not refer to it directly:
1412
innumerable
that which cant be counted
1413
inquest
autopsy
1414
inroad
a sudden attack on another's territory
1415
insane
mentally ill
1416
insatiable
that which cant be satisfied
1417
insectivorous
animals which eat insects
1418
insipid
having almost no flavor/taste (in+sipped) 👅
1419
insolent
arrogant
1420
insoluable
a problem which cannot be solved
1421
insomnia
inability to sleep
1422
instigate
to urge a man to do some evil
1423
insurgent
fighting against the government or armed force of their country
1424
insurrection
rising in arms against an established government
1425
intaglio
Depressed
1426
intangible
incapable of being touched or seen
1427
intelligentsia
the person in a country who are well educated and interested in politics cultures literature etc
1428
intemperate
that which shows lack of self control
1429
intend
திட்டமிட்டு
1430
intercede
place to obtain a favour to save someone else
1431
intercept
obstruct (someone or something) so as to prevent them from continuing to a destination.
1432
interlocutor
someone who is involved in conversation
1433
interlude
interval between two events
1434
intermediary
one who mediates to settle disputes
1435
interment
the act of burying a dead person
1436
intermittent
not happening regularly or continueously,, interval of two events
1437
internationalist
a person who believes that country should work together in a friendly way
1438
internment
Imprisonment
1439
interregnum
a period of time during which a country ,an organization don't have a leader and waiting for new one
1440
intertwined
to be twisted toghere
1441
Intestate
a person who has died without having made a will.*
1442
intimidate
Frightened
1443
intransigent
unwilling or refusing to change ones view or to agree about something
1444
intrepid
Fearless
1445
intricate
very complicated
1446
intrigue
making of secret plans to do something bad
1447
introspect
to examine one's own thought feelings
1448
introspection
examining of self-thought or feeling
1449
intruder
a person who enters the area illegally
1450
intuition
immediate response by mind without any reason
1451
inundation
flooding ,crowdy
1452
invariable
never changing
1453
inveterate
long establishment and unlikely to change
1454
invincible
to strong to defeat or change ;unconquerable
1455
invocation
a prayer asking gods help
1456
invoice
list of goods with its price
1457
involution
shrinkage of body parts
1458
invulnerable
that cannot be harmed or defeated
1459
irascible -
having or showing a tendency to be easily angered -
1460
irony
meaning opposite but in sarcastic way
1461
irrational
superstitious belief
1462
irreconcilable
impossible to find arrangements between
1463
irrecoverable
that which can't be recovered
1464
irredeemable
who bad to be corrected improved or saved | ;;;; hopeless
1465
irrefutable
that which cant be answered
1466
irrelevant
not to the point
1467
irreprochable
FAULTLESS
1468
irreverence
Disrespect
1469
irrevocable
that which cant be changed or withdrawn
1470
irritable
easily made angry
1471
islet
a very small island
1472
isolate
to place apart or alone
1473
isthmus
a relatively narrow strip of land
1474
isthmuses
narrow strip of land with water on each side that is joined by a large piece of land
1475
itinerant
one who travels from place to place
1476
itinerary
a film or illustrative lecture of traveling
1477
jack
to raise something / increase the price
1478
jailbird
a person who has spend lot time in prison
1479
jamboree
a large gathering to have fun
1480
janitor
someone appointed to clean and maintain the building
1481
jargon
language difficult to understand
1482
jarist
an expert in writing laws
1483
jaunt
short journey made for pleasure
1484
jauntily
having or showing self confidence
1485
jeopardy
in danger
1486
jettison
to throw unnecessary or unwanted things from ship
1487
jibe
an insulting remark
1488
jittery
Nervous
1489
jocularly
with much liveliness and a sense of purpose
1490
jovial
cheerful and friendly
1491
jubilation
Rejoicing
1492
jubilee
a special anniversary of an event
1493
judicious
one wise in ones talk in guidance
1494
juggler
balls throw pani line ah pidikiravan
1495
junction
joining points
1496
juncture
joining point
1497
jurisdiction
a fixed territory in which authority can be exercised
1498
juxtapose
placing a thing besides another
1499
kennel
shelter or a place for pet dogs
1500
kiln
a place where bricks are baked
1501
kleptomania
mania for stealing(not in the intention of money just for interest)
1502
knack
an acquired /natural skill at doing something
1503
knave
- a dishonest or unscrupulous man -
1504
knavish
Dishonest
1505
knead
work (moistened flour or clay) into dough or paste with the hands.
1506
knell
sound of a funeral bell
1507
knotty
difficult to solve
1508
kratocracy
a government established by seizure utilization force and maintained by strength
1509
labyrith
path in which it's difficult to find ones way
1510
laconic
using very few words
1511
lagoon
saltwater lake separated from the sea by sand bank
1512
landscape
a complete view of place
1513
languor
quiet /peaceful
1514
lanky
long and thin [non attractive]
1515
lapidist
one who cuts precious stone
1516
larceny
the crime of stealing something from somebody and occasion when this time take place
1517
lark
carefree and things done for fun
1518
latent
Dormant
1519
laud
to praise
1520
laudable
worthy of high praise
1521
laurels
honor/praise
1522
lavatory
room with toilet facility
1523
lavish
PRODIGAL – wasteful -
1524
lax
Careless
1525
laxative
a medicine that makes somebody to empty their bowels easily
1526
lean to
a small building with its roof leaning against the side of large building wall or fence
1527
leash
a chain or rope or leather to control dog
1528
lechery
Lustfulness
1529
ledger
a book of accounts showing debits or credits
1530
leer
a shy look that is lustful
1531
leery
Suspicious
1532
legacy
property given by father
1533
legatee
a person who receives legacy
1534
legend
the very old and popular story
1535
legislature
the point of gov which is concerned with the making of rules
1536
legitimate
allowed by law
1537
lenient
not strict
1538
lessen
to make less strong
1539
lethargic
lacking energy / lazy
1540
lexicographer
one who compiles a dictionary
1541
lexicon
a reference book containing an alphabetic list of words with information about them
1542
liability
legally responsible
1543
liar(poi normal ah)
an underground living place for big animals
1544
libertine
usually a man who is not moral (playboy)
1545
licentious
lacking moral discipline,unprincipled in sexual matters.
1546
limber
1 capable of moving bending or controlling easily (exercise) 2. 🔫gun
1547
limp
to walk slowly or with difficulty since one leg is injured
1548
lineage
the series of family that somebody comes from --gorilla chimpanzee lineage,, he is a Dutch lineage
1549
linguist
one who speaks many foreign languages
1550
liquidator
a person responsible for closing down the buisness and using the profit to pay its debt
1551
lithography
the process of printing from a smooth surface
1552
lithophilous
growing or living in stony places
1553
litter
a large number of puppies born at same time (those kind of puppies are called litter)
1554
littoral
the part of country that is near the coast
1555
loath noun or verb
noun dislike
1556
loathe
dislike
1557
lode
rich source of something
1558
logic
the science of reasoning
1559
lope
துள்ளி ஓடு
1560
lopsided
with one side lower than the other
1561
loquacious
talkative /garrulous
1562
lordy
an exclamation of surprise and dismay
1563
lore
a tradition or knowledge which is not written and passed by person to person by mouth
1564
lousily
slang very harsh and loud
1565
loyalty
firm in one's support and friendship
1566
lucid
clearly expressed ;easy to understand
1567
lucidity
CLARITY
1568
lull
to make somebody relaxed and calm
1569
lullaby
soft Gentle song to make the child go to sleep
1570
lunacy
Insanity
1571
lyophobia
in chemistry having very little attraction between particle and medium of dispersion
1572
macho
Masculine
1573
magnificence
impressive in the appearance of style
1574
magnitude
the large size or importance of something
1575
maiden speech
the first public speech delivered by a person
1576
maidenhood
the state of being unmarried (GIRLS)
1577
majestic
respected and impressive
1578
major
the head of town counselor or corporation
1579
malady
an illness
1580
malaise
a general feeling of being sick unhappy or not satisfied without any specific reason
1581
malapropism
ridiculous use of words
1582
malcontent
person who is always dissatisfied
1583
male chauvinist
one who believes in the dominance of man over woman
1584
malicious
having or showing desire to harm somebody or hrt his feeling
1585
malign
baleful ,harmful,deadly
1586
malingerer
one who pretends illness to escape duty
1587
malnutrition
a condition caused by not getting enough food of right kind
1588
mammoth
Huge
1589
man eater
wild animal that attacks and eat human
1590
mandible
the jaw or a jawbone, especially the lower jawbone in mammals and fishes.
