Synonyms

Group 1

Group 1 · Abandon – Abstain

• Abandon — To leave somebody, especially somebody you are responsible for (छोड़ देना, त्याग देना)
• Abase — To lower someone in rank, dignity or self-respect (नीचा दिखाना, अपमानित करना)
• Aberrant — Deviating from the usual or natural type (विचलित, सामान्य से हटकर)
• Aberration — A fact, an action or a way of behaving that is not usual, and that may be unacceptable (सामान्य से अलग)
• Abhorrent — Causing a strong feeling of hate, especially for moral reasons (घिनौना)
• Ability — The quality or state of being able (क्षमता)
• Abject — Extremely bad or degrading; utterly hopeless (अत्यंत दयनीय, घोर)
• Ablaze — Burning fiercely, or brightly lit (धधकता हुआ, या जगमगाता)
• Ablute — To wash oneself (स्नान करना)
• Abnegation — The action of renouncing or rejecting something. (त्याग, अस्वीकृति)
• Abnormal — Different from what is usual in a worrying way (असामान्य, सामान्य से चिंताजनक रूप से अलग)
• Aboard — On or into a ship, aircraft or train (जहाज़ या गाड़ी पर सवार)
• Abode — The place where somebody lives (निवास-स्थान)
• Abolish — To officially end a law, a system or an institution (किसी व्यवस्था या प्रथा को औपचारिक रूप से समाप्त करना)
• Abominable — Extremely unpleasant (घृणित, अत्यंत बुरा)
• Abort — To put an end to something planned or previously agreed to (बीच में रोक देना)
• Abrasive — Rough enough to scrape, or harsh in manner (घिसने वाला, या रूखे स्वभाव का)
• Abridge — To make a book, play, etc. shorter by leaving parts out (संक्षिप्त करना, अंश छोड़कर छोटा करना)
• Abrogate — To abolish by authoritative action (क़ानून या समझौता औपचारिक रूप से रद्द करना)
• Abrupt — Sudden and unexpected often in an unpleasant way (अचानक होने वाला, या बात में रूखा)
• Abscond — To run away quickly and secretly usually to avoid getting caught (फ़रार हो जाना, चुपचाप भाग जाना)
• Absolute — Total and complete (पूर्ण, बिना शर्त या सीमा के)
• Absolve — To state formally that somebody is not guilty or responsible for something (दोषमुक्त घोषित करना)
• Absorbed — Deeply interested or involved / Having soaked or sucked up liquids (लीन, मग्न / सोखा हुआ)
• Abstain — To stay away from something (परहेज़ करना, स्वेच्छा से दूर रहना)

• Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Abject
• Choose the correct meaning of the highlighted word. The captain gave the order to abandon ship as the water flooded the lower decks.
• Select the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is presiding over an…
• Which option best replaces the underlined word without changing the meaning? Her tone was asperous, leaving no doubt that she disapproved…

Group 2

Group 2 · Abstemious – Actuate

• Abstemious — Not indulging much in food or drink; self-restrained (संयमी, खान-पान में मितव्ययी)
• Abstruse — Difficult to understand because it is deep or obscure (दुर्बोध, गहराई के कारण समझने में कठिन)
• Absurd — Extremely silly; not logical and sensible (बेतुका, तर्कहीन)
• Abundant — Existing in large quantities; more than enough (प्रचुर, बहुतायत में उपलब्ध)
• Accede — To agree to a request, proposal, etc. (माँग मान लेना)
• Accentuated — Made more noticeable (उभारा गया, ज़ोर दिया गया)
• Acceptance — The act of agreeing to receive or believe something (स्वीकृति, मान लेने या ले लेने की क्रिया)
• Access — A way of entering a place (पहुँच, प्रवेश)
• Acclaim — To praise or welcome somebody/something publicly (सार्वजनिक रूप से प्रशंसा करना)
• Accolade — Praise and approval (सम्मान या प्रशंसा)
• Accost — To approach and speak to someone boldly (आगे बढ़कर बात करना, आमना सामना करना)
• Accountable — Responsible for your decisions or actions and expected to explain them when you are asked (जवाबदेह)
• Accredit — To give somebody credit for something; to officially recognise as meeting a standard (श्रेय देना, या आधिकारिक मान्यता देना)
• Accrue — To increase over a period of time (धीरे धीरे जमा होना, ख़ासकर ब्याज)
• Accurate — Correct and true in every detail (सटीक, हर बात में बिल्कुल सही)
• Accuse — To say that someone has done something wrong (आरोप लगाना)
• Achieve — To succeed in reaching a particular goal, status or standard, especially by making an effort for a long time (मेहनत के बाद कुछ हासिल करना)
• Acknowledgement — An act of accepting that something exists or is true, or that something is there (स्वीकृति, प्राप्ति की सूचना)
• Acquiescent — Willing to do what somebody wants and accept their opinions, even if you are not sure that they are right (बिना विरोध के मान लेने वाला, सहमत हो जाने वाला)
• Acquisitive — Interested in collecting and owning things (संग्रह करने की तीव्र चाह वाला)
• Acquitted — Declared not guilty by a court (बरी किया गया)
• Acronym — A word formed from the first letters of the words that make up the name of something (आद्याक्षर से बना शब्द)
• Acted — Took action, or performed a part (कार्रवाई की, या अभिनय किया)
• Activeness — The quality of being active (सक्रियता)
• Actuate — To make a machine or device start to work (चालू करना)

• Select the most appropriate synonym of the word in bold in the given sentence. The region has abundant natural resources, making it…
• Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word ABSTRUSE
• Choose the word closest in meaning to the underlined word in the sentence. The research paper was highly abstruse, challenging even the…

Group 3

Group 3 · Acute – Advocate

• Acute — Very serious or severe (तीव्र और अचानक, या पैनी समझ वाला)
• Adamant — Determined not to change your mind or to be persuaded about something (अड़ियल, अपनी बात पर अड़ा हुआ)
• Adapt — To change to suit new conditions (अनुकूल बनाना, ढल जाना)
• Addicted — Unable to stop using or doing something as a habit (वशीभूत/किसी चीज का आदी)
• Addition — A thing that is added to something else (जोड़, वृद्धि)
• Adept — Good at doing something that is quite difficult (निपुण, किसी काम में बहुत कुशल)
• Adequate — Enough in quantity, or good enough in quality, for a particular purpose or need (पर्याप्त, उद्देश्य के लिए काफ़ी)
• Adhere — To stick firmly to something; to follow a rule or belief (चिपकना, या नियम का पालन करना)
• Adjacent — Next to something (सटा हुआ, बगल का)
• Adjourn — To stop a meeting or an official process, especially a trial, for a period of time. (बैठक को बाद के लिए स्थगित करना)
• Adjust — To change something so as to make it suitable for a new situation (थोड़ा बदलकर अनुकूल बनाना)
• Admire — To regard with respect (प्रशंसा और सम्मान की दृष्टि से देखना)
• Admit — To confess, or to allow entry (स्वीकार करना, या प्रवेश देना)
• Adore — To love somebody very much (अत्यधिक प्रेम और आदर करना)
• Adroit — Clever and showing skill (कुशल)
• Adulation — Great praise, especially when it is greater than necessary (चापलूसी भरी अत्यधिक प्रशंसा)
• Adulterated — Made less pure by having another substance added to it (मिलावटी)
• Advanced — Far ahead in development or progress (उन्नत, विकास में आगे)
• Advantage — A condition giving a greater chance of success (लाभ, बेहतर स्थिति)
• Advent — The coming of an important event, person, invention, etc. (आगमन)
• Adversary — A person that somebody is opposed to and competing with in an argument or a battle (प्रतिद्वंद्वी, विरोधी)
• Adverse — Acting against or in a contrary direction (प्रतिकूल, विपरीत या हानिकारक)
• Advised — Suggested or recommended (सुझाया हुआ)
• Advocacy — Public support that somebody gives to an idea, a course of action or a belief (पैरवी, किसी उद्देश्य का समर्थन)
• Advocate — To speak or write in favour of (किसी बात का समर्थन करना)

• Select the most appropriate synonym of the word in bold in the given sentence. The students who graduated from that school are adept at…
• Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to "admire".
• Choose the correct meaning of the highlighted word. He became adamant on this point.

Group 4

Group 4 · Aegis – Allay

• Aegis — The protection or support of a particular person or organisation (सुरक्षा में)
• Affectionate — Showing caring feelings and love for somebody (स्नेही, प्रेम जताने वाला)
• Affirmation — A positive statement that something is true (पुष्टि, सकारात्मक कथन)
• Affix — To attach something, or a letter group added to a word (चिपकाना, या शब्द में जोड़ा गया अंश)
• Affluence — The state of having a lot of money and a good standard of living (संपन्नता, धन की प्रचुरता)
• Affluent — Having a lot of money and a good standard of living (संपन्न, धनी)
• Affront — A remark that offends somebody/something (अपमान)
• Afraid — Feeling fear; frightened because you think that you might be hurt or suffer (डरा हुआ)
• Aged — Having lived a long time, or of a specified age (वृद्ध, या किसी विशेष आयु का)
• Aggravate — To make a problem, injury or situation worse; to annoy somebody (किसी समस्या या चोट को और बिगाड़ देना, या चिढ़ाना)
• Aggression — Feelings of anger and hate that may result in threatening or violent behaviour (आक्रामकता)
• Agile — Able to move quickly and easily (फुर्तीला, तेज़ी से चलने वाला)
• Agitated — Feeling troubled and unable to stay calm (विचलित, बेचैन और अशांत)
• Agitation — A state of anxiety, or an organised protest (बेचैनी, या संगठित आंदोलन)
• Agreeable — Willing to do something or allow something (स्वीकार्य, सहमत)
• Aground — Resting on the shore or stuck under shallow water (तट पर अटका हुआ)
• Aid — Help or support, or to help (सहायता, या मदद करना)
• Ailing — In poor health, or in difficulty (अस्वस्थ, या संकट में)
• Aim — A purpose or intention (लक्ष्य, उद्देश्य)
• Akin — Similar in character or nature (समान, मिलता-जुलता, सजातीय)
• Alacrity — Great willingness, eagerness or enthusiasm (उत्साह, आतुरता)
• Alert — Quick to notice and respond to something (सतर्क, तुरंत ध्यान देने वाला)
• Alienate — To make somebody less friendly towards you (दूर कर देना)
• Alive to — Fully aware of something and understanding it (किसी बात से भली-भाँति अवगत, सजग)
• Allay — To make something less strong (डर या चिंता कम करना)

• Choose the correct word from the options given showing a synonym of the word below: exacerbated
• Choose the option closest in meaning to the underlined word in the given sentence. His overly arrogant attitude aggravated the conflicting…

Group 5

Group 5 · Allege – Animate

• Allege — To state something as a fact but without giving proof (बिना सबूत के आरोप लगाना)
• Allegiance — Loyalty and support for a person, group or country (निष्ठा, वफ़ादारी)
• Alleviate — To make something less strong or bad (दर्द या समस्या को कम करना)
• Allied — Joined by agreement, or closely related (संबद्ध, मिला हुआ)
• Alluring — Attractive and exciting in a mysterious way (मोहक, बहुत आकर्षक)
• Aloof — Not involved in something; apart (अलग थलग, दूरी बनाकर रहने वाला)
• Altruist — A person who helps others unselfishly, even at a cost to himself or herself (परमार्थी, निस्वार्थ भाव से दूसरों की मदद करने वाला)
• Amass — To collect or put together a large quantity of something (धीरे धीरे बड़ी मात्रा जमा करना)
• Amaze — To surprise somebody very much; to be difficult for somebody to believe (चकित कर देना)
• Ambiguous — Not clearly stated or defined (जिसके एक से ज़्यादा अर्थ निकल सकें)
• Ambitious — Determined to be successful, rich, powerful, etc. (महत्वाकांक्षी)
• Amble — To walk slowly (at a slow, relaxed pace) (धीरे धीरे टहलना)
• Amend — To change a law, document, statement, etc. (संशोधन करना, सुधार के लिए बदलाव)
• Amiable — Friendly and easy to like (मिलनसार, सौम्य स्वभाव वाला)
• Amicable — Relating to behaviour between people that is pleasant and friendly (मैत्रीपूर्ण, बिना झगड़े का)
• Amity — A good relationship (मैत्री, सौहार्द)
• Amount — A quantity of something (मात्रा, राशि)
• Amplify — To increase something in strength, especially sound (बढ़ाना, आवाज़ या आकार में)
• Amuse — To make someone laugh or hold their interest (मनोरंजन करना, हँसाना)
• Anachronistic — Belonging to a period other than the one shown (कालविरुद्ध, अपने समय से बाहर)
• Ancillary — Providing necessary support to the main work or activities of an organization (सहायक)
• Anecdote — A short interesting story about a real person or event (किस्सा, किसी सच्ची घटना की छोटी रोचक कहानी)
• Angry — Feeling or showing strong annoyance (क्रोधित, नाराज़)
• Anguish — Great mental or physical suffering (तीव्र मानसिक या शारीरिक पीड़ा)
• Animate — To bring to life, or living (जीवंत करना, या सजीव)

• Choose the correct synonym for the underlined word. She was angry when she heard the news.
• Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word ANATHEMA
• Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. The instructions were ambiguous and caused confusion.
• Select the most appropriate synonym of the word given in brackets to complete the sentence. His _________ gesture towards his rival won…

Group 6

Group 6 · Annexure – Apothecary

• Annexure — A document attached to a main one (अनुलग्नक, मुख्य दस्तावेज़ के साथ जुड़ा काग़ज़)
• Annihilate — To destroy somebody/something/yourself completely (पूरी तरह नष्ट कर देना)
• Announce — To tell people something officially, especially about a decision, plans, etc. (घोषणा करना)
• Annoyed — Slightly angry or irritated (चिढ़ा हुआ, थोड़ा नाराज़)
• Annoying — Making somebody feel slightly angry (परेशान करने वाला)
• Annul — To declare or make legally invalid or void (विवाह या समझौते को अमान्य घोषित करना)
• Anodyne — Unlikely to offend anyone or cause them to disagree; not expressing strong opinions (निरापद और नीरस)
• Anoint — To put oil or water on somebody’s head or body as part of a religious ceremony (तेल लगाना)
• Anomalous — Different from what is normal or expected (असामान्य, नियम से हटकर)
• Answer — Something that you say, write or do to react to a question or situation (उत्तर, जवाब)
• Antagonistic — Showing active opposition (विरोधी, शत्रुतापूर्ण)
• Anthology — A collection of poems, stories, etc. that have been written by different people and published together in a book (संकलन, कई लेखकों की रचनाओं का संग्रह)
• Anticipated — Expected or regarded as probable (प्रत्याशित)
• Antiquated — Old-fashioned and no longer suitable for modern conditions. (पुराना पड़ चुका)
• Antique — Existing since or belonging to earlier times (प्राचीन, पुराने समय का और मूल्यवान)
• Antisocial — Contrary to accepted social behaviour (समाज विरोधी)
• Anxious — Feeling worried or nervous (चिंतित, घबराया हुआ)
• Apart — Separated by distance or difference (अलग, दूर)
• Apathy — The feeling of not being interested in or enthusiastic about something, or things in general (उदासीनता, रुचि या परवाह का अभाव)
• Apex — The top or highest part of something (शिखर, सर्वोच्च बिंदु)
• Aplenty — In abundance (प्रचुर मात्रा में)
• Aplomb — Self-confidence or assurance, especially when in a demanding situation (आत्मविश्वास, संयम)
• Apocalyptic — Describing very serious damage and destruction in past or future events (विनाशकारी)
• Apologetic — Expressing regret about something (खेदपूर्ण)
• Apothecary — A person who made and sold medicines in the past (दवा बेचने वाला)

• Choose the word that is most opposite in meaning to "anxious".
• Select the correctly spelt word.

Group 7

Group 7 · Appalling – Aromatic

• Appalling — Extremely bad, especially from a moral point of view (भयावह, स्तब्ध कर देने वाला)
• Apparent — Easy to see or understand (स्पष्ट, आसानी से दिख या समझ आने वाला)
• Appealing — Attractive or interesting (आकर्षक, मन को भाने वाला)
• Appease — To make somebody calmer or less angry by giving them what they want (माँग मानकर किसी को शांत करना)
• Appendage — A thing that is added or attached to something larger or more important (किसी बड़ी वस्तु से जुड़ा छोटा हिस्सा, उपांग)
• Appetizing — Making you feel hungry or thirsty (स्वादिष्ट)
• Applause — Praise expressed by clapping (तालियों से जताई गई सराहना)
• Apply — To make a formal request, or to put into use (आवेदन करना, या लागू करना)
• Appraise — To judge the value or quality of somebody/ something (मूल्यांकन करना)
• Apprehend — To catch somebody and arrest them (गिरफ़्तार करना)
• Apprehension — A fear that something unpleasant is going to happen (आशंका, अनिष्ट का भय)
• Apprentice — A young person who works for an employer for a fixed period of time in order to learn the particular skills needed in their job (शिक्षु, किसी कुशल कारीगर से काम सीखने वाला)
• Approaching — Coming nearer in time or space (निकट आता हुआ)
• Appropriate — Suitable or fitting for a particular purpose (उपयुक्त, उचित, संदर्भ के अनुकूल)
• Apt — Suitable or appropriate in the circumstances (उपयुक्त)
• Aptitude — Natural ability or skill (अभिरुचि, किसी काम के लिए स्वाभाविक योग्यता)
• Arcade — A covered passage with shops (ढका हुआ बाज़ार मार्ग)
• Ardent — Very enthusiastic and showing strong feelings about something/ somebody (उत्कट, गहरे उत्साह वाला)
• Arduous — Requiring great effort, very difficult (श्रमसाध्य, बहुत कठिन)
• Argue — To give reasons for or against something (तर्क देना, पक्ष या विपक्ष में)
• Argumentation — The process of reasoning systematically (तर्क प्रस्तुति)
• Arid — (Used about land or climate) very dry; with little or no rain (शुष्क, बहुत कम वर्षा वाला)
• Arise — To come into being, or to get up (उत्पन्न होना, या उठना)
• Aroma — A pleasant smell that is easy to notice (सुगंध, ख़ासकर खाने पीने की)
• Aromatic — Having a pleasant and distinctive smell (सुगंधित)

• Choose the correct meaning of the highlighted word. If the court finds the division equitable, it will approve it.
• Choose the option that best expresses the meaning of the highlighted word in the sentence. Despite the arduous journey, the researchers…

Group 8

Group 8 · Arouse – Assume

• Arouse — To awaken a feeling or a person (जगाना, भाव जगाना)
• Arraign — To call or bring someone before a court to answer a criminal charge (आरोप का उत्तर देने के लिए अदालत में पेश करना)
• Arrange — To put in order, or to make plans for (क्रम में लगाना, या व्यवस्था करना)
• Array — A group or collection of things or people, often one that is large or impressive (समूह)
• Arrogance — The behaviour of a person who feels superior to others; haughtiness (अहंकार, अपने को बहुत बड़ा समझना)
• Artful — Clever at getting what you want, sometimes by not telling the truth (चालाकी भरा, धूर्त तरीक़े से चतुर)
• Artistic — Having creative skill (कलात्मक)
• Ashamed — Feeling embarrassed by one's conduct (लज्जित)
• Asleep — In a state of sleep (सोया हुआ)
• Asphyxiate — To cause someone to be unable to breathe, usually resulting in that person's death (दम घोंटना, गला घोंटना)
• Aspire — To have a strong desire to achieve or to become something (आकांक्षा रखना)
• Assail — To attack violently (आक्रमण करना)
• Assassinate — To murder by sudden or secret attack often for political reason (किसी महत्वपूर्ण व्यक्ति की हत्या करना)
• Assault — The crime of attacking somebody physically (हमला, हिंसक शारीरिक आक्रमण)
• Assemblage — A collection of things gathered together (संग्रह, जमावड़ा)
• Assembly — A group of people who have been elected to meet together regularly for a particular purpose (सभा, या विधान सभा)
• Assent — Official agreement to something (औपचारिक सहमति)
• Assertion — A statement saying that you strongly believe something to be true (दृढ़ कथन, दावा)
• Assertive — Expressing opinions or desires strongly and with confidence, so that people take notice (दृढ़ता से अपनी बात रखने वाला)
• Assess — To judge the value or quality of something (आँकना, मूल्य या गुणवत्ता का निर्णय करना)
• Assimilate — To absorb information, or to become part of a group (आत्मसात करना, या किसी समूह में घुल मिल जाना)
• Assist — To help somebody to do something (सहायता करना, किसी काम में मदद देना)
• Assortment — A collection of different things or of different types of the same thing (विविध वस्तुओं का मिश्रण)
• Assuage — To make an unpleasant feeling less severe (कष्ट या भाव की तीव्रता कम करना)
• Assume — To accept something as true without proof; to take on a role or responsibility (बिना प्रमाण मान लेना, या ज़िम्मेदारी सँभालना)

• Choose the closest synonym of the underlined word to complete the given sentence. It is the most arrant and a ________ nonsense statement…
• Select the most appropriate synonym of the word in bold. After reading his teacher’s notes, Jim could only assent that he had not spent…

Group 9

Group 9 · Assurance – Automobile

• Assurance — A positive declaration meant to give confidence (आश्वासन, भरोसा दिलाने वाला कथन)
• Astonished — Greatly surprised (अत्यंत आश्चर्यचकित)
• Astonishment — A feeling of very great surprise (अत्यधिक आश्चर्य)
• Astronomical — Very large (of an amount, a price, etc.) (विशाल)
• Astute — Very clever and quick at seeing what to do in a particular situation, especially how to get an advantage (चतुर, स्थिति और लोगों को सही परखने वाला)
• Atonement — The act of showing you are sorry for doing something wrong in the past (प्रायश्चित, भरपाई)
• Atrocity — A cruel and violent act, especially in a war (क्रूरता)
• Attack — To try to hurt using violence; to criticise strongly (हमला करना, या कड़ी आलोचना करना)
• Attainable — That you can achieve (प्राप्य, हासिल किया जा सकने वाला)
• Attempt — An effort to achieve something (प्रयास, कुछ हासिल करने की कोशिश)
• Attend — To be present at, or to give care to (उपस्थित रहना, या ध्यान देना)
• Attire — Clothes, especially formal ones (पोशाक)
• Attract — To pull or draw someone or something towards them, by the qualities they have (आकर्षित करना, अपनी ओर खींचना)
• Attribute — A quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something (गुण, विशेषता)
• Attuned — Able to understand or recognize something (लयबद्ध, आत्मसात)
• Audacious — Willing to take risks or to do something that shocks people (दुस्साहसी, बड़ा जोखिम उठाने को तैयार)
• Audacity — Courage or confidence of a kind that other people find shocking or rude (दुस्साहस, कभी कभी ढिठाई की हद तक)
• Augury — A sign of what will happen in the future (भविष्यवाणी)
• August — Impressive, making you feel respect (गरिमापूर्ण)
• Aura — A feeling or particular quality that is very easy to notice and seems to surround a person or place (आभामंडल, विशिष्ट वातावरण)
• Auspicious — Showing signs that something is likely to be successful in the future (शुभ, सफलता के संकेत देने वाला)
• Austere — Severe in manner or appearance (कठोर और सादा, बिना सुख सुविधा के)
• Authentic — Known to be real and what somebody claims it is and not a copy (प्रामाणिक, असली)
• Autocratic — Having complete power (निरंकुश, तानाशाही)
• Automobile — A motor vehicle for road travel (मोटर गाड़ी)

Group 10

Group 10 · Autonomous – Banquet

• Autonomous — Able to govern itself or make its own decisions; independent (स्वायत्त, अपने फ़ैसले ख़ुद लेने वाला)
• Avail — To make use of, or to be of help (लाभ उठाना, या काम आना)
• Avarice — Extreme desire for wealth (धन का अत्यधिक लोभ)
• Avenge — To punish or hurt somebody in return for something bad or wrong that they have done to you, your family or friends (किसी के लिए बदला लेना)
• Avenue — A wide street, or a way of approaching something (चौड़ी सड़क, या कोई उपाय)
• Average — The usual or middle level (औसत, सामान्य स्तर)
• Avert — To prevent something unpleasant (टाल देना, बुरा होने से रोकना)
• Avoid — To prevent something bad from happening (बचना, दूर रहना)
• Awful — Extremely bad or unpleasant (बहुत बुरा या अप्रिय)
• Awkward — Making you feel embarrassed; not graceful, clumsy (असहज, या भद्दा और अनाड़ी)
• Awry — Away from the expected course, or crooked (टेढ़ा, या योजना से भटका हुआ)
• Baby — A very young child (शिशु)
• Backfire — To have an unpleasant result often the opposite one (अप्रिय एवं विपरीत परिणाम आना)
• Backslide — To lapse morally (फिर से बुरी आदतों में पड़ जाना)
• Backstab — To attack in a deceitful manner (धोखा देना)
• Baffle — To confuse somebody completely; to be too difficult or strange for somebody to understand or explain (चकरा देना, उलझा देना)
• Balance — An even distribution of weight, or the remainder (संतुलन, या शेष राशि)
• Balcony — A platform projecting from a wall (छज्जा)
• Bamboozle — To confuse somebody (भ्रमित करना)
• Ban — To decide or say officially that something is not allowed (प्रतिबंध लगाना)
• Bang — To hit something in a way that makes a loud noise (ज़ोर की आवाज़ के साथ ठोकना या पटकना)
• Banish — To send someone away as a punishment (निर्वासित करना, देश से निकालना)
• Bankruptcy — The state of being declared unable to pay debts (दिवालियापन)
• Banner — A long piece of cloth with a message on it that is carried between two poles or hung in a public place to show support for something (बैनर, संदेश लिखा कपड़ा)
• Banquet — A formal meal for a large number of people (दावत)

