Wide vocab is vital in present time whether in daily life or in competition exams. There are two ways to incease your vocab first read (whatever whenever wherever) ,catch new words, find their meaning and absorb it. Second one is to memorize words drectly .So here i am providing you some words which you need to know. There are two lists :
1. Abate – v – subside or moderate.
2. Aberrant – adj – abnormal or deviant
3. Abeyance – n – suspended action
4. Abscond – v – depart secretly and hide
5. Abstemious – adj – sparing in eating and drinking temperate
6. Admonish – v – warn; reprove.
7. Adulterate – v – make impure by adding inferior or tainted substances
8. Aesthetic – artistic dealing with or capable of appreciating the beautiful
9. Aggregate – v – gather; accumulate
10.Alacrity – n – cheerful promptness; eagerness
11.Alleviate – v – relieve
12.Amalgamate – v – combine; unite in one body
13.Ambiguous – adj – unclear or doubtful in meaning
14.Ambivalence – n – the state of having contradictory or conflicting emotionalattitudes
15.Ameliorate – v – improve
16.Anachronism – n – something or someone misplaced in time
17.Analogous – adj – comparable
18.Anarchy – n – absence of governing body; state of disorder
19.Anomalous – adj – abnormal; irregular
20.Antipathy – n – aversion; dislike
21.Apathy – n - lack of caring; indifference
22.Appease – v – pacify or soothe; relieve
23.Apprise – v - inform
24.Approbation – n – approval
25.Appropriate – acquire; take possession of for one’s own use
26.Arduous – adj – hard; strenuous
27.Artless – adj – without guile; open and honest
28.Ascetic – adj – practicing self-denial; austere
29.Assiduous – adj- diligent
30.Assuage – v – ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)
31.Attenuate – v – make thinner; weaken or lessen (in density, force, degree)
32.Audacious – adj – daring bold
33.Austere – forbiddingly stern; severely simple and unornamented
34.Autonomous – self-governing
35.Aver – assert confidently or declare; as used in law, state, formally as a fact
36.Banal – hackneyed; commonplace; trite; lacking originality
37.Belie – contradict; give a false impression
38.Beneficent – kindly; doing good
39.Bolster – support; reinforce
40.Bombastic – pompous; using inflated language
41.Boorish – rude; insensitive
42.Burgeon – grow forth
43.Burnish – make shiny by rubbing; polish
44.Buttress – support; prop up
45.Cacophonous – discordant; inharmonious
46.Capricious – unpredictable; fickle
47.Castigation-punishment; severe criticism
48.Catalyst – agent that influences the pace of a chemical reaction while it remains
unaffected and unchanged; person or thing that causes action
49.Caustic – burning; sarcastically biting
50.Chicanery – trickery; deception
51.Coagulate – thicken; congeal; clot
52.Coda – concluding section of a musical or literary composition; something that
rounds out, summarizes, or concludes
53.Cogent – convincing
54.Commensurate – corresponding in extent, degree, amount; proportionate
55.Compendium – brief; comprehensive summary
56.Complaisant – trying to please; overly polite; obliging
57.Compliant – yielding; conforming to requirements
58.Conciliatory – reconciling; soothing
59.Condone – overlook; forgive; give tacit approval; excuse
60.Confound – confuse; puzzled
61.Connoisseur – person competent to act as a judge of art
62.Contention – claim; thesis
63.Contentious – quarrelsome
64.Contrite – penitent; repentant
65.Conundrum – riddle; difficult problem
66.Converge – approach; tend to meet; come together
67.Convoluted – coiled around; involved; intricate
68.Craven – cowardly
69.Daunt – intimidate; frighten
70.Decorum – propriety; orderliness and good taste in manners
71.Default – failure to act
72.Deference – courteous regard for another’s wish
73.Delineate – portray; depict; sketch
74.Denigrate – blacken
75.Deride – ridicule; make fun of
76.Derivative; unoriginal; obtained from another source
