301 Grostesque :- strange or ugly in a way that is not natural
302 Enticement
303 Millionaire (spelling)
306 Unruly:- difficult to control without discipline
an unruly crowd
307 To paddle ones own canoe (idiom) :- Be independent and self-reliant, as in It's time Bill learned to paddle his own canoe. This idiom alludes to steering one's own boat.
308 Aggression (spelling)
309 Juvenile :- of, for or involving young people who are not yet adults juvenile crime
310 Dejected :- very unhappy, especially because your are disappointed
The fans went bome dejected after watching their team lose
311 Cordial :- pleasant and friendly a cordial greeting/smile politely pleasant and friendly two nations maintaining cordial relations
312 Stringent :- (of regulations, requirements, or conditions) strict, precise, and exacting "stringent guidelines on air pollution"
313 Stern :- very serious, not smiling a stemn expression/warning
314 Lenient :- used about a punishment or person who punishes) not as strict as expected
315 Severe :- causing somebody to suffer, be upset or have difficulties Such terrible crimes deserve the severest punishment
2.extremely bad or serious severe financial difficulty/injuries/ weather conditions
316 Itinerary (spelling) :- a plan of a journey, including the route and the places that you will visit
317 Inapt :- not suitable or appropriate in the circumstances. "a more inapt name I cannot imagine"
318 Insatiable :- that cannot be satisfied; very great
an insatiable desire for knowledge an insatiable desire for knowledge
319 Repulsive :- that causes a strong feeling of disgust
320 Malevolence
325 Guardian(spelling)
324 Guilty (spelling)
325 Guidance(spelling)
326 Weary :- very tired, especially after you have been doing something for a long time
He gave a weary smile.
327 Look down upon :- look down upon is defined as to consider someone or something lesser or inferior in some way. An example of look down upon is to consider someone less intelligent than you are to be dumb or stupid. verb.
328 Rustic :- typical of the country of of country people, simple
The whole area is full of rustic charm 329 Native connected with the place where you were bom or where you have always lived
your native language/country/city
2. connected with the people who originally lived in a country before. other people, especially white people, came to live there native art/dance noun a person who was born in a particular place
a native of New York
2 OLD-FASHIONED the people who were living in Africa, America, etc. originally, before the Europeans arrived there
330 Across (spelling)
331 Already (spelling)
332 Awful (spelling) very bad or unpleasant
We had an awful holiday. It rained every day
2. terrible, very serious
I'm afraid there's been some awful
333 Alien (spelling)
334 Sacred :- connected with God, a god or religion
The Koran is the sacred book of Muslims.
2. too important and special to be changed or harmed
a sacred tradition
335 At large (idiom) 1 as a whole, in general
He is well known to scientists but not to the public at large
2. (used about a criminal, animal, etc.) not caught free
336 Elucidate :- make something clearer by explaining it
I will try to elucidate what think are the problems.
337 Illuminate :- shine light on something or to decorate something with lights
The palace was illuminated by spotlights The palace was illuminated by spotlights
2.to explain something or make something clear
336 Commission (spelling)
337 Colleague (spelling)
338 Alibi :- statement by somebody that says you were in a different place at the time of a crime and so cannot be guilty of the crime
339 Assault :- (sudden attack on somebody/ something
He was charged with assaulting a police officer.
340 Languish :- be forced to stay somewhere or suffer something unpleasant for a long time
During her illness, the languished in bed for five years.
2. to lose strength or energy and not make any progress in something
341 Forty(spelling)
342 Goodwill :- friendly, helpful feelings towards other people
The visit was designed to promote friendship and goodwill
345 Foul :-
346 Cut and dried (idiom) Badly hurt
347 Make off with :- carry something away illicitly "burglars made off with all their wedding presents
348 Persevere (spelling) :- continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure. or opposition: the action or condition or an instance of persevering. steadfastness
349 Pamphlet (spelling)
350 Pageant(spelling)
351 Portrait (spelling)
352 Rear :- the back part Smoking is only permitted at the rear of the bus
353 Furious (spelling)
354 Delicious(spelling)
355 Failure (spelling)
356 Journey (spelling)
357 Dissuade :- persuade somebody not to do something (कसक कई बाम करने स) मन करन, स्कन I tried to dissuade her from spending
the money, but she insisted. tried to dissuade her from spending the money, but she insisted.