Group 11

Group 11 · Banter – Believable

• Banter — Friendly remarks and jokes (नोंक झोंक, मित्रवत छेड़छाड़)
• Barbarity — Behaviour that deliberately causes extreme physical or mental pain or difficulty to others (बर्बरता)
• Barbarous — Savagely cruel, or uncivilised (बर्बर, क्रूर)
• Barbed — Behaving in a cruel or unkind way in order to hurt or upset somebody (चुभने वाला, व्यंग्यपूर्ण)
• Bare — Free from all additions or embellishment (नंगा, बिना ढका या सजा हुआ, या न्यूनतम)
• Barge — A large boat with a flat bottom, used for carrying goods and people on canals and rivers (नाव)
• Barren — Not good enough for plants to grow on it (बंजर, या संतान पैदा करने में असमर्थ)
• Barrier — An object like a fence that prevents people from moving forward from one place to another (अवरोध, आगे बढ़ने में रुकावट)
• Base — The lowest part, or a foundation (आधार, नींव)
• Bash — To hit somebody/something very hard (मारना)
• Bashful — Shy and embarrassed (लज्जालु, संकोची)
• Batter — To hit somebody/something hard many times (पीटना)
• Battle — A fight between armies, ships or planes, especially during a war; a violent fight between groups of people (युद्ध, या संघर्ष)
• Bawdy — Humorously indecent (अश्लील हास्य वाला)
• Beagle — A small hound used for hunting (शिकारी कुत्ते की एक नस्ल)
• Beckon — To give somebody a signal using your finger or hand (संकेत करना)
• Bedevil — To cause distress (परेशान करना)
• Befogged — Covered or obscured by fog or mist; confused or bewildered (धुंधला, भ्रमित)
• Beginner — A person just starting to learn (शुरुआत करने वाला)
• Beguile — To trick somebody into doing something, especially by being nice to them (लुभाना, अक्सर छल से)
• Behaviour — The way a person acts (व्यवहार, आचरण)
• Behind — At the back of, or late (पीछे, या देर से)
• Behold — To see or observe (देखना, निहारना)
• Belief — A strong feeling that something/somebody exists or is true (विश्वास, किसी बात को सच मानना)
• Believable — Able to be accepted as true (विश्वसनीय, माना जा सकने वाला)

Group 12

Group 12 · Belittling – Bitter

• Belittling — Making someone seem unimportant (कमतर बताने वाला)
• Bellicose — Inclined or eager to fight (युद्धप्रिय, लड़ने को उतारू)
• Belligerent — Aggressive and unfriendly (युद्धप्रिय, लड़ने को उतारू)
• Bend — To curve, or a curve in a road (मोड़ना, या मोड़)
• Benediction — A prayer asking God to protect sb/something (आशीर्वाद)
• Benefactor — A person who gives money or other help to a person or an organization such as a school (दानदाता, किसी उद्देश्य के लिए धन या सहायता देने वाला)
• Beneficial — Improving a situation; having a helpful or useful effect (लाभदायक, अच्छा परिणाम देने वाला)
• Beneficiary — A person who gains as a result of something (लाभार्थी, जिसे लाभ मिले)
• Benevolent — Kind, helpful and generous (परोपकारी, दूसरों का भला चाहने वाला)
• Benign — Gentle and kind; not harmful (सौम्य और दयालु, या हानिरहित)
• Bereavement — The state of having lost a relative or close friend because they have died (वियोग)
• Berserk — Very angry; crazy (आपे से बाहर, उग्र)
• Beset — To affect somebody/something in an unpleasant or harmful way (तंग करना)
• Besmirch — To damage the opinion that people have of somebody/something (किसी के मान-प्रतिष्ठा को धूमिल करना)
• Best — Of the highest quality (सर्वोत्तम)
• Bestial — Like an animal (पशु के समान)
• Bet — To risk money on an outcome (शर्त लगाना)
• Betray — To be disloyal to someone (विश्वासघात करना)
• Bewilder — To confuse someone completely (पूरी तरह उलझा देना)
• Bewitching — So beautiful or attractive that you cannot think about something else (मनोहर)
• Bibliophile — A person who loves or collects books (पुस्तक प्रेमी, किताबें जमा करने वाला)
• Bifurcation — The act or process of a whole separating into two or more parts or pieces (द्विखंडन, विच्छेद)
• Big — Of considerable size (बड़ा)
• Bind — To tie together, or to impose an obligation (बाँधना, या बाध्य करना)
• Bitter — Having a strong, unpleasant taste (कड़वा)

Group 13

Group 13 · Bizarre – Bonhomie

• Bizarre — Very strange or unusual (विचित्र, बहुत अजीब)
• Blabber — To talk foolishly at length (बकबक करना)
• Blame — To say that someone is responsible for something bad (दोष देना, ज़िम्मेदार ठहराना)
• Blasphemous — Showing a lack of respect for God or religion (ईशनिंदा करने वाला)
• Blatant — Done openly and without shame (खुल्लम खुल्ला, बिना शर्म के)
• Blather — Continuous talking about things that are silly or unimportant (बकबक)
• Blaze — A very large fire, or to burn brightly (भड़कती आग)
• Bleak — Cold, bare and unwelcoming; not giving any reason to hope (वीरान और ठंडा, या निराशाजनक)
• Blend — To mix, to combine (मिश्रण बनाना, मिला देना)
• Blindsided — Caught unaware by something unexpected (अचानक चौंका दिया गया)
• Blink — To shut your eyes and open them again very quickly (पलक झपकाना)
• Bliss — Extreme happiness (परम आनंद)
• Blithe — Cheerful and carefree, sometimes carelessly so (प्रसन्न और बेफ़िक्र, कभी कभी लापरवाही की हद तक)
• Bloodiness — The quality of being covered in blood or violent (रक्तरंजितता, हिंसा)
• Bloom — The flower of a plant (फूल, खिलने की अवस्था)
• Blueprint — A detailed plan for something (विस्तृत योजना, ख़ाका)
• Blunt — Without a sharp edge or point; saying what you think very directly (भोथरा, या बोलने में बहुत सीधा)
• Board — A long thin piece of strong hard material (तख़्ता)
• Boast — To talk in a way that shows you are too proud of something that you have or can do (डींगें मारना)
• Bodily — Connected with the human body (शारीरिक)
• Bogus — Not genuine or true (जाली)
• Boldness — The quality of having a fearless spirit (साहस, जोखिम उठाने और बोलने की तत्परता)
• Bolster — To support something in order to make it stronger (मज़बूती देना, सहारा देना)
• Bolt — A metal fastening, or to run away suddenly (चटख़नी, या अचानक भाग जाना)
• Bonhomie — A feeling of cheerful friendship (मिलनसार प्रसन्नता)

Group 14

Group 14 · Book-lover – Broke

• Book-lover — A person fond of books (पुस्तक प्रेमी)
• Boost — To increase or improve something (बढ़ाना, सुधारना)
• Bored — Feeling weary from lack of interest (ऊबा हुआ)
• Botheration — Trouble or annoyance (झंझट, परेशानी)
• Bottomless — Seeming to have no bottom or limit (अंतहीन)
• Bouffant — (Of hair) styled so that it rises up and back from the head in a high round shape (फुलाकर ऊँचे सँवारे गए (बाल))
• Bounce — To spring back after hitting a surface (उछलना)
• Boundary — A dividing line (सीमा)
• Bounder — A man who behaves badly and cannot be trusted (बदचलन और अविश्वसनीय आदमी)
• Bounty — Generosity, or a reward offered (उदारता, या इनाम)
• Box — A container with flat sides (डिब्बा)
• Boycotted — Refused to deal with as a protest (बहिष्कार किया गया)
• Brace — To support an object in order to stop it from falling down; to prepare oneself/something for something unpleasant (टेक लगाना, सहारा देना, या स्वयं को तैयार करना)
• Brat — A person, especially a child, who behaves badly (बिगड़ा हुआ बच्चा)
• Brave — Showing courage (बहादुर, ख़तरे का सामना करने वाला)
• Brazen — Open and without shame, usually about something that shocks people (निर्लज्ज, बेशर्मी से ढीठ)
• Brazier — A large metal container that holds a fire and is used to keep people warm when they are outside (अंगीठी)
• Breakthrough — An important development that may lead to an agreement or achievement (बड़ी सफलता या खोज)
• Breezy — Pleasantly windy, or cheerfully casual (हवादार, या बेफ़िक्र और प्रसन्न)
• Brevity — The quality of using few words when speaking or writing (संक्षिप्तता)
• Brilliant — Exceptionally clever, or very bright (अत्यंत प्रतिभाशाली, या बहुत चमकीला)
• Brisk — Quick or using a lot of energy (तेज़ और फुर्तीला)
• Bristle — To suddenly become very annoyed or offended at what somebody says or does (भड़क उठना, चिढ़ जाना)
• Broach — To raise a subject for discussion (बात छेड़ना)
• Broke — Past tense of break, or having no money (तोड़ा, या कंगाल)

Group 15

Group 15 · Brusque – Camouflage

• Brusque — Abrupt or offhand in speech or manner (रूखा, कठोर)
• Bucolic — Connected with the countryside or country life (ग्राम्य, ग्रामीण)
• Buddy — A friend (मित्र)
• Bulky — Large and difficult to move or carry (भारी-भरकम)
• Bull-headed — Determined in an obstinate and unthinking way (हठी, अड़ियल)
• Bully — A person who uses his power to frighten people (कमज़ोरों को डराने-धमकाने वाला व्यक्ति)
• Burden — A heavy load, or a duty that is hard to bear (बोझ, या कठिन ज़िम्मेदारी)
• Bursar — A person who manages the money of a school or college (स्कूल या कॉलेज का कोषाध्यक्ष)
• Bust — A sculpture of a head and shoulders, or to break (सिर और कंधों की मूर्ति, या तोड़ देना)
• Bustle — To make haste (जल्दबाजी करना)
• Butchery — Cruel, violent and unnecessary killing (नरसंहार, निर्मम हत्या)
• Butler — The chief manservant of a household (घर का प्रमुख सेवक)
• Butter — A fatty food made from cream, or to flatter someone (मक्खन, या चापलूसी करना)
• Cacophonous — Full of harsh discordant sound (कर्कश और बेसुरा)
• Cacophony — A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds (कर्कश शोर, बेसुरी आवाज़ों का मेल)
• Cadence — The rise and fall of the voice in speaking (स्वर का उतार चढ़ाव, लय)
• Caginess — Reluctance to give information on account of caution or suspicion (बात छिपाने की प्रवृत्ति)
• Cajole — To persuade (someone) to do something by flattery (चापलूसी या फुसलाकर मनाना)
• Calamitous — Causing great damage or distress (विपत्तिपूर्ण, भारी नुक़सान करने वाला)
• Calamity — An event that causes great damage to people's lives, property, etc./A disaster or misfortune (विपत्ति, भारी क्षति और दुख देने वाली घटना)
• Calibrate — To make precise measurement (अंशांकन करना, माप को सटीक बनाना)
• Call — To shout, or to telephone (बुलाना, या फ़ोन करना)
• Callous — Not caring about other people's feelings, pain or problems (संवेदनहीन, दूसरों के दुख की परवाह न करने वाला)
• Calm — Not excited, nervous or upset (शांत, विचलित न होने वाला)
• Camouflage — The techniques used to conceal objects or organisms by making them blend into their surroundings (छद्मावरण, आसपास में घुलमिल जाने वाला भेस)

Group 16

Group 16 · Cancel – Centralize

• Cancel — To call something off (रद्द करना)
• Candid — Saying what you think openly and honestly; not hiding your thoughts (स्पष्टवादी, बिना छिपाए सच कहने वाला)
• Cantankerous — Always complaining and bad tempered (चिड़चिड़ा और झगड़ालू)
• Capable — Having the ability or qualities necessary for doing something (सक्षम, कोई काम कर सकने वाला)
• Capitulate — To agree to do something that you have been refusing to do for a long time (आत्मसमर्पण कर देना)
• Capricious — Lacking steadiness (मनमौजी, अचानक मूड बदलने वाला)
• Captivate — To attract and hold someone's attention (मोहित कर लेना)
• Carcass — The dead body of an animal (पशु का शव)
• Carefree — Free from worry or responsibility (बेफ़िक्र, चिंता से मुक्त)
• Caricature — A funny drawing or picture of somebody that exaggerates some of their features (व्यंग्य चित्र)
• Carnage — The violent killing of a large number of people (नरसंहार)
• Carnal — Connected with the body (शरीर संबंधी)
• Carrousel — A variant spelling of carousel (झूले की वैकल्पिक वर्तनी)
• Cascade — A large amount of water falling and pouring (छोटा झरना, जलप्रपात)
• Catalyst — A substance that makes a chemical reaction happen faster without being changed itself (उत्प्रेरक)
• Catastrophe — A sudden event that causes many people to suffer (महाविपत्ति, अचानक आई भारी तबाही)
• Category — A group of people or things with particular features in common (वर्ग)
• Cause — A reason for something, or a principle worked for (कारण, या उद्देश्य)
• Caustic — Able to burn or corrode living tissue; (of a remark) sharply sarcastic (संक्षारक, या तीखा व्यंग्यपूर्ण)
• Caution — Care that you take in order to avoid danger or mistakes (सावधानी)
• Cavil — To make petty objections (मीनमेख निकालना)
• Cavity — A hole or empty space inside something solid (गुहा, खोखली जगह)
• Cavort — To jump or dance excitedly (उछल-कूद करना)
• Celebrate — To acknowledge a significant or happy day or event with a social gathering (किसी अवसर को ख़ास तरीक़े से मनाना)
• Centralize — To give the control of a country or an organization to a group of people in one particular place (केन्द्रीकृत करना)

Group 17

Group 17 · Certain – Clairvoyant

• Certain — Sure to happen or to do something (निश्चित, संदेह रहित)
• Chafe — Make or become sore by rubbing against something (रगड़कर छिल जाना)
• Challenge — To invite someone to compete; to question whether something is right or true (चुनौती देना, या किसी बात पर सवाल उठाना)
• Chaos — A complete lack of order (अव्यवस्था, पूर्ण अराजकता)
• Characterize — To describe the character or quality of (विशेषताएँ बताना)
• Charming — Very pleasing and attractive (मोहक, बहुत अच्छा लगने वाला)
• Chary — Fearing possible problems if you do something (सावधान)
• Chaste — Pure in conduct and morals; (of style) simple and plain (शुद्ध आचरण वाला, या सादी शैली वाला)
• Chastise — To criticize somebody for doing something wrong (कड़ी फटकार लगाना या दंड देना)
• Chauvinism — An aggressive and unreasonable belief that your country is better than all others (अंधराष्ट्रीयता)
• Cheer — To shout in support, or to make happier (जयकार करना, या ख़ुश करना)
• Chew — To bite food into small pieces in your mouth with your teeth to make it easier to swallow (चबाना)
• Chicanery — The use of clever but dishonest tricks (छल कपट, चालाकी भरी धोखाधड़ी)
• Chide — To criticize or blame somebody because they have done something wrong (हल्के से डाँटना)
• Chief — A leader, or most important (प्रमुख, या सबसे महत्वपूर्ण)
• Choosy — Careful in choosing; difficult to please (नख़रे वाला, बहुत चुनने वाला)
• Chronic — Lasting for a long time (दीर्घकालिक, ख़ासकर कोई बीमारी)
• Churchly — Relating to a church (गिरजाघर से संबंधित)
• Churlish — Rude or very unpleasant (रूखा और बदमिज़ाज)
• Circulate — To pass from one person to another (प्रसारित करना, घुमाना)
• Circumscribe — To restrict something within limits (सीमित करना, दायरे में बाँधना)
• Circumvent — To avoid something, especially cleverly (चतुराई से बचना या रास्ता निकाल लेना)
• Citizens — Legally recognised members of a state (नागरिक)
• Claim — To assert a right, or a statement of right (दावा करना, या अधिकार का दावा)
• Clairvoyant — Claiming to have the power to see the future or things that others cannot see (त्रिकालदर्शी होने का दावा करने वाला)

Group 18

Group 18 · Clandestine – Cogent

• Clandestine — Done secretly or kept secret (गुप्त रूप से किया गया, ख़ासकर जो मना हो)
• Clap — To strike hands together in approval (ताली बजाना)
• Clarify — To make something clearer and easier to understand (स्पष्ट करना, समझने में आसान बनाना)
• Clarity — The quality of being clear and easy to understand (स्पष्टता, आसानी से समझ आने का गुण)
• Clash — A violent confrontation, or to be incompatible (टकराव, या मेल न खाना)
• Clasp — To hold something tightly in your hand (कसकर पकड़ना)
• Clean — Free from any dirty marks (साफ़, गंदगी रहित)
• Clear-headed — Thinking sensibly and without confusion (स्पष्ट सोच वाला)
• Cleavage — A sharp division, or a split (तीखा विभाजन, दरार)
• Clichéd — Used so often that it has lost its originality and force (घिसा-पिटा, बार-बार दोहराया हुआ)
• Climax — The most exciting or important event or point in time (चरम बिंदु, सबसे तीव्र या महत्वपूर्ण क्षण)
• Climb — To go up something (चढ़ना)
• Clinch — To succeed in deciding something (निर्णय पर पहुँचना)
• Cloak — A loose outer garment, or to hide (लबादा, या छिपाना)
• Cloister — A monastic establishment (एकान्तस्थल, मठ)
• Clothed — Dressed, or covered (वस्त्र पहनाया गया, या ढका)
• Cloudburst — Sudden very heavy fall of rain (बादल फटना, अचानक बहुत भारी वर्षा)
• Clout — Influence or power (प्रभाव, दबदबा)
• Clumsiness — Lack of skill in movement or handling (फूहड़पन, अनाड़ीपन)
• Cluster — A group of things of the same type that grow or appear close together (गुच्छा, पास पास रखी समान चीज़ों का समूह)
• Coax — To gently persuade someone (फुसलाकर मनाना)
• Coddle — To treat someone with excessive care (हद से ज़्यादा लाड़ करना)
• Coerce — To force somebody to do something by using threats (धमकी देकर मजबूर करना)
• Coeval — Of the same age or period (समकालीन, हमउम्र)
• Cogent — Strongly and clearly expressed in a way that influences what people believe (तर्कसंगत और विश्वास दिलाने वाला)

Group 19

Group 19 · Cohesive – Comparison

• Cohesive — Sticking together and forming a whole (संगठित, जुड़ा हुआ)
• Cold — Of low temperature, or unfriendly (ठंडा, या रूखा)
• Collaborate — To work together with somebody in order to produce or achieve something (मिलकर काम करना)
• Collateral — Security pledged for a loan, or side by side (संपार्श्विक ज़मानत, या साथ का)
• Colleague — Someone you work with at your job; one of a group of people who work together (सहकर्मी)
• Collection — A group of things gathered together (संग्रह)
• Colossal — Extremely large (विशाल, बहुत बड़ा)
• Colourful — Full of colour, or vivid and interesting (रंगीन, या रोचक)
• Columns — One of the straight sections from top to bottom into which text on a page or screen is divided (स्तंभ, कॉलम)
• Combustible — Able to begin burning easily (ज्वलनशील)
• Comely — Pleasant to look at (सुंदर, देखने में भला)
• Comforting — Making someone feel less worried (सांत्वना देने वाला)
• Command — An authoritative order, or full control of a skill (आदेश, या किसी कौशल पर पूरी पकड़)
• Commemorate — To exist to remind people of a person or an event from the past (किसी व्यक्ति या घटना की स्मृति में सम्मान करना)
• Commence — To begin to happen; to begin something (आरंभ करना)
• Commendable — Deserving praise and approval (प्रशंसनीय)
• Commensurate — Corresponding in size, importance, quality, etc. (अनुरूप, समान अनुपात में)
• Comment — A remark expressing an opinion (टिप्पणी)
• Commissary — A shop or canteen that supplies food in a camp (सेना की कैंटीन, राशन भंडार)
• Committed — Willing to work hard and give your time and energy to something; believing strongly in something (निष्ठावान, समर्पित)
• Commotion — Great noise or excitement (हलचल, शोरगुल भरी अफरातफरी)
• Communiqué — An official announcement or statement (आधिकारिक घोषणा, सरकारी विज्ञप्ति)
• Commute — To travel a long distance from home to work every day (रोज़ घर से काम पर आना जाना)
• Compared — Examined for similarities and differences (तुलना की गई)
• Comparison — The process of comparing two or more people or things (तुलना, समानता और अंतर की जाँच)

Group 20

Group 20 · Compassion – Comrade

• Compassion — A feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune (करुणा)
• Compel — To force someone to do something (बाध्य करना)
• Compensate — To provide something good to balance or reduce the bad effects of damage, loss, etc. (क्षतिपूर्ति करना, मुआवजा देना)
• Compete — To take part in a contest or game (प्रतिस्पर्धा करना)
• Competence — The ability to do something well (दक्षता, योग्यता)
• Competent — Having enough skill or knowledge to do something well or to the necessary standard (सक्षम, काम अच्छे से करने लायक़ कौशल रखने वाला)
• Competition — rivalry between people trying to win something (प्रतिस्पर्धा)
• Compilations — Collections assembled from various sources (संकलन)
• Complacency — Smug satisfaction with oneself (आत्मसंतुष्टि, आत्ममुग्ध संतोष)
• Complacent — Feeling so satisfied with your own abilities or situation that you feel you do not need to try harder (आत्मसंतुष्ट, ख़तरे से बेख़बर)
• Complaining — Expressing dissatisfaction (शिकायत करने वाला)
• Complement — A thing that completes or brings to perfection (पूरक)
• Complex — Composed of many interconnected parts (जटिल, कई जुड़े हिस्सों वाला)
• Complicated — Made of many different things or parts that are connected; difficult to understand (जटिल)
• Complication — A circumstance that makes something more difficult (जटिलता, कठिनाई बढ़ाने वाली स्थिति)
• Complimentary — Expressing praise, or given free (प्रशंसात्मक, या मुफ़्त दिया गया)
• Comply — To obey a rule, an order, etc.; to meet particular standards (पालन करना, नियम या अनुरोध मान लेना)
• Composed — Calm and in control of one's feelings (संयत, भावनाओं पर नियंत्रण रखने वाला)
• Composure — The state of being calm and in control (संयम, शांत आत्मनियंत्रण)
• Comprehend — To understand something completely (पूरी तरह समझ लेना)
• Comprehensible — Able to be understood (बोधगम्य, समझ में आने वाला)
• Comprehension — The ability to understand (बोध, समझ)
• Comprehensive — Including all, or almost all, the items, details, facts, information, etc., that may be involved (व्यापक, सब कुछ समेटने वाला)
• Compunction — A guilty feeling about doing something (पछतावा, खेद, मलाल)
• Comrade — A companion who shares one's activities (सहयोगी, संघर्ष का साथी)

Group 21

Group 21 · Concealed – Congenial

• Concealed — Kept hidden or where it cannot be easily seen (छिपाया हुआ)
• Concealment — The act of hiding something (छिपाने की क्रिया)
• Concede — To admit that something is true, logical, etc. after first denying it or resisting it (मान लेना या अधिकार छोड़ देना)
• Conceit — Too much pride in one's own abilities and importance (अहंकार, आत्मश्लाघा)
• Concern — Worry, or a matter of interest (चिंता, या सरोकार)
• Conciliatory — Intended to make peace (सुलहकारी, शांति बनाने वाला)
• Concise — Giving only the information that is necessary and important, using few words (संक्षिप्त, कम शब्दों में पूरी बात)
• Conclusion — The end of something, or a decision reached after thought (निष्कर्ष, या किसी बात का अंत)
• Concoct — To invent a story, an excuse, etc. or create a plan, especially for a dishonest purpose (मनगढ़ंत कहानी या योजना गढ़ना)
• Concordant — In agreement, harmonious (अनुरूप, सामंजस्यपूर्ण)
• Concurrence — Agreement, or the happening of things at the same time (सहमति, या एक साथ घटित होना)
• Condemn — To say very strongly that you think something is bad, usually for moral reasons (निंदा करना, कड़ी आलोचना करना)
• Condescending — Behaving as though you are more important and more intelligent than other people (श्रेष्ठता जताते हुए बात करने वाला)
• Condescension — A patronising attitude (श्रेष्ठता जताने का भाव)
• Condone — To ignore or accept behaviour that some people consider wrong (ग़लत व्यवहार को माफ़ कर देना या नज़रअंदाज़ करना)
• Conductor — A person who stands in front of an orchestra, a group of singers etc., and directs their performance (संगीत संचालक)
• Confess — To admit, especially formally or to the police, that you have done something wrong or illegal (दोष स्वीकार करना)
• Confidential — Intended to be kept secret or private (गोपनीय)
• Confirm — To give approval to; to ratify (पुष्टि करना)
• Confiscate — To officially take something away from somebody by force (ज़ब्त करना)
• Conflict — A fight or an argument (संघर्ष, गंभीर मतभेद या टकराव)
• Conformity — Behaviour or actions that follow the accepted rules of society (अनुरूपता, प्रचलित मानकों के अनुसार व्यवहार)
• Confront — To face somebody or something in a hostile or challenging way (सीधे सामना करना)
• Confuse — To make someone unable to think clearly (उलझा देना, स्पष्ट सोचने से रोकना)
• Congenial — Pleasant to spend time with because their interests and character are similar to your own (मन के अनुकूल, सुखद)

Group 22

Group 22 · Congregation – Constitute

• Congregation — A group of people who are gathered together in a church for a religious service, not including the priest and choir (उपासकों का समूह)
• Congruent — Having the same size and shape (समान)
• Conical — Shaped like a cone (शंक्वाकार)
• Conjecture — An opinion or idea that is not based on definite knowledge and is formed by guessing (अनुमान)
• Conjure — To do clever tricks such as making things seem to appear or disappear as if by magic (जादू करना)
• Connoisseur — An expert on matters involving the judgement of beauty, quality or skill in art, food or music (किसी कला या स्वाद का पारखी विशेषज्ञ)
• Connote — To suggest a feeling, an idea, etc. as well as the main meaning (अतिरिक्त अर्थ की ओर संकेत करना)
• Conscientious — Taking care to do things carefully and correctly (कर्तव्यनिष्ठ, काम में सावधान और पूरा ध्यान देने वाला)
• Conscious — Fully aware of or sensitive to something (सचेत, होश में और जागरूक)
• Conscript — To order somebody by law to join the armed forces (अनिवार्य रूप से सेना में भर्ती करना)
• Consecutive — Coming or happening one after the other (लगातार, क्रमिक)
• Consensus — An opinion that all members of a group agree with (आम सहमति)
• Consent — Permission to do something, especially given by somebody in authority (सहमति, अनुमति)
• Consequence — A result of something that has happened, especially an unpleasant result (परिणाम, किसी कार्य का नतीजा)
• Consequent — Following as a result of something (परिणामस्वरूप होने वाला)
• Consequential — Following as a result, or important (परिणामस्वरूप, या महत्वपूर्ण)
• Considerable — Notably large in size or amount (काफ़ी बड़ा, उल्लेखनीय मात्रा में)
• Consignee — One to whom something is consigned or shipped (माल पाने वाला)
• Consignment — A batch of goods sent somewhere (खेप, भेजा गया माल)
• Consolations — Things that provide comfort in disappointment (सांत्वनाएँ)
• Console — To make someone feel better (सांत्वना देना)
• Consolidate — To make a position of power or success stronger so that it is more likely to continue (मजबूत करना)
• Consort — The wife or husband of a ruling king or queen (राजा या रानी का जीवनसाथी)
• Conspicuous — Easy to see or notice (स्पष्ट दिखाई देने वाला, ध्यान खींचने वाला)
• Constitute — To make up or form (गठित करना, बनाना)