77.Desiccate – dry up
78.Desultory – aimless; haphazard; digressing at random
79.Deterrent – something that discourage; hindrance
80.Diatribe – bitter scolding; invective
81.Dichotomy – split; branching into two parts (usually contradictory)
82.Diffidence – shyness
83.Diffuse – wordy; rambling; spread out
84.Digression – wandering away from the subject
85.Dirge – lament with music
86.Disabuse – correct a false impression; undeceive
87.Discerning – mentally quick and observant; having insight
88.Discordant – not harmonious; conflicting
89.Discredit – defame; destroy confidence in; disbelieve
90.Discrepancy – lack of consistency; difference
91.Discrete – separate; unconnected; consisting of distinct parts
92.Disingenuous – lacking genuine candor; insincere
93.Disinterested; unprejudiced
94.Disjointed – lacking coherence; separated at the joints
95.Dismiss – eliminate from consideration; reject
96.Disparage – belittle
97.Disparate – basically different; unrelated
98.Dissemble – disguise; pretend
99.Disseminate – distribute; spread; scatter
100. Dissolution – disintegration; looseness in morals
101. Dissonance – discord; opposite of harmony
102. Distend – expend; swell out
103. Distill – purify; refine; concentrate
104. Diverge – vary; go in different directions from the same point
105. Divest – strip; deprive
106. Document – provide written evidence
107. Dogmatic – opinionated; arbitrary; doctrinal
108. Dormant – sleeping; lethargic; latent
109. Dupe – someone easily fooled
110. Ebullient – showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm
111. Eclectic – selective; composed of elements drawn from disparate sources
112. Efficacy – power to produce desired effect
113. Effrontery – impudence; shameless boldness; sheer nerve; presumptuousness
114. Elegy – poem or song expressing lamentation
115. Elicit – draw out by discussion
116. Embellish – adorn; ornament; enhance, as a story
117. Empirical – based on experience
118. Emulate – imitate; rival
119. Endemic – prevailing among a specific group of people or in a specific area or country
120. Enervate – weaken
121. Engender – cause; produce
122. Enhance – increase; improve
123. Ephemeral – short-lived; fleeting
124. Equanimity – calmness of temperament; composure
125. Equivocate – lie; mislead; attempt to conceal the truth
126. Erudite – learned; scholarly
127. Esoteric – hard to understand; known only to the chosen few
128. Eulogy – expression of praise, often on the occasion of someone’s death
129. Euphemism – mild expression in place of an unpleasant one
130. Exacerbate – worsen; embitter
131. Exculpate – clear from blame
132. Exigency – urgent situation; pressing needs or demands; state of requiring immediate attention
133. Extrapolation – projection; conjecture
134. Facetious – joking (often inappropriately)
135. Facilitate – help bring about; make less difficult
136. Fallacious – false; misleading
137. Fatuous – brainless; inane; foolish, yet smug
138. Fawning – trying to please by behaving obsequiously, flattering, or cringing
139. Felicitous – apt; suitably expressed; well chosen
140. Fervor – glowing ardor; intensity of feeling
141. Flag – droop; grow feeble
142. Fledgling – inexperienced
143. Flout – reject; mock; show contempt for
144. Foment – stir up; instigate
145. Forestall – prevent by taking action in advance
146. Frugality – thrift, economy
147. Futile – useless; hopeless; ineffectual
148. Gainsay – deny
149. Garrulous – loquacious; wordy; talkative
150. Goad – urge on
151. Gouge – overcharge
152. Grandiloquent – pompous; bombastic; using high-sounding language
153. Gregarious – sociable
154. Guileless – without deceit
155. Gullible – easily deceived
156. Harangue – long, passionate, and vehement speech
157. Homogeneous – off the same kind
158. Hyperbole – exaggeration; overstatement
159. Iconoclastic – attacking cherished traditions
160. Idolatry – worship of idols