358 Persuade :- make somebody do something by giving him/her good reasons It was difficult to persuade Leela to change her mind 359 Protagonist literature) the main character in a play film or book
360 Baits :- food or something that looks like food that is put onto a hook to catch fish, animals or birds
2. something that is used for persuading or attracting somebody
361 Kill two birds with one stone (idiom) do one thing which will achieve two results.
362 Induction :- process of introducing somebody to a new job, skill, organization, etc., an event at which this takes place
an induction day for new students
2. a method of discovering general rules and principles from particular facts: and examples
363 Indignation :- shock and anger commuters indignation at the rise in fares
364 The acid test :- way of testing if something is successful, true or good enough
The acid test of a good teacher is whether he or she can teach the weakest student in the class
365 Suzerainty :- Suzerainty in a relationship in which one state or other polity controls the foreign policy and relations of a tributary state, while allowing the tributary state to have internal autonomy The dominant state in called the "suzerain
366 Soldier (spelling)
367 Beginning (spelling)
368 Shining (spelling)
369 Emerge :- appear or come out from somewhere A man emerged from the shadows,
2. to become known.
370 Blind alley (idiom) fruitless or mistaken course or direction something that leads you nowhere or is of no use
371 Dilema
372 Convenience (spelling)
373 Athlete (spelling)
374 Mellow :- used about colours or sounds) soft and pleasant
2. (used about people) calm and relaxed
My dad's grown mellower as he's got older 375 Taste for To have interest in Sita has ni taste for classical music
376 Surrogate :- person or thing) that takes the place of somebody/something else
a surrogate mother la woman who has o baby and gives it to another woman who cannot have children]
377 Surplus :-amount that is extra or more than you need
the food surplus in Western Europe
They sell their surplus grain to other countries
373 Abort :- end something before it is complete
The company aborted the project suddenly.
to end a pregnancy early in order to prevent a baby from developing and being born alive गरभपत करवन भरणहतय करन
374 Indulgent :- allowing somebody to have or do whatever he/she wants indulgent parents
375 Diligent :- showing care and effort in your work or duties a diligent student/worker
376 Dilatory:- slow to act
"he had been dilatory in appointing a solicitor Similar slow
unhumed tardy unpunctual slack sluggish sluggardly tortoise-like idle indolent slothful lollygagging Opposite: fast prompt indolent slothful lollygagging Opposite fast prompt intended to cause delay "they resorted to dilatory tactics, forcing a postponement of peace talks
377 Dignified :- behaving in a calm, serious way that makes other people respect you dignified behaviour
378 To bark up the wrong tree :- Barking up the wrong tree is an idiomatic expression in English, which is used to suggest a mistaken emphasis in a specific context. phrase is an allusion to the mistake made by dogs when they believe they have chased a prey up a tree, but the game may have escaped by leaping
The from one tree to another.
379 essence (spelling) It was the quintessence of an Indian palace.
380 Presence(spelling)
381 Laboratory(spelling)
382 Extol :- praise enthusiastically The extolled the virtues of the Russian peoples" 383 To take a back seat allow somebody to play a more important or active role than you do in a particular situation
384 Dilute :- make a liquid weaker by adding water or another liquid
385 Abroad aboard (spelling)
387 Humane :-having or showing kindness or understanding, especially to a person or animal that is suffering Z
Zoo animals must be kept in humane conditions.
388 Grate :- rub food into small pieces using a metal tool grated cheese/carrot grated cheese/carrot
2. to annoy or irritate
noun
the metal frame that holds the wood.
coal, etc. in a fireplace
389 Grandstand :-rows of seats, usually covered by a roof, from which you get a good view of a sports competition, etc.
390 Granary :- large building for storing grains.
391 Tandem:- bicycle with seats for two people, one behind the other
392 Aeons :- extremely long period of time, thousands of years
393 Fathom :- understand something.can't fathom what he means.
noun a measure of the depth of water, 6 feet (1.8 metres)
394 Get the green light (idiom) permission to start or continue something (such as a project) His boss finally gave him the green light to start the new project.
395 Lantern (spelling)
396 Labour(spelling)
397 Laboratory (spelling)
398 Looking for needle in a haystack (idiom) someone or something that is very hard to find Searching for your earring at the park will be like looking for a needle in a haystack
399 Pacifist
400 Ridiculous (spelling)
