Dear Friends
Today I am Starting the New Series of the Special Vocabulary from Previous Years Papers. These words were not directly asked as word meaning but these are Important words Used in Passage and Cloze Test. Most of the times these words get repeated in the exam becuase these are some good level words which we don't use in our daily conversation. Try to remember all words in this sereis which I will post in Upcoming Days.
Adore – To like very much
Adroitness – Skill
Advocacy – Giving Support to a cause
Align (with) – To join or agree with someone
Amenability – Adaptability
Barbarian – Uncultured
Canvass – To discuss an idea thoroughly
Clinch – To settle or finalize
Compliance (with) – Obedience to (rule, order)
Concede – To allow or Permit
Consent – Approval to do something
Culminate – To reach the highest Point
Debunk – To show that something is false or undeserving
Degradation – Reduction in quality or status of something
Demolish - To destroy (a structure)
Denounce – To criticize
Devaluation – Reduction in the value of something
Dilute – To make something weaker in the force or effect
Egoistic – Valuing oneself too much
Elite – A group thought to be superior on any basis
Ethnic diversity – Difference among groups in view of cultural tradition
Feasibility Study – A study carried out to judge the practicality or usefulness of a project before it
starts
Forbid – To order someone not to do something
Forsake – To abandon or give up
Foster – To encourage, To help in development of Something (growth, attitude, interest)
Gregarious – Social, Liking the company of others
Humdrum - Dull, Boring events or acts
Inflammatory – Provoking violent feeling or anger (remark, speech)
Innate – In-born, In one’s nature (tendency, beauty, desire)
Inquisitive – Curious to know something
Invader – One who attacks
Miracle – A surprising and unexpected event
Mitigate – To lessen the suffering or pain
Nonplus – To confuse so much that unable to think or speak something
Overrun – To occupy a place in great numbers
Pour (into) – To come in large amount or number
Predilection (for) – A special preference or enjoyment for something
Provision – A condition in a document
Rebel – To rise in protest
Recalcitrance – Nor agreeing to any discipline or theory
Reconcile (to) – To accept an unpleasant fact
Refute – To deny (claim, charge)
Revitalise – To make something active again
Revive – To bring in existence, fashion, consciousness, health or use
Sober – Serious and gentle (nature, person)
Stalemate – A condition of dispute where solution is not possible
Stumbling-block – An obstacle or problem that prevents any progress
Take for granted – To regard something to true or sure
Thwart – To make unsuccessful
Unworthy – Not deserving
Vulnerability – Weakness