161. Immutable – unchangeable
162. Impair – injure; hurt
163. Impassive – without feeling; imperturbable; stoical
164. Impede – hinder; block
165. Impermeable – impervious; not permitting passage through its substance
166. Imperturbable – calm placid
167. Impervious – impenetrable; incapable of being damaged or distressed
168. Implacable – incapable of being pacified
169. Implicit – understood but not stated
170. Implode – burst inward
171. Inadvertently – unintentionally; by oversight; carelessly
172. Inchoate – recently begun; rudimentary; elementary
173. Incongruity – lack of harmony; absurdity
174. Inconsequential – insignificant; unimportant
175. Incorporate – introduce something into a larger whole; combine; unite
176. Indeterminate – uncertain; not clearly fixed; indefinite
177. Indigence – poverty
178. Indolent – lazy
179. Inert – inactive; lacking power to move
180. Ingenuous – naïve and trusting; young; unsophisticated
181. Inherent – firmly established by nature or habit
182. Innocuous – harmless
183. Insensible – unconscious; unresponsive
184. Insinuate – hint; imply; creep in
185. Insipid – lacking in flavor; dull
186. Insularity – narrow-mindedness; isolation
187. Intractable – unruly; stubborn; unyielding
188. Intransigence – refusal of any compromise; stubbornness
189. Inundate – overwhelm; flood; submerge
190. Inured – accustomed; hardened
191. Invective – abuse
192. Irascible – irritable; easily angered
193. Irresolute – uncertain how to act; weak
194. Itinerary – plan of a trip
195. Laconic – brief and to the point
196. Lassitude – languor; weariness
197. Latent – potential but undeveloped; dormant; hidden
198. Laud – praise
199. Lethargic – drowsy; dull
200. Levee – earthen or stone embankment to prevent flooding
201. Levity – lack of seriousness or steadiness; frivolity
202. Log – record of a voyage or flight; record of day-to-day activities
203. Loquacious – talkative
204. Lucid – easily understood
205. Luminous – shining; issuing light
206. Magnanimity – generosity
207. Malingerer – one who feigns illness to escape duty
208. Malleable – capable to being shaped by pounding; impressionable
209. Maverick – rebel; nonconformist
210. Mendacious – lying; habitually dishonest
211. Metamorphosis – change of form
212. Meticulous – excessively careful; painstaking; scrupulous
213. Misanthrope – one who hates mankind
214. Mitigate – appease; moderate
215. Mollify – soothe
216. Morose – ill-humored; sullen; melancholy
217. Mundane – worldly as opposed to spiritual; everyday
218. Negate – cancel out; nullify; deny
219. Neophyte – recent convert; beginner
220. Obdurate – stubborn
221. Obsequious – slavishly attentive; servile; sycophantic
222. Obviate – make unnecessary; get rid of
223. Occlude – shut; close
224. Officious – meddlesome; excessively pushy in offering one’s services
225. Onerous – burdensome
226. Opprobrium – infamy; vilification
227. Oscillate – vibrate pendulumlike; waver
228. Ostentatious – showy; pretentious; trying to attract attention
229. Paragon – model of perfection
230. Partisan – one-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party
231. Pathological – pertaining to disease
232. Paucity – scarcity
233. Pedantic – showing off learning; bookish
234. Penchant – strong inclination; liking
235. Penury – severe poverty; stinginess
236. Perennial – something long-lasting
237. Perfidious – treacherous; disloyal
238. Perfunctory – superficial; not thorough; lacking interest, care, enthusiasm
239. Permeable – penetrable; porous; allowing liquids or gas to pass through
240. Pervasive – spread throughout
241. Phlegmatic – clam; not easily disturbed
242. Piety – devoutness; reverence for God
243. Placate – pacify; conciliate
244. Plasticity – ability to be molded
245. Platitude – trite remark
246. Plethora – excess; overabundance
247. Plummet – fall sharply
248. Porous – full of pores; like a sieve