Group 23

Group 23 · Constraint – Copious

• Constraint — A thing that limits something, or limits your freedom to do something (बाधा, सीमा)
• Contaminate — To make a substance or place dirty or no longer pure by adding a substance that is dangerous or carries disease (दूषित करना, हानिकारक चीज़ मिलाकर अशुद्ध कर देना)
• Contemplation — The act of thinking deeply about something (चिंतन, मनन)
• Contempt — The feeling that somebody/something is without value and deserves no respect at all (अवमानना, तिरस्कार का भाव)
• Continue — To keep doing something without stopping; to maintain a condition or course (जारी रखना)
• Continuously — Without interruption (बिना रुके, लगातार)
• Contraband — Goods that are illegally taken into or out of a country (तस्करी का माल)
• Contradict — To say that something that somebody else has said is wrong, and that the opposite is true (खंडन करना, विपरीत बात कहना)
• Contradictory — Containing or showing a lack of agreement between statements, facts, opinions or actions (विरोधाभासी)
• Contrary — Different from something; against something (विपरीत, उलटा)
• Contravene — To do something that is not allowed by a law or rule (उल्लंघन करना)
• Contrite — Caused by or showing sincere remorse (पश्चात्तापी, पछतावे से भरा)
• Control — To have power and ability to make somebody/ something do what you want (नियंत्रित करना, वश में रखना)
• Conundrum — A confusing and difficult problem or question (पहेली, उलझी समस्या)
• Convalescing — To rest and get better over a period of time after illness (बीमारी के बाद धीरे-धीरे स्वास्थ्य लाभ करना)
• Convenient — Easy to use or suited to one's needs (सुविधाजनक)
• Conventional — Traditional or normal (परंपरागत, प्रचलित तरीक़ों को मानने वाला)
• Converge — To tend to meet in a point or line (किसी एक बिन्दु पर मिलना)
• Conversational — Informal and like ordinary spoken talk (बोलचाल का, अनौपचारिक)
• Convey — To carry or communicate something (पहुँचाना या संप्रेषित करना)
• Conviction — A firm belief, or a formal finding of guilt (दृढ़ विश्वास, या दोषसिद्धि)
• Convinced — Completely sure about something (आश्वस्त, पूरी तरह निश्चित)
• Convincing — Able to make someone believe something (विश्वास दिलाने वाला)
• Convulse — To shake violently and uncontrollably (ज़ोर से काँपना, ऐंठना)
• Copious — In large amounts (प्रचुर, बहुत मात्रा में)

Group 24

Group 24 · Copy – Crescendo

• Copy — A reproduction, or to imitate (नक़ल, प्रतिलिपि)
• Cordial — Pleasant and friendly (सौहार्दपूर्ण, गर्मजोशी भरा)
• Cornucopia — An object like an animal's horn in shape, shown in art as full of fruit and flowers (अक्षयपात्र, फलों-फूलों से भरा सींग (प्रचुरता का प्रतीक))
• Corpulent — Having a large bulky body (स्थूलकाय, मोटा)
• Corrective — Designed to make something right that was wrong before (सुधारात्मक)
• Corroborated — Confirmed or supported by further evidence (प्रमाण द्वारा पुष्ट किया गया)
• Corrosion — The process of destroying something slowly (संक्षारण, धातु का धीरे धीरे नष्ट होना)
• Corrupt — Willing to use their power to do dishonest or illegal things (भ्रष्ट, निजी लाभ के लिए बेईमानी करने वाला)
• Coruscate — To flash or sparkle (चमकना, झिलमिलाना)
• Count — To determine a total (गिनना)
• Counter — A surface for serving, or to act in opposition (काउंटर, या विरोध में जवाब देना)
• Courage — The ability to do something dangerous, or to face pain or opposition, without showing fear (साहस, डर या कठिनाई का सामना करने की क्षमता)
• Courted — Sought the favour of, or tried to win in love (कृपा पाने की कोशिश की, या प्रणय निवेदन किया)
• Courteous — Polite, especially in a way that shows respect (शिष्ट, विनम्र व्यवहार वाला)
• Cove — A small bay (an area of sea that is partly surrounded by land) (छोटी खाड़ी)
• Covenant — A promise to somebody, or a legal agreement (वादा, समझौता)
• Cover — To place something over, or to deal with a topic (ढकना, या किसी विषय को समेटना)
• Coveted — Wrongfully or inordinately desired (वांछित, जिसे सब चाहें)
• Coward — A person who lacks courage (कायर)
• Crash — A sudden violent collision or noise (टक्कर, या ज़ोर की आवाज़)
• Crave — To feel a powerful desire for something (तीव्र इच्छा होना)
• Craven — Not having or showing courage (अत्यंत कायर)
• Creative — Able to produce original ideas (सृजनशील, नए विचार पैदा करने वाला)
• Credible — That can be believed or trusted (विश्वसनीय, जिस पर यक़ीन किया जा सके)
• Crescendo — A gradual increase in loudness or intensity (क्रमशः बढ़ती तीव्रता)

Group 25

Group 25 · Crevice – Cut

• Crevice — A narrow opening in a rock or wall (दरार)
• Crime — An act punishable by law (अपराध)
• Cripple — To seriously damage or harm somebody/something (अपंग कर देना, काम करने लायक़ न छोड़ना)
• Crisis — A time of great danger or difficulty, when problems must be solved or important decisions made (संकट)
• Criterion — A standard or principle by which something is judged or decided (कसौटी, मानदंड)
• Critically — In a way that says what you think is bad about somebody/something (आलोचनात्मक ढंग से)
• Criticise — To say what is bad or wrong with somebody/ something (आलोचना करना)
• Criticize — To point out the faults in something (आलोचना करना, दोष बताना)
• Crooked — Dishonest or illegal (बेईमान, कुटिल)
• Crowded — Full of people (भीड़ भरा)
• Crude — In a raw or unprepared state (अपरिष्कृत, कच्चा और भद्दा)
• Cruise — To travel by boat, visiting a number of places, as a holiday (जहाज़ से सैर करना, समुद्री यात्रा करना)
• Crux — The most important or difficult part of a problem or an issue (मूल बिंदु, असली मुद्दा)
• Culinary — Relating to cooking (पाक कला से संबंधित)
• Culmination — The highest point or end of something (पराकाष्ठा, अंतिम चरम बिंदु)
• Culpable — Responsible and deserving blame for having done something wrong (दोषी, दोष का पात्र)
• Cultivated — Refined and well educated, or prepared for crops (सुसंस्कृत, या खेती के लिए तैयार)
• Cumbersome — Large and heavy; difficult to carry (भारी भरकम)
• Cunning — Able to get what you want in a clever way (धूर्त, धोखा देने में चतुर)
• Cure — To make a sick person well (इलाज करना, ठीक करना)
• Current — Happening now; of the present time (वर्तमान, मौजूदा)
• Cursed — Under a curse, or extremely unpleasant (शापित, या बेहद अप्रिय)
• Custodian — A person who takes responsibility for taking care of or protecting something (संरक्षक)
• Customise — To modify something according to personal preference (आवश्यकता या पसंद के अनुसार ढालना)
• Cut — To divide with a sharp edge, or a reduction (काटना, या कटौती)

Group 26

Group 26 · Cynical – Decadence

• Cynical — Believing that people are only interested in themselves and are not sincere (हर किसी की नीयत पर शक करने वाला)
• Cynicism — The belief that people only do things to help themselves, rather than for good or sincere reasons (दोषदर्शिता)
• Dabble — To take part in a sport, an activity, etc. but not very seriously (शौक के तौर पर थोड़ा-बहुत करना)
• Daily — Happening every day (दैनिक)
• Dainty — Delicately small and pretty (नाज़ुक और सुंदर)
• Dais — A stage (मंच)
• Damage — To reduce effectiveness of something (नुक़सान पहुँचाना)
• Dame — A title given to a woman as a special honour because of the work she has done (डेम, महिला को दी जाने वाली सम्मान की उपाधि)
• Damp — Slightly wet, often in a way that is unpleasant (नम, थोड़ा गीला)
• Damsel — A young woman who is not married (युवा अविवाहित स्त्री)
• Dandy — A man who cares a lot about looking stylish and fashionable (बांका, अपनी सजावट पर बहुत ध्यान देने वाला)
• Danger — The possibility of harm (ख़तरा)
• Dapper — Small with a neat appearance and nice clothes (साफ-सुथरा)
• Darkness — The absence of light (अंधकार)
• Dastardliness — Cowardly and malicious behaviour (कायरतापूर्ण नीचता)
• Daunt — To make someone lose courage (हिम्मत तोड़ देना)
• Deadly — Causing or likely to cause death (घातक)
• Deafening — So loud that it is hard to hear anything else (कानफोड़ू, बहुत तेज़ आवाज़ वाला)
• Dearly — Very much, or at great cost (बहुत, या भारी क़ीमत पर)
• Dearth — A lack of something; the fact of there not being enough of something (अभाव, किसी चीज़ की गंभीर कमी)
• Debacle — An event or a situation that is a complete failure (पूर्ण विफलता, अचानक टूट जाना)
• Debase — To lower the quality, value or character of something (गुणवत्ता या मूल्य गिरा देना)
• Debilitate — To make somebody's body or mind weaker (कमज़ोर कर देना)
• Debris — Pieces of wood, metal, building materials, etc. that are left after something has been destroyed (मलबा, अवशेष)
• Decadence — A decline in moral or cultural standards (पतन, नैतिक या सांस्कृतिक गिरावट)

Group 27

Group 27 · Decadent – Deference

• Decadent — Reflecting a state of moral or cultural decline (पतनशील)
• Decamp — To leave a place suddenly, often secretly (चुपके से भाग जाना)
• Decapitate — To cut off a person's head (सिर काटना)
• Deceived — Made to believe something untrue (धोखा दिया गया)
• Deceives — Makes someone believe something untrue (धोखा देता है)
• Decency — Behaviour that is good, moral and acceptable in society (शालीनता)
• Deception — The act of deceiving someone (धोखा, गुमराह करने की क्रिया)
• Deceptive — Likely to make you believe something that is not true (भ्रामक, धोखा देने वाला)
• Decide — To make a choice after thinking (निर्णय लेना)
• Decimate — To badly damage something (बड़े हिस्से को नष्ट कर देना)
• Decipher — To decode or convert into normal language (गूढ़ अर्थ निकालना, पढ़ना)
• Declaration — A formal statement (घोषणा)
• Decorate — To make something look more attractive (सजाना)
• Decoy — Something used to lure into a trap (चारा, फँसाने का साधन)
• Decree — An official order from a leader or a government that becomes the law (राजाज्ञा, आदेश)
• Decrepit — Very old and not in good condition or health (जर्जर, जीर्ण-शीर्ण)
• Decrepitude — The state of being old and in poor condition or health (जर्जरता)
• Dedicated — Working hard at something because it is very important to you (समर्पित)
• Dedication — The hard work and effort that somebody puts into an activity or a purpose because they think it is important (समर्पण, निष्ठा)
• Deepen — To make something or to become deeper (गहरा करना/होना)
• Defeat — The act of losing or not being successful (हार, पराजय)
• Defecate — To get rid of waste from the body (मल त्याग करना)
• Defenceless — Without protection (असुरक्षित, बचाव रहित)
• Defer — To leave something until a later time (स्थगित करना, टालना)
• Deference — Behaviour that shows that you respect somebody/something (आदरपूर्वक दूसरों की बात मान लेना)

Group 28

Group 28 · Defiance – Deliver

• Defiance — The act of openly refusing to obey somebody/ something (अवज्ञा, खुलकर आदेश न मानना)
• Deficiency — The state of not having, or not having enough of, something that is essential (कमी, अभाव)
• Deficient — Not having enough of something, especially something that is essential (कमी वाला, जिसमें कुछ पर्याप्त न हो)
• Defiled — Made impure or dishonoured (अपवित्र किया गया)
• Definite — Clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful (निश्चित, स्पष्ट रूप से तय)
• Deformed — Misshapen from the normal form (विकृत, बेडौल)
• Defraud — To get money illegally from a person or an organization by tricking them (छल से हड़प लेना)
• Defunct — No longer existing; no longer in use (समाप्त, अब काम न करने वाला)
• Defuse — To stop a possibly dangerous or difficult situation from developing (तनाव कम करना, या बम निष्क्रिय करना)
• Degeneration — The process of becoming worse in quality (पतन, गुणवत्ता में गिरावट)
• Degradation — The process of something becoming worse in quality or condition (अवनति, गिरावट)
• Dehydrated — Deprived of water (निर्जलित, शरीर में पानी की कमी वाला)
• Dejection — A state of low spirits (हताशा, मन का गिरा होना)
• Delay — Failure to do something quickly or at the right time (देरी, विलंब)
• Delectable — Extremely pleasant to taste, smell or look at (अत्यंत स्वादिष्ट या मनभावन)
• Delectation — Pleasure or entertainment (आनन्द)
• Delegate — A person who is chosen or elected to represent the views of a group of people and vote and make decisions for them (प्रतिनिधि)
• Deleterious — Causing harm or damage (हानिकारक)
• Deliberate — Done on purpose rather than by accident (जानबूझकर किया गया, सोचा-समझा)
• Delicate — Easily damaged or broken (नाज़ुक, जिसे सँभालकर रखना पड़े)
• Delighted — Very pleased (अत्यंत प्रसन्न)
• Delineate — To describe, draw or explain something in detail (विस्तार से वर्णन करना)
• Delinquent — Behaving in a way that is illegal or not acceptable (अपराधी प्रवृत्ति वाला, अनुचित मार्ग पर चलने वाला)
• Delirious — Confused and rambling, or wildly excited (प्रलाप करता हुआ, या अत्यंत उत्तेजित)
• Deliver — To take something to the place requested (पहुँचाना, सौंपना)

Group 29

Group 29 · Delude – Descendants

• Delude — To make somebody believe something that is not true (भ्रम में डालना)
• Deluge — A severe flood, or a great quantity of something (प्रलयंकारी बाढ़, या किसी चीज़ की बाढ़)
• Demented — Behaving in a crazy way because you are extremely upset or worried (विक्षिप्त)
• Demolish — To pull or knock down a building; to destroy something (इमारत गिरा देना, या तर्क को ध्वस्त कर देना)
• Demonstrating — showing clearly (दर्शाना, प्रदर्शित करना)
• Denial — A statement that something is not true (इनकार, किसी बात को झूठ बताना)
• Denigration — Unfair criticism that damages a reputation (अनुचित निंदा)
• Denunciation — An act of criticizing somebody/something strongly in public (सार्वजनिक निंदा)
• Departure — Leaving or going away from a place (प्रस्थान, रवानगी)
• Deplete — To reduce something by a large amount so that there is not enough left; to be reduced by a large amount (भंडार ख़त्म कर देना)
• Deplorable — Very bad and unacceptable, often in a way that shocks people (निंदनीय, शोचनीय)
• Deposited — Placed or stored somewhere (जमा किया गया)
• Deposition — The natural process of leaving a layer of a substance on rocks or soil (निक्षेपण)
• Deprecate — To feel and express strong disapproval of something (अस्वीकृति जताना, बुरा बताना)
• Depressed — Very sad and without hope (अवसादग्रस्त, लंबे समय से बहुत दुखी)
• Depressive — Causing or relating to low spirits (अवसादकारी)
• Deprived — Lacking the basic things needed for a decent life (वंचित, बुनियादी सुविधाओं से रहित)
• Depth — The distance from top to bottom (गहराई)
• Derange — To throw into disorder, or to make insane (अस्तव्यस्त कर देना, या विक्षिप्त कर देना)
• Deride — To treat somebody/something as silly and not worth considering seriously (उपहास करना, तिरस्कार से हँसना)
• Derisory — Too small or of too little value to be considered seriously (उपेक्षणीय)
• Derivative — Copied from something else and lacking originality (अनुकरणीय, मौलिकता रहित)
• Derogatory — Showing a critical attitude and lack of respect for somebody (अपमानजनक, नीचा दिखाने वाला)
• Descendants — people descended from a particular ancestor (वंशज)

Group 30

Group 30 · Description – Detractors

• Description — A piece of writing or speech that says what somebody or something is like (वर्णन, विवरण)
• Desecrate — To damage a holy thing or place or treat it without respect (पवित्र स्थान का अपमान करना)
• Design — To make or draw plans for something (रूपरेखा या योजना बनाना)
• Designation — A person's official job title or position (पदनाम, पद)
• Desired — Wanted or wished for (वांछित)
• Desolate — Empty and without people; very lonely and unhappy (वीरान और सुनसान, या बहुत दुखी)
• Despairing — Showing a complete loss of hope (निराश, आशा खो चुका)
• Despicable — Very unpleasant or evil (घृणित, तिरस्कार के योग्य)
• Despise — To dislike and have no respect for somebody/ something (तिरस्कार करना, नीच समझना)
• Despondence — A state of low spirits (निराशा, हतोत्साह)
• Despondent — Sad, without much hope (हताश, आशा खोकर उदास)
• Despot — A ruler with absolute power who often uses it cruelly (तानाशाह, निरंकुश शासक)
• Destiny — The events that will happen in the future (भाग्य, नियति)
• Destitute — Very poor (निराश्रित, जीने के साधनों से रहित)
• Destroy — To damage something so badly that it no longer exists, works, etc. (पूरी तरह नष्ट कर देना)
• Desultory — Going from one thing to another, without a definite plan and without enthusiasm (बिना लक्ष्य के)
• Detachable — Able to be removed and reattached (अलग किया जा सकने वाला)
• Detached — Separate, or not emotionally involved (अलग, या भावनात्मक रूप से जुड़ा हुआ नहीं)
• Detain — To keep somebody from leaving or going on; to hold somebody in custody (हिरासत में रखना, या रोके रखना)
• Detect — To notice something (पता लगाना)
• Deteriorate — To make or become worse (धीरे धीरे बिगड़ जाना)
• Determined — Having made a definite decision to do something (दृढ़ निश्चयी)
• Detest — To hate something very much (तीव्र घृणा करना)
• Dethroning — Removing a ruler from power (गद्दी से हटाना)
• Detractors — People who belittle someone or something, often by attacking their reputation (आलोचक, विरोधी)

Group 31

Group 31 · Detrimental – Diminish

• Detrimental — Tending to cause harm (हानिकारक, नुक़सान पहुँचाने वाला)
• Devastate — To destroy or ruin (उजाड़ना)
• Deviance — A difference from what most people consider to be normal or acceptable (विचलन/असामान्यता)
• Deviate — To do something that is different from the usual (निर्धारित राह से हटना)
• Devoid — Entirely lacking in something (वंचित, विहीन, रहित)
• Devolve — To transfer power to a lower level (शक्ति नीचे स्तर को सौंपना)
• Devote — To give time or effort to a purpose (समर्पित करना)
• Devout — Having or showing deep religious feelings or commitments (श्रद्धालु, धर्मनिष्ठ)
• Diabolical — Morally bad (अत्यंत दुष्ट, शैतानी)
• Dialectic — Reasoning by discussion of opposing ideas (विरोधी विचारों की चर्चा से तर्क)
• Dicey — Dangerous and uncertain (जोखिम भरा, अनिश्चित)
• Dictator — A political leader who has complete power over a country (तानाशाह, पूरी शक्ति अपने हाथ में रखने वाला शासक)
• Dictatorial — Connected with or controlled by a dictator (तानाशाही)
• Difficult — Needing much effort or skill (कठिन, जिसमें अधिक मेहनत या कौशल लगे)
• Diffidence — A lack of confidence in yourself; being unwilling to talk about yourself (आत्मविश्वास की कमी, संकोच)
• Dignified — Showing calm self respect (गरिमामय, शांत आत्मसम्मान वाला)
• Dignity — A calm and serious manner that deserves respect; self-respect (गरिमा)
• Digression — An act of talking about something that is not connected with the main point of what you are saying (विषयांतर)
• Digs — Excavates, or lodgings (खोदता है, या ठहरने की जगह)
• Dilapidated — Old and in very bad condition (जर्जर, उपेक्षा से टूटी फूटी हालत में)
• Dilemma — A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two options (दुविधा, दो विकल्पों में से कठिन चुनाव की स्थिति)
• Dilettante — A person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge (शौक़िया, बिना गहरे अध्ययन के रुचि रखने वाला)
• Diligent — Showing care and effort in your work or duties (परिश्रमी, लगातार मेहनत करने वाला)
• Dilly-dally — To waste time through aimless wandering (समय बर्बाद करना, टालमटोल करना)
• Diminish — To reduce or be reduced in size or importance (घटना या घटाना)

Group 32

Group 32 · Diminutive – Disengage

• Diminutive — Very small (बहुत छोटा)
• Dingy — Gloomy and dirty (मैला और अँधेरा)
• Dire — Extremely serious or urgent (अत्यंत गंभीर, विकट)
• Dirty — Covered with unwanted matter (गंदा)
• Disability — A condition that limits activity (दिव्यांगता, कार्य में सीमा)
• Disagreeable — Unpleasant, or bad tempered (अप्रिय, या चिड़चिड़ा)
• Disappeared — Ceased to be visible (ग़ायब हो गया)
• Disapproval — The expression of an unfavourable opinion (अस्वीकृति, नापसंदगी)
• Disaster — A terrible situation or event (आपदा)
• Disastrous — Very bad, harmful or unsuccessful (विनाशकारी, बहुत बुरा परिणाम देने वाला)
• Discarded — thrown away; dropped (त्यागा हुआ; (टीम से) निकाला गया)
• Discern — To know, recognise or understand something, especially something that is not obvious (मुश्किल से पहचान पाना या भाँप लेना)
• Discerning Judge — A person with good judgement and taste (पारखी और समझदार निर्णायक)
• Disclaim — To deny responsibility for something (ज़िम्मेदारी से इनकार करना)
• Disclosed — Made known publicly; revealed (उजागर किया गया)
• Discloses — Makes secret information known (उजागर करता है)
• Discontent — Dissatisfaction with one's circumstances (असंतोष)
• Discord — Disagreement between people (मतभेद, कलह)
• Discover — To be the first person to become aware that a particular place or thing exists (खोज निकालना)
• Discreet — Careful in what you say or do, in order to keep something secret or to avoid causing embarrassment (विवेकी, बात छिपाकर रखने वाला)
• Discriminate — To recognise a difference between things; to treat someone unfairly on the basis of certain criteria (अंतर करना, या भेदभाव करना)
• Disdain — A feeling of dislike and lack of respect for someone or something (तिरस्कार, किसी को सम्मान के अयोग्य समझना)
• Disembark — To leave a vehicle (उतरना)
• Disenchant — To free someone from a pleasant illusion (मोहभंग करना)
• Disengage — To separate or withdraw from something (अलग हो जाना, हट जाना)

Group 33

Group 33 · Disgrace – Dissipated

• Disgrace — The loss of other people's respect and approval because of the bad way somebody has behaved (अपमान, ग़लत काम से खोई हुई इज़्ज़त)
• Disgruntled — Disappointed and perturbed (असंतुष्ट और नाराज़)
• Disgusted — Feeling strong revulsion (घृणा से भरा)
• Disheartened — Having lost hope or confidence (हतोत्साहित)
• Disloyal — Not faithful to a person or cause (विश्वासघाती, वफ़ादार नहीं)
• Dismal — Causing or showing sadness; depressing (निराशाजनक, बहुत ख़राब या उदास)
• Dismantled — Taken apart piece by piece (टुकड़ों में खोला गया)
• Dismay — Distress caused by something unexpected (निराशा और घबराहट)
• Dismember — To cut or tear the limbs from a body; to divide into parts (अंग-भंग करना, टुकड़े-टुकड़े करना)
• Disown — To refuse to accept any connection with someone or something (अस्वीकार करना, त्याग देना, नाता तोड़ना)
• Disparaging — Suggesting that somebody/something is not important or valuable (अपमानजनक, कमतर बताने वाला)
• Disparity — A difference, especially one that is caused by unfair treatment (अंतर)
• Dispirited — Having lost enthusiasm (निरुत्साहित)
• Disposition — A person's natural qualities of mind, or an arrangement (स्वभाव, या व्यवस्था)
• Dispossess — To take somebody’s property, land or house away from them (बेदखल करना)
• Disproportionately — In a way that is too large or too small when compared with something else (असंगत रूप से, अनुपात से बाहर)
• Disprove — To show that something is false (ग़लत सिद्ध करना)
• Disregarded her — ignored her ((उसे) अनदेखा करना, महत्त्व न देना)
• Disrepair — A poor condition from neglect (जर्जर अवस्था, मरम्मत के अभाव में)
• Disrespectful — Showing a lack of respect (अनादरपूर्ण, सम्मान न दिखाने वाला)
• Disrupt — To stop something happening as or when it should (बाधित करना, चलती चीज़ रोक देना)
• Disseminate — Spread widely (जानकारी दूर तक फैलाना)
• Dissident — A person who strongly disagrees with and criticizes their government (असंतुष्ट, आधिकारिक नीति का विरोधी)
• Dissimilar — Not alike (असमान, अलग)
• Dissipated — Wasted or used up foolishly; scattered and gone (बर्बाद किया गया, बिखरा हुआ)

