Eng Vocab List

English V ocabulary 1 English Vocabulary

English V ocabulary 2 💡End of Page WORDS Emphasise Unnecessary Ruin W rong Aggravate “Improve the condition of” Hate Rude Embarrass Appropriate Harmful Adjust Consequences Criticise Help Cause Interpret Recover Complain Rank Prolong Unforgettable Different Impulsive Ridiculous Unexplainable Stubborn False Harmless Respect “Atrophy” Highlight Uncertain “Easily Influenced” Persuade

English V ocabulary 3 Esteemed “Reduce the amount” Unpalatable Unfiltered “T o spoil one’ s reputation” Annoying Obligatory Former Luxurious Suggest/ Assume Unexpected Relevant Ending Stupid Expert Repeatedly Ask Questions Epitome Scold Excellent Necessary “ Explain” “Alleviate” (similar) Approve Similar “W ith conviction” Important Thirrukural Impugn Unintentionally Completely Desc → Personality T raits Quantity/Diversity Irreversible Bland “Put forward an argument” Horrible/T errible Accompany “Think”

English V ocabulary 4 Speed up Acutely Right Pure T o be Involved In A Matter Unfortunate Hinder/Prevent Mainly Subtle “Directly opposed” “Uncalled for” Comprehensive Idealistic W ordy Overwhelmed/“Flooded with” Reasonably/“Just good enough” Increase “Spread information” Agree “W ork hard” Poor Pamper Sympathise “Going on” “Love” “Mess up” T ell someone to do something “Accompanying” “Make sure of” / “Find out” “Resplendent” Remove/Prevent/A void Frank/Blunt Unimpressed & Indifferent “Agreeable to something” “Understand information” “Equivalent to” Embrace/Advocate for “Evident”

English V ocabulary 5 “Marked the beginning” Lacking / “Deprived of” END

English V ocabulary 6 💡GENERAL 💡Indefatigably/Perpetually/Infinitesimal/Inconsequential 2) Callous “His callous comments about him were extremely offensive.” 3) Abstain “You should abstain from such activities.” 5) Lackadaisical (Lacking enthusiasm/Carelessly lazy) “A lackadaisical defence.” 4) Eschew (intentionally avoid something) “Most people today are doing their part by eschewing gender stereotypes.” 6) Frivolous (Having no useful or serious purpose) “Acquaintances who only offer fleeting and frivolous companionship.” 7) Incautious (Not cautious) “For you have been incautious, they nearly found out what you were up to.” 8) Fathom (Work out/comprehend) “Do not expect me to fathom out a random reskin for the way he acted.” 9) Espy (Caught sight of/Saw/Glimpse) “She espied her daughter rounding the corner.” 10) Boisterous (Exuberant/Cheerful) “He is a boisterous little boy!” 11) Reverently (Respectfully)

English V ocabulary 7 “They fell to their knees and bowed reverently.” 15) Ubiquitous (Seeming to be everywhere) “The term ‘BFF’ became so ubiquitous.” 29) Rife (Full of) “The essay was rife with spelling errors.” 30) Zenith (Peak/ Highest point) “It was the zenith of her career.” 23) Candour (Openness/Honesty/Frankness) “I admire her candour for