249. Pragmatic – practical (as opposed to idealistic); concerned with the practical
worth or impact of something
250. Preamble – introductory statement
251. Precarious – uncertain; risky
252. Precipitate – rash; premature; hasty; sudden
253. Precursor – forerunner
254. Presumptuous – arrogant; taking liberties
255. Prevaricate – lie
256. Probity – uprightness; incorruptibility
257. Problematic – doubtful; unsettled; questionable
258. Prodigal – wasteful; reckless with money
259. Profound – deep; not superficial; complete
260. Prohibitive – tending to prevent the purchase or use of something
261. Proliferate – grow rapidly; spread; multiply
262. Propensity – natural inclination
263. Propitiate – appease
264. Propriety 0 fitness; correct conduct
265. Proscribe – ostracize; banish; outlaw
266. Pungent – stinging; sharp in taste or smell; caustic
267. Qualified – limited; restricted
268. Quibble - minor objection or complaint
269. Quiescent – at rest; dormant; temporarily inactive
270. Rarefied – made less dense (of a gas)
271. Recalcitrant – obstinately stubborn; determined to resist authority; unruly
272. Recant – disclaim of disavow; retract a precious statement
273. Recluse – hermit; loner
274. Recondite – abstruse; profound; secret
275. Refractory – stubborn, unmanageable
276. Refute – disprove
277. Relegate – banish to an inferior position; delegate; assign
278. Reproach – express disapproval or disappointment
279. Reprobate – person hardened in sin; devoid of a sense of decency
280. Repudiate - disown; disavow
281. Rescind – cancel
282. Resolution – determination
283. Resolve – determination; firmness of purpose
284. Reticent – reserved; uncommunicative; inclined to silence
285. Reverent – respectful; worshipful
286. Sage – person celebrated for wisdom
287. Salubrious – healthful
288. Sanction – approve; ratify
289. Satiate – satisfy fully
290. Saturate – soak thoroughly
291. Savor – enjoy; have a distinctive flavor, smell, or quality
292. Secrete – hide away or cache; produce and release a substance into an organism
293. Shard – fragment, generally of pottery
294. Skeptic – doubter; person who suspends judgment until having examined the
evidence supporting a point of view
295. Solicitous – worried, concerned
296. Soporific – sleep-causing; marked by sleepiness
297. Specious – seemingly reasonable but incorrect; misleading (often intentionally)
298. Spectrum – color band produced when a beam of light passes through a prism
299. Sporadic – occurring irregularly
300. Stigma – token of disgrace; brand
301. Stint – be thrifty; set limits
302. Stipulate – make express conditions, specify
303. Stolid – dull; impassive
304. Striated – marked with parallel bands; grooved
305. Strut – pompous walk
306. Strut – supporting bar
307. Subpoena – writ summoning a witness to appear
308. Subside – settle down; descend; grow quiet
309. Substantiate – establish by evidence; verity; support
310. Supersede – cause to be set aside; replace; make obsolete
311. Supposition – hypothesis; surmise
312. Tacit – understood; not put into words
313. Tangential – peripheral; only slightly connected; digressing
314. Tenuous – thin; rare; slim
315. Tirade – extended scolding; denunciation; harangue
316. Torpor – lethargy; sluggishness; dormancy
317. Tortuous – winding; full of curves
318. Tractable – docile; easily managed
319. Transgression – violation of a law; sin
320. Truculence – aggressiveness; ferocity
321. Vacillate – waver; fluctuate
322. Venerate – revere
323. Veracious – truthful
324. Verbose – wordy
325. Viable – practical or workable; capable of maintaining life
326. Viscous – sticky, gluey
327. Vituperative – abusive; scolding
328. Volatile – changeable; explosive; evaporating rapidly
329. Warranted – justified; authorized
330. Wary – very cautious
331. Welter – turmoil; bewildering jumble
332. Whimsical – capricious; fanciful
333. Zealot – fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal (enthusiasm)