Group 34

Group 34 · Dissolve – Dopiness

• Dissolve — To mix with a liquid and become part of it (घुलना, घोलना)
• Distant — Far away in space or time (दूर का, दूरस्थ)
• Distaste — A mild dislike (अरुचि, हल्की नापसंदगी)
• Distinction — A clear difference or contrast (अंतर, भेद)
• Distinguish — To recognise a difference between things (अंतर पहचानना)
• Distort — To change the shape or meaning of something (विकृत करना, तोड़ मरोड़ देना)
• Distracted — Unable to concentrate (ध्यान भटका हुआ)
• Distraction — Something that takes your attention away; a state of great worry or agitation (ध्यान भटकाने वाली चीज़, व्याकुलता)
• Distress — Extreme anxiety, sorrow or pain (गहरा कष्ट, पीड़ा या चिंता)
• Disturb — To interrupt or worry someone (बाधा डालना, या परेशान करना)
• Dive — To plunge head first into water (गोता लगाना)
• Diverse — Very different from each other (विविध, कई प्रकार का)
• Diversion — An alternative route, or a distraction (वैकल्पिक मार्ग, या ध्यान बँटाना)
• Divert — To change the direction of something (दिशा बदलना, मोड़ देना)
• Divested — Stripped of possessions or rights (वंचित किया गया, हटा लिया गया)
• Division — The process of dividing into separate parts (विभाजन, बँटवारा)
• Divisive — Likely to cause disagreements or arguments between people (मतभेदकारी, विभाजनकारी)
• Divorce — The legal ending of a marriage (तलाक़, विवाह-विच्छेद)
• Divulge — To give somebody information that is supposed to be secret (गुप्त बात उजागर करना)
• Dodge — To avoid something by a quick movement or by cleverness (चतुराई या फुर्ती से बच निकलना)
• Doggedness — Persistence in the face of difficulty (हठपूर्वक डटे रहना)
• Domesticated — Tamed and kept by humans (पालतू बनाया गया)
• Domicile — The country that a person treats as his permanent home (स्थायी निवास)
• Domineering — Trying to control other people without considering their opinions or feelings (दबंग, दूसरों पर हावी होने वाला)
• Dopiness — A state of dullness or drowsiness (सुस्ती, ऊँघता हुआ भाव)

Group 35

Group 35 · Dorsal – Eager

• Dorsal — Relating to or situated near or on the back (पृष्ठीय, पीठ से संबंधित)
• Doubted — Felt uncertain about (संदेह किया)
• Drag — To pull somebody/something along with effort and difficulty (घसीटना)
• Draining — Exhausting, or removing liquid (थका देने वाला, या पानी निकालना)
• Dramatic — Sudden and striking, or relating to drama (नाटकीय, या अचानक और प्रभावशाली)
• Dread — Great fear of something in the future (आशंका भरा गहरा डर)
• Dreamy — Lost in thought, or pleasantly vague (स्वप्निल, खोया खोया)
• Dreary — Unattractive and having nothing of any interest (नीरस और उदास कर देने वाला)
• Dress — Clothing, or to put on clothes (पोशाक, या कपड़े पहनना)
• Drivel — Ideas, statements or beliefs that you think are silly or not true (बकवास)
• Drop — To let something fall, or a small amount of liquid (गिराना, या बूँद)
• Drown — To die or sink by being under water (डूबना, डूब जाना)
• Drowsy — Tired and wanting to sleep (ऊँघता हुआ, नींद भरा)
• Dubious — Probably not honest or genuine; causing doubt (संदिग्ध, जिस पर भरोसा न हो)
• Duct — A tube or channel carrying air or liquid (नली, वाहिका)
• Dulcet — Sounding sweet and pleasant (मधुर और सुखद)
• Dunce — A person slow at learning (मंदबुद्धि छात्र)
• Duo — Two things of the same or similar kind that are considered together (जोड़ी, दो का समूह)
• Duplication — The act or process of making an exact copy of something (प्रतिलिपि बनाना, दोहराव)
• Duplicity — Deceitfulness, saying one thing and doing another (दोहरापन, कथनी और करनी में अंतर)
• Dutiful — Doing what is expected of one (कर्तव्यनिष्ठ)
• Dwindle — To become gradually less or smaller (धीरे धीरे कम होते जाना)
• Dynamic — Always active or changing (गतिशील, ऊर्जावान और बदलता रहने वाला)
• Dynamism — Energy and enthusiasm to make new things happen or to make things succeed (गतिशीलता, ऊर्जा)
• Eager — Very interested and excited by something that is going to happen (उत्सुक)

Group 36

Group 36 · Earnest – Elaborate

• Earnest — Very serious and sincere (गंभीर और सच्चे मन वाला)
• Easy — Achieved without great effort (आसान)
• Eavesdrop — To listen secretly to a private conversation (छिपकर सुनना, चोरी से बातें सुनना)
• Eccentric — Considered by other people to be strange or unusual (सनकी, अजीब तरीक़े से व्यवहार करने वाला)
• Ecclesial — Relating to or constituting a Church or denomination (चर्च संबंधी, गिरजाघर से जुड़ा)
• Echoed — Repeated or reflected, as a sound (गूँजता हुआ, दोहराया गया)
• Echoing — Repeating as a reflected sound (गूँजता हुआ)
• Eclipse — An occasion when the moon passes between the earth and the sun so that you cannot see all or part of the sun for a time (ग्रहण)
• Ecstasy — An overwhelming feeling of great happiness (परमानंद, अत्यधिक ख़ुशी)
• Ecstatic — Very happy, excited and enthusiastic (आनंदविभोर)
• Edacious — Given to eating; greedy for food (पेटू, खाने का लालची)
• Edible — Good or safe to eat (खाने योग्य)
• Education — A process of teaching, training and learning, especially in schools, colleges or universities (शिक्षा)
• Eerie — Strange, mysterious and frightening (भयानक)
• Efface — To wipe out something (मिटा देना)
• Effective — Producing the result that is wanted or intended; producing a successful result (प्रभावी, इच्छित परिणाम देने वाला)
• Efficacy — The ability to produce a desired result (प्रभावकारिता)
• Efficiency — The quality of doing something well with no waste of time or money (कार्यकुशलता, बिना बर्बादी के काम करना)
• Effigy — A statue of a famous person, a saint or a god (पुतला)
• Effrontery — Behaviour that is confident and very rude, without any feeling of shame (धृष्टता, बेशर्म साहस)
• Effulgent — Shining brightly (चमकीला)
• Egotism — Excessive talking about oneself (आत्मश्लाघा, अपनी ही बात करते रहना)
• Egotistical — Excessively self centred (आत्मश्लाघी, अहंकारी)
• Egregious — Extremely bad (अत्यंत बुरा और स्पष्ट)
• Elaborate — Detailed and complicated in design and planning (विस्तृत और सुनियोजित)

Group 37

Group 37 · Elate – Employee

• Elate — To fill with joy or pride (अत्यधिक प्रसन्न करना)
• Elegant — Attractive in appearance or behaviour (सुरुचिपूर्ण, सुंदर और सलीक़े वाला)
• Elevate — To raise to a higher level or rank (ऊपर उठाना, या पद बढ़ाना)
• Elicit — To get information or a reaction from somebody, often with difficulty (किसी से जवाब या प्रतिक्रिया निकलवाना)
• Elimination — The complete removal of something (उन्मूलन, पूरी तरह हटाना)
• Eloquent — Able to use language and express your opinions well (वाग्मी, प्रभावशाली ढंग से बोलने या लिखने वाला)
• Elucidate — To make something clearer by explaining it more fully (स्पष्ट करना, समझाकर सुलझाना)
• Elude — To manage to avoid or escape from somebody or something (बचकर निकल जाना, पकड़ में न आना)
• Elusive — Difficult to find, define or achieve (पकड़ में न आने वाला, अस्पष्ट)
• Emaciate — To make abnormally thin (अत्यंत क्षीण कर देना)
• Emanate — To issue or originate from a source (निकलना, उद्भूत होना)
• Emancipate — To free a person from another person’s control (मुक्त करना, बंधन से आज़ाद करना)
• Embarrassedly — In a way that shows embarrassment (झेंपते हुए)
• Embed — To fix something in a substance or solid object (जड़ना, गहराई से बैठा देना)
• Embellish — To make something more beautiful by adding decoration to it (सजाना, अलंकृत करना)
• Embezzlement — Theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one's trust (ग़बन, सौंपे गए धन की चोरी)
• Embolden — To give courage to someone (साहस देना)
• Embroil — To involve somebody/yourself in an argument or a difficult situation (उलझाना, फँसाना)
• Emerge — To come out or appear from somewhere; to become known (निकल कर सामने आना, या ज्ञात होना)
• Emitting — Producing and discharging something (उत्सर्जित करता हुआ)
• Emotion — A strong feeling such as joy, fear or anger (भावना, जैसे ख़ुशी, डर या क्रोध)
• Emphasis — Special importance that is given to something (प्रमुखता)
• Emphatic — An emphatic statement, answer, etc. is given with force to show that it is important (जोरदार, बलपूर्वक)
• Empirical — Based on experiments or experience rather than ideas or theories (अनुभवजन्य, प्रेक्षण पर आधारित)
• Employee — A person employed for wages (कर्मचारी)

Group 38

Group 38 · Empty – Enormous

• Empty — Not filled or occupied (खाली)
• Emulate — To try to do something as well as somebody else because you admire them (प्रेरणा लेकर बराबरी करना)
• Enabled — Made possible or given the means (सक्षम बनाया गया)
• Enact — To make a law, or to perform a role (क़ानून बनाना, या अभिनय करना)
• Enamoured — Liking something a lot (मोहित)
• Enchanted — Affected by magic or seeming to be affected by magic (मुग्ध, या जादू में बँधा)
• Encounter — To experience something, especially something unpleasant or difficult, while trying to do something else (अचानक सामना होना, सामना करना)
• Encourage — To give somebody support, courage or hope (प्रोत्साहित करना, हौसला बढ़ाना)
• Encroach — To begin to affect or use up too much of somebody's time, rights, personal life, etc. (अतिक्रमण करना)
• Encumbrance — An impediment or burden (भार, बाधा)
• Endearment — A word or action that shows love or affection (स्नेह भरा शब्द, प्यार)
• Endeavour — An act of trying to do something, especially something new or difficult (प्रयास, कोशिश)
• Ending — The final part of something (अंत, समापन)
• Endowment — Money that is given to a school, a college or another institution to provide it with an income (दान)
• Endurance — The ability to continue doing something painful or difficult for a long period of time without giving up (सहनशक्ति, लंबे समय तक कठिनाई सहने की क्षमता)
• Energetic — Having or involving a lot of energy (ऊर्जावान, फुर्तीला)
• Enervate — To make somebody feel weak and tired (शक्तिहीन कर देना)
• Enforced — That somebody is forced to do or experience without being able to control it (थोपा गया)
• Engage — To succeed in attracting and keeping somebody's attention and interest (ध्यान खींचे रखना, व्यस्त रखना)
• Engross — To absorb all the attention of someone (पूरी तरह ध्यान में बाँध लेना)
• Engulf — To surround or cover somebody or something completely (पूरी तरह घेर लेना, निगल जाना)
• Enhance — To increase or further improve the good quality, value or status of somebody/ something (गुणवत्ता या मूल्य बढ़ाना)
• Enigmatic — Mysterious and difficult to understand (रहस्यमय, समझने में कठिन)
• Enormity — The very great size, effect, etc. of something; the fact of something being very serious (किसी वस्तु की विशालता, अति गंभीरता की स्थिति)
• Enormous — Extremely large (बहुत बड़ा, विशाल)

Group 39

Group 39 · Enrage – Equanimity

• Enrage — To make somebody very angry (बहुत क्रोधित कर देना)
• Ensconce — To put into a hiding place (छिपाना)
• Ensuing — That happens after or as a result of another event (परिणामस्वरूप आने वाला)
• Entail — To make necessary (अनिवार्य रूप से साथ लाना)
• Entangle — To make somebody or something become caught or twisted in something (उलझा देना, फँसा देना)
• Entertainment — Activity providing amusement (मनोरंजन)
• Enthrall — If something enthralls you, it is so interesting, beautiful, etc. that you give it all your attention (मंत्रमुग्ध कर देना)
• Enthuse — To express excitement or interest (उत्साह दिखाना या भरना)
• Entice — To persuade somebody/something to go somewhere or to do something, usually by offering them something (लुभाना, कुछ अच्छा दिखाकर खींचना)
• Entire — Including everything, everyone or every part (संपूर्ण, कोई हिस्सा छोड़े बिना)
• Entrain — To board a train (ट्रेन में चढ़ना)
• Entreat — To ask someone earnestly (विनती करना)
• Entropy — A way of measuring the lack of order that exists in a system (अव्यवस्था का माप, एन्ट्रॉपी)
• Enumerate — To name a list of things separately one by one (एक एक करके गिनाना)
• Enunciate — To say or pronounce words clearly (स्पष्ट उच्चारण करना)
• Envisage — To imagine (कल्पना करना, विचार करना)
• Envoy — A messenger, especially one on a diplomatic mission (दूत, राजनयिक प्रतिनिधि)
• Envy — A feeling of discontent at another's advantages (ईर्ष्या)
• Ephemeral — Used for only a short period of time (क्षणभंगुर, बहुत कम समय तक रहने वाला)
• Epicure — A person who enjoys high quality food and drink (स्वाद का शौक़ीन, अच्छे खाने पीने का रसिक)
• Episode — An event forming part of a larger sequence (प्रसंग, एक कड़ी)
• Epitome — A perfect example of something (सार रूप, किसी गुण का आदर्श उदाहरण)
• Equalise — To make things equal (बराबर करना)
• Equality — The state of being equal in status or rights (समानता)
• Equanimity — A calm state of mind that means that you do not become angry or upset, especially in difficult situations. (समभाव, कठिन स्थिति में मन की शांति)

Group 40

Group 40 · Equatorial – Evince

• Equatorial — Relating to the region around the equator (भूमध्यरेखीय)
• Equivocal — Not having one clear or definite meaning or intention; able to be understood in more than one way (अस्पष्ट, जानबूझकर दो अर्थ वाला)
• Equivocate — To talk about something in a way that is deliberately not clear or hide the truth (अस्पष्ट बोलना)
• Eradicate — To destroy or get rid of something completely (जड़ से मिटा देना)
• Ergonomics — The study of how people work efficiently and comfortably in their workplace (कार्यस्थल में मनुष्य की सुविधा और दक्षता का अध्ययन)
• Erode — To destroy something slowly (अपरदन होना, धीरे धीरे घिसना)
• Errand — A short journey made to deliver or collect something (छोटा काम, कुछ लाने या देने की दौड़)
• Erring — To make a mistake (गलती करना)
• Erroneous — Based on wrong information (त्रुटिपूर्ण, ग़लत)
• Erudite — Having or showing great knowledge that is gained from academic study (विद्वान, अध्ययन से गहरा ज्ञान रखने वाला)
• Eschew — To deliberately avoid or keep away from something. (त्याग करना)
• Especially — To a particular degree (विशेष रूप से)
• Espionage — The activity of secretly getting important political or military information about another country (जासूसी)
• Essential — Completely necessary (अनिवार्य, बेहद ज़रूरी)
• Esteemed — Highly respected (सम्मानित)
• Estimate — To form an idea of the cost, size, value etc. of something, but without calculating it exactly (अनुमान लगाना, लगभग आँकना)
• Estrange — To make someone stop being friendly or close to another person (अलग कर देना, संबंध बिगाड़ देना)
• Eternity — Endless time (अनंत काल)
• Evaluate — To judge the value or quality of something (मूल्यांकन करना)
• Evangelist — A person who tries to persuade people to become Christians (ईसाई प्रचारक)
• Evasive — Trying to avoid something or being unclear on purpose (टालमटोल करने वाला, सीधा जवाब न देने वाला)
• Eventual — Occurring at the end of a process (अंततः होने वाला)
• Evict — To force somebody to leave a house or land (खाली कराना)
• Evidence — The facts, signs or objects that make you believe that something is true (साक्ष्य, निष्कर्ष का समर्थन करने वाले तथ्य)
• Evince — To reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling); indicate (स्पष्ट रूप से प्रकट करना)

Group 41

Group 41 · Evocative – Exhilarate

• Evocative — Making you think of or remember a strong image or feeling, in a pleasant way (यादें या भावनाएँ जगाने वाला)
• Evoke — To bring a feeling or a memory into your mind (जगा देना, स्मृति लाना)
• Evolution — The gradual process of change and development of something (क्रमिक विकास)
• Evolve — To develop gradually (क्रमिक विकास होना)
• Exactly — Correct in every detail; precisely (ठीक ठीक)
• Exaggerated — Regarded or represented as larger, better, or worse than in reality (बढ़ा-चढ़ा कर बताया गया, अतिरंजित)
• Exalt — To make somebody rise to a higher rank or position, to praise someone a lot (ऊँचा उठाना, या बहुत प्रशंसा करना)
• Exasperate — To annoy somebody very much (बुरी तरह झुँझला देना)
• Exceed — To be greater than a particular number or amount (सीमा से आगे जाना)
• Exceptional — Unusually good (असाधारण रूप से अच्छा, या नियम से अलग)
• Excited — Feeling very happy and enthusiastic (उत्साहित, बहुत उत्सुक)
• Exciting — Causing eager interest (रोमांचक)
• Excommunicate — To officially expel someone from membership of a church or group (चर्च या समुदाय से बहिष्कृत करना)
• Excruciating — Intensely painful (असहनीय पीड़ादायक)
• Exculpate — To clear from blame (दोषमुक्त करना)
• Excursion — A short journey made for pleasure (भ्रमण, आनंद के लिए छोटी यात्रा)
• Execute — To put into effect (योजना पूरी करना, या क़ानूनी रूप से मृत्युदंड देना)
• Exemplary — Providing a good example for people to copy (अनुकरणीय, आदर्श मानने योग्य)
• Exemplify — To be a typical example of something (का आदर्श उदाहरण होना)
• Exempt — To excuse someone or something from a duty, payment etc. (छूट देना, किसी दायित्व से मुक्त करना)
• Exhaling — To emit air, vapour, sound etc. (साँस या धुआँ बाहर छोड़ना)
• Exhausting — Making one very tired (थका देने वाला)
• Exhaustive — Covering every possible detail (संपूर्ण, हर पहलू को समेटने वाला)
• Exhibit — To show something in a public place for people to enjoy or to give them information (प्रदर्शित करना)
• Exhilarate — To make somebody feel very happy and excited (उल्लास और उमंग से भर देना)

Group 42

Group 42 · Exiguous – Extinguished

• Exiguous — Very small in amount (अत्यल्प, बहुत थोड़ा)
• Existential — Relating to existence (अस्तित्व से संबंधित)
• Exorbitant — (Of a price) much too high (बेतहाशा महँगा या अत्यधिक)
• Exorcise — To get rid of something unwanted, such as an evil spirit or a bad memory (दूर करना, झाड़ फूँक करना)
• Expanded — Made larger in size or scope (विस्तारित किया गया)
• Expectation — A belief that something will happen (अपेक्षा, उम्मीद)
• Expected — Regarded as likely to happen (अपेक्षित)
• Expended — Something spent (खत्म/खर्च हो चुका)
• Expensive — Costing a lot of money (महँगा)
• Expertise — Great skill or knowledge in a field (विशेषज्ञता)
• Expiation — The act of showing you are sorry for doing something wrong in the past (प्रायश्चित)
• Explain — To tell somebody about something in a way that makes it easy to understand (समझाना, स्पष्ट करना)
• Explicate — To analyse and explain in detail (विस्तार से समझाना और खोलकर रखना)
• Explicit — Clear and easy to understand, so that you have no doubt what is meant (स्पष्ट रूप से और विस्तार से कहा गया)
• Exploiters — People who use others unfairly (शोषण करने वाले)
• Explore — To travel through or examine something thoroughly (खोजबीन करना, गहराई से जाँचना)
• Expose — To show something that is usually hidden (प्रदर्शित करना, उजागर करना)
• Expository — Intended to explain or describe something (वर्णनात्मक)
• Expostulate — To argue, disagree or protest about something (आपत्ति करना)
• Expound — To explain something in careful and detailed terms (विस्तार से समझाना)
• Expunge — To remove or get rid of something (रिकॉर्ड से पूरी तरह मिटा देना)
• Exquisite — Extremely beautiful and delicately made (अत्यंत सुंदर और सूक्ष्म)
• Exterminate — To destroy completely (पूरी तरह नष्ट कर देना)
• Extinct — No longer in existence (विलुप्त)
• Extinguished — Put out, or brought to an end (बुझाया गया, या समाप्त किया गया)

Group 43

Group 43 · Extol – Fallacy

• Extol — To praise somebody/something very much (भरपूर प्रशंसा करना)
• Extortionate — Much too high; extremely expensive (बहुत ज्यादा, अतिशय)
• Extradition — The official handing over of a suspected criminal to another country (प्रत्यर्पण, अपराधी को दूसरे देश को सौंपना)
• Extravagance — Inability to resist the gratification of whims and desires (फ़िज़ूलख़र्ची, अतिशयता)
• Extravagantly — With a lack of restraint in spending money or using resources (खर्चीले ढंग से)
• Extreme — Reaching the highest degree, or very far from moderate (चरम, अत्यधिक)
• Extricate — To free or remove something/somebody from an entanglement or difficulty (मुक्त करना)
• Exuberance — The quality of being full of energy, excitement and happiness (उमंग, जोश और उत्साह की अधिकता)
• Exude — To give out a feeling or liquid (रिसना, या भाव फैलाना)
• Fabricate — To invent false information in order to trick people (गढ़ना या झूठ बनाना, या निर्माण करना)
• Fabulously — Extremely well (शानदार ढंग से)
• Facile — Produced without effort or careful thought (सतही और आसान, गहराई रहित)
• Facilitate — To make an action or a process possible or easier (आसान बनाना, सुविधा देना)
• Facsimile — An exact copy of something (हूबहू प्रतिलिपि)
• Fact — A thing known to be true (तथ्य)
• Factual — Based on or containing facts (तथ्यात्मक, राय नहीं तथ्यों पर आधारित)
• Fad — Something that people are interested in for only a short period of time (चलन, प्रचलन)
• Faddish — Briefly fashionable; following a passing fad (कम वक्त के लिए प्रसिद्ध)
• Fade — To lose colour or strength gradually (फीका पड़ना, धीरे धीरे कमज़ोर होना)
• Fading — Gradually losing strength or colour (धीरे धीरे मिटता हुआ)
• Fail — To be unsuccessful (असफल होना)
• Faint — weak; barely noticeable (धीमा / हल्का)
• Faith — Complete trust, or a religious belief (विश्वास, या धार्मिक आस्था)
• Fake — Not true, real or genuine (नक़ली, असली जैसा दिखने वाला)
• Fallacy — A false belief or a wrong idea (भ्रांति, ग़लत तर्क पर आधारित धारणा)

Group 44

Group 44 · Falls – Fecund

• Falls — Drops downwards, or a waterfall (गिरता है, या झरना)
• False — Not true or not genuine (झूठा या नक़ली)
• Falsified — Altered to give a false impression (झूठा बनाया गया, बदला गया)
• Famine — Extreme scarcity of food (अकाल, भोजन का भारी अभाव)
• Fanciful — Based on imagination rather than fact (कल्पना पर आधारित, तथ्य पर नहीं)
• Farrier — A person whose job is making and fitting horse shoes for horses’ feet (घोड़ों की नाल बनाने वाला लोहार)
• Fascinating — Extremely interesting and attractive (अत्यंत रोचक)
• Fascination — A very strong attraction or interest (मोह, गहरा आकर्षण)
• Fasten — To close or join together the two parts of something (कसकर बाँधना या बंद करना)
• Fastidious — Being careful that every detail of something is correct (बहुत बारीक़ी पसंद, जल्दी संतुष्ट न होने वाला)
• Fatal — Causing or ending in death (घातक, मृत्यु या तबाही लाने वाला)
• Fatigue — A feeling of being extremely tired, usually because of hard work or exercise (थकान)
• Faultless — Without any mistake or defect (निर्दोष, बिना किसी ग़लती के)
• Favourable — Expressing approval, or advantageous (अनुकूल)
• Favoured — Preferred or given advantage (वरीयता दी गई)
• Favouring — Showing preference for something (पक्ष लेना, वरीयता देना)
• Feared — Regarded with fear (जिससे डर लगे, भयावह)
• Fearful — Feeling afraid, or causing fear (डरा हुआ, या डर पैदा करने वाला)
• Fearless — Showing no fear (निडर, बिना डर के)
• Feasibility — The quality of being possible and likely to be achieved (व्यवहार्यता, साध्यता)
• Feasible — That is possible and likely to be achieved (व्यवहार्य, जो किया जा सके)
• Feast — A large elaborate meal (दावत)
• Feat — An achievement requiring great skill (कारनामा, कौशल भरी उपलब्धि)
• Features — Distinctive attributes (विशेषताएँ)
• Fecund — Producing or capable of producing an abundance of offspring or new growth (उर्वर, भरपूर उपज या संतान देने वाला)

Group 45

Group 45 · Feeble – Firmness

• Feeble — With no power or energy; weak (अत्यंत कमज़ोर, निर्बल)
• Feel — To experience an emotion or sensation (महसूस करना)
• Feign — To pretend that you have a particular feeling or that you are ill, tired, etc. (बहाना करना, झूठा भाव दिखाना)
• Feline — Connected with an animal of the cat family. (बिल्ली से संबंधित)
• Fellow being — Another human being like oneself (साथी प्राणी)
• Ferocious — Very aggressive or violent (क्रूर और हिंसक, बेहद उग्र)
• Ferret — A small aggressive animal used for hunting rats and rabbits (नेवले जैसा छोटा शिकारी जानवर)
• Fervid — Showing feelings that are too strong. (जोशीला, अति उत्साही)
• Fervour — Very strong feelings about something (उत्कट भाव, जोश)
• Festivity — The activities that are organized to celebrate a special event (उत्सव का आनंद)
• Fetish — An extremely strong devotion to something (किसी एक चीज़ पर हद से ज़्यादा ज़ोर)
• Fettered — Restrained as if by chains (बेड़ियों में जकड़ा)
• Fiasco — A complete and humiliating failure (पूरी तरह शर्मनाक विफलता)
• Fickleness — The quality of changing loyalty often (चंचलता, बार बार मन बदलना)
• Fiction — A type of literature that describes imaginary people and events, not real ones (कल्पित साहित्य)
• Fictitious — Invented by somebody rather than true (काल्पनिक, गढ़ा हुआ)
• Fierce — Angry and aggressive in a way that is frightening (उग्र, तीव्र या आक्रामक)
• Fillip — A thing or person that causes something to improve suddenly (प्रोत्साहन, बढ़ावा)
• Filter — A device that removes unwanted matter (छन्ना, फ़िल्टर)
• Final — Last (in a series) (अंतिम)
• Finally — After a long time, or lastly (अंततः)
• Fine — Of high quality, or a sum charged as a penalty (उत्तम, या जुर्माना)
• Finicky — Not easy to please (मुश्किल से संतुष्ट होने वाला, नकचढ़ा)
• Firmly — In a strong or definite way (मजबूती से)
• Firmness — Strength and steadiness (दृढ़ता)