1591
maniac
a person who behaves in an uncontrolled manner
1592
manifest
clear or obvious to mind or eye
1593
manifestation
clear to become noticeable
1594
manifesto
a public declaration of policy and aims, especially one issued before an election by a political party or candidate.
1595
manoeuver
use of trick for personal benefit
1596
manoeuvre
clever plan or action which gives somebody advantage
1597
manometer
a intrument used to mesaure gaseous pressure
1598
mantle
a lose piece of clothing without pressure
1599
manuscript
a paper written in one's own handwriting
1600
marathon speech
a long speech that needs prolonged efforts and attention
1601
marine
related to sea
1602
martyr
a person who suffers very much or killed because of his religion
1603
marvel
a person with remarkable talent
1604
masochist
one who enjoys getting pain and punishment (body builder or scolding in sarcastic way useage)
1605
mason
a person who build or work with stone
1606
masque
a dramatic performance
1607
massacre
an act of killing many people
1608
materialistic
a person with whom money or gain is considered most important
1609
matinee
a cinema show which is held in the afternoon
1610
matins
morning prayer
1611
matricide
killing of ones mother
1612
matrilineal
of or based on kinship with mother or the female line
1613
maxim
a short statement of general truth
1614
maze
a complex network of path or passage
1615
mediocre
one who is intelligent nor dull
1616
meek -
quiet, gentle,
1617
megalomania
a mental illness in which one has exaggerated belief in ones own importance or power
1618
melancholy
Sad
1619
memento
something keep remaining
1620
memoir
biography .
1621
menace
a dangerous or troublesome person /situation
1622
mendicant
begger with religious name
1623
mercenary
a soldier who will fight for any country or group that offers payment
1624
messiah
a person expected to come and save the world
1625
metalloid
of or being a non mettalic elements that has some of properties of metal
1626
metallurgy
the brach of science concerned with the properties of metals and their production and purfication
1627
metamorphosis
complete change in appearance
1628
metaphor
a word or phrase used to describe somebody
1629
metaphysics
the branch of philosophy that deals with nature of existence truth and knowledge
1630
methodology
a system of method used in particular area of study
1631
meticulous
one who is very careful and particular
1632
metronome
A device which make a regular sound like clock induced by musician to keep up with the rhythm
1633
mezzanine
a floor that is built between two floors of a building and is smaller than the other floor
1634
migration
movement of one country to another
1635
migratory
birds moving from one place to other
1636
milestone
an important event in the history of someone/ something
1637
mimicry
a humorous imitation of person activity
1638
mint
a place where money is coined by authority of the government
1639
minuscule
very small
1640
mirage
an appearance of an object often simulating the appearance of water
1641
mirth
laughter, happiness
1642
misandrist
one who hates male
1643
misanthropist
one who hates mankind
1644
miscible
liquid forming homogeneous mixture when added together
1645
misconduct
unacceptable behaviour (by a profession person)
1646
miscreant
one who doesn't obey the rule or behave badlly
1647
misnomer
wrong use of name ,word or description
1648
misogynist
one who hates women
1649
misologist
hater of learning
1650
misoneist
a person who hates new things
1651
missionary
a person sent to teach Christian religion
1652
mitigate
to make less severe
1653
mobocracy
ruled by masses
1654
mocktail
a non alcholic drink consisting of mixture of fruit juices or other soft drinks
1655
modus operandi
a particular way method of doing something
1656
momentary
that which lasts for short time
1657
momentous
an occasion of great importance
1658
momentum
the force that keep moving on
1659
monarch
the rule of a queen /king
1660
monarchist
a person who believes that country should be ruled by king or queen
1661
monastery
a building in which monks live together
1662
monetary
involving money
1663
money grabbers
person who tries to get lot of money
1664
monism
the belief that all things are based on only one principle
1665
monogamy
practice of keeping only one wife
1666
monologue
a long boring speech
1667
mono-mania
to much intrested on one thing which might not be healthy habit
1668
monomaniac
a person obsessed with one idea or subject
1669
monotheist
one who believes in single god
1670
monstrous
like a monster
1671
monument
a building made in memory of some person
1672
moor
to attach a ship or boat to a stable object (land) to anchor it
1673
moose
a large dear
1674
moot
propose ;put forward
1675
morbidity
unpleasant and strange
1676
mores
customs and habits of a particular group
1677
morgue
Mortuary
1678
moron
stupid person
1679
morose
unhappy ,bad tempered
1680
mortal
capable of causing death
1681
mortuary
a place where dead body are kept
1682
mounting
growing/increasing
1683
mournful
excessive sorrow
1684
mow
kill by knocking down with vechical
1685
mull
to think carefully about something
1686
murky
dark or poorly lit, especially so as to appear depressing or frightening
1687
muster
gather toghere./sum up the feeling
1688
mutilate
to damage severely
1689
mutilation
cutting of body parts
1690
mutiny
the act of refusing to obey the orders of somebody in authority especially by soldiers or sailors
1691
mystic
a person who tries to get united with god by meditation ,beyond human understanding
1692
mythology
myths in general
1693
myths
ancient story
1694
nadir
the worst point
1695
naive
having natural simplicity of nature
1696
namesake
somebody or something with same name of some body else
1697
nape
the back of the neck
1698
narcissist
someone who is in love with himself
1699
narcotics
a medician that induces sleep
1700
naturalism
attatched to nature
1701
nefarious
villainous
1702
nemesis
a person /thing that causes somebody to lose power position etc that cannot be avoided
1703
neogamist
one who is recently married
1704
neologism
new meanings
1705
neology
using of new words
1706
nepotism
favoring own kith and kin
1707
nerd
a single minded expert in a particular technical field
1708
neurosis
a person who suffer from fear or worry
1709
neurotic
excessive sensitivity | 2.a person suffering from nerves breakdown
1710
nexus
Connections
1711
nifty
particularly good skilful,effective and stylish
1712
nightly
happening at every night
1713
nightmare
a unpleasent experience /bad dream
1714
nihilist
a person who believes that nothing has a value especially religious and moral principle
1715
nimble
quick and light in movement or action
1716
nipper
a small child
1717
nocturnal
done or happening in night
1718
nomad
member of tribe that wander from place to place
1719
nomenclature
a system of naming things
1720
nomology
the branch of knowledge concerned with law and justice
1721
nonagenarian
a person who is between 90-99
1722
nonchalant
careless/lack of intrest
1723
nonentity
a person who has no influence
1724
nonpareil
eminent beyond/above comparison
1725
noose
loop of rope
1726
nostalgia
wishful longing for something
1727
not very interesting or intelligent in something
not very interesting or intelligent in something
1728
notoriety
the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed -
1729
notorious
a person who has evil reputation
1730
novice
one who is new for proffession
1731
noxious
thing which is harmful and poisonous
1732
nuance
subtle diffrence in colour ,meaning
1733
numb
to cause to feel no pain
1734
numerist
a person who deals with number
1735
numismatist
one who collects coins
1736
nursery
the place where young plants are grown
1737
nymphomania
abnormally sexually attracted to womans
1738
oasis
a small fertail or green area in desert region
1739
oath
உறுதிமொழி
1740
obeissance
a gesture expressing respect such as bow
1741
obituary
an article about somebody's life and achievement
1742
objective
unbiased or not influenced by people's feelings and opinion
1743
oblation
a thing presented or offered by god
1744
obligatory
legally binding
1745
obligingly
Helpfully
1746
oblique
not expressed or done in direct way
1747
oblivious
not aware of something
1748
oblivison
the state of being unaware/forgotten
1749
obnoxious
Unpleasant
1750
obscene
rude or shocking
1751
obscurantist
a person who is opposed to enlightenment