1. Abase
Means: Cause To Feel Shame
2. Aberration
Means: A State Or Condition Markedly Different From The Normal
3. Abject
Means: Most Unfortunate Or Miserable
4. Abrasive
Means: Sharply Disagreeable, Rigorous
5. Abstain
Means: Choose Not To Consume
6. Abundant
Means: Present In Great Quantity
7. Abundant
Means: Present In Great Quantity
8. Accede
Means: Yield To Another's Wish Or Opinion
9. Accentuate
Means: To Stress, Single Out As Important
10. Acclimate
Means: Get Used To A Certain Climate
11. Accomplice
Means: A Person Who Joins With Another In Carrying Out Some Plan
12. Accord
Means: Concurrence Of Opinion
13. Acerbic
Means: Harsh Or Corrosive In Tone
14. Acme
Means: The Highest Stage Of Development
15. Acquiesce
Means: To Agree Or Express Agreement
16. Acquit
Means: Pronounce Not Guilty Of Criminal Charges
17. Ad Hoc
Means: Provisional, Temporary
18. Adverse
Means: Contrary To Your Interests Or Welfare
19. Aesthete
Means: A Person Who Is Appreciative Of And Sensitive To Art And Beauty
20. Afflict
Means: Cause Physical Pain Or Suffering In
21. Allege
Means: Report Or Maintain
22. Allude
Means: Make A More Or Less Disguised Reference To
23. Ample
Means: More Than Enough In Size Or Scope Or Capacity
24. Anticipate
Means: Be Excited Or Anxious About
25. Antipathy
Means: A Feeling Of Intense Dislike
26. Apparent
Means: Obvious
27. Append
Means: Add To The Very End
28. Apt
Means: Naturally Disposed Toward
29. Arbitrate
Means: Act Between Parties With A View To Reconciling Differences
30. Artefact
Means: An Object Made By A Human Being, Typically One Of Cultural Or Historical
Interest.
31. Ascetic
Means: A Person Who Practices Such Self-discipline.
32. Aspire
Means: Have An Ambitious Plan
33. Assail
Means: Attack Someone Physically Or Emotionally
34. Asunder
Means: Into Separate Pieces
35. Atone
Means: To Doing Something Right For Some Wrong Done
36. Attire
Means: Clothing Of A Distinctive Style Or For A Particular Occasion
37. August
Means: Dignified
38. Austere
Means: Severely Simple
39. Avarice
Means: Extreme Greed For Material Wealth
40. Aversion
Means: A Feeling Of Intense Dislike
41. Avid
Means: Marked By Active Interest And Enthusiasm
42. Awe
Means: An Overwhelming Feeling Of Wonder Or Admiration
43. Awesome
Means: Amazing
44. Banality
Means: Predictable, Obvious
45. Bemused
Means: Filled With Bewilderment
46. Beseech
Means: Ask For Or Request Earnestly
47. Besiege
Means: To Attack With Army
48. Bestow
Means: Present
49. Betrothed
Means: Engaged
50. Bland
Means: Lacking Stimulating Characteristics, Uninteresting
51. Boast
Means: Show Off
52. Brag
Means: Boast
53. Brisk
Means: Active, Fast, Energetic
54. Brook
Means: A Natural Stream Of Water Smaller Than A River
55. Bully
Means: A Person Who Uses Strength Or Power To Harm Or Intimidate Those Who
Are Weaker.
56. Candid
Means: Straightforward And Truthful
57. Capitulate
Means: Surrender Under Agreed Conditions
58. Caprice
Means: A Sudden Desire
59. Cardinal
Means: Cardinal Is A High-ranking Bishop
60. Cite
Means: Make Reference To
61. Clad
Means: Dressed Or Covered
62. Cleave
Means: Separate Or Cut With A Tool, Such As A Sharp Instrument
63. Clemency
Means: Mercy, Lenience
64. Coast
Means: The Shore Of A Sea Or Ocean
65. Cohere
Means: Cause To Form A United, Orderly, And Aesthetically Consistent Whole
66. Concept
Means: An Abstract Or General Idea Inferred Or Derived From Specific Instances
67. Confer
Means: Have A Conference In Order To Talk Something Over
68. Confined
Means: Restricted
69. Conscientious
Means: Characterized By Extreme Care And Great Effort
70. Consecrate
Means: Render Holy By Means Of Religious Rites
71. Consider
Means: Deem To Be
72. Conspicuous
Means: Obvious To The Eye Or Mind
73. Constellation
Means: A Group Of Stars Forming A Recognizable Pattern That Is Traditionally
Named After Its Apparent Form Or Identified With A Mythological Figure.