Group 46

Group 46 · Fiscal – Fluent

• Fiscal — Relating to government money, taxes and public spending (राजकोषीय, वित्तीय)
• Fishy — Arousing suspicion (संदिग्ध)
• Fissure — A long deep opening in something (दरार)
• Flabbergasted — Extremely surprised and/or shocked (हक्का बक्का, अत्यंत चकित)
• Flagitious — Extremely wicked or criminal (घोर पापपूर्ण, अत्यंत दुष्ट)
• Flagrant — Shocking because of being so bad and so obvious; conspicuously offensive (खुल्लमखुल्ला, स्पष्ट रूप से घोर)
• Flair — A natural ability to do something well (स्वाभाविक हुनर, या ठाठ)
• Flash — A sudden brief burst of light (चमक, अचानक की झलक)
• Flashy — Showy in a cheap way, meant to attract attention (भड़कीला, सस्ता दिखावा)
• Flatter — To praise insincerely to please someone (चापलूसी करना, ख़ुश करने के लिए झूठी तारीफ़)
• Flattery — Excessive and insincere praise (चापलूसी, झूठी अत्यधिक तारीफ़)
• Flaunt — To display something showily (दिखावा करना, इतराकर प्रदर्शित करना)
• Flavouring — A substance that adds taste (स्वाद बढ़ाने वाली सामग्री)
• Flaw — A mistake in something that means that it is not correct or does not work correctly (दोष, कमी)
• Fleck — A very small mark or patch of colour or light (धब्बा, रंग या रोशनी का छोटा टुकड़ा)
• Fledgling — A person, an organisation or a system that is new and without experience (नौसिखिया)
• Flee — To leave a person or place very quickly, especially because you are afraid of possible danger (भाग जाना, ख़तरे से बचकर)
• Fleeting — Lasting only a short time (क्षणिक, पल भर का)
• Flew — Past tense of fly (उड़ा (उड़ना का भूतकाल))
• Float — To move slowly on water or in the air (तैरना)
• Flourish — To develop quickly and become successful or common (फलना फूलना, अच्छी तरह बढ़ना)
• Flout — To ignore in a disrespectful manner (नियम की खुलेआम अवहेलना करना)
• Flowering — Blossoming, or developing fully (खिलना, या पूरी तरह विकसित होना)
• Fluctuating — Rising and falling irregularly (उतार चढ़ाव वाला)
• Fluent — Able to speak, read or write a language easily and well (धाराप्रवाह, सहजता से बोलने या लिखने वाला)

Group 47

Group 47 · Fluke – Forswear

• Fluke — A surprising and lucky result that happens by chance (तुक्का, संयोग से मिली सफलता)
• Flung — Threw or pushed something with force, especially in anger (ज़ोर से फेंका)
• Flutter — To move lightly and quickly; to make something move in this way (फड़फड़ाना)
• Foes — An enemy (शत्रु)
• Fold — To bend over on itself (मोड़ना)
• Foliage — The leaves of a tree or plant; leaves and branches together (पत्तियाँ, पर्णसमूह)
• Follower — A person who supports or admires another (अनुयायी)
• Fondle — To touch or stroke lovingly (प्यार से सहलाना)
• Food — Substance eaten for nourishment (भोजन)
• Foolish — Lacking good sense or judgement (मूर्खतापूर्ण, समझदारी से रहित)
• Forbearance — Patient self control when provoked (सहनशीलता, उकसाए जाने पर भी संयम)
• Forbid — To order somebody not to do something (मना करना, निषेध करना)
• Force — Physical strength or coercion, or to compel (बल, या दबाव डालकर कराना)
• Fore — At the front (आगे का हिस्सा)
• Forego — To go without something desirable (त्यागना)
• Foresee — To be aware of something before it happens (पहले से भाँप लेना)
• Foretell — To predict a future event (भविष्य बताना)
• Forewarning — A warning about something bad or unpleasant before it happens (चेतावनी)
• Forgery — The crime of copying money, documents etc. in order to cheat people (जालसाज़ी, नक़ली दस्तावेज़ बनाने का अपराध)
• Forget — To fail to remember (भूल जाना)
• Forgive — To stop feeling angry with somebody who has done something to harm, annoy or upset you; to stop feeling angry with yourself (क्षमा करना, ग़लती पर नाराज़गी छोड़ देना)
• Formality — A required procedure, or stiffness of manner (औपचारिकता)
• Former — That existed in earlier times (भूतपूर्व)
• Forsake — To leave somebody or something, especially when you have a responsibility to stay (त्याग देना, साथ छोड़ देना)
• Forswear — To renounce something formally (शपथपूर्वक त्याग देना)

Group 48

Group 48 · Fortify – Function

• Fortify — To make a place more able to resist attack, especially by building high walls (मज़बूत करना)
• Fortitude — Mental and emotional strength in facing difficulty or pain. (धैर्य और साहस, कष्ट सहने की शक्ति)
• Fossilize — To make an animal or a plant become a fossil (जीवाश्म बनना या बनाना)
• Foundation — A principle, an idea or a fact that something is based on and that it grows from (नींव, या स्थापित संस्था)
• Fowl — A bird kept for its eggs or meat (मुर्ग़ी या पालतू पक्षी)
• Fragile — Can be easily damaged or broken (नाज़ुक, आसानी से टूट जाने वाला)
• Fragrance — A pleasant smell (सुगंध)
• Frantic — Out of control because of fear, worry or excitement (बदहवास, घबराया हुआ)
• Fraud — The crime of cheating somebody in order to get money or goods illegally (धोखाधड़ी, लाभ के लिए किया गया छल)
• Fraudulent — Intended to cheat somebody, usually in order to make money illegally (कपटपूर्ण, धोखे से प्राप्त)
• Freelance — Earning money by selling your work or services to several different organizations rather than being employed by one particular organization (स्वतंत्र रूप से काम करने वाला)
• Freezing — Extremely cold (अत्यंत ठंडा)
• Frequent — Happening or doing something often (बार-बार होने वाला)
• Fright — A feeling of fear (भय, डर)
• Frightening — Causing fear (डरावना)
• Frisky — Playful and full of energy (चंचल, उछल-कूद करने वाला)
• Frivolity — Lack of seriousness or importance (चंचलता, हल्कापन)
• Frivolous — Having no useful or serious purpose (तुच्छ, बिना किसी गंभीर उद्देश्य के)
• Frontier — A line that separates two countries, etc. (सीमान्त)
• Frugal — Using only as much money or food as is necessary (मितव्ययी, सोच समझकर ख़र्च करने वाला)
• Fruitful — Producing good results (फलदायी, अच्छा परिणाम देने वाला)
• Fruition — The successful result of a plan, a process or an activity (सफलता)
• Fruit juice — Liquid extracted from fruit (फलों का रस)
• Fruitless — Producing no result (निष्फल)
• Function — The purpose of something, or an official event (कार्य, या समारोह)

Group 49

Group 49 · Fundamental – Genre

• Fundamental — Of or relating to the simplest facts or theories of a subject (बुनियादी, मूलभूत)
• Funny — Causing laughter, or strange (हास्यास्पद, या अजीब)
• Furore — Great anger or excitement shown by a number of people (शोरगुल)
• Furtive — Behaving in a way that shows that you want to keep something secret and do not want to be noticed (चोरी छिपे किया गया)
• Fury — Extreme anger that often includes violent behaviour (प्रचंड क्रोध)
• Fuse — To join two things together to form a single thing (जोड़ देना, मिलाकर एक कर देना)
• Fustian — Language that sounds impressive but does not mean much (शब्दाडंबर, आडंबरपूर्ण पर खोखली भाषा)
• Futile — Having no purpose because there is no chance of success (निष्फल, जिससे कोई लाभ न हो)
• Futuristic — Having a design or idea far ahead of its time (भविष्यवादी, अपने समय से बहुत आगे)
• Fuzzy — Blurred, or not clearly defined (धुँधला, अस्पष्ट)
• Gaiety — The state of being cheerful and full of fun (उल्लास, प्रसन्न चहल पहल)
• Gala — A festive celebration (उत्सव, समारोह)
• Gallantry — Brave behaviour, especially in battle (वीरता, शौर्य)
• Gallivant — Travel or move about for pleasure (आवारागर्दी करना)
• Gap — A space or an absence (अंतर, खाली जगह)
• Gape — To stare at somebody/something with your mouth open because you are shocked or surprised (मुँह खोलकर हैरानी से देखना)
• Garnish — To make more attractive by adding something (भोजन सजाना, या वेतन पर क़ानूनी दावा)
• Garrulous — Talking a lot, mostly about unimportant things (बहुत बोलने वाला, ख़ासकर छोटी छोटी बातों पर)
• Gash — A long deep cut in the surface of something, especially a person’s skin (गहरा घाव)
• Gaudy — Too brightly coloured in a way that lacks taste (भड़कीला, भद्दे ढंग से रंगीन)
• Gauge — To estimate or measure something (मापना)
• Generally — In most cases, usually (आमतौर पर)
• Generic — Shared by, including or typical of a whole group of things; not specific (सामान्य वर्ग का, ब्रांड रहित)
• Genial — Friendly and cheerful (मिलनसार और ख़ुशमिज़ाज)
• Genre — A particular type or style of literature, art, film or music that you can recognize because of its special features (विधा, कला की श्रेणी)

Group 50

Group 50 · Gentle – Gradual

• Gentle — Calm and kind; doing things in a quiet and careful way (नरम स्वभाव वाला, कठोर नहीं)
• Genuine — Real; exactly what it appears to be; not artificial (असली, नक़ली नहीं)
• Germane — Relevant to the matter under discussion (प्रासंगिक, विषय से जुड़ा)
• Ghastly — Very frightening and unpleasant, because it involves pain, death, etc. (भयानक, या बहुत बीमार दिखने वाला)
• Ghouls — An evil spirit that opens graves and eats the dead bodies in them. (पिशाच)
• Gibbous — Bulging out or humped, as the moon between half and full (उभरा हुआ, कुबड़ा)
• Giddiness — The feeling that everything is moving and that you are going to fall. (चक्कर आना/सिर चकराना)
• Girl — A female child or young woman (लड़की)
• Glance — To look quickly at something (एक नज़र डालना)
• Gleaming — Shining brightly with reflected light (चमकता हुआ)
• Glee — A state of extreme happiness or excitement (हर्ष, कभी कभी दूसरे के दुख पर)
• Glib — Easy and confident in speech (चिकनी चुपड़ी बात करने वाला)
• Glimpse — A sight of something or someone for a very short time or only partly (झलक)
• Glinting — To produce small bright flashes of light (चमकना)
• Globe — The earth, or a spherical model of it (पृथ्वी, या उसका गोल प्रतिरूप)
• Gloomy — Nearly dark, or badly lit in a way that makes you feel sad (उदास और अंधेरा, या मन से बुझा हुआ)
• Glorify — To make something seem better or more important than it really is (गौरवान्वित करना)
• Glorious — Deserving or bringing great success and fame (गौरवशाली, अत्यंत सुंदर या प्रशंसनीय)
• Glum — Sad, quiet and unhappy (उदास और चुप)
• Gobble — To eat quickly and noisily (तेजी से आवाज करते हुए खाना)
• Golden — Made of gold or bright yellow in colour like gold (सोने का)
• Good — Of a high standard or quality (अच्छा)
• Good-tempered — Not easily made angry (शांत स्वभाव वाला)
• Gourmet — A person who knows a lot about good food and drink and enjoys it (खान-पान का पारखी, स्वादप्रेमी)
• Gradual — Happening slowly over a long period; not sudden (क्रमिक, धीरे धीरे होने वाला)

Group 51

Group 51 · Grand – Gutsy

• Grand — Impressive in size or appearance (भव्य)
• Grandeur — The quality of being great and impressive in appearance (भव्यता और गरिमा)
• Grant — To allow or give something formally, often after being asked (प्रदान करना, मंज़ूर करना)
• Grapple — To take a strong hold of somebody/something and struggle with them. (जूझना, भिड़ना)
• Grasp — To understand something completely (समझ लेना, पूरी तरह समझना)
• Gratification — Pleasure, especially when gained from the satisfaction of a desire (संतुष्टि)
• Gratuitous — Done without any good reason and often having harmful effects (निःशुल्क, या बेवजह किया गया)
• Greedy — Having a selfish desire for more than one needs (लालची, ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा चाहने वाला)
• Gregarious — Liking to be with other people (मिलनसार, लोगों के बीच रहना पसंद करने वाला)
• Gridlock — A complete blockage of movement (पूर्ण जाम, गतिरोध)
• Grief — Very great sadness, especially at the death of someone (शोक, गहरा दुख)
• Grieve — To feel very sad, especially because somebody has died (शोक करना)
• Grim — Unpleasant and depressing (कठोर और भयावह)
• Grip — A firm hold, or to hold tightly (मज़बूत पकड़)
• Gripe — A complaint about something/To complain about something in an annoying way (लगातार शिकायत करना)
• Grit — Very small pieces of stone or sand (कंकड़, या दृढ़ संकल्प)
• Groan — To make a low sound of pain or disapproval (कराहना)
• Grotesque — Strange and ugly in a way that is unpleasant or frightening (विकृत, भद्दा और डरावना)
• Gruff — Deep and rough, and often sounding unfriendly (कर्कश)
• Grumble — To complain about somebody/something, especially something that is not really very serious (बुदबुदाकर शिकायत करना)
• Guile — The use of clever but dishonest behaviour in order to trick people (छल, धूर्तता)
• Guilt — The state of having done something wrong (अपराध, या अपराधबोध)
• Gullible — Too willing to believe or accept what other people tell you and therefore easily tricked (भोला, जो जल्दी किसी की बात मान ले)
• Gust — A sudden strong wind (झोंका)
• Gutsy — Showing courage and determination (हिम्मती)

Group 52

Group 52 · Gyration – Hasty

• Gyration — A rapid circular movement (चक्रण, तेज़ घुमाव)
• Habit — A settled tendency of behaviour (आदत)
• Habitat — The place where a particular type of animal or plant is normally found (प्राकृतिक आवास)
• Habitual — Done or doing constantly or as a habit (आदतन, नियमित रूप से किया जाने वाला)
• Hackneyed — Overused and therefore no longer interesting (घिसा पिटा, बार बार इस्तेमाल से बेअसर)
• Haggard — Looking very tired because of illness, worry or lack of sleep (थका हुआ)
• Haggle — To argue with somebody in order to reach an agreement (मोलभाव करना)
• Hallowed — Made holy, or greatly revered (पवित्र किया गया, या अत्यंत आदरणीय)
• Hamper — To prevent somebody from easily doing or achieving something (बाधा डालना, रुकावट पैदा करना)
• Hamstrung — Severely restricted in ability to act (पंगु बना दिया गया, बुरी तरह सीमित)
• Handsome — Beautiful to look at (आकर्षक)
• Handsy — Inclined to touch others inappropriately (अनुचित रूप से छूने वाला)
• Handy — Easy to use or to do (उपयोगी और सुविधाजनक, या पास में)
• Haphazard — Badly organized (अव्यवस्थित, बिना किसी क्रम के)
• Hapless — Unlucky and usually unhappy (अभागा, दया के योग्य)
• Happening — An event, or taking place (घटना, या घटित होता हुआ)
• Happy — Feeling or showing pleasure; pleased (ख़ुश, संतुष्ट)
• Harass — To continue to annoy or upset someone over a period of time (बार बार परेशान करना)
• Harden — To become or make something become solid or stiff (कठोर बनाना या होना)
• Hard-heartedness — A lack of sympathy (कठोर हृदयता)
• Hardship — Great trouble or suffering (कठिनाई, कष्ट)
• Harm — Physical injury or damage (हानि, चोट या नुक़सान)
• Harrowing — Extremely painful (हृदयविदारक, अत्यंत कष्टकर)
• Harshness — Severity and lack of gentleness (कठोरता)
• Hasty — Said, made or done very quickly, especially when this has bad results (जल्दबाज़ी में किया गया, बिना सोचे)

Group 53

Group 53 · Hate – Hoard

• Hate — To dislike somebody/something very much (घृणा करना)
• Haughty — Proud, and thinking that you are better than other people (घमंडी, दूसरों को नीचा समझने वाला)
• Havoc — A situation in which things are seriously damaged, destroyed or very confused (तबाही, भारी विनाश)
• Hazard — Something that is dangerous and likely to cause damage (ख़तरा, जोखिम)
• Heartless — Unkind; cruel (बेरहम)
• Hebetude — The state of being dull or lethargic. (सुस्ती, मंदता की अवस्था)
• Heckled — Interrupted a speaker with difficult questions or rude comments (बीच में टोककर या ताने कसकर परेशान किया)
• Hectic — Full of frantic activity (अत्यधिक व्यस्त और भागदौड़ भरा)
• Hegemonic — Ruling or dominant, especially over other countries or groups (प्रभुत्वशाली, वर्चस्व वाला)
• Heist — A robbery, especially a well planned one (सुनियोजित डकैती)
• Help — To make it easier for someone (मदद करना)
• Herald — To be a sign that something is going to happen (पूर्व सूचना देना, आगमन की घोषणा करना)
• Hermits — People who live alone away from society (एकांतवासी)
• Hesitant — Slow to speak or act because you feel uncertain, embarrassed or unwilling (झिझकने वाला, संदेह के कारण देर करने वाला)
• Hesitate — To be slow to speak or act because you feel uncertain or nervous (हिचकिचाना)
• Hiatus — A break in activity when nothing happens (अंतराल)
• Hibernations — Periods of winter dormancy (शीत निद्रा की अवधियाँ)
• Hide — To put out of sight (छिपाना)
• Hideous — Very ugly or unpleasant (अत्यंत भद्दा या घिनौना)
• Highest — Greatest in height or degree (सर्वोच्च)
• Highlighted — Drew special attention to something (रेखांकित किया, उजागर किया)
• Hind — The hind legs or feet of an animal with four legs are those at the back (पिछला)
• Hinder — To cause delay or difficulty in doing something (बाधा डालना, कठिन बना देना)
• Hindered — Prevented from making progress (बाधित)
• Hoard — To collect and store large quantities of something (often secretly) (जमाखोरी करना, चुपचाप बड़ी मात्रा जमा करना)

Group 54

Group 54 · Hoax – Hypothesis

• Hoax — An act intended to make somebody believe something that is not true, especially something unpleasant (छल, चकमा)
• Hobnob — To spend time socially with important or influential people (मेलजोल रखना)
• Hog — A pig, especially one that is kept and made fat for eating (सुअर)
• Hoist — To raise or pull something up to a higher position, often using ropes or special equipment (ऊपर चढ़ाना, फहराना)
• Holistic — Considering a whole thing or being to be more than a collection of parts (समग्र, पूरे को देखकर विचार करने वाला)
• Holocaust — A situation in which many things are destroyed and many people killed (प्रलय)
• Homily — A sermon or moralising lecture (धार्मिक उपदेश)
• Honest — In the habit of telling the truth (ईमानदार, सच बोलने और सही काम करने वाला)
• Hoodwink — To trick somebody (धोखा देना, चकमा देना)
• Hopefully — In a hopeful way, or it is hoped (आशा के साथ, या उम्मीद है कि)
• Hostility — Aggressive or unfriendly feelings or behaviour (शत्रुता, तीव्र विरोध)
• Hotel — An establishment providing lodging and meals (होटल)
• Hound — A type of hunting dog; to hunt or chase (शिकारी कुत्ता, पीछा करना)
• Huge — Very large in size or amount (विशाल, बहुत बड़ा)
• Humble — Showing you do not think that you are as important as other people (विनम्र, अपने को दूसरों से बड़ा न मानने वाला)
• Humdrum — Boring and always the same (नीरस, एकरस)
• Humid — Having a high level of moisture in the air (नम, उमस भरा)
• Humiliation — The state of being made to feel ashamed (अपमान)
• Hummock — A small hill or pile of earth (छोटी पहाड़ी)
• Hurdle — Something that makes movement or progress difficult (बाधा)
• Hurry — To move or act quickly (जल्दी करना)
• Hustler — An aggressively enterprising person (जोड़ तोड़ से काम निकालने वाला)
• Hypnotist — A person who hypnotizes people (सम्मोहनकर्ता)
• Hypocrisy — Saying you have morals but acting differently (पाखंड, ऊँचे आदर्श का दिखावा)
• Hypothesis — A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence (परिकल्पना, जाँची जाने वाली प्रस्तावित व्याख्या)

Group 55

Group 55 · Hysteria – Impasse

• Hysteria — A state of extreme excitement, fear or anger in which a person, or a group of people, loses control of their emotions and starts to cry, laugh, etc. (उन्माद, भावनाओं पर नियंत्रण खो देने की अवस्था)
• Hysterical — In a state of extreme excitement, and crying, laughing, etc. without any control (अत्यधिक भावुक और बेक़ाबू)
• Iconic — Widely recognised as a symbol of something (प्रतीक बन चुका, सर्वविदित)
• Identical — Similar in every detail (बिल्कुल एक जैसा)
• Ideology — A set of ideas that an economic or political system is based on (विचारधारा)
• Idiotic — Very stupid (अत्यंत मूर्खतापूर्ण)
• Idleness — The fact of tending to be lazy and not work hard (आलस्य, निठल्लापन)
• Ignoble — Not good or honest; that should make you feel shame (अधम, नीच)
• Ignominy — Public shame and loss of honour (अपयश, सार्वजनिक अपमान)
• Illicit — Not allowed by the law (अवैध, क़ानून या नियम के विरुद्ध)
• Illness — The state of being physically or mentally ill (बीमारी)
• Illogical — Not sensible or thought out in a logical way (अतार्किक)
• Imagine — To form a mental picture (कल्पना करना)
• Imbecile — A very stupid person (मूर्ख व्यक्ति)
• Imbibe — To absorb ideas, or to drink (विचार ग्रहण करना, या पीना)
• Imbue — To fill somebody with strong feeling, opinions or values (भर देना, रँग देना)
• Imitated — Copied from something else; not original (नकली, प्रतिकृति)
• Imitation — A copy of something, especially something expensive (नक़ल, प्रतिलिपि)
• Immense — Extremely large or great (विशाल, बहुत बड़ा)
• Immerse — To put somebody/something into a liquid (डुबोना, या पूरी तरह लीन कर देना)
• Imminent — About to happen soon, especially something unpleasant (जो होने ही वाला हो)
• Immorality — Behaviour that is wrong by moral standards (अनैतिकता)
• Immune — Resistant to a particular infection or toxin (प्रतिरक्षित, या किसी चीज़ से मुक्त)
• Impart — To pass information, knowledge, etc. to other people (ज्ञान देना, या कोई गुण देना)
• Impasse — A difficult situation in which no progress can be made because the people involved cannot agree what to do (कठिन स्थिति, जिससे निकलने का कोई मार्ग न हो)

Group 56

Group 56 · Impassionate – Imprest

• Impassionate — Not moved by strong feeling (भावशून्य)
• Impassive — Not showing any feeling or emotion (भावहीन)
• Impatience — The tendency to be quickly irritated by delay (अधीरता)
• Impeccable — Without mistakes or faults (निर्दोष, बिल्कुल त्रुटिरहित)
• Impecunious — Having little or no money (धनहीन, कंगाल)
• Impede — To delay or stop the progress of something (प्रगति में बाधा डालना)
• Impediment — Something that delays or stops the progress of something (बाधा, रुकावट)
• Impenetrable — That cannot be entered, passed through or seen through (अभेद्य, या दुर्बोध)
• Imperative — Absolutely necessary, or a command form of a verb (अनिवार्य, या आज्ञासूचक क्रिया रूप)
• Imperceptibly — In a very small way that cannot be seen or felt (बिना दृष्टि या ध्यान में आए)
• Impertinent — Rude and not showing respect for somebody who is older or more important (धृष्ट, अनुचित रूप से बेअदब)
• Impetuous — Acting or done quickly and without thinking carefully about the results (आवेगी, बिना सोचे जल्दबाज़ी में काम करने वाला)
• Impetus — Something that encourages a process or activity to develop more quickly (प्रोत्साहन, प्रेरणा)
• Impious — Showing a lack of respect for God and religion (अधार्मिक, धर्म का अनादर करने वाला)
• Implacable — Showing no signs of yielding in one's purpose (जिसे मनाया न जा सके)
• Implicate — To show that somebody is involved in a crime (किसी को अपराध में शामिल दिखाना)
• Implicit — Complete and not doubted (पूर्ण)
• Implies — Suggests that something is true, without saying it directly (संकेत करता है, अप्रत्यक्ष रूप से जताता है)
• Implore — To ask somebody anxiously to do something because you want or need it very much (गिड़गिड़ाकर विनती करना)
• Impolite — Not polite (अशिष्ट)
• Importance — The state of being significant (महत्व)
• Impost — Something imposed or levied (कर)
• Impound — To take legal possession of something, especially as a penalty (ज़ब्त करना, कुर्क करना)
• Impoverished — Very poor; without money (दरिद्र बना दिया गया)
• Imprest — A fixed sum of money advanced for small, routine office expenses (छोटे खर्चों के लिए पहले से दी गई राशि)

Group 57

Group 57 · Imprisonment – Incognito

• Imprisonment — The state of being imprisoned (कारावास)
• Impropriety — Behaviour that is not proper (अनौचित्य, अनुचित आचरण)
• Imprudent — Not showing care for the consequences (अविवेकपूर्ण, परिणाम की परवाह न करने वाला)
• Impugn — Dispute the truth, validity, or honesty of something (प्रामाणिकता पर सवाल उठाना)
• Impulsiveness — The tendency to act without thinking (आवेगशीलता)
• Impute — To lay the responsibility or blame for something on someone, often unjustly (किसी पर दोष या गुण आरोपित करना)
• Inactive — Not doing anything (निष्क्रिय)
• Inadequacy — The state of being not enough (अपर्याप्तता)
• Inadvertent — Done by accident, without being intended (अनजाने में हुआ, जानबूझकर नहीं)
• Inanition — Exhaustion caused by lack of food; lack of strength or spirit (भूख से उत्पन्न दुर्बलता, शक्तिहीनता)
• Inapplicable — Not relevant to a particular case (लागू न होने वाला)
• Inarticulate — Not able to express ideas or feelings clearly or easily (अपनी बात स्पष्ट न कह पाने वाला)
• Inattentive — Not paying proper attention (असावधान, ध्यान न देने वाला)
• Incapacitate — To make somebody/something unable to live or work normally (अक्षम कर देना)
• Incensed — Very angry (अत्यंत क्रोधित)
• Incessant — Never stopping (निरंतर, बिना रुके)
• Incinerate — To burn something completely (जला देना)
• Incisive — Showing clear thought and good understanding of what is important, and the ability to express this (पैनी और स्पष्ट सोच वाला)
• Incite — To encourage somebody to do something violent. (भड़काना, हिंसा या अवैध काम के लिए उकसाना)
• Inclement — Lacking mildness (प्रतिकूल मौसम, ठंडा या बरसाती)
• Inclination — A feeling that makes you want to do something (रुझान, स्वाभाविक झुकाव)
• Inclined — Wanting to do something (इच्छुक)
• Included — Made part of a whole (शामिल किया गया)
• Inclusion — The act of including someone or something (समावेश, शामिल करना)
• Incognito — In a way that prevents other people from finding out who you are (गुप्त पहचान के साथ)