1752
obscure
doubtful
1753
obselete
not in use anymore
1754
obsequies
funeral rites
1755
obsessive
related to thinking about something constantly
1756
obsolescent
becoming old fashion and no longer useful
1757
obsolete
no longer in use
1758
obstetrician
one who delivers the baby (doctor) and take care of mother for short period after that
1759
obstinate
Stubborn
1760
occlude
close up or block
1761
occult
supernatural, mystical
1762
oceanlogy
study of ocean and ocean phenomena
1763
octogenarian
a person who is between 80-89
1764
oculist
one who attends to the disease of eyes
1765
ode
a poem in praise
1766
ogre
a frightening charecter of childrens stories who eat childrens
1767
oligarchy
a form of government in which only a small group of people hold all the power
1768
ombudsman
an official whose job is to examine and report on the Complaints made by the ordinary peoples about the company to the government
1769
ominous
suggestion that something unpleasent is likely to happen
1770
ominously
in a manner that suggests something bad is going to happen in future
1771
omnibus
a volume containing several novels
1772
omniform
having every form or shape
1773
omnigenous
comprising all kinds
1774
omnipotent
one who has total power
1775
omnipresent
one who is present everywhere
1776
omniscient
one who claims to know everything
1777
omnivorous
one who eat everything
1778
oncologist
one who treats cancer or tumor patients
1779
onus
- something that is one's duty
1780
opaque
not allowing light to pass through
1781
opener
the first action in event or game
1782
ophiology
the branch of zoology that deals with snakes
1783
ophthalmologist
one who takes care of eyes and treat various eye problem and perform different eye surgeries
1784
opinionated
having a very strong opinion that you are not willing to change
1785
opportunist
one who graps all the oppurtunity
1786
optician
one who tests eye sight and sell spectacles
1787
optimally
the best or in favorable way
1788
optimist
one who looks bright side of everything
1789
oration
a formal speech made on a public occasion
1790
orator
one who makes an eloquent public speech
1791
orchard
a garden of fruits
1792
orchestration
the act of organizing a secret plan very carefully and secretly
1793
orchitis
inflammation of one or both testicles
1794
ordain
order officially
1795
ordnance depots
where military supplies and materials are stored
1796
ornithologist
someone who scientifically studies about the birds
1797
orphan
a child whose parents are dead
1798
orthodox
a person holding conventional beliefs specially in matter of religion
1799
orthography
the system of spelling in a language
1800
ostensible
showy
1801
ostentation
display of wealth and luxurious (show )
1802
osteology
the study of bones
1803
ostracize
exclude from a society or group.
1804
oust
force out from the possition of power
1805
outcaste
kel jathi
1806
outlaw
a person who has done something illegal and is hiding to avoid being caught
1807
outpost
a small military camp away from the main Army used to watch the Enemies moment
1808
outrage
insult/offence
1809
outset
the start or beginning of something
1810
overhaul
to examine every part of machine system etc and make necessary change /repairs
1811
overlook
fail to see,miss
1812
overwhelm
to have strong emotional effect on
1813
ovine
related to sheep *
1814
oviparous
Baring egg and not young ones
1815
oxymoron
a phrase that combines two word that seems to be opposite to each other
1816
pace
a speed at which somebody walks
1817
a person who believes in total abolition of war
a person who believes in total abolition of war
1818
pacify
சமாதானப்படுத்த
1819
paediatrics
the branch of science concerned with childrens with the disease
1820
paedophile
a person who is sexually attracted to children
1821
person who doesnot believe in any religion
person who doesnot believe in any religion
1822
palatable
food agrees with one's taste
1823
palate
the top part of the inside your mouth
1824
palatial
a huge and splendid house
1825
pale pathologist
one who studies of ancient disease
1826
paleontology
study of fossils
1827
palliation
making a disease or illness less painful or unpleasant without curing it
1828
palpable
that which can be touched or felt
1829
pan
pan
1830
panacea
a remedy for all kinds of diseases
1831
pandemic
wide spread
1832
pandemonium
a situation in which there is lot of noise activities and confusion because people's are angry and frightened
1833
panegyric
piece of writing full of praise
1834
panic
sudden uncontrolled fear
1835
the belief that God is present in all natural things
the belief that God is present in all natural things
1836
pantiosocracy
government in which all are equal in social position and responsibility
1837
pantomime
dramatic performance with dumb slow
1838
pantry
a place where food is kept
1839
parable
short story which teach moral ,spiritual lesson*
1840
paradigm
முன்னுதாரணம்,example
1841
paradox
a contradictory statement which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true.
1842
paramount
supreme ,zenith
1843
paramour
sexual partner or lover
1844
paranoia
a mental disease when peoples are afraid of others
1845
parasite
one who survives on others life
1846
parasol
a lady's umbrella
1847
parboil
to boil until partially cooked, often before further cooking
1848
parched
dried due to heat
1849
pariah
a member of an indigenous people of southern India originally functioning as ceremonial drummers but later having a low caste.
1850
parlay
stake winnings from one bet ib a subsequent wager
1851
parley
a conference between opposing sides in a dispute, especially a discussion of terms for an armistice
1852
parochial
narrow in outlook
1853
parody
funny imitation of poem
1854
parole
a temrorary release allowed on certain condition
1855
parricide
killing of your parents or close relatives
1856
parsimony
extreme unwillingness to spend money resources
1857
particle in grammar
phrasal verb
1858
partisan
someone who supports a person or something without thinking
1859
parvenu
one who has suddenly gained new wealth
1860
pathology
the study of disease
1861
patisserie
a shop that sells cake
1862
patriarch
the male head of the family
1863
patrilineal
inheriting or determining descent through the male line
1864
patrimony
proper inherited from one father or male ancestor
1865
patriot
one who loves ones country
1866
patron
a person who helps other by giving them monetary help and encouragement
1867
patronage
the support given to an organisation
1868
patronymic
name derived from the father or ancestor
1869
pauper
one who has no money
1870
pawn
a person who does not have any real power but is used by others to achieve something
1871
pawn shop
a shop where loan are made with personal security
1872
peck
kiss lightly
1873
peculation
use of public money for ones benefit
1874
pedagogue
one who likes teaching
1875
pedant
one who emphasizes greatly on rules in study
1876
pedantic
a style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge and learning
1877
peddle
selling something
1878
peddler
one who travels door to door to sell something
1879
pedestrian
one who walks
1880
pediatrician
baby ill treating doctor
1881
pediatricians
one who treats the problem of infants ,childrens baby
1882
pedometer
instrument used to know how far you walked
1883
peer
equal in rank
1884
pellet
a small ball of something
1885
pelt
throw
1886
penchant
a special liking for something ;fondness
1887
peninsula
area of land almost surrounded by sea
1888
penitent
contrite
1889
pensive
thinking deeply about something since you are worried
1890
perceptible
that which is perceived by sense
1891
percolate
(of a liquid or gas) filter gradually through a porous surface or substance.;;;;;spread gradually ,pass through
1892
perennial
that which is everlasting
1893
perfidious
unable to be trusted
1894
perilous
HARAZDOUS
1895
periphery
boundry of an area
1896
periscope
_l= used to see top (GOOGLE )
1897
perk
to become more cheerful lively or interesting
1898
peroration
concluding part of a speech
1899
perpetual
continuing for long time without interruption
1900
perpicacious
quick to judge and understand
1901
perquisite
an emolument over and above fixed income or salary
1902
perseverance
constant effort to achieve something
1903
persevere
continue inspite of difficulty
1904
persist
continue in an opinion or course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.