74. Constrained
Means: Lacking Spontaneity, Not Natural
75. Contempt
Means: Lack Of Respect
76. Contend
Means: Compete For Something
77. Contrive
Means: Make Or Work Out A Plan For; Devise
78. Convention
Means: A Meeting, Usually Of A Particular Group
79. Cower
Means: To Shrink In Fear
80. Daunting
Means: Seeming Difficult To Deal With In Prospect.
81. Deceive
Means: Cheat, Delude, Beguile
82. Decorum
Means: Propriety In Manners And Conduct
83. Decree
Means: An Official Order That Has The Force Of Law.
84. Delicacy
Means: The Quality Of Being Beautiful And Delicate In Appearance
85. Demographer
Means: A Scientist Who Studies The Growth And Density Of Populations And Their
Vital Statistics
86. Deprave
Means: Corrupt
87. Despair
Means: A State In Which All Hope Is Lost Or Absent
88. Despicable
Means: Contemptible, Detestable, Not Lovable
89. Destitute
Means: Without The Basic Necessities Of Life.
90. Dingy
Means: Covered With Dirt
91. Disconcert
Means: Feels Confused And Out Of Sorts
92. Discreet
Means: Quiet, Prudent
93. Disposition
Means: Your Usual Mood Or Attitude Towards Life
94. Distinction
Means: A Discrimination Between Things As Different And Distinct
95. Dwell
Means: Think Moodily Or Anxiously About Something
96. Ebb
Means: Fall Away Or Decline
97. Edict
Means: A Formal Or Authoritative Proclamation
98. Edifice
Means: Building
99. Elaborate
Means: Marked By Complexity And Richness Of Detail
100. Elude
Means: Escape
101. Emulate
Means: Imitate, Compete, Mimic
102. Enduring
Means: Unceasing
103. Enjoin
Means: Give Instructions To Or Direct Somebody To Do Something With Authority
104. Enmity
Means: The State Or Feeling Of Being Actively Opposed
105. Ensue
Means: Issue Or Terminate
106. Entreat
Means: Ask For Or Request Earnestly
107. Evasive
Means: Dishonest
108. Evident
Means: Clear
109. Exalt
Means: Praise, Glorify Or Honor
110. Exasperate
Means: Irritate
111. Exert
Means: Make A Great Effort At A Mental Or Physical Task
112. Exertion
Means: Use Of Physical Or Mental Energy, Hard Work
113. Exhausted
Means: Tired
114. Explicate
Means: Elaborate, Explain
115. Exploit
Means: Draw From
116. Extort
Means: Obtain By Coercion Or Intimidation
117. Facile
Means: Arrived At Without Due Care Or Effort, Lacking Depth
118. Fancy
Means: Imagine, Conceive Of, See In One's Mind
119. Fathom
Means: Come To Understand
120. Fervent
Means: Characterized By Intense Emotion
121. Flourish
Means: Grow Vigorously
122. Foreword
Means: A Short Introduction To A Book, Preface
123. Forsake
Means: Leave Someone Who Needs
124. Fortitude
Means: Emotional Power
125. Fray
Means: A Noisy Fight
126. Fufore
Means: Excitement
127. Furnish
Means: Provide Or Equip With Furniture
128. Gentry
Means: The Most Powerful Members Of A Society
129. Germane
Means: Relevant
130. Gird
Means: Get Ready For The Dangerous Situation
131. Grapple
Means: Try To Overcome
132. Hapless
Means: Unfortunate
133. Harry
Means: Annoy Continually Or Chronically
134. Headlong
Means: In A Hasty Or Rushly Manner
135. Heed
Means: Pay Close Attention To
136. Horde
Means: A Moving Crowd
137. Humiliate
Means: Cause To Feel Shame, Hurt The Pride Of
138. Impel
Means: Cause To Move Forward With Force
139. Imposed
Means: Set Forth Authoritatively As Obligatory
140. Imposing
Means: Impressive In Appearance
141. Impudent
Means: Not Showing Due Respect For Another Person.