Group 58

Group 58 · Incommunicado – Ineluctable

• Incommunicado — Not able or not wanting to communicate with others (संपर्क से कटा हुआ, अलग-थलग)
• Inconsiderate — Not thinking about others' feelings (बेपरवाह, दूसरों का ख़्याल न रखने वाला)
• Inconsistent — Not staying the same, or contradictory (असंगत, अस्थिर)
• Inconstant — Frequently changing (अस्थिर, बार बार बदलने वाला)
• In contention — Having a chance of winning or achieving something (जीत या पद की दौड़ में शामिल)
• Incorporate — To include something as a part of a larger whole (शामिल करना, समाविष्ट करना)
• Increases — Becomes greater in size or amount (बढ़ता है)
• Incredible — Impossible or very difficult to believe (इतना असाधारण कि विश्वास करना कठिन हो)
• Incumbent — A person who has an official position (पदाधिकारी)
• Indecency — Behaviour that is thought to be morally or sexually offensive (अशिष्टता, अश्लीलता)
• Indefensible — Not able to be justified (अनुचित, जिसका बचाव न हो सके)
• Indelible — Impossible to forget or remove (अमिट, जो मिटाया न जा सके)
• Indicting — Formally accusing of a crime (अभियुक्त ठहराता हुआ)
• Indictment — A sign that a system, society, etc. is very bad or very wrong (कलंक)
• Indigenous — Originating naturally in a particular place; native (स्वदेशी, किसी जगह का मूल)
• Indignation — A feeling of anger and surprise caused by something that is unfair or unreasonable (क्षोभ, अन्याय पर क्रोध)
• Indiscriminately — Without careful choice and without making any distinction (अंधाधुंध, बिना भेदभाव के)
• Indispensable — Very important, so that it is not possible to be without it (अपरिहार्य, जिसके बिना काम न चले)
• Indissolubly — Linked in a way that cannot be ended (दृढ़ रूप से)
• Indistinct — not clearly seen or heard (अस्पष्ट / धुंधला)
• Indistinguishable — Impossible to notice differences when compared to another similar thing (एक जैसे, जिनमें अंतर न किया जा सके)
• Indolently — In a lazy way (आलस्य से)
• Indomitable — Not willing to accept defeat, even in a difficult situation; very brave and determined (अजेय)
• Ineffective — Not producing the intended result (अप्रभावी, इच्छित परिणाम न देने वाला)
• Ineluctable — That you cannot avoid (अपरिहार्य, जिससे बचा न जा सके)

Group 59

Group 59 · Inept – Initial

• Inept — Acting or done with no skill (अकुशल, काम करने में अनाड़ी)
• Inerasable — Impossible to erase (अमिट)
• Inertia — Lack of energy (जड़ता, कुछ न करने की प्रवृत्ति)
• Inevitable — Certain to happen; impossible to avoid (अवश्यंभावी, जिसे टाला न जा सके)
• Inexperienced — Lacking knowledge gained from practice (अनुभवहीन)
• Infamy — The state of being well known for something bad (कुख्याति, बदनामी)
• Infatuation — Very strong feelings of love or attraction for somebody/something (अल्पकालिक तीव्र मोह)
• Infelicity — An unsuitable or inappropriate remark or expression (अनुपयुक्त कथन, अटपटी अभिव्यक्ति)
• Infinitesimal — Extremely small (बहुत छोटा)
• Inflated — Filled with air, or exaggerated (फुलाया हुआ, या बढ़ा चढ़ाकर बताया गया)
• Inflexible — Unwilling to change or adapt (अनम्य, न झुकने वाला)
• Infliction — The act of imposing something unpleasant (थोप देना, कष्ट देना)
• Influential — Having great influence on someone or something (प्रभावशाली)
• Information — Facts provided about something (सूचना, जानकारी)
• Infringe — To break a law or rule (उल्लंघन करना)
• Infuriate — To make somebody extremely angry (बहुत क्रोधित कर देना)
• Infuse — To fill somebody/something with a particular quality (भर देना, या भिगोकर सार निकालना)
• Ingenuity — Cleverness in inventing or solving things (सूझबूझ, आविष्कारशीलता)
• Inherent — Existing as a permanent, basic part of somebody or something (अंतर्निहित, स्वाभाविक रूप से मौजूद)
• Inhibition — A feeling that stops one acting freely (संकोच, रुकावट)
• Inhibitor — A thing that delays or prevents somebody/something (निरोधक)
• Inhumanly — In a cruel way lacking compassion (अमानवीय ढंग से)
• Inimical — Tending to obstruct or harm (प्रतिकूल, नुक़सान पहुँचाने वाला)
• Iniquitous — Very wrong and unfair (अत्यंत अन्यायपूर्ण)
• Initial — Existing at the beginning, or the first letter of a name (आरंभिक, या नाम का पहला अक्षर)

Group 60

Group 60 · Initiate – Instil

• Initiate — To cause something to begin (आरंभ करना, या किसी को समूह में शामिल करना)
• Injure — To cause physical harm (चोट पहुँचाना)
• Injustice — Lack of fairness or justice (अन्याय)
• Innate — Present in a person from birth; inborn (जन्मजात, सीखा हुआ नहीं)
• Innocuous — Not intended or likely to offend or upset anyone (हानिरहित, जिससे कोई नुक़सान न हो)
• Innovative — Introducing new methods or ideas (नवाचारी, नए तरीक़े लाने वाला)
• Innuendo — An indirect or allusive remark typically of a derogatory nature (व्यंग्यपूर्ण संकेत, अप्रत्यक्ष लांछन)
• Inoffensive — Not likely to upset or annoy anyone (निर्दोष, जिससे किसी को बुरा न लगे)
• Inquisitive — Inquiring or appearing to inquire (जिज्ञासु, अधिक जानने को उत्सुक)
• Insane — In a state of mind that prevents normal perception (विक्षिप्त, सामान्य समझ से रहित)
• Inscription — Words written in the front of a book or cut in stone or metal (लेख)
• Inscrutable — Not showing any emotions and therefore difficult to understand (अबूझ, जिसे समझा न जा सके)
• Insensitive — Not aware of or careful about others' feelings (असंवेदनशील)
• Insidious — Spreading gradually or without being noticed, but causing serious harm (कपटपूर्ण, चुपचाप फैलकर गंभीर नुक़सान करने वाला)
• Insightful — Showing a clear understanding of a person or situation (अंतर्दृष्टि वाला, गहरी समझ दिखाने वाला)
• Insignificance — The state of being unimportant (नगण्यता, महत्वहीनता)
• Insignificant — Too small or unimportant to be worth notice (नगण्य, महत्व न रखने वाला)
• Insinuation — An indirect suggestion of something bad (अप्रत्यक्ष लांछन)
• Insipid — Lacking flavour, vigour or interest (बेस्वाद, नीरस)
• Insist — To say firmly or demand forcefully especially when others disagree (ज़ोर देकर माँग करना)
• Inspect — To look at closely and officially (निरीक्षण करना)
• Inspired — Filled with or resulting from inspiration; outstandingly creative (प्रेरित)
• Instant — Happening suddenly or immediately (तत्काल, तुरंत होने वाला)
• Instigate — To cause someone to do or initiate something (उकसाना, आमतौर पर बुरे काम के लिए)
• Instil — To gradually put an idea or attitude into somebody's mind (मन में बैठाना)

Group 61

Group 61 · Instill – Introduction

• Instill — To gradually establish an idea in someone's mind (धीरे धीरे कोई भाव मन में बैठाना)
• Instruct — To teach, or to give an order (सिखाना, या निर्देश देना)
• Insufficient — Not enough for a purpose (अपर्याप्त)
• Insult — To say or do something that offends somebody (अपमान करना)
• Integral — Being an essential part of something (अभिन्न, पूर्णता के लिए आवश्यक)
• Integrate — To combine two or more things so that they work together; to combine with something else in this way (एकीकृत करना, हिस्सों को एक में जोड़ना)
• Intelligible — Possible or easy to understand (बोधगम्य, जिसे समझा जा सके)
• Intended — Planned or meant (इच्छित, जानबूझकर)
• Intensify — To make something increase in degree or strength (तीव्र करना, और बढ़ा देना)
• Intention — A plan or aim in the mind (इरादा, मंशा)
• Interfere — To get involved in an activity often in an unwanted or disruptive way (दखल देना)
• Interlaced — Woven together (आपस में गुँथा हुआ)
• Interlinked — Connected with one another (आपस में जुड़े)
• Interlocutor — A person taking part in a conversation with you (वार्ताकार)
• Interpret — To explain the meaning of something (अर्थ समझाना, व्याख्या करना)
• Interregnum — A period of time during which a country, an organization, etc. does not have a leader and is waiting for a new one (दो शासनों के बीच की अवधि)
• Interspersed — Having something in several places among something else (फैला हुआ, बिखरा हुआ)
• Intervene — To become involved in a situation in order to improve or help it (बीच-बचाव करना)
• Intolerable — Impossible to endure (असहनीय)
• Intransigence — Refusal to change one's views (अड़ियलपन)
• Intransigent — Unwilling to change their opinions or behaviour in a way that would be helpful to others (अड़ियल, राय न बदलने वाला)
• Intrepid — Very brave; not afraid of danger or difficulties (निडर और साहसी)
• Intricate — Having a lot of different parts and small details that fit together (पेचीदा, बहुत बारीक और जटिल)
• Intriguing — Very interesting because of being unusual or not having an obvious answer (जिज्ञासा जगाने वाला)
• Introduction — The opening section, or the act of presenting (परिचय, प्रस्तावना)

Group 62

Group 62 · Introverted – Irritating

• Introverted — Quiet and more interested in one's own thoughts and feelings than in spending time with others (अंतर्मुखी)
• Intrude — To enter without invitation (अनधिकार प्रवेश करना, दख़ल देना)
• Intuition — Understanding something without conscious reasoning (अंतर्ज्ञान, बिना तर्क के समझ लेना)
• Intuitive — Based on instinct: understood without thinking. (सहज ज्ञान पर आधारित)
• Inundate — To cover an area of land with a large amount of water (जलमग्न करना, बाढ़ से ढक देना)
• Invalidate — To make something no longer legally valid (अमान्य कर देना)
• Invariable — Always the same (अपरिवर्ती)
• Invective — Rude language and unpleasant remarks that somebody shouts when they are very angry (कटु और अपमानजनक भाषा)
• Inveigled — To achieve control over somebody in a clever and dishonest way (लुभाना, ललचाना)
• Invent — To create something that did not exist (आविष्कार करना)
• Investigate — To carry out a systematic inquiry (जाँच पड़ताल करना)
• Invidious — Likely to offend somebody or make them jealous (द्वेषजनक)
• Invigorating — Making somebody feel healthy and full of energy (स्फूर्तिदायक)
• Invincible — Too strong to be defeated or changed (अजेय, जिसे हराया न जा सके)
• Involve — To include as a necessary part (शामिल करना)
• Iota — An extremely small amount (रत्ती भर, बहुत थोड़ा)
• Iridescent — Showing many bright colours that seem to change in different lights (इंद्रधनुषी, रंग बदलती चमक वाला)
• Irrepressible — Impossible to control or hold back (जिसे दबाया न जा सके)
• Irreproachable — Free from fault and impossible to criticize (निष्कलंक)
• Irresolute — Showing or feeling hesitancy or uncertainty (अनिश्चित, निर्णय न ले पाने वाला)
• Irresponsible — Not showing a proper sense of duty (ग़ैरज़िम्मेदार)
• Irreverent — Not showing respect to somebody/something that other people usually respect (अनादरपूर्ण)
• Irrevocable — That cannot be changed (अपरिवर्तनीय, जिसे बदला या वापस न लिया जा सके)
• Irritated — Describes a state that's a little milder than anger (चिढ़ा हुआ)
• Irritating — Causing annoyance (चिढ़ाने वाला, झुँझलाहट पैदा करने वाला)

Group 63

Group 63 · Irritation – Justify

• Irritation — The state of being annoyed, or soreness (चिढ़, या जलन)
• Isolated — Far away from any others (अलग-थलग, दूर स्थित)
• Itemize — To produce a detailed list of something (ब्योरेवार सूची बनाना)
• Jaded — Fatigued by overwork; exhausted (थका हुआ)
• Jape — A trick or joke that is played on somebody (शरारत भरा मज़ाक़)
• Jar — Strike against something with an unpleasant vibration (धक्का लगना)
• Jargon — Words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group of people, and are difficult for others to understand (किसी पेशे की विशेष शब्दावली, जो बाहर वालों को समझ न आए)
• Jaw — The bone framing the mouth (जबड़ा)
• Jejune — Dry and uninteresting (नीरस, फीका)
• Jeopardise — To risk harming or destroying somebody/something (ख़तरे में डालना)
• Jeopardized — put in danger (ख़तरे में डाला)
• Jettison — To get rid of somebody/something that is no longer needed (बोझ उतार फेंकना)
• Join — To link or become part of something (जुड़ना, शामिल होना)
• Joke — A thing said to cause amusement (मज़ाक़)
• Jollity — Lively and cheerful activity (आनंद, हँसी ख़ुशी)
• Jolly — Happy and cheerful (ख़ुशमिज़ाज)
• Jovial — Very cheerful and friendly (ख़ुशमिज़ाज और मिलनसार)
• Jubilant — Extremely happy (उल्लसित, सफलता के बाद बहुत ख़ुश)
• Jubilation — A feeling of great happiness and triumph (उल्लास, विजय का हर्ष)
• Judge — To form an opinion about somebody or something based on the available information (राय बनाना, निर्णय करना)
• Judgmental — Overly critical of others (जल्दी आलोचना करने वाला)
• Judicious — Careful and sensible; showing good judgement (विवेकपूर्ण, समझदारी भरा)
• Juicy — Full of juice, or full of interesting detail (रसीला, या रोचक विवरण से भरा)
• Just — That most people consider to be morally fair and reasonable (न्यायसंगत, उचित)
• Justify — To show that something is right or reasonable (उचित सिद्ध करना)

Group 64

Group 64 · Juvenile – Languish

• Juvenile — Relating to young people who are not yet adults (किशोर संबंधी, नाबालिगों से जुड़ा)
• Keen — Wanting to do something or wanting something to happen very much (बहुत उत्सुक, इच्छुक)
• Kidding — Joking; saying something untrue for fun (मजाक करना)
• Kilter — Good order or balance (used mostly in 'out of kilter') (ठीक हालत, संतुलन)
• Kind-hearted — Having a generous and caring nature (दयालु हृदय वाला)
• Kingpin — The most important person in an organisation (मुख्य व्यक्ति, धुरी)
• Kit — A set of tools or equipment that you use for a particular purpose (ज़रूरी सामान)
• Knack — A special skill or ability that you have naturally or can learn (हुनर, अभ्यास से आई कुशलता)
• Knave — A deceitful and unreliable person; a scoundrel (धूर्त, बेईमान व्यक्ति)
• Knavish — Of, relating to, or characteristic of a knave (a tricky deceitful fellow) (बेईमान)
• Knowledge — Understanding and skills that you gain through education or experience (ज्ञान, अनुभव और अध्ययन से मिली समझ)
• Knowledge-related — Connected with knowledge (ज्ञान से संबंधित)
• Label — A small note giving information about something (लेबल, पहचान पर्ची)
• Laborious — Taking a lot of time and effort (श्रमसाध्य)
• Labour — An unpleasant experience or situation that involves a lot of hard work, difficulties and/ or pain (श्रम, मेहनत)
• Labyrinth — A complicated series of paths in which it is difficult to find your way through (भूलभुलैया, उलझे हुए रास्तों का जाल)
• Lack — The state of being without something (अभाव, कमी)
• Laconic — Using very few words to express what you mean (अल्पभाषी, बहुत कम शब्दों में कहने वाला)
• Lacuna — Deficiency of something (कमी)
• Laggard — A slow and lazy person, organisation, etc. (पिछड़ने वाला, सुस्त)
• Lair — A place where a wild animal sleeps or hides (माँद, जंगली जानवर का ठिकाना)
• Lame — Unable to walk normally, or weak and unconvincing (लंगड़ा, या कमज़ोर और बेदम)
• Lament — To have or express very sad feelings about somebody/something (विलाप करना, गहरा दुख जताना)
• Lamentable — Very bad and deserving regret or disapproval (शोचनीय, खेदजनक)
• Languish — To become weak, or to be left in an unpleasant state (क्षीण होना, या उपेक्षित पड़ा रहना)

Group 65

Group 65 · Lanky – Level

• Lanky — Ungracefully tall and thin (लंबा और दुबला)
• Lap — The flat area of the thighs when sitting, or one circuit (गोद, या एक चक्कर)
• Lascivious — Feeling or showing strong sexual desire (कामुक और अश्लील भाव वाला)
• Lass — A young woman (लड़की)
• Lately — In the recent past (हाल ही में)
• Laudatory — Expressing praise (प्रशंसात्मक)
• Laughter — The sound of laughing (हँसी)
• Launch — To start an activity, especially an organised one (शुरू करना, आरंभ करना)
• Laurels — Honour and praise given to somebody because of something that they have achieved (सम्मान, उपलब्धि पर मिला यश)
• Lavish — Large in amount, or impressive, and usually costing a lot of money (भव्य, शानदार और बहुत ख़र्चीला)
• Laxity — A lack of strictness (ढिलाई)
• Laydown — An arrangement of items set out for inspection (निरीक्षण के लिए सजाकर रखी गई व्यवस्था)
• Layperson — A person without professional knowledge of a subject (ग़ैर पेशेवर, आम व्यक्ति)
• Leakage — The escape of a fluid or of information (रिसाव, या सूचना का बाहर जाना)
• Leap — To jump high or a long way (छलाँग लगाना)
• Learning — The acquisition of knowledge (सीखना, अधिगम)
• Legend — A story coming down from the past (दंत कथा)
• Legendary — Famous and much talked about (किंवदंती बन चुका, अत्यंत प्रसिद्ध)
• Legitimate — Allowed by law or rules; reasonable and justifiable (वैध, क़ानून या नियम के अनुसार)
• Leisure — The time when you do not have to work (फ़ुरसत, काम से मुक्त समय)
• Lengthened — Made longer (लंबा किया गया)
• Lethal — Causing or able to cause death (घातक, जान लेने वाला)
• Lethargic — Without any energy or enthusiasm for doing things (सुस्त, ऊर्जा की कमी वाला)
• Lethargy — The state of not having any energy or enthusiasm for doing things (सुस्ती, ऊर्जा और उत्साह की कमी)
• Level — A horizontal plane, or a stage in a scale (स्तर, या समतल)

Group 66

Group 66 · Levitate – Lousy

• Levitate — To rise and float in the air with no physical support (हवा में उठना)
• Liberated — Set free from control or restriction (मुक्त, नियंत्रण से आज़ाद)
• Liberty — The quality or state of being free (स्वतंत्रता)
• Licentious — Disregarding accepted rules of morality (उच्छृंखल, नैतिक नियमों की परवाह न करने वाला)
• Light — To make something start burning or give light (जलाना)
• Likeable — Pleasant and easy to like (प्रिय लगने वाला)
• Likely — Probable, expected to happen (संभावित)
• Limited — Restricted in size, amount or extent (सीमित, तय मात्रा या हद तक)
• Limpid — Completely clear and transparent (निर्मल, बिल्कुल स्वच्छ और पारदर्शी)
• Linear — Moving from one thing to another in a single series of stages (रेखीय, एक क्रम में आगे बढ़ने वाला)
• Lint — A type of soft cotton cloth used for covering and protecting wounds (पट्टी)
• Literary — Relating to literature (साहित्यिक)
• Litigant — A person who is taking legal action in a court of law (मुक़दमे के पक्षकार)
• Livid — Furiously angry; (of skin) dark bluish-grey, as from a bruise (अत्यंत क्रोधित, या चोट से नीला पड़ा)
• Loathe — To dislike somebody or something very much; to hate (घृणा करना)
• Location — A particular place (स्थान)
• Lock — A mechanism for keeping a door shut (ताला/अवरोधक)
• Lofty — Very high and impressive (बहुत ऊँचा और भव्य)
• Longing — A strong feeling of wanting something or somebody (तीव्र लालसा)
• Loophole — An ambiguity in a rule that allows evasion (नियम की खामी, बचाव का रास्ता)
• Losses — Amounts or things that have been lost (हानियाँ)
• Lot — A large amount, or a set of items sold together (बहुत सारा, या माल का समूह)
• Loud — Producing a lot of noise (तेज़ आवाज़ वाला)
• Lounge — A room for waiting in at an airport, etc. (प्रतीक्षा कक्ष)
• Lousy — Very bad (बहुत घटिया)

Group 67

Group 67 · Love – Maintainable

• Love — A strong feeling of deep affection (प्रेम, गहरा स्नेह)
• Lowbrow — Not intellectual or cultured; coarse and unrefined in taste (असंस्कृत, भद्दी रुचि वाला)
• Loyal — Remaining constant in your support for somebody or something (वफ़ादार, निरंतर साथ देने वाला)
• Lucid — Clearly expressed; easy to understand (सुस्पष्ट, आसानी से समझ आने वाला)
• Lucky — Having good luck (भाग्यशाली, सौभाग्यशाली)
• Ludicrous — So unreasonable or absurd that you cannot take it seriously (हास्यास्पद रूप से बेतुका)
• Lull — A short period of quiet between times of activity (अस्थायी शांति, थोड़ी देर का ठहराव)
• Luminous — Shining in the dark; giving out light (चमकदार, प्रकाश देने वाला)
• Lure — Something that persuades one to perform an action for pleasure or gain (प्रलोभन, आकर्षण)
• Lurid — Unpleasantly vivid, or shocking in detail (भड़कीला, या सनसनीखेज़)
• Lurk — To wait somewhere secretly, especially because you are going to do something bad or illegal (घात लगाकर छिपे रहना)
• Luscious — Having a strong, pleasant taste (अत्यंत स्वादिष्ट और रसीला)
• Lustful — Filled with strong physical desire (कामुक)
• Luxuriant — Growing thickly and strongly in a way that is attractive (घना और भरपूर बढ़ा हुआ)
• Luxuriously — In a very comfortable and expensive way (विलासितापूर्वक)
• Lying — Not telling the truth; untruthful (झूठा, झूठ बोलने वाला)
• Lyrical — Expressing personal thoughts and feelings in a beautiful way (भावपूर्ण और काव्यात्मक)
• Macho — Aggressively masculine (पौरुष का दिखावा करने वाला)
• Maestro — A man who is very skilled at playing or conducting music (संगीत या कला का महारथी)
• Magical — Very pleasant or exciting (जादुई)
• Magnanimous — Kind, generous and forgiving, especially towards an enemy or competitor (उदार और क्षमाशील, ख़ासकर हारे या विरोधी के प्रति)
• Magnificent — Very good, beautiful, or deserving to be admired (भव्य, अत्यंत सुंदर और प्रभावशाली)
• Magnify — To make something look bigger than it really is, for example by using a lens or microscope (बड़ा करके दिखाना)
• Main — Chief in size or importance (मुख्य)
• Maintainable — Able to be kept up or supported (बनाए रखने योग्य)

Group 68

Group 68 · Major – Masticate

• Major — Important or serious (प्रमुख, बड़ा)
• Makeshift — Used temporarily for a particular purpose because the real thing is not available (अस्थायी, काम चलाऊ)
• Makeup — Cosmetics, or the composition of something (शृंगार, या बनावट)
• Malady — A disease or an ailment (रोग, व्याधि)
• Malapropism — A mistake somebody makes when they use a word that sounds similar to the word they wanted to use, but means something different and sounds funny (हास्यास्पद शब्द का प्रयोग)
• Maleficent — Causing harm or evil; harmful (अनिष्टकारी, हानिकारक, दुष्ट)
• Malfeasance — Wrongdoing, especially by a public official (पद का दुरुपयोग, अनुचित आचरण)
• Malign — Evil in nature or effect (अहितकारी, अनिष्टकारी)
• Mammoth — Unusually large (विशालकाय)
• Manacle — To put manacles on somebody's wrists or ankles, to stop them from escaping (हथकड़ी लगाना)
• Manageable — Able to be dealt with or controlled (संभालने योग्य, जिसे निपटाया जा सके)
• Managed — Succeeded in doing, or controlled (सँभाला, या कर लिया)
• Mandate — A statement of what to do that must be obeyed by those concerned (आदेश, या जनादेश)
• Mandatory — Required by law (अनिवार्य)
• Mandible — The jawbone (निचला जबड़ा)
• Manifest — Apparent to the senses (स्पष्ट, प्रत्यक्ष)
• Manipulative — Controlling others to one's own advantage (तोड़ मरोड़ कर काम निकालने वाला)
• Mannerism — A distinctive habit of speech or behaviour (विशिष्ट आदत, बोलने या करने का ढंग)
• Manual — A book used for instruction in a subject (नियमावली, निर्देश पुस्तिका)
• Mar — To spoil the appearance or quality of (बिगाड़ देना)
• Marvel — A wonderful thing, or to be filled with wonder (अचंभा, या आश्चर्य करना)
• Masquerade — Pretend to be something that you are not (भेस बदलकर दिखावा करना)
• Mass — A large body of matter, or the majority of people (पिंड या राशि, या जनसमूह)
• Mastery — Great knowledge about or understanding of a particular thing (निपुणता, विषय पर पूरी पकड़)
• Masticate — To bite food many times as you eat it (चबाना)