1905
personify
represent in human form
1906
perspicuous
PRECISE
1907
perspire
to sweat
1908
persuade
induce (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument.
1909
perturb
make (someone) anxious or unsettled.
1910
perusal
reading carefully with intent to Remember
1911
pervasive
having present or effect everywhere
1912
perversion
change to something abnormal or unnatural
1913
pesky
Annoying
1914
pessimist
one who looks at dark side of things
1915
petty
small unimportant or minor
1916
philanthropist
one who loves human kind
1917
philanthropy
the practice of helping the poor and those in need especially by giving money
1918
philatelist
one who collects postage stamp
1919
philistine
one indifferent to art or literature
1920
philogynist
one who esteems woman as higher type of humanity
1921
philology
science of study of language
1922
philomuse
person who loves art
1923
philosophy
The study of truth and knowledge
1924
phonetics
the study of speech sounds and how they are produced
1925
phrenology
the study of shape of human head which some people think is a guide to a person charecter
1926
physician
one who attends to sick people
1927
physiotherapy
treatment of muscles bones
1928
piggyback
ride on someone else's back
1929
pilferage
to take secretly in small quantities
1930
pilgrims
one who travels to sacred place
1931
pilot
one who flies on aeroplane
1932
pioneer
one who leads in any field
1933
pious
deeply religious
1934
piquant
pleasant or sharp to the test/intresting
1935
piscivorous
animal which feed on fish
1936
pivotal
central and important
1937
placard
written or printed notice
1938
plagiarism
stealing of writings of others
1939
plaint
legal complaint
1940
plaintiff
one who causes brings case in the court
1941
plaintive
sad sounding sound
1942
pageant
elaborate public spectacle
1943
plantain
a fruit like large banana but less sweat that is cooked and eaten as vegetable (valaka)
1944
plaque
name and date attached to a board in stone or metal about a event or person (name plate or memorial plate mari)
1945
platitude
a statement that is obviously true and hence dull or not stimulating
1946
platonism
the idea of ancient Greek philosopher Plato and those who follow him
1947
platry
worthless
1948
platter
large flat dish or plate for serving food | 2.the rotating metal disc forming the turntable of a record player.
1949
plight
unpleasant condition
1950
plunge
to jump or dive quickly and energetically
1951
plutocracy
government by richest people of the country
1952
poacher
a person who hunts birds animals or fishes of somebody else' property
1953
podium
a small platform on which a person may stand to be seen by an audience as when making a speech
1954
poet
one who writes poetry
1955
polyandry
the custom of having more than one husband at same time
1956
polygamy
the state of having more than one wife at a time
1957
polygon
a figure with many angles or sides
1958
polygot
one who speak many language
1959
polyphony
the combination of several music pattern to form single music
1960
polytheism
Belief in many gods
1961
pomp
the splendid and colorful ceremony
1962
ponder
ஆழ்ந்து சிந்தித்து
1963
poppy
a wild/garden plant usually with a large delicate flower that is usually red ,and black seeds
1964
populace
ordinary peoples
1965
popularist
a person who fights for a common man against the elite peoples
1966
pornography
treatment of obscene subject in writing painting
1967
portent
a person with remarkable talent
1968
positivist
someone that always follow the positive view
1969
posthumous
child born after the death of his father
1970
posthumously
awarded/published after death
1971
postmortem
medical examination of body
1972
postscript
a short message added on to the end of a letter after the signature
1973
postulate
thing suggested or assumed to be true
1974
potable
water fit for drinking
1975
pragmatic
Practical
1976
pragmatism
thinking about solving problem in practical and sensible way rather than theory and ideas
1977
precarious
not safe,dangerous*
1978
precedent
an action which is already taken place
1979
precincts
part of a city where vehicles are not allowed
1980
predator
an animal which prays on other animals
1981
predestined
already decided or planned by government or by fate
1982
predicament
difficult or dangerous situation
1983
preface
an introduction to a book
1984
prejudice
unfair opinion
1985
prelude
the introduction of background at the beginning of a play
1986
premedicate
planned in advance
1987
premiere
the first public performance of a film /play
1988
premonition
forewarning of impending danger
1989
pre-natal
before birth
1990
preoccupation
the state or condition of being preoccupied
1991
preponderance
DOMINANCE
1992
preponderate
be greater in number, influence, or importance.
1993
preposterous
very foolish
1994
prerogative
right,,advantage belong to a particular person or group because of his importance in social position
1995
pretension
to claim to have more importance but not on reality
1996
prevaricate
to avoid giving direct answer to the question in order to hide the truth;; beat around the bush
1997
primitive
a person who belong to early age of civilization
1998
pristine
clean and fresh as of new
1999
privilege
right or advantage available to a person
2000
probable
having an high chance of true or real
2001
procession
a number of people proceeding together in an orderly way
2002
proclaim
say publicly that something important is true
2003
proclivity
a tendency to choose or do something regularly
2004
procrastinate
to delay to do something since you dont wanna do that
2005
procreate
produce more individuals
2006
prodigal
spending money wasteful
2007
prodigy
a person with remarkable talent
2008
profanity
showing lack of respect to the god
2009
profile
general view of person's character
2010
progeny
child 👶of person or animal
2011
prognostication
act of forecasting by examining present condition
2012
projectile
very fast with lot of force
2013
proliferation
increase greatly and suddenly in number
2014
prologue
a speech at the beginning of the play
2015
prominent
- most noticeable or important
2016
promiscuous
unselective approach of having a lot of different sexual partner
2017
promising
showing signs of being successful in the future
2018
prompt
done without delay
2019
prompter
a person who reminds the actors what the words are if they forgot their lines in a play
2020
prop
a piece of wood ,metal etc used for supporting something
2021
propensity
having natural tendency to something
2022
prophecy
a prediction of what will happen in future
2023
prophet
one who foretells events correctly
2024
prophylactic
- intended to prevent disease
2025
propinquity
- the state of being close to someone or something / proximity- NEARNESS
2026
propitiate
doing something to please or satify others
2027
proponent
person who proposes something
2028
proposition
an idea /a plan suggested especially in buisness
2029
propriety
state of being correct in behavior or moral
2030
proscenium
the part of the theatre stage in front of a curtain
2031
proscribe
forbid
2032
prosecute
take legal action against somebody
2033
prosecute
take legal action against somebody
2034
prosperous
wealthy
2035
protagonist
an important supporter of an idea or political system
2036
protectorate
a country under the protection of more powerful country
2037
protocol
rules of behavior in formal situation
2038
prototype
the first model of new device
2039
provenance
the place is the earliest history of something
2040
provocative
causing angry reaction
2041
provoke
make someone angry.
2042
prudent
acting with care for the though of future
2043
psalm
a sacred song
2044
psephologist
a person who studies election trends
2045
pseudonym
author using diffrent name instead of his name
2046
psyche
the human soul, mind, or spirit.
2047
psychic
Capable of reading mind (dr-xmen)
2048
psychologist
one who studies the working of human mind
2049
psychopathology
the study of mental disease
2050
psychotherapy
treatment of mental illness
2051
pugnacious
quarrelsome
2052
pugnacity
inclined to fight or to be aggressive
2053
pulpit
a small platform in a church that is like a box where the priest stand to speak to peoples
2054
pun
the Clever or humorous use of words that has more than one meaning or of words that have different meaning but of same sound#I was struggling to figure out how lightning works, but then it struck me. The grammarian was very logical. He had a lot of comma sense.