142. Impulsive
Means: Spontaneous Or Forceful
143. Indolent
Means: Lazy
144. Inevitable
Means: Unavoidable, Unpreventable
145. Infallible
Means: Incapable Of Failure Or Error
146. Insist
Means: Be Emphatic Or Resolute
147. Inspire
Means: To Excite, Encourage, Or Breathe Life Into
148. Instance
Means: An Occurrence Of Something
149. Insurgent
Means: A Rebel Or A Revolutionary
150. Intimate
Means: Marked By Close Acquaintance, Association, Or Familiarity
151. Intrigue
Means: Cause To Be Interested Or Curious
152. Jerk
Means: Jolt, Pull, Blockhead, Dolt
153. Keen
Means: Interest In Something, Focused
154. Kindle
Means: Catch Fire
155. Labor
Means: Any Piece Of Work That Is Undertaken Or Attempted
156. Languid
Means: Lacking Spirit Or Liveliness
157. Laquacious
Means: Talkative Or Chatty
158. Latitude
Means: Freedom From Normal Restraints In Conduct
159. Leverage
Means: Clout, Power, Influence, Advantage
160. Levy
Means: Impose (a Tax, Fee, Or Fine)
161. Loath
Means: Strongly Opposed
162. Lofty
Means: Of Imposing Height
163. Luxuriant
Means: Produced Or Growing In Extreme Abundance
164. Malice
Means: Feeling A Need To See Others Suffer
165. Manifest
Means: Reveal Its Presence Or Make An Appearance
166. Manifestation
Means: A Clear Appearance
167. Maverick
Means: Open Minded
168. Minute
Means: Very Small
169. Monetary
Means: Relating To Or Involving Money
170. Mortify
Means: Cause To Feel Shame, Hurt The Pride Of
171. Muddle
Means: Confuse, Mix Up, Confound, Jumble, Tangle
172. Multitude
Means: A Large Indefinite Number
173. Muse
Means: Reflect Deeply On A Subject
174. Muster
Means: Gather Or Bring Together
175. Nerd
Means: Geek, Techie
176. Nostalgic
Means: Sentimental, Wistful
177. Notion
Means: A General Inclusive Concept
178. Obscure
Means: Not Discovered
179. Obsolete
Means: Outdated, Superannuated
180. Odium
Means: State Of Disgrace Resulting From Detestable Behavior
181. Oppress
Means: To Use Authority To Keep Someone Down
182. Outskirts
Means: Outlying Areas
183. Pacify
Means: To Bring Peace Or Calm To The Situation
184. Parable
Means: A Short Moral Story
185. Passage
Means: A Section Of Text
186. Pathetic
Means: Pitiable, Pitiful, Paltry
187. Paucity
Means: Scarcity, Shortage, Dearth
188. Pawn
Means: Gurantee
189. Perceptible
Means: Noticeable, Sensible, Observable
190. Perish
Means: Slow Death Or Non Violent Death
191. Perpetrate
Means: Perform An Act, Usually With A Negative Connotation
192. Perplexed
Means: To Feel Completely Baffled
193. Persist
Means: Continue To Exist
194. Petrified
Means: So Frightened That Not Able To Move Or Think
195. Pious
Means: Having Or Showing Or Expressing Reverence For A Deity
196. Plead
Means: Enter A Plea
197. Plight
Means: Unfortunate Situation, Difficult
198. Poke
Means: Jab, Prod, Pry
199. Ponder
Means: Think About Carefully, Especially Before Making A Decision Or Reaching A
Conclusion.
200. Precept
Means: Rule Of Personal Conduct
201. Pretense
Means: Pretext, Sham, Excuse
202. Procrastination
Means: Act Of Delaying Something
203. Procurement
Means: Obtainment, Acquirement
204. Project
Means: A Planned Undertaking
205. Prowess
Means: Exceptional Skill Or Ability
206. Queer
Means: Strange
207. Quirk
Means: A Strange Act
208. Radiant
Means: Shining
209. Rail
Means: Criticize Severely
210. Ratify
Means: Approve And Express Assent
211. Rave
Means: Praise Enthusiastically
212. Reconciliation
Means: Rapprochement, Settlement
213. Recourse
Means: Source Of Help
214. Remorseful
Means: Feeling Or Expressing Pain Or Sorrow For Sins Or Offenses.