Group 69

Group 69 · Matching – Merry

• Matching — Having the same colour, pattern, style, etc. and therefore looking attractive together (मेल खाता हुआ)
• Maverick — A person who thinks and acts independently, with unusual opinions (अपनी राह चलने वाला, समूह का अनुसरण न करने वाला)
• Mawkish — Sentimental in a sickly way (अति भावुक, चिपचिपा भावुक)
• Maxim — A short statement of a general truth, principle, or rule for behaviour (सूक्ति, सामान्य सत्य कहने वाला छोटा वाक्य)
• Mayhem — Fear and a great lack of order (अफरा-तफरी)
• Meager — Small in amount and not enough (अल्प, बहुत कम)
• Meagre — Small in quantity and poor in quality (अल्प, बहुत थोड़ा और अपर्याप्त)
• Meandering — Following a winding course with many curves rather than a straight line (टेढ़ा मेढ़ा चलने वाला, या भटकता हुआ)
• Meaningful — Having a serious purpose or importance (सार्थक)
• Measurable — Able to be measured (मापने योग्य)
• Measurement — The act of determining size or amount (मापन)
• Meddle — To involve yourself in something that should not really involve you (बेवजह दख़ल देना)
• Meekness — Quiet gentleness and lack of assertiveness (विनम्रता, दब्बूपन)
• Melancholy — A deep, pensive and long-lasting sadness (गहरी और लंबी चलने वाली उदासी)
• Meliorated — Made better (सुधारा गया)
• Mellifluous — Sounding sweet and smooth (मधुर और सहज सुनाई देने वाला)
• Memoir — A biography or historical account based on personal knowledge (संस्मरण, लेखक के अपने अनुभवों का वृत्तांत)
• Menacingly — In a threatening manner (धमकी भरे अंदाज़ में)
• Mend — To repair something broken (मरम्मत करना, सुधारना)
• Mensuration — The measuring of length, area and volume (क्षेत्रमिति, मापन)
• Mercurial — Often changing or reacting in a way that is unexpected (पल पल बदलने वाला)
• Mercy — A kind or forgiving attitude towards somebody that you have the power to harm or right to punish (दया, करुणा)
• Merge — To combine into a single whole (मिलकर एक होना)
• Merit — The quality of being good (योग्यता, गुण)
• Merry — Happy and cheerful (आनन्दित)

Group 70

Group 70 · Mesh – Mockery

• Mesh — A net like material, or to fit together (जाली, या आपस में बैठना)
• Mesmerising — Having such a strong effect on you that you cannot give your attention to anything else (सम्मोहित कर देने वाला)
• Meticulous — Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise (बारीकी से ध्यान देने वाला)
• Micro — Extremely small in scale (सूक्ष्म, बहुत छोटा)
• Mild — Not violent, severe, or extreme (हल्का, तीव्रता में कम)
• Mindfulness — Focused awareness of the present (सजग उपस्थिति, ध्यानपूर्ण जागरूकता)
• Mingling — Mixing together with others (घुलना मिलना)
• Miniature — Very small; much smaller than usual (लघु, बहुत छोटा)
• Miracle — A remarkable event that seems inexplicable (चमत्कार)
• Mirage — An optical illusion, such as water seen in a desert; a hope that cannot be achieved (मृगतृष्णा, ख़ासकर रेगिस्तान में पानी का भ्रम)
• Mirrored — Reflected, or matched exactly (प्रतिबिंबित, या हूबहू दोहराया)
• Mirth — Amusement expressed in laughter (हर्ष, हँसी)
• Misanthropic — Hating and avoiding other people (मानव द्वेषी)
• Misappropriation — Dishonest use of money placed in one's trust (धन का दुरुपयोग, ग़बन)
• Miscellaneous — Consisting of many different kinds of things that are not connected and do not easily form a group (विविध, अलग अलग प्रकार की चीज़ों से बना)
• Miserliness — Extreme unwillingness to spend (कंजूसी)
• Misery — Great physical or mental pain (दुख और कष्ट की अवस्था)
• Misfortune — Bad luck or an unlucky event (दुर्भाग्य, या अशुभ घटना)
• Misguide — To lead in the wrong direction (गुमराह करना)
• Misleading — Giving a wrong impression (भ्रामक)
• Mitigate — To make something less strong or bad (तीव्रता कम करना, हल्का करना)
• Mix — To combine into one mass (मिलाना)
• Moan — To make a low sound of pain or complaint (कराहना, या शिकायत करना)
• Mock — To laugh at somebody or something in an unkind way, especially by copying what they say or do (उपहास करना, खिल्ली उड़ाना)
• Mockery — Ridicule or contemptuous imitation (उपहास, तिरस्कारपूर्ण नक़ल)

Group 71

Group 71 · Moderate – Muffled

• Moderate — That is neither very good, large, hot, etc. nor very bad, small, cold, etc. (मध्यम, न बहुत ज़्यादा न बहुत कम)
• Modern — Of the present time or recent times (आधुनिक, वर्तमान समय का)
• Modest — Not having or showing any feelings of superiority (विनम्र, अपनी उपलब्धियों का बखान न करने वाला)
• Modicum — A fairly small amount (कम मात्रा)
• Molest — To harass or assault someone (छेड़छाड़ करना, सताना)
• Mollification — The act of calming someone's anger (क्रोध शांत करना)
• Monochromatic — Having only one colour (एकरंगी)
• Monotonous — Never changing and therefore boring (एकरस, नीरस और दोहराव भरा)
• Moored — tied up (a boat) to a fixed point ((नाव का) लंगर डाला, बाँधा हुआ)
• Moral — Connected with principles of right and wrong behaviour (नैतिक, सही-गलत के सिद्धांतों से जुड़ा)
• Morbid — Having an unusual interest in death or unpleasant events (रुग्ण, अप्रिय विषयों में अस्वस्थ रुचि रखने वाला)
• Mordant — Critical and unkind, but funny (तीखा व्यंग्यपूर्ण)
• Moribund — No longer effective and about to come to an end completely (अंत के करीब)
• Morose — Unhappy, in a bad mood and not talking very much (चिड़चिड़ा और उदास, बात न करने वाला)
• Mortal — That cannot live forever and must die (नश्वर, जो सदा जीवित न रहे)
• Motif — A design or a pattern used as a decoration (आवर्ती विषय या डिज़ाइन)
• Motile — Capable of moving on its own (स्वतः गति करने में सक्षम)
• Motion — Movement, or a formal proposal (गति, या औपचारिक प्रस्ताव)
• Motivational — Intended to encourage someone to act (प्रेरणादायक)
• Motive — A reason for doing something (उद्देश्य, प्रेरक कारण)
• Mourn — To feel and show deep sorrow after a death (शोक मनाना)
• Move — To change position, or to propose formally (हिलना या बढ़ना, या प्रस्ताव रखना)
• Mud — Soft wet earth (कीचड़)
• Muddy — Full of or covered in mud (कीचड़ से सना, कीचड़ भरा)
• Muffled — Made quieter by covering (दबी हुई, धीमी की गई आवाज़)

Group 72

Group 72 · Multitude – Nefarious

• Multitude — An extremely large number of things or people (भीड़)
• Munch — To eat something steadily and often noisily (चबाना, कुरकुराते हुए खाना)
• Mundane — Not interesting or exciting (सांसारिक और नीरस)
• Munificent — Extremely generous, especially in giving money (अत्यंत उदार, बड़ा दानी)
• Murder — The unlawful killing of a person (हत्या)
• Music — Vocal or instrumental sound arranged for beauty (संगीत)
• Musty — Smelling wet and unpleasant because of a lack of fresh air (बासी)
• Mutability — The fact of being likely to change (परिवर्तनीयता)
• Mutant — A living thing that is different due to genetic change (उत्परिवर्ती जन्तु/प्राणी)
• Mutate — To develop or make something develop a new form or structure, because of a genetic change (रूप बदलना, बदलाव होना)
• Mystify — To make somebody confused because they do not understand something (उलझन में डालना)
• Myth-making — The creation of legends around a person or event (मिथक गढ़ना)
• Nacreous — Having a rainbow-like play of colours (सीप जैसी इंद्रधनुषी चमक वाला)
• Nadir — The lowest point (निम्नतम बिंदु)
• Naive — Without enough experience of life and too ready to believe or trust other people (भोला, अनुभवहीन और जल्दी भरोसा कर लेने वाला)
• Nark — To annoy someone (चिढ़ाना, खिझाना)
• Narrate — To tell a story or give an account (वर्णन करना, कहानी सुनाना)
• Nascence — The point at which something begins (उत्पत्ति)
• Nascent — Beginning to exist; not yet fully developed (नवजात, अभी बनना शुरू हुआ)
• Natives — People born in a particular place (मूल निवासी)
• Naughty — Behaving badly; not willing to obey (शरारती)
• Nauseous — Causing disgust or nausea; feeling inclined to vomit (घृणास्पद, मिचली लाने वाला)
• Nebulous — Not clear (धुँधला, अस्पष्ट)
• Necessitate — To make something necessary (आवश्यक बना देना)
• Nefarious — Extremely bad (दुष्ट और आपराधिक)

Group 73

Group 73 · Neglected – Obeisance

• Neglected — Not receiving enough care or attention (उपेक्षित)
• Negotiation — Discussion aimed at reaching an agreement (वार्ता, समझौते के लिए बातचीत)
• Neutral — Not supporting either side in a dispute (तटस्थ, किसी का पक्ष न लेने वाला)
• Nexus — A complicated series of connections between different things (संबंध, कड़ी)
• Nifty — Accurate and showing skill (कुशलतापूर्ण, बढ़िया)
• Nihilistic — Rejecting all religious and moral principles in the belief that life is meaningless (शून्यवादी)
• Nimble — Able to move quickly and easily (फुर्तीला, चुस्त)
• Nincompoop — A stupid person (मूर्ख व्यक्ति, गँवार)
• Noise — A loud or unpleasant sound (शोर, तेज़ या अप्रिय ध्वनि)
• Noisome — Having an extremely unpleasant smell (दुर्गंधयुक्त)
• Noisy — Making or full of a lot of noise (शोरगुल वाला)
• Nominal — Being something in name only, and not in reality (नाममात्र का)
• Nonchalant — Behaving in a calm and relaxed way (बेपरवाह और शांत, बिना घबराहट के)
• Nonplussed — So surprised that one does not know what to do (हक्का बक्का, समझ न आना कि क्या करें)
• Normally — Usually, or in the standard way (आमतौर पर)
• Nostalgic — Feeling pleasure and slight sadness when thinking about the past (अतीत की याद में डूबा)
• Noticed — Became aware of (ध्यान में आया)
• Notion — An idea, a belief or an understanding of something (धारणा, विचार)
• Novice — A person who is new and has little experience in a skill, job or situation (नौसिखिया, शुरुआत करने वाला)
• Nugatory — Having no purpose or value (निरर्थक, बेकार)
• Numerous — Existing in large numbers (असंख्य, बहुत सारे)
• Nutritious — Containing many of the substances which help the body to grow (पौष्टिक)
• Nutritive — Providing nourishment (पोषक)
• Oasis — An area in the desert where there is water and where plants grow (मरुद्यान, रेगिस्तान में पानी वाली उपजाऊ जगह)
• Obeisance — A gesture of respect or submission (नमन, आदरपूर्ण झुकाव)

Group 74

Group 74 · Obfuscation – Occlude

• Obfuscation — Making something deliberately unclear (जानबूझकर उलझा देना)
• Objection — Disapproval (आपत्ति)
• Oblate — A layman living in a monastery under a modified rule and without vows (मठ में बिना व्रत लिए रहने वाला गृहस्थ सेवक)
• Obligation — Something that you must do because you have promised, because of a law, etc. (दायित्व, बाध्यकारी कर्तव्य)
• Obligatory — That you must do because of the law, rules, etc. (अनिवार्य, नियम या क़ानून से ज़रूरी)
• Obliged — Bound by duty, or grateful (बाध्य, या आभारी)
• Obliquity — Indirectness or obscurity of speech or conduct (अस्पष्टता)
• Obliterate — To remove all signs of something, either by destroying or covering it completely (पूरी तरह मिटा देना)
• Oblivious — Not aware of what is happening around one (बेख़बर, अनजान)
• Obscene — Offensive or disgusting by accepted standards of morality and decency (अश्लील)
• Obscurity — The state of being unknown, or of being unclear (गुमनामी, या अस्पष्टता)
• Obsequious — Trying too hard to please somebody, especially somebody who is important (चापलूसी भरी आज्ञाकारिता वाला)
• Observe — To see or notice somebody/something (ध्यान से देखना, गौर करना)
• Obsession — Something or someone that you think about all the time (जुनून, सनक)
• Obsolete — No longer used because something new has been invented (अप्रचलित, जो अब इस्तेमाल में नहीं)
• Obstacle — A situation, an event, etc. that makes it difficult for you to do or achieve something (बाधा, रास्ता रोकने वाली चीज़)
• Obstinate — Refusing to change your opinions, way of behaving, etc. when other people try to persuade you to; showing this (हठी, अपनी बात पर अड़ा रहने वाला)
• Obstreperous — Noisy and difficult to control (ऊधमी, शोर मचाने वाला और बेकाबू)
• Obstruct — To block a passage, action or operation (रास्ता रोकना, बाधा डालना)
• Obtain — To get something, especially by making an effort (प्राप्त करना)
• Obtrusive — Noticeable in an annoying or unpleasant way (अप्रिय रूप से स्पष्ट)
• Obviate — To remove a difficulty, problem, or the need for something (निवारण करना)
• Obvious — Easy to see or understand (स्पष्ट, जो अपने आप समझ आ जाए)
• Occasional — Happening from time to time, not regularly (कभी कभार होने वाला)
• Occlude — To cover or block something (पूरी तरह से ढक देना, रोक देना)

Group 75

Group 75 · Occupy – Oratory

• Occupy — To fill or use a space, an area or an amount of time (जगह या समय घेरना)
• Occur — To happen; take place (घटित होना)
• Offend — To cause to be upset (रुष्ट करना, अपमान करना)
• Offer — To present something for acceptance (प्रस्ताव देना, पेश करना)
• Officiate — To act as an official in charge of something (अधिकारी के रूप में कार्य करना, संचालन करना)
• Offish — Distant and unfriendly in manner (दूर दूर रहने वाला, रूखा)
• Old — Of a particular age (पुराना/उम्रदराज)
• Omission — The act of not including somebody/something or not doing something (लोप, छूट)
• Onerous — Needing great effort; causing trouble or worry (भारी, बोझिल)
• Onslaught — A fierce attack (प्रचंड हमला)
• Onus — A mark of guilt or disgrace (दोष, कलंक)
• Opaque — Not letting light through; also, difficult to understand (अपारदर्शी, जिसके आर पार न दिखे)
• Open source — Software whose code is freely available (जिसका स्रोत कोड सबके लिए खुला हो)
• Opinion — Your feelings or thoughts about somebody/something, rather than a fact (ख्याल, राय)
• Opportune — Suitable for doing a particular thing, so that it is likely to be successful (उपयुक्त, समयोचित)
• Opposite — Completely different; also, facing or directly across from each other (विपरीत)
• Oppression — Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment (दमन, लंबे समय तक अन्यायपूर्ण व्यवहार)
• Oppressor — A person who treats others harshly (दमनकारी)
• Optimal — The best possible; producing the best possible results (सर्वोत्कृष्ट, सर्वोत्तम)
• Optimised — Made as effective as possible (अनुकूलित, सर्वोत्तम बनाया गया)
• Optimist — A person who is hopeful and confident about the future (आशावादी, भविष्य को लेकर सकारात्मक रहने वाला)
• Opulence — Great wealth or luxuriousness (वैभव, समृद्धि)
• Opulent — Made or decorated using expensive materials (वैभवशाली, समृद्ध और भव्य)
• Oracular — With a hidden meaning (रहस्यमय)
• Oratory — The skill of making powerful and effective speeches in public (वाक्पटुता, भाषण कला)

Group 76

Group 76 · Ordain – Pamper

• Ordain — To make someone a priest officially; also, to order something officially (पादरी नियुक्त करना; आधिकारिक रूप से आदेश देना)
• Organise — To make all the arrangements for something to happen (व्यवस्थित करना)
• Organized — Arranged in a systematic way (व्यवस्थित)
• Orthodox — Generally accepted or approved of; following generally accepted beliefs (रूढ़िवादी, परंपरागत मान्यताओं को मानने वाला)
• Ostentation — Showy display of wealth to attract attention (दिखावा, आडंबर)
• Ostentatious — Expensive or noticeable in a way that is intended to impress others (दिखावटी, प्रभावित करने के लिए किया गया)
• Ousted — To force somebody out of a job or position of power (बेदखल करना, पद से हटाना)
• Outdated — No longer current or useful (पुराना पड़ चुका, अब उपयोगी नहीं)
• Outrageous — Shockingly bad or excessive (अत्यंत आपत्तिजनक या अतिशय)
• Outside — Beyond the limits of something (बाहर)
• Outward — Directed towards the outside (बाहरी, बाहर की ओर)
• Ovation — Enthusiastic clapping by an audience as a sign of their approval (करतल ध्वनि, ज़ोरदार तालियाँ)
• Overhaul — To look at a machine or system, including doing repairs on it or making changes to it (पूरी तरह जाँचकर मरम्मत करना)
• Overjoyed — Extremely happy (अत्यंत प्रसन्न)
• Overrule — To reject a decision or proposal using higher authority (अधिकार से रद्द करना, नामंज़ूर करना)
• Overstrung — Extremely nervous (तनावग्रस्त)
• Overture — An introduction to something (प्रस्तावना)
• Overwhelm — To have such a strong emotional effect on somebody that it is difficult for them to resist or know how to react (अभिभूत कर देना)
• Oxen — The plural of ox (बैल का बहुवचन)
• Pace — Speed in walking (गति)
• Pacific — Peaceful or loving peace (शांतिप्रिय)
• Pain — Physical suffering, or distress (दर्द)
• Pallid — Pale, especially because of illness (पीला, ख़ासकर बीमारी से)
• Palpable — That is easily noticed by the mind or the senses (स्पष्ट रूप से महसूस होने वाला)
• Pamper — To treat with excessive kindness (हद से ज़्यादा लाड़ करना)

Group 77

Group 77 · Panacea – Patience

• Panacea — Something that will solve all the problems of a particular situation (रामबाण, हर समस्या का इलाज)
• Panache — A confident and stylish way of doing things that people find attractive (मनोहर ढंग, आत्मविश्वास भरी शैली)
• Panic — To suddenly feel great fear that stops you thinking clearly (डर जाना)
• Panoply — A large and impressive number or collection of something (विशाल और प्रभावशाली संग्रह)
• Panorama — A view of a wide area of land (विहंगम दृश्य)
• Paradise — Heaven, as the final abode of the righteous (स्वर्ग, परम सुख का स्थान)
• Paragon — A person who is perfect or who is a perfect example of a particular good quality (आदर्श उदाहरण)
• Paramount — More important than anything else (सर्वोपरि)
• Paranoia — Irrational and persistent feelings of mistrust towards others (भ्रांति रोग/वहम)
• Paranoid — Having extreme or unreasonable fear or suspicion (अकारण संदेह करने वाला)
• Parapet — A low wall along the edge of a bridge, a roof, etc. to stop people from falling (मुंडेर, छत या पुल की निचली दीवार)
• Parched — Very hot and dry (सूखा)
• Pardon — To forgive someone for something (क्षमा करना, या आधिकारिक रूप से सज़ा माफ़ करना)
• Parlance — A particular way of using words or expressing yourself (बोली)
• Parochial — Having a narrow, limited or provincial outlook (संकीर्ण/ सीमित)
• Parsimony — The fact of being extremely unwilling to spend money (अत्यधिक कंजूसी)
• Partially — Up to some extent or degree (कुछ हद तक)
• Partisan — Strongly supporting a person, principle or political party (पक्षपाती, एक पक्ष का कट्टर समर्थक)
• Passion — A very strong feeling of love, hate, anger, enthusiasm, etc. (तीव्र भाव, जुनून)
• Passive — Accepting what happens without active response (निष्क्रिय, बिना प्रतिक्रिया के स्वीकार करने वाला)
• Pasture — Land covered with grass that is suitable for feeding animals on (चारागाह)
• Paternalistic — Treating people like children by controlling them for their own good (संरक्षक की तरह नियंत्रण करने वाला)
• Path — A way or track made for walking (पगडंडी, रास्ता)
• Pathetic — Causing you to feel pity or sadness (दयनीय, करुणा जगाने वाला)
• Patience — The ability to accept delay without getting upset (धैर्य)

Group 78

Group 78 · Patriotic – Perpetual

• Patriotic — Devoted to one's country (देशभक्त)
• Patronising — Treating someone as inferior while appearing kind (संरक्षक भाव से नीचा दिखाने वाला)
• Patronize — To treat somebody in a way that shows that you are superior to them (किसी को स्वयं से तुच्छ समझकर उसके साथ कृपा का व्यवहार करना)
• Patterns — Regular arrangements that repeat (आवर्ती क्रम, प्रतिरूप)
• Pause — A short break in action or speech (विराम, थोड़ी देर का ठहराव)
• Pawn — Surety for a loan (गिरवी रखा हुआ सामान/संपत्ति)
• Peak — The highest point; the time when somebody or something is strongest or most successful (शिखर)
• Peculiar — Strange or unusual, especially in a way that is unpleasant or makes you worried (अजीब, विचित्र)
• Pedigree — The parents, grandparents, etc. of an animal that are all of the same breed (वंशावली, खानदान)
• Peel — To remove the outer covering (छिलका उतारना)
• Peerless — Better than all others; having no equal (अद्वितीय, बेजोड़)
• Peevish — Easily annoyed, often by things that are not important (चिड़चिड़ा)
• Penalise — To punish somebody (दंडित करना)
• Penchant — A special liking for something (विशेष रुचि, झुकाव)
• Penitence — Regret for having done wrong (पश्चाताप)
• Penniless — Having no money; very poor (गरीब)
• Pensive — Thinking deeply about something, especially because you are sad or worried (विचारमग्न, कुछ उदास सोच में डूबा)
• Penury — The state of being very poor (घोर निर्धनता)
• Perceptive — Having or showing deep understanding and intelligent application of knowledge (सूक्ष्म समझ रखने वाला, अंतर्दृष्टिपूर्ण)
• Peril — Great danger, or something that is very dangerous (गंभीर और तात्कालिक ख़तरा)
• Peripatetic — Going from place to place (घुमक्कड़, जगह-जगह घूमने वाला)
• Perjury — The act of telling a lie in a court of law (झूठी गवाही, शपथ लेकर झूठ बोलना)
• Permeate — To spread to every part of an object or a place (हर हिस्से में फैल जाना, व्याप्त होना)
• Permit — To allow or give permission (अनुमति देना)
• Perpetual — Continuing for a long period of time without stopping (निरंतर, कभी न ख़त्म होने वाला)

Group 79

Group 79 · Perpetuate – Philosophical

• Perpetuate — To make something such as a bad situation, a belief, etc. continue for a long time (बनाए रखना, अनिश्चित काल तक चलाना)
• Perplex — To confuse and worry someone (उलझा देना, चकरा देना)
• Persecution — The act of treating somebody in a cruel and unfair way, especially because of their race, religion or political beliefs (उत्पीड़न)
• Persevere — To continue despite difficulty (डटे रहना)
• Persist — To continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition, in a way that can seem unreasonable (डटे रहना, कठिनाई में भी लगे रहना)
• Perspicuous — Clearly expressed and easy to understand (स्पष्ट और सहज समझ आने वाला)
• Persuade — To make somebody do something by giving them good reasons for doing it (समझा बुझाकर राज़ी करना)
• Pertaining — Related to something specified (किसी चीज से सरोकार रखना, संबंधित होना)
• Pertinent — Relating directly to the subject being considered (प्रासंगिक, विचाराधीन विषय से जुड़ा)
• Perturbed — Worried or anxious (विचलित, बेचैन)
• Perturbing — Causing anxiety or unease (विचलित करने वाला)
• Peruse — To read something, especially in a careful way (ध्यान से पढ़ना)
• Pervasive — Existing in all parts of a place or thing (सर्वव्यापी, हर हिस्से में फैला)
• Perverse — Showing a deliberate desire to behave in a way that most people think is wrong, unacceptable or unreasonable (हठधर्मी, जानबूझकर उलटा चलने वाला)
• Pervious — Allowing liquid to pass through (पारगम्य)
• Pessimistic — Expecting bad things to happen or something not to be successful (निराशावादी, बुरे नतीजे की उम्मीद रखने वाला)
• Pester — To annoy somebody by asking something (तंग करना, परेशान करना)
• Petal — One of the coloured parts of a flower (पंखुड़ी)
• Petrify — Change into a stony substance (पत्थर बनाना)
• Petty — Of little importance (तुच्छ, या ओछी सोच वाला)
• Phantasmal — Like a phantom, unreal (प्रेत जैसा, अवास्तविक)
• Phenomenal — Remarkable and exceptional (असाधारण)
• Philanderer — Person who has many love affairs (रंगीन मिज़ाज पुरुष)
• Philanthropist — A rich person who helps the poor and those in need, especially by giving money (परोपकारी, दान देकर दूसरों का भला करने वाला)
• Philosophical — Relating to philosophy, or calm in the face of difficulty (दार्शनिक, या कठिनाई में शांत)

Group 80

Group 80 · Phonetic – Poach

• Phonetic — Using special symbols to represent each different speech sound (ध्वन्यात्मक)
• Phonotypical — Relating to the representation of sounds in print (ध्वनि के मुद्रण से संबंधित)
• Phony — Not genuine, fraudulent (नक़ली, जाली)
• Photogenic — Looking attractive in photographs (जो तस्वीर में अच्छा लगे)
• Picturesque — Pretty, especially in a way that looks old-fashioned (आकर्षक)
• Piercing — Sharp and penetrating, of sound or gaze (तीखा, भेदने वाला)
• Pillage — The act of stealing things from a place or region (लूटपाट)
• Pious — Having or showing a deep belief in religion (धर्मपरायण, उच्च नैतिक आचरण वाला)
• Piquancy — The quality of being piquant (चटपटापन)
• Pitfall — A danger or difficulty, especially one that is hidden or not obvious at first (छिपा हुआ ख़तरा, अड़चन)
• Pitiful — Deserving pity or causing you to feel pity (दयनीय, या तुच्छ रूप से कम)
• Plan — A detailed proposal for doing something (योजना)
• Plausible — Reasonable and likely to be true (विश्वसनीय लगने वाला, संभव प्रतीत होने वाला)
• Playful — Fond of games and amusement (चंचल, खेलप्रिय)
• Plead — To make an emotional appeal, or to state a case in court (गिड़गिड़ाना, या अदालत में पक्ष रखना)
• Please — To give satisfaction, or a polite request word (प्रसन्न करना, या विनम्र निवेदन का शब्द)
• Plebiscite — A vote by the people of a country or a region on an issue that is very important (जनमत संग्रह, किसी एक प्रश्न पर सीधा जनमत)
• Pledge — To formally promise to give or do something (वादा करना)
• Plethora — A very large amount of something (अतिरेक, ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा)
• Pliable — Easily bent or flexible (लचीला, या आसानी से प्रभावित होने वाला)
• Plough — A farm tool for turning soil, or to work through steadily (हल, या डटकर काम करते जाना)
• Plummeted — To fall suddenly and steeply (तेज़ी से गिरना)
• Plunge — To move or make somebody/something move suddenly forwards and/or downwards (अचानक गिरना या कूद पड़ना)
• Plush — Luxurious and expensive (आलीशान, महँगा)
• Poach — To hunt illegally, or to cook gently in liquid (अवैध शिकार करना, या हल्के पानी में पकाना)