2055
punctilious
very careful to behave correctly
2056
punitive
intended to punishment
2057
punter
a person who gambles or bets
2058
purgative
a medicine ment to clear body of harmful substance
2059
purge
to get rid of peoples who you dont like
2060
purist
a person who is particular about correctness in the use of words
2061
purloin
to steal something or use without permission
2062
pyre
a heap of combustible material, especially one burning a corpse as a part of funeral ceremony
2063
pyrotechnics
the art of making fireworks
2064
quack
a person who dishonestly claim to have medical knowledge or skill
2065
quadruped
an animal with four feet
2066
quantum
unit of something
2067
quarantine
act to separation to avoid infection
2068
quell
to stop something especially by using force
2069
quench
Satisfy
2070
querulous
COMPLAINING
2071
query
a question or doubt
2072
quest
try to search for something
2073
questionnaire
a list of question to be answered by group of peoples
2074
quibble
to argue or complain about a small matter on an important detail
2075
quiescent
dormant, at rest
2076
quietude
state of stillness, calmness, and quiet in a person or place
2077
quintupled
five children born at same time
2078
quisling
one who collaborates with the enemy inside or outside one's country
2079
quiver
nadukkam,tremble
2080
quotation
a passage often quoted
2081
racial
related to race 🏇
2082
racism
discriminatory or abusive behavior towards member of an another race
2083
raconteur
a person who is good at telling stories in an intresting and amusing way
2084
rafter
one of the sloping piece of wood that support the roof
2085
rambler
a person who walks in the countryside for pleasure especially as part of organised group
2086
rancid
having an unpleasant taste/smell (decomposed smell)
2087
rancor
வெறுப்பு, bitterness
2088
rankle
irritate
2089
ransom
money paid to get a person freed from captivity
2090
rapacious
wanting more money or goods than you have a right to
2091
rapport
a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
2092
confirm formally by signing it or voting for it
confirm formally by signing it or voting for it
2093
rationalist
a person who believes that every decision must be based on practical sense rather than emotion /religious belief
2094
rattle
to make or cause to make a rapid succession of short, sharp knocking sound
2095
raucous
கரகரப்பான,cacophony
2096
ravenous
extremely hungry
2097
raze
to destroy
2098
rebate
reduction of tax or debit
2099
rebel
a person who takes arms against the government of his own country
2100
rebellious
one who opposes the system
2101
rebuff
to refuse a helpful suggestion
2102
scold harshly
scold harshly
2103
recalcitrant
one who is unwilling to obey order
2104
recant
you say Publically that you don't have that old belief of yours now
2105
recapitulate
repeat of the main point
2106
receptacles
and hollow object used to contain something
2107
reciprocate
to give and receive mutually
2108
reciprocity
practice of give and take
2109
recite
To say Somebody what you are memorize (oppikarathu)
2110
consequence of one's action
consequence of one's action
2111
recluse
one who lives alone and avoids company
2112
recompense
compensation
2113
reconcile
agreement
2114
reconnaissance
information gathered activity about the enemy force
2115
recuperate
to recover from illness
2116
recurring
to happening again and again
2117
red-tapism
too much official formalities
2118
redundancy
when something is unnecessary because it is more than what needed
2119
redundant
Unnecessary
2120
reef
a long line of rocks/stand near the surface of sea
2121
referendum
an occasion when all the people of the country can vote for an important issue
2122
reflex
an action or a movement of your body that happens naturally in response to something that you cannot control
2123
reformatory
சீர்திருத்தப்பள்ளி
2124
refrain
resist doing something
2125
refuge
shelter /protection from danger or trouble
2126
refute
to say/ prove that a person opinion is wrong
2127
regard
best wishes - RESPECT
2128
regicide
the crime of killing king or queen
2129
regime
a government, especially an authoritarian one.
2130
registrar
a person who keeps record or registration in a university or town council
2131
regress
return to a former or less developed state -
2132
reign
the monarch's period of rule
2133
reimburse
Compensation
2134
rein
a long narrow leather band that is attached to a metal bar of horse used to control it
2135
relapse
Detoriate again after temporary improvement
2136
relegate
reduce to low position
2137
religionalism
desire of peoples of particular religion to have more political and economical independence
2138
relinquish
கைவிடpatta
2139
relish -
great enjoyment -
2140
reluctant
Unwilling
2141
remind
to cause to remember someone or something
2142
responsive
responsive
2143
to think ,talk /write about an happy time in your past
to think ,talk /write about an happy time in your past
2144
pardon for forgiveness for breaking religious laws
pardon for forgiveness for breaking religious laws
2145
remonstrate
argue in protest /opposition
2146
remorse
feelings of guilt or regret
2147
rendezvous
place fixed for meeting or assembly
2148
rendition
the performance of something (song,dance)
2149
renegade
a person who changes his religious belief to something else or his support to a nation to other
2150
renewable
which can be used again and | Again
2151
Resign or give up the position of organisation or being an heir etc
Resign or give up the position of organisation or being an heir etc
2152
reparation
the act of giving/doing something to show that they are sorry for the suffering they have caused
2153
repartee
witty and clever answer
2154
repatriate
to send back a person to his own country
2155
repent
to fell/show sorry for some bad thing you have done before
2156
repercussion
effect of some event,action or desition
2157
Consequence
Consequence
2158
replica
an exact copy
2159
repose
a condition of rest and feeling calm
2160
repository
a place where something is stored at large quantities
2161
reprehensible
deserving censure
2162
reprieve
a cancellation or postponement of a punishment.
2163
republic
a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body or citizen who can elect people to represent them
2164
repugnant
unpleasant behavior or belief
2165
requiem
prayer of dead
2166
- cancel, or repeal
- cancel, or repeal
2167
resent
feeling bitterness or indignation at circumstances action or person
2168
resentment
feeling of dislike
2169
resort
a place for improving one's health
2170
respite
relief from something
2171
responsive
react quickly and positively
2172
restitution
return of object stolen or lost
2173
restive
unable to remain still, silent, or submissive, especially because of boredom or dissatisfaction
2174
revival of ideas which had been forgotten for some time
revival of ideas which had been forgotten for some time
2175
to bring someone back to life
to bring someone back to life
2176
give tit for tat
give tit for tat
2177
reticent
one who speak less
2178
reticule
a woman's drawstring handbag usually used in 18th and 19th century
2179
retinue
group of attendants and servants going with a person
2180
retrace
To do the same which is done just before
2181
to move away from a place
to move away from a place
2182
retrenchment
reduction of expense
2183
retrieve
to find and bring back something
2184
retrospective
an effect which has a reference to the past
2185
reveille
a sound intended to wake up soldiers
2186
revel
to spend time enjoying yourself in a noisy enthusiastic way;make merry
2187
reverence
Respect
2188
reverie
DAYDREAM
2189
review
a formal assessment of something with the intention of instituting change if necessary
2190
reviver
one that brings back (revive)
2191
the act of cancelling the law,desition, promise etc
the act of cancelling the law,desition, promise etc
2192
- cancel, or repeal
- cancel, or repeal
2193
rhetoric
speech/writing to influence people but not completely honest or sincear
2194
richter
a system measuring how strong the earthquake is
2195
ridicule
Mockery
2196
rigorous
then carefully with a lot of attention to details
2197
risible
capable of laughing for provoking others to laugh
2198
robust
strong and healthy
2199
rotunda
round building or hall especially with the curved roof
2200
rout
Defeat
2201
ruminate
you are thinking something and you don't hear what others are saying even when they say your name#######to chew the cud---- thinking something again and again
2202
rumors
unverified information
2203
rumour
piece of news that may or may not be true
2204
ruthless
hard and cruel
2205
the act of doing deliberate damage to equipment transport machine etc (sabam)
the act of doing deliberate damage to equipment transport machine etc (sabam)
2206
an important religious ceremony
an important religious ceremony
2207
treatment something holy without respect
treatment something holy without respect
2208
one who obtains pleasure by hurting others
one who obtains pleasure by hurting others
2209
a very wise person
a very wise person
2210
- most noticeable or important
- most noticeable or important
2211
good for health