215. Repatriation
Means: The Act Of Returning To The Country Of Origin.
216. Repeal
Means: Cancel Officially
217. Repent
Means: Regret
218. Restraint
Means: Restriction, Reserve, Limitation, Control
219. Retaliate
Means: To Take Revenge
220. Reticent
Means: Silent
221. Retort
Means: A Quick Reply To A Question Or Remark
222. Retraction
Means: To Withdraw A Statement Or Any Charge
223. Rhetoric
Means: Using Language Effectively To Please Or Persuade
224. Sanction
Means: Give Authority Or Permission To
225. Sanctity
Means: The State Or Quality Of Being Holy, Sacred, Or Saintly.
226. Sarcastic
Means: Biting, Sardonic
227. Satire
Means: Witty Language Used To Convey Insults Or Scorn
228. Scarce
Means: Deficient In Quantity Or Number Compared With The Demand
229. Scorching
Means: Very Hot, Burning, Torrid
230. Sentinel
Means: A Person Keeping Watch
231. Shook
Means: Emotionally Disturbed Or Upset
232. Shrewd
Means: Clever
233. Slay
Means: Kill Intentionally And With Premeditation
234. Slew
Means: Large Number Or Amount
235. Slovenly
Means: Dirty
236. Sob
Means: Weep Convulsively
237. Sobbing
Means: Cry Noisely
238. Sobriquet
Means: A Person's Nickname.
239. Solace
Means: Consolation, Comfort, Relief
240. Squander
Means: Waste, Dissipate, Lavish
241. Staid
Means: Dignified, Respectable
242. Stake
Means: A Strong Wooden Or Metal Post With A Point At One End So It Can Be Driven
Into The Ground
243. Steep
Means: Having A Sharp Inclination
244. Stipulate
Means: Specify As A Condition Or Requirement In A Contract Or Agreement
245. Stock
Means: The Capital Raised By A Corporation Through The Issue Of Shares Entitling
Holders To An Ownership Interest
246. Stratum
Means: People Having The Same Social, Economic, Or Educational Status
247. Strife
Means: Quarrel, Contention, Dispute, Fight, Conflict
248. Stubborn
Means: Obstinate, Unrelenting
249. Stump
Means: Cause To Be Perplexed Or Confounded
250. Sublime
Means: Of High Moral Or Intellectual Value, Elevated In Nature Or Style
251. Subside
Means: Wear Off Or Die Down
252. Sulking
Means: Be Silent, Morose
253. Suppliant
Means: Humbly Entreating
254. Symmetry
Means: Balance Among The Parts Of Something
255. Tarry
Means: Leave Slowly And Hesitantly
256. Throng
Means: Press Tightly Together Or Cram
257. Toil
Means: To Work Hard
258. Tout
Means: To Praise Or To Boast
259. Tract
Means: A System Of Body Parts That Together Serve Some Particular Purpose
260. Trauma
Means: Serious Injury Or Shock
261. Tread
Means: A Step In Walking Or Running
262. Trifles
Means: A Thing Of Little Value Or Importance.
263. Uncouth
Means: Rough
264. Vain
Means: Unproductive Of Success
265. Valet
Means: Servant
266. Venerable
Means: Impressive By Reason Of Age
267. Venerate
Means: Regard With Feelings Of Respect And Reverence
268. Vex
Means: Cause Annoyance In, Disturb, Especially By Minor Irritations
269. Visage
Means: The Human Face
270. Wander
Means: To Move Or Cause To Move In A Sinuous, Spiral, Or Circular Course
271. Wax
Means: Grow Larger Or Increase
272. Weigh
Means: To Be Oppressive Or Burdensome
273. Wistful
Means: Showing Pensive Sadness
274. Wont
Means: A Custom Or Habit
Note : there may be some words which are in both the lists but thats not a big prob........