good for health
2212
silver plate
silver plate
2213
salvation
the act of saving someone from danger,loss ,sin etc
2214
salvo
the act of firing several guns at same time to mark and occasion ,
2215
samaritan
a person who helps a stranger in a helpless person in difficulty
2216
sanatorium
a place in which medical treatment are carried out for people's who have a chronic illness
2217
sanctity
the quality of being holy
2218
sanctuary
a shelter from danger or hardship (animals or some objects)
2219
sangfroid
the ability to remain calm in difficult and dangerous sutivations
2220
sanguine
Hopeful
2221
sarcasm
bitter and ironic remark
2222
satire
a way of criticizing a person and Idea for an institution in which you use humour to show it's fault or weakness
2223
satirist
a person who criticizes a person and Idea or institutions in which you use humour to show his fault or weakness
2224
saute
to fry quickly in little oil
2225
savage
violent and uncivilized
2226
savages
wild peoples belonging to an uncivilized, undeveloped tribe or group
2227
savoury
having good taste/smell
2228
scaffold
a platform on which criminals are executed
2229
scandal
talk that bring bad reputation to somebody
2230
scant
barely enough
2231
scapegoat
to blame somebody/something for the failure that another person has done
2232
scarce
not used often
2233
scavenger
one who cleans the street
2234
sceptic
one who is doubtful
2235
sceptre
a decorated rod carried by the king and the queen at ceremonies as a symbol of powers
2236
scoundrel
- a dishonest or unscrupulous man -
2237
scrap
small piece /argument
2238
screech
cry out in shrill voice
2239
scrimmage
confuse struggle or fight
2240
scrimp
one who lives cheaply and spend little
2241
scrupulous
diligent (extremely attentive)
2242
scuff,graze
abrasion
2243
scullery
a place of washing dishes adjoining the kitchen
2244
sculptor
a person who carves out figures
2245
scum
a layer of dirt or forth on the surface of liquids
2246
scurrilous
severely abusive writings in journals
2247
scurry
move hurriedly with short steps
2248
seasoned
having a lot of experience
2249
secular
a government in which all religion honoured
2250
sedative
a drug taken for calming or sleep inducive effect
2251
sedition
act or speech for inciting the public against the government
2252
seer
one who tells what will happen in future
2253
seismograph
an instrument for detecting earthquake tremor
2254
semantics
the study of meaning of words and phrases
2255
senility
extreme old age when a man behave like fool,dotage
2256
sensuous
relating to physical sense/physically attractive
2257
septuagenarian
a person between 70-79 years old
2258
serendipity
the fact that something interesting or pleasant happening by chance
2259
sericulture
rasing of silk worms in order to obtain raw silk
2260
sermon
talk on a religious or moral subject, especially one given during a church service and based on a passage from the Bible.
2261
seroculture
raising of a bacterial culture of blood serum
2262
sever
to cut something into two pieces
2263
severe
extremely bad or unpleasant in degree or quality
2264
sexagenarian
person between the ages of 60 to 69
2265
shacks
a small building usually made of wood ./metal that has not been built well
2266
shag
a carpet or rug with long rough pile
2267
shambles
a state of confusion
2268
sheath
a case in which sword is kept
2269
shipwright
a person who build ship
2270
shirk
to avoid work or duty
2271
shiver
to shake slightly and uncontrollably as a result of being cold frightened or exited
2272
shoal
a large number of fish swimming together as a group
2273
shrapnel
fragments from an exploded mine or bomb | 2.small metal piece exploded from 💣
2274
shrew
an ill tempered woman
2275
shrewd
based on clear understanding and judgement
2276
shroud
hide
2277
shrug
to raise and then lower the shoulder to show lack of knowledge or interest
2278
shuttle
go back and forth
2279
sibilant
making or characterized by a hissing sound
2280
siesta
period of rest or sleep after the lunch
2281
simile
a word or phrase that compare something to something else
2282
simultaneous
occurring at same time
2283
sinecure
a job that you are paid for even though it involves little or no work
2284
sinophile
a person who demonstrates strong interest and love for Chinese culture
2285
siren
a woman who is considered to be very attractive but dangerous
2286
site
place where something is built
2287
sizzle
food making a hissing sound when it is fried
2288
skeptical
having doubts over something
2289
slanderer
one who attacks the reputation of another by speaking falsely about him
2290
slay
Murder
2291
slippery
that which cannot be captured
2292
slither
- move smoothly over a surface#orrnthu selvathu
2293
slough
the dead skin of snake
2294
smother
kill by suffocation (especially by covering the space with something )
2295
snare
trap(snake)
2296
sneering
scolding badly
2297
snout
the projecting nose and mouth of an animal, especially a mammal.
2298
sobriquet
a person's nickname
2299
sociology
study of classification of human society
2300
sojourn
stay for short time
2301
solace
comfort in time of distress
2302
solemnize
to perform religious ceremony especially a marriage
2303
solicit
Simply asking something or | approve someone to offer sex for money
2304
solidarity
support
2305
soliloquy
inner mind voice in drama spoke aloud without opening mouth so that audience will know what he thinks
2306
solvent
a person who is able to pay his debt ;or not in debt
2307
sombre
- dark or dull in colour or tone
2308
somnambulist
one who walks while sleeping
2309
somniloquist
one who talks while sleeping
2310
sonnet
a poem of fourteen lines
2311
sonorous
having a deep and pleasant sound
2312
soothe
reduce pain or discomfort in (a part of the body).,satisfy
2313
soporific
a drug or other substance that induces sleep
2314
soprano
a singer with a high pitched voice
2315
sororicide
the act of killing ones sister
2316
souvenir
a think that you keep to remind yourself of the place memento
2317
sovereignty
supreme power or authority
2318
sow
vithaikurathu 1. vetha vethaikurathu 2. venai vethaikurathu
2319
span
the distance /interval between two point
2320
spank
to beat with ones hand or flat object
2321
spasm
a painful and involuntary muscular contraction
2322
spectacle
a public display or performance
2323
spectre
something unpleasant that peoples are afraid might happen in future
2324
speleology
the scientific study of caves
2325
spell
a short period of time during which something lasts
2326
spendthrift
one who spends money extravagantly
2327
spinster
a woman who is not married, especially an older woman who is not likely to marry
2328
spire
tall pointed structure on the top of building especially a church
2329
spirited
full of energy determination or courage
2330
spiritualism
relief that the only reality in the world is spirt
2331
splendid
extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive -
2332
splinters
small,thin sharp piece of wood metal and glass
2333
spoonerism
a mistake in which you change around the first sound if two words by mistake when saying them often with humorous result eg::The Lord is a shoving leopard" instead of "The Lord is a loving shepherd."
2334
sporadic
occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated.
2335
spouse
life partner
2336
sprain
an injury to an joint in your body(wrist/ankle)caused by suddenly twisting it
2337
sprightly
full of life and energy
2338
sprint
to run at full speed over a short distance
2339
spurious
false and not what it appears to be
2340
squirm
to move from side to side in an awkward way because of nervousness and painful
2341
stack
a pile of objects typically one which is neatly arranged
2342
stagger
to walk showing imbalance
2343
stale
a thing or food which is not good
2344
stampede
a sudden rush of frightened people or animals
2345
statesmanship
skill in managing state affairs
2346
stationer
a person who sells writing material
2347
stature
the importance and respect that a person has because of his ability and achievement
2348
steadfast
no change in your attitudes or aim
2349
stealthily
secretly done
2350
steam
to cook by heating it in steam of boiling water
2351
stenciling
made by stencil (sandya)
2352
stenographer
one who writes by shorthand
2353
sterile
incapable of reproducing, deficient in originally or creatively
2354
sterilize
to free anything from germs , make free from bacteria
2355
stevedore
one who loads and uploads ships
2356
stickler
a person who insist something
2357
stimulate
a substance that rises levels of physiological or nervous activity in body
2358
stioc
person different to pleasure and pain
2359
stoic
a person who is able to suffer pain 😢or pleasure without complaining to other
2360
stoicism
indifferent to pleasure or pain
2361
stoker
karri ali podravan A person whose job is to add coal or fuel to fire especially on ship or steam train
2362
stowaway
one who hides in a ship for free ride
2363
strangle
to kill by pressing the throat
2364
stratagem
a dishonest plan to get things done
2365
stride
to walk with long steps in particular direction
2366
stringent
strict, precise, and exacting.
2367
stroke
an act on hitting
2368
stroll
short walk for pleasure or exercise
2369
stroller
a person who enjoys relaxed slow walk
2370
stub
short remaining end of cigarette
2371
stupendous
extremely large or impressive
2372
stylistics
the study of style and the method used in written language
2373
subaltern
any officer in British army who is lower in rank than a captain
2374
subdue
to bring under control
2375
subjugate
to defeat somebody and bring under control
2376
sublimate
to direct the energy into activities that are consider to be socially more acceptable
2377
submerged
spiritualism
2378
submissive
quiet, gentle,
2379
subpoena
a written order to attend court as a witness to give evidence
2380
subservient
too willing to obey other peoples
2381
subsistence
income just sufficient to live on
2382
substantiate
provides evidence to prove truth
2383
subterfuge
1. a trick or a dishonest way of achieving something | 2. an action of hiding something from someone
2384
subtle
small but important
2385
succinct
expressed clearly and in few words
2386
succore
help given to someone in need
2387
suitor
a man who wants to marry a particular woman
2388
sully
stain/to spoil someone perfect reputation
2389
sumptuary
regulating or controlling expenditure /personal behavior
2390
sumptuous
luxurious /showing wealth
2391
suo-moto
on its own
2392
superannauted
Outdated
2393
supercilious
thinking oneself superior to others
2394
superfluous
more than what is needed
2395
superintend
be responsible for the management (supervision, administrate etc)
2396
supersede
REPEAL
2397
supplicant
one who preys earnestly for something
2398
supposition
a belief held without proof
2399
surge
a sudden or great increase
2400
surgeon
one who treats disease by performing operation
2401
surmount
overcome a difficulty
2402
surreptitious
secretly done
2403
surveyor
a person whose occupation is to survey lands or buildings
2404
swamps
marshy land (wet land)
2405
swan song
a persons last utterance
2406
swarm
large group of insects or bees
2407
swathe
a broad strip of cloth /land
2408
sweatshop
a factory where people's are employed at very low wages for long hours at poor conditions
2409
sweeping
wide in range or effect;powerful
2410
swindler
a person who cheats somebody inorder to get something from them
2411
sycophancy
attempt to win favour by flattery
2412
syllable
in that words are divided into vowel sound
2413
syllogism
a way of arguing in which two statement are used to prove that third statement is true
2414
symposium
official meeting
2415
synagogue
a place of worship of the jews
2416
synchronize
to happen at the same time
2417
tabloid
a newspaper with small pages and the news are stylish and sensational news
2418
taciturn
person who doesnot speak too much
2419
tangible
things that can be seen or touched
2420
tanner
one who converts raw into leather
2421
tannery
the place where animal skin are tanned to make leather
2422
tantrum
fit of bad temper or anger
2423
tarragon
a plant with leaves that have a strong taste are used in cooking
2424
tarriance
Delay
2425
tartar
a person in a position of authority who is very bad tempered
2426
taunt
a remark made in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone.
2427
tautology
a statement in which you say the same thing twice in different word
2428
tawdry
cheap and gaudy
2429
taxidermy
the art of perserving skin of animals birds and fish
2430
taxonomy
the scientific process of arranging things and classify in them into groups
2431
teetotaller
a person who abstains from all kinds of alcoholic drinks
2432
telepathy
power of reading thoughts of others
2433
telescope
instrument for viewing object at a distance
2434
temerity
extremely confident behavior that people are likely to consider rude
2435
temperate
self controlled | a climate that is neither extremely hot nor cold
2436
tempest
a violent strom
2437
tempestuous
full of extreme emotions
2438
tempo
speed of any pace our activity | the speed of piece music
2439
temporal
connected with nature and it is limited by time (remember difference of temporal and temporary)
2440
tenable
easy to defend against attack or criticism
2441
tenacious
tending to keep a firm hold of something
2442
tenant
a person who pays a rent for the use of room
2443
tendentious
supporting a particular oppinion
2444
tenements
a large building divided into apartments
2445
tepid
slightly warm ,sometimes in a way that is not pleasant
2446
terrestrial
living in land
2447
terse
concise/using a few words
2448
testimonial
a formal written statement often by a former employee about somebody ability quality and charecter
2449
tetrapods
animals like lizard snake dinosaurs etc
2450
theist
a person who believe in the existence of god
2451
theocracy
a form of government run by religious heads
2452
theologian
a person who studies religion and belief
2453
theology
study of religion
2454
theosophy
a religion system of thoughts that tries to know god by means of meditation prayer etc,,,,thayanam valiyil kadavulai adaivathu
2455
thermometer
an instrument for measuring temperature
2456
thesaurus
dictionary of synonyms
2457
thespian
an actor
2458
thrifty
careful about speding money and not wasting it
2459
thumping
extremely great or important
2460
thunder
sudden large noise from the sky
2461
thunderbolt
a flash of lightening and sound of thunder
2462
tiddler
a very small fish
2463
timely
happening at exactly the right time ( favourable)
2464
timid
lacking courage
2465
tint
variety of color
2466
tiptoe
to walk on toes with heals and not touching the ground
2467
tobacconist
a person who sells tobacco
2468
a young girl who enjoys activities and games traditionally considered for boys
a young girl who enjoys activities and games traditionally considered for boys
2469
topiary
art of cutting trees and bushes into ornamental shape
2470
topology
the way the part of something are arranged and related
2471
topophilia
strong sense of place or emotional connections with physical environment
2472
tormentor
one who causes sufferings
2473
tornado
a violent storm which moves in the Terrestrial area
2474
torpid
not active, no energy lethargic
2475
totalitarianism
a system of government in which only one political party is allowed to function
2476
tout
the act/the person encouraging sale of anything
2477
tow
tow panra bike ah
2478
toxicology
study of poison
2479
traffic
illegal trade
2480
traiff
a list or table of duties payable on experts or imports
2481
trail
path
2482
traitor
one who betrays one's country
2483
tral
concerned with time or world
2484
tramp
Wandered
2485
transferred epithet
there was an official relationship between two words grammatically
2486
transgressor
one who violets ones rule or law
2487
transition
change of one state to another
2488
transitory
that which lasts only for stort time
2489
translucent
that through which light can partially pass
2490
transmigration
the passage of soul after death from one body to another
2491
transmogrification
complete change in apperance or charecter
2492
trauma
severe emotional shock
2493
traunt
one who stays away from school/work without permission
2494
travelogue
a film /movie broadcast about travel
2495
treason
the act of being not loyal
2496
trek
long hard journey especially on foot
2497
tremor
a shaking movement of earth | an involuntary quivering movements
2498
trench
a long narrow ditch
2499
trespasser
one who enters someone's land without punishment
2500
tribute
a statement made in acknowledgement gratitude or admiration homage q
2501
trichology
the study of hair and scalp
2502
triennial
taking place once in every three years
2503
trieu
a metal stand that you can put a hot dish
2504
trilogy
a group of three books ,films having same character or subject
2505
trio
a group of three(anything musicians things peoples )
2506
trite
- lacking originality or freshness
2507
tritium
a hydrogen isotope
2508
triumph
a great victory
2509
triumvirate
a group of three powerful peoples
2510
trivial
not important, not worth considering (munu road serura edathula suma katha tha adipom)
2511
trout
a group of artist
2512
truism
a truth which is often repeated
2513
truss
a framework supporting a roof, bridge or other structure
2514
turant
one who bunk the school without permission of parents
2515
turbulent
including much disorder
2516
turncoat
a person who leaves one political party to join exactly opposite to other
2517
turnstile
a barrier at entry of a building
2518
twitch
any part of body making sudden or small movement
2519
tycoon
a wealthy, powerful person in business or industry
2520
tyke
a small child who behaves badly
2521
tyrant
dictator;a person who have complete power in a country and uses it in a cruel and unfair way
2522
tyro
one who is new for proffession
2523
unaccountable
that cannot be explained or accounted for
2524
unanimity
- a general agreement
2525
unanimous
a desition taken by votes of all
2526
uncanny
strange /impossible to explain
2527
uncouth
badly brought up or rude
2528
underestimate
to estimate that one is inferior to what he really is
2529
under-privilege
poor
2530
unflinching
reminding strong and determined even in a difficult situation
2531
unheard
that nobody pays attention to
2532
unintelligible
impossible to understand
2533
uninterested
not intrested
2534
unique
the only one of its type
2535
unison
two/more things happening at same tome
2536
unmaliable
that which cant be sent by post
2537
unpleasant
disagreeable to the senses to mind or feeling
2538
unruly
not easy to control
2539
unscrupulous
Dishonest
2540
upbeat
cheerful,optimistic
2541
uphold
to support something that you think is right make sure that continues exist
2542
upholster
a person who's job is to cover the chair with cushion
2543
uproar
a loud noise
2544
uproot
to remove from their home place /root
2545
urchin
younger child who is poor and dirty often one who has no home
2546
usurer
one who lends money at exorbitant interest
2547
usurper
a person who takes somebody position
2548
utopia
an imaginary place or state in which everything is perfect
2549
uxorious
fond of one's wife /henpecked
2550
vacillate
waver between different opinions
2551
vacillation
change one's mind too quickly
2552
vacuous
not expressing or showing intelligent thought or purpose
2553
vagabond
a person who lives a wandering life
2554
vagabonds
people who have no home/job and travel place to place
2555
vague
not clearly explained
2556
vale
Valley
2557
valediction
speech in which one says good bye
2558
valetudinarian
somebody who is excessively concerned with his or her own health
2559
validate
confirm
2560
vandal
one who damages public property
2561
vandalism
damaging property
2562
vegetarian
one who eats only vegitable
2563
vehement
showing very strong feeling espeacilly anger
2564
veil
thing that women wear to conceal the face ( angle gown la face la vara netted cloth)
2565
velodrome
a track designed for cycling
2566
venal
showing or motivated susceptibility to bribery
2567
vendetta
feud in which the relatives of dead or injured take revenge
2568
venerable ****
people/thing deserving respect due to age character dignity or respect
2569
vengeance
Revenge
2570
vengeful
having or showing a desire for revenge
2571
venial
not very serious and therefore able to be forgiven
2572
venom
Poison
2573
ventriloquist
an entertainment who can speak without moving their lips and makes it look as if their voice coming from a puppet
2574
veracious
habitually speaking the truth
2575
veracity
TRUTH
2576
verbalism
a phrase or sentence having little or no meaning
2577
verbalization .
expressing something in words
2578
verbatim
exactly as spoken or written
2579
verbiage
the use of too many words or of more difficult words than or needed to express an idea
2580
verbose
using more words than needed
2581
verger
an official whose job is to take care of inside of a church and to perform some simple duties during church service
2582
verily
in a completely truthful way
2583
vermin
wild animals that are believed to be harmful to crops, farm animals, or game, or which carry disease, e.g. rodents.
2584
versatile
one who possess many talents
2585
verso
any left hand page of open book
2586
vespers
evening prayer in church
2587
vestige
a still existing small part of something
2588
veteran
a person who has lot of experience in a particular area;commonly a soilder
2589
veterinarian
one who treats animal
2590
vex
make someone feel angry ,annoyed etc
2591
vicarious
experienced in ones imagination rather than directly
2592
vicious
violent and aggressive
2593
victimize
to treat someone in cruel or unfair manner
2594
vie
to complete with one other peoples to obtain something
2595
vigorous
energetic
2596
vigour
energy force or enthusiastic
2597
vincible
possible to defeat
2598
vindicative
Justify
2599
vindictive
having or showing a desire for revenge
2600
virago
an abusive woman
2601
virology
the science of study of virus
2602
virtuoso
a person who is extremely skillful at doing something, especially playing a musical instrument
2603
virtuous
having good and moral qualities
2604
virulent
highly poisonous effect
2605
visionary
one who realise the future situations wisely
2606
viviparous
bearing living young ones and not eggs
2607
vociferous
சப்தமிடுகிற
2608
volatile
likely to change suddenly
2609
volley
a lot of bullet stone etc thrown at same time
2610
volte face
a complete change of opinion or plan
2611
voluminous
loose and lengthy cloth
2612
voluntary
of ones own free will
2613
volunteer
a person who does a job without being paid for it
2614
voracious
greedy;waiting more food 🍴🍕🍔
2615
vow
solemn promise
2616
voyage
a long journey by water or sea
2617
vulnerable
weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally
2618
vulpicide
the act of killing fox
2619
vulpine
that which looks like fox
2620
wag
a jocular person who is full of amusing anecdotes
2621
wages
payments of work done especially for labour of mechanical life
2622
wagon
a railway/rail road truck carrying goods
2623
waif
a thin and homeless child
2624
waive
kai vidapata or kai viduthal
2625
walk over
to treat somebody badly
2626
walkabout
an occasion when an important person walk among ordinary people to meet and talk to them S
2627
walkway
a passage raised above ground for people for walk
2628
wan
weak/tired
2629
wanderlust
strong desire to travel
2630
water gate
a political scandal involving abuse of power and bribery
2631
waybill
a receipt from the carrier for goods being shipped ;the list of goods/peoples being carried on vechical
2632
whim
a sudden wish to do/have something
2633
whimsical
sudden change of mood
2634
whip
sattai handle with rope to beat
2635
whirl
move or cause to move rapidly round and round.
2636
whisk
to take someone's somewhere suddenly and quickly
2637
whisper
speak in very low tone
2638
widow
widow
2639
widower
a man whose wife is dead
2640
wigwam
a type of tent used in native america
2641
wile
cheating or tricking someone for money
2642
windfall
an amount of money that is received unexpectedly
2643
wirepuller
a person is able to control or influence events without realizing it
2644
wistfulness
sad thought of something that you would like to have ,especially something in past that you no longer have
2645
wither
fade weaken
2646
withhold
to refuse to give something to somebody
2647
witty
using words in a clever and funny way
2648
woes
sorrow /distress
2649
wrangling
argument
2650
wrath
anger
2651
wreath
a arrangement of flower
2652
wreathe
to surround or cover something
2653
wretch
an unhappy person
2654
wriggle
to move by twisting and turning your body or part of it
2655
xenophobia
fear dislike or prejudice against other country people
2656
yardstick
measuring scale (one yard (dist) + stick (scale))
2657
yawn
to breath a lot of air with mouth open
2658
yearn
have an intense feeling of longing for something, typically something that one has lost or been separated from.
2659
yoke
a long piece of wood that is fastened across the neck of two animals,so that they may pull heavy loads
2660
yokel
not very interesting or intelligent in something
2661
you bet
certainly ;;;used to emphasize a statement
2662
zany
stranger or unusual in an amusing way
2663
zealot
person who show great and uncompromising enthusiasm for a religion .party,cause etc
2664
zenith
height ,peak
2665
zephyr
a gentle and mild breeze
2666
zoophilia
having affinity to animals
2667
zoophilist
a love of animals