Group 81

Group 81 · Poignant – Precise

• Poignant — Having a strong effect on your feelings, especially in a way that makes you feel sad (मार्मिक, गहरी उदासी जगाने वाला)
• Poise — A calm, confident way of behaving (संयत और शालीन आत्मविश्वास)
• Poison — A substance that causes illness or death (विष, ज़हर)
• Poke — To push with a finger or a pointed object (कोंचना, उँगली से दबाना)
• Polished — Refined, elegant and showing good manners (सभ्य, विनीत)
• Politely — In a courteous way (शिष्टता से)
• Pollute — To add dirty or harmful substances to land, air, water, etc. so that it is no longer pleasant or safe to use (प्रदूषित करना)
• Poltroon — A coward (= a person who lacks courage) (डरपोक)
• Pompous — Showing that you think you are more important than other people, especially by using long and formal words (आडंबरपूर्ण, अपने को बड़ा दिखाने वाला)
• Ponder — To think about something carefully for a period of time (मनन करना)
• Ponderous — Very heavy (भारी-भरकम)
• Populace — All the ordinary people of a particular country or area (आबादी, आम लोग)
• Popular — Liked or enjoyed by a large number of people (लोकप्रिय, बहुत लोगों को पसंद)
• Portal — A large impressive doorway, or an online gateway (बड़ा प्रवेश द्वार, या ऑनलाइन पोर्टल)
• Portray — To show somebody/something in a picture; to describe somebody/something in a piece of writing (चित्रण करना, चित्रित करना)
• Poster — A large printed notice (पोस्टर, बड़ा सूचना पत्र)
• Postpone — To move something to a later time (स्थगित करना)
• Potentate — A ruler with great power (शक्तिशाली शासक, सम्राट)
• Potential — The ability to develop and become successful in the future (संभावना, भविष्य में विकसित होने की क्षमता)
• Power — The ability to act or control (शक्ति, सामर्थ्य)
• Practical — Concerned with actual use rather than theory (व्यावहारिक, सिद्धांत नहीं वास्तविक उपयोग से जुड़ा)
• Pragmatic — Dealing with problems in a practical way (व्यावहारिक, सिद्धांत नहीं वास्तविकता के आधार पर काम करने वाला)
• Precarious — Exposed to or involving danger (अनिश्चित और असुरक्षित)
• Precipitation — Rain, snow or hail that falls from the sky (वर्षा, हिमपात आदि का गिरना)
• Precise — Clear and accurate (सटीक, बिल्कुल ठीक)

Group 82

Group 82 · Preconception – Prior

• Preconception — An opinion formed before you know the facts (पूर्व-धारणा, पहले से बनी राय)
• Precondition — Something required before something else can happen (पूर्व शर्त)
• Predator — An animal that kills and eats other animals (शिकारी जानवर)
• Predicament — A difficult or an unpleasant situation, especially one where it is difficult to know what to do (कठिन और असहज स्थिति)
• Predict — To say that something will happen in the future (भविष्यवाणी करना)
• Predilection — An established preference for something (विशेष रुचि या झुकाव)
• Predispose — To influence somebody so that they are likely to think or behave in a particular way (प्रवृत्त करना, पहले से झुकाव पैदा करना)
• Predisposition — A tendency to a particular condition or behaviour (पूर्व प्रवृत्ति, झुकाव)
• Predominantly — Mainly, for the most part (मुख्यतः, अधिकांशतः)
• Preferred — Liked more than others; chosen first (अधिक पसंद किया गया)
• Prejudice — An unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling, especially when formed without enough thought or knowledge (पूर्वाग्रह, तथ्य जाने बिना बनाई राय)
• Premonition — A feeling that something is going to happen, especially something unpleasant (पूर्वबोध)
• Preponderance — The quality of being greater in number or influence (बहुलता, अधिकता)
• Preposterous — Completely unreasonable or absurd, especially in a way that shocks or annoys you (बेतुका, हास्यास्पद, तर्कहीन)
• Prerogative — A right or privilege belonging to a particular person (विशेषाधिकार)
• Preservation — The act of keeping something in its original state or in good condition (संरक्षण)
• Preserving — Keeping something in its original state (संरक्षित रखता हुआ)
• Prestigious — Having high status and respect (प्रतिष्ठित)
• Presuppose — To accept something as true or existing and act on that basis, before it has been proved to be true (पहले से मान लेना)
• Pretend — To act as if something is true while it is not (बहाना करना, झूठा दिखावा करना)
• Prevalent — That exists or is very common at a particular time or in a particular place (प्रचलित, व्यापक रूप से फैला)
• Prevent — To stop something from happening (रोकना, होने से पहले टालना)
• Principal — Most important; main (प्रमुख, मुख्य)
• Principle — A moral rule or a strong belief that influences your actions (सिद्धांत, आचरण का मूल नियम)
• Prior — Existing or coming before in time (पूर्ववर्ती, पहले का)

Group 83

Group 83 · Prison – Prompt

• Prison — A place where offenders are confined (कारागार)
• Pristine — Fresh and clean, as if new (अछूता, मूल स्थिति में)
• Privation — A state in which essentials for well-being are lacking (अभाव)
• Probability — The likelihood of something happening (संभावना)
• Probably — Most likely (संभवतः)
• Probe — To carry out a complete and careful investigation of something (पूछ-ताछ करना, तहकीकात करना)
• Problem — A matter needing to be dealt with (समस्या)
• Proclaim — To publicly and officially tell people about something important (आधिकारिक रूप से घोषित करना)
• Procrastinate — To delay doing something that you should do, usually because you do not want to do it (टालमटोल करना, ज़रूरी काम बार बार टालना)
• Prodigal — Too willing to spend money or waste time, energy or materials (अपव्ययी, बेतहाशा ख़र्च करने वाला)
• Prodigious — Very large or powerful and causing surprise; impressive (विलक्षण, असाधारण, अद्भुत)
• Prodigy — A young person whose intelligence or skill is unusually good for their age (विलक्षण प्रतिभा वाला बालक)
• Profess — To state clearly and strongly (घोषित करना)
• Proficient — Able to do something well because of training and practice (प्रवीण, अभ्यास से कुशल)
• Profit — The money that you make in business or by selling things (लाभ, मुनाफ़ा)
• Profligate — Using money, time, materials, etc. in a careless way (अपव्ययी, बेतहाशा फ़िज़ूलख़र्च)
• Profound — That you feel very strongly (गहन, अर्थ या प्रभाव में बहुत गहरा)
• Profundity — Great depth of thought or insight (गहनता, विचार की गहराई)
• Profuse — Given or produced in a great quantity (प्रचुर, बहुत अधिक मात्रा में)
• Progress — Movement forward or towards achieving something (प्रगति, लक्ष्य की ओर आगे बढ़ना)
• Prohibit — To stop something from being done or used especially by law (निषेध करना, औपचारिक रूप से मना करना)
• Prolific — Highly productive (बहुतायत में उत्पादन करने वाला)
• Promising — Showing signs of future success (होनहार, आशाजनक)
• Promote — To encourage or support something; to move somebody to a higher rank (पदोन्नति देना, या बढ़ावा देना)
• Prompt — Done without delay; quick and immediate (शीघ्र, तुरंत, बिना देरी के)

Group 84

Group 84 · Prone – Proximal

• Prone — Having a tendency or inclination to experience something (प्रवृत्त, जिसकी आशंका या संभावना अधिक हो)
• Propagate — To spread widely, or to breed plants (प्रचार करना या फैलाना, या पौधे उगाना)
• Propelled — Driven forward (आगे बढ़ाया गया)
• Propensity — A natural desire or need that makes you tend to behave in a particular way (झुकाव)
• Prophecy — A prediction of what will happen (भविष्यवाणी)
• Prophylactic — Intended to prevent disease (रोग निवारक)
• Propitiate — To stop somebody from being angry by trying to please them (मना लेना, प्रसन्न करना)
• Propitious — Likely to produce a successful result (अनुकूल, अच्छे परिणाम की संभावना वाला)
• Proponent — A person who supports an idea (समर्थक, प्रस्तावक)
• Proportionate — Increasing or decreasing in size, amount or degree according to changes in something else (आनुपातिक)
• Propose — To put forward a plan for consideration (प्रस्ताव रखना)
• Prosaic — Dull and lacking imagination (नीरस, गद्यात्मक)
• Proscription — The act of saying officially that something is banned (प्रतिबंध, आधिकारिक निषेध)
• Prose — Ordinary written language without metre (गद्य)
• Prospective — Expected or likely to happen in the future (संभावित, भावी)
• Prosperous — Successful and financially well off (समृद्ध और संपन्न)
• Prostrate — Lying face down, or completely exhausted (साष्टांग लेटा हुआ, या पूरी तरह थका)
• Protect — To make sure that somebody/something is not harmed, injured, damaged, etc. (रक्षा करना, नुक़सान से बचाना)
• Protest — To present an opposing opinion or argument (विरोध जताना)
• Protract — To make longer (अनावश्यक रूप से लंबा खींचना)
• Proved — Demonstrated to be true (सिद्ध किया गया)
• Provenance — The place of origin or history of ownership (उद्गम, स्वामित्व का इतिहास)
• Provocative — Intended to make people angry or upset (उत्तेजक)
• Provoke — To cause a particular reaction or have a particular effect (भड़काना, या प्रतिक्रिया पैदा करना)
• Proximal — Located towards the centre of the body (निकटस्थ)

Group 85

Group 85 · Prudent – Quibble

• Prudent — Sensible and careful when you make judgements and decisions; avoiding unnecessary risks (विवेकशील, सोच समझकर फ़ैसला करने वाला)
• Pudgy — Slightly fat (स्थूल, थुलथुल)
• Pugnacious — Having a strong desire to argue or fight with others (लड़ाकू, झगड़ने को तैयार)
• Pulsed — Moved with a regular beat (स्पंदित हुआ)
• Punish — To impose a penalty (दंड देना)
• Puny — Small and weak (नन्हा और कमज़ोर)
• Pupil — A person who is being taught, especially a child in a school (शिष्य, विद्यार्थी)
• Purchase — To buy, or a firm grip (ख़रीदना, या मज़बूत पकड़)
• Purgative — A medicine that clears the bowels (विरेचक दवा)
• Purpose — The reason for which something exists (उद्देश्य)
• Purpose-driven — Guided by a clear aim (उद्देश्य से संचालित)
• Pushed — Moved by applying force (धकेला गया)
• Pusillanimous — Frightened to take risks (कायर, हिम्मतहीन)
• Quagmire — A difficult or dangerous situation (मुश्किल परिस्थिति)
• Quail — To feel frightened (घबरा जाना, हिम्मत हारना)
• Quaint — Attractively unusual (पुराने ढंग का पर मनभावन)
• Quake — To shake or tremble (काँपना, हिलना)
• Qualm — A feeling of doubt or worry about whether what you are doing is right (चिंता)
• Quandary — State of being unable to decide (दुविधा, क्या करें यह तय न कर पाने की स्थिति)
• Quarrelsome — Often arguing with other people (झगड़ालू)
• Quell — To stop something such as violent behaviour or protests (दबा देना, बलपूर्वक शांत करना)
• Quenched — Satisfied a thirst, or extinguished a fire (प्यास बुझाई गई, या आग बुझाई गई)
• Quest — A long search for something, especially for some quality such as happiness (खोज, तलाश)
• Questionable — Doubtful as regards truth or quality (संदिग्ध, जिस पर सवाल उठे)
• Quibble — To argue or complain about a small matter or an unimportant detail (छोटी बात पर बहस करना)

Group 86

Group 86 · Quick – Ravenous

• Quick — Moving fast or doing something in a short time (तेज़, जल्दी करने वाला)
• Quietus — A final settlement or release, especially death (अंतिम निपटारा, या मृत्यु)
• Quintessential — Representing the perfect example of something (सर्वोत्तम प्रतिनिधि उदाहरण)
• Quiver — To make a slight movement (काँपना, थरथराना)
• Radiance — A special bright quality that shows in somebody's face, for example because they are very happy or healthy (तेज, दीप्ति)
• Radiant — Giving a warm bright light; showing great happiness (चमकदार, या ख़ुशी से खिला हुआ)
• Radical — Complete and detailed (मूलगामी, या आमूल परिवर्तन का पक्षधर)
• Ragged — Old and torn (फटा पुराना, या असमान)
• Rainstorm — A storm with heavy rain (वर्षा तूफ़ान)
• Rally — To gather support, or a mass meeting (एकजुट करना, या जनसभा)
• Ramification — One of a number of complicated and unexpected results that follow an action or a decision (जटिल परिणाम, फैलाव)
• Rampant — Existing or spreading everywhere in a way that cannot be controlled (बेरोकटोक फैला हुआ)
• Rampart — A defensive wall of a castle (परकोटा, क़िले की रक्षा दीवार)
• Rancour — Feelings of hate and a desire to hurt other people (कटुता, पुरानी कड़वाहट)
• Random — Done, chosen, etc. without somebody deciding in advance what is going to happen, or without any regular pattern (यादृच्छिक, बिना किसी क्रम या योजना के)
• Rang — Past tense of ring (बजा, ring का भूतकाल)
• Range — The extent of variation, or a row of mountains (सीमा या विस्तार, या पर्वत श्रृंखला)
• Rant — To speak at length in an angry way (आवेश में लंबा बोलना)
• Rapacity — The fact of wanting more money or goods than you need or have a right to (लालच)
• Rapidly — Very quickly (तेज़ी से)
• Rapturous — Expressing very great joy or enthusiasm (आनंदविभोर)
• Ratify — To confirm an agreement formally (अनुसमर्थन करना)
• Ration — A fixed allowance, or to limit supply (नियत मात्रा, या सीमित करना)
• Raucous — Sounding loud and rough (कर्कश और तेज़)
• Ravenous — Extremely hungry (अत्यंत भूखा)

Group 87

Group 87 · Ravine – Recreation

• Ravine — A deep, very narrow valley with steep sides (खड्ड, संकरी और गहरी घाटी)
• Ravish — To give somebody great pleasure (मोहित करना)
• Reaction — A response to a situation or event (प्रतिक्रिया)
• Reactive — Responding to events rather than planning for them (प्रतिक्रियात्मक, पहले से तैयार नहीं)
• Ready — Fully prepared for what you are going to do and able to start it immediately (तैयार)
• Realistic — Sensible about what can actually be achieved (यथार्थवादी, जो सचमुच संभव है उसे समझने वाला)
• Realm — An area of activity, interest or knowledge (क्षेत्र)
• Reap — To cut and gather a crop, or to receive a result (फ़सल काटना, या फल पाना)
• Reassert — To make other people recognize again your right or authority to do something, after a period when this has been in doubt (फिर से जताना, दोबारा स्थापित करना)
• Rebellious — Unwilling to follow accepted standards of behaviour (विद्रोही, अधिकार का विरोध करने वाला)
• Rebels — People who resist authority (विद्रोही)
• Rebuke — To speak sharply to someone because of a fault (डाँटना, फटकारना)
• Recalcitrant — Unwilling to obey rules or follow instructions (हठी और अवज्ञाकारी)
• Recall — To remember, or to order a return (याद करना, या वापस बुलाना)
• Recapitulate — To give a summary of what has already been said (मुख्य बातें दोहराना, सारांश देना)
• Recede — To go or move back or further away from a previous position (पीछे हटना, दूर होते जाना)
• Recently — Not long ago (हाल ही में)
• Reckless — Showing a lack of proper caution (लापरवाह, परिणाम की परवाह किए बिना काम करने वाला)
• Reckon — To calculate, or to consider something to be true (गिनना, या मानना)
• Recoil — To spring back suddenly, or to draw back in fear (पीछे हटना, या झटके से लौटना)
• Reconcile — To make people friendly again after a quarrel; to make two things agree (सुलह कराना, या दो हिसाब मिलाना)
• Reconnoitre — To get information about an area, especially for military purposes (जानकारी लेना, पता लगाना)
• Reconstruct — To build again, or to piece together an account (पुनर्निर्माण करना, या घटनाक्रम जोड़ना)
• Recovering — Returning to a normal state (स्वस्थ होता हुआ)
• Recreation — Activity done for enjoyment (मनोरंजन, विश्राम)

Group 88

Group 88 · Rectify – Reliable

• Rectify — To put right something that is wrong (सुधारना, ठीक करना)
• Recur — To happen again or a number of times (पुनरावृत्ति होना)
• Recusation — The act of objecting to a judge as biased (न्यायाधीश पर आपत्ति)
• Redemption — The act of saving or state of being saved from the power of evil (उद्धार, दोष से मुक्ति)
• Reduce — To make something less or smaller in size, quantity, price, etc.; to become less or smaller in size, quantity, etc. (कम करना, घटाना)
• Redundancy — The state of not being necessary or useful (अतिरिक्तता, फालतू)
• Redundant — More than is needed; unnecessary (अनावश्यक, जो पहले ही कहा जा चुका हो)
• Refresh — To restore energy, or to update (तरोताज़ा करना, या अद्यतन करना)
• Regal — Fit for a king, magnificent (राजसी, शाही)
• Regime — Lawful control over the affairs of a political unit (शासन व्यवस्था, या नियत दिनचर्या)
• Regret — To feel sorry about something done or not done (पछतावा करना)
• Rehabilitate — To restore to a former capacity (पुनर्वास करना)
• Reinstall — To install again (फिर से स्थापित करना)
• Reiterate — To repeat something that you have already said, especially to emphasize it (दोहराना, ज़ोर देने के लिए फिर कहना)
• Rejection — The act of refusing to accept something (अस्वीकृति)
• Rejoice — To feel or show great happiness (हर्षित होना)
• Rejuvenate — To bring back to a former condition or vigour (नई ऊर्जा से भर देना)
• Relaxation — A reduction in tension, or an easing of a rule (विश्राम, या नियम में छूट)
• Relaxed — Free from tension (तनावमुक्त)
• Release — To set free, or to make something available to the public (छोड़ देना या रिहा करना, या जारी करना)
• Relegate — To move to a lower rank or position (निचले दर्जे में डाल देना)
• Relevance — The quality of being connected to the matter at hand (प्रासंगिकता)
• Relevant — Closely connected with the subject you are discussing or the situation you are in (प्रासंगिक, विषय से सीधे जुड़ा)
• Reliable — Someone or something that you can rely on (भरोसेमंद, जिस पर निर्भर रहा जा सके)

Group 89

Group 89 · Reliant – Repellent

• Reliant — Needing somebody/something in order to survive, be successful, etc. (निर्भर)
• Relief — Money or food that is given to help people who are in trouble or difficulty (राहत)
• Relieved — Freed from anxiety, or given help (राहत मिली, या भार हटा)
• Relish — To enjoy greatly, or a savoury condiment (आनंद लेना, या चटनी)
• Relocated — Moved to a new place (स्थानांतरित किया गया)
• Relocation — The act of moving, or of moving somebody/something, to a new place to work or operate (स्थानांतरण)
• Reluctance — Unwillingness to do something (अनिच्छा, हिचक)
• Reluctant — Feeling or showing hesitation or unwillingness (अनिच्छुक, हिचकिचाता हुआ)
• Remarkable — Worthy of note or attention (उल्लेखनीय, ध्यान देने योग्य असाधारण)
• Remedy — A way of dealing with or improving an unpleasant or difficult situation (उपाय, समस्या या रोग का इलाज)
• Remember — To have or keep an image in your memory of an event, a person, a place, etc. from the past (याद रखना)
• Reminiscence — The act of remembering past events and experiences (स्मृति, अतीत की याद)
• Remission — A reduction in the amount of time somebody spends in prison, especially because they have behaved well (सजा माफी)
• Remitting — Sending money, or becoming less severe (धन भेजना, या कम होता जाना)
• Remorse — The feeling of being extremely sorry for something wrong or bad that you have done (गहरा पश्चाताप)
• Rendezvous — A meeting at an agreed time and place (तय समय और जगह पर मुलाक़ात)
• Renegade — A person who leaves one political, religious, etc. group to join another that has very different views (स्वपक्षत्यागी)
• Renewal — A situation in which something begins again after it stopped or was interrupted (नवीकरण)
• Renounce — To state officially that you are no longer going to keep a title, claim, belief, etc. (औपचारिक रूप से त्याग देना)
• Renown — The state of being famous and receiving respect because of something you have done that people admire (यश, ख्याति)
• Renunciation — An act of stating publicly that you no longer believe something or that you are giving something up (त्याग, परित्याग)
• Repair — To fix something damaged (मरम्मत करना)
• Repartee — A quick witty reply (हाज़िरजवाबी)
• Repeat — To say or do something again (दोहराना)
• Repellent — Causing dislike, or a substance that drives away (विकर्षक, या भगाने वाला पदार्थ)

Group 90

Group 90 · Repelling – Reset

• Repelling — Driving back, or causing disgust (पीछे धकेलने वाला, या घिनौना)
• Repentance — The fact of showing that you are sorry for something wrong that you have done (प्रायश्चित, सुधार की इच्छा के साथ पछतावा)
• Repercussion — An indirect and usually bad result of an action or event that may happen some time afterwards (प्रतिघात, अनपेक्षित परिणाम)
• Replace — Change something for something new (बदलना, किसी के स्थान पर लगाना)
• Replete — Filled with something (भरा हुआ, प्रचुर)
• Replicate — To make an exact copy, or to repeat an experiment (हूबहू दोहराना)
• Reply — To answer something (उत्तर देना)
• Representative — A person chosen to act or speak for another person or group (प्रतिनिधि)
• Reprimand — To tell somebody officially that you do not approve of them or their actions (औपचारिक रूप से फटकारना)
• Reprisal — Any act of retaliation in response to an injury or loss (बदला/प्रतिशोध)
• Reproach — Blame or criticise somebody for something that they have done (उलाहना देना, नाराज़गी जताना)
• Reprobated — Strongly disapproved of (निंदित किया गया)
• Reproduce — To produce something very similar to something else in a different medium or context (प्रतिलिपि बनाना, या संतान उत्पन्न करना)
• Repudiate — To refuse to accept something (अस्वीकार करना, नाता तोड़ना)
• Repulse — To drive back an attacker by force (हमला पीछे धकेलना, या दृढ़ता से ठुकराना)
• Reputation — Overall quality or character as seen by people in general (प्रतिष्ठा/ख्याति)
• Request — The action of asking for something formally and politely (अनुरोध)
• Requirement — Something that you need or want (आवश्यकता, अनिवार्य शर्त)
• Requisite — Necessary for a particular purpose (अपेक्षित, आवश्यक)
• Rescind — To revoke, cancel or repeal (रद्द करना, निरस्त करना)
• Rescue — To save someone from danger (बचाना, संकट से निकालना)
• Researches — Investigates systematically (शोध करता है)
• Resell — To sell again something one has bought (फिर से बेचना)
• Resentment — A feeling of anger or unhappiness about something that you think is unfair (मन में पली नाराज़गी)
• Reset — To set again or restore to a starting state (फिर से सेट करना)

Group 91

Group 91 · Reside – Retrogression

• Reside — To live in a particular place (निवास करना, रहना)
• Resignation — The act of giving up a post, or reluctant acceptance (इस्तीफ़ा, या मन मारकर स्वीकृति)
• Resilient — Able to recover quickly after something unpleasant such as shock, injury, etc. (लचीला, कठिनाई से जल्दी उबरने वाला)
• Resist — To fight against or refuse to accept (विरोध करना, स्वीकार न करना)
• Resolute — Having or showing great purpose (दृढ़ निश्चयी, अपने इरादे पर अडिग)
• Resolution — A firm decision, or a formal proposal passed by a body (दृढ़ संकल्प, या पारित प्रस्ताव)
• Resonant — Deep, clear and continuing to sound (गूँजदार, गहरा और स्पष्ट (स्वर))
• Resonate — To make a sound continue longer (गुंजायमान ध्वनि उत्पन्न करना, गूंजना)
• Respect — A feeling of deep admiration for someone (सम्मान, गहरी प्रशंसा का भाव)
• Resplendent — Attractive through being richly colourful (देदीप्यमान, अत्यंत चमकीला और भव्य)
• Restful — Having a quiet and soothing quality (शांतिदायक)
• Restive — Unable to stay still, or unwilling to be controlled, especially because you feel bored or not satisfied (अशांत)
• Restless — Unable to stay still or be happy where you are, because you are bored or need a change (बेचैन, स्थिर न रह पाने वाला)
• Restock — To fill up a supply again (फिर से भरना)
• Restrain — To stop somebody/something from doing something, especially by using physical force (अवरुद्ध करना, रोकना)
• Resurgence — The return and growth of an activity that had stopped (पुनरुत्थान)
• Resurrect — To bring back into use something such as a belief, a practice, etc. that had disappeared or been forgotten (पुनर्जीवित करना)
• Retail — The sale of goods to the public (फुटकर बिक्री)
• Retain — To keep something; to continue to have something (बनाए रखना, अपने पास रखना)
• Retake — To take again, especially an exam (फिर से देना)
• Retaliate — To do something harmful to somebody because they have harmed you first (बदला लेना)
• Reticent — Unwilling to tell people about things (कम बोलने वाला, अपने मन की बात न कहने वाला)
• Retire — To go away to a quiet or private place (एकांत में चले जाना, हट जाना)
• Retract — To take back or withdraw something (कथन वापस लेना, या पीछे खींचना)
• Retrogression — A return to an earlier, worse or less developed state (पीछे लौटना, अवनति)

Group 92

Group 92 · Retrospective – Robe

• Retrospective — Looking back on past events, or applying to the past (पूर्वव्यापी, अतीत पर लागू)
• Reveal — To make something known to somebody (उजागर करना, राज़ खोलना)
• Revel — To enjoy yourself in a lively and noisy way (आनंद लेना, मस्ती करना)
• Revelation — A fact that people are made aware of, especially one that has been secret and is surprising (रहस्योद्घाटन)
• Reverberate — To echo repeatedly (गूँजना)
• Revere — To admire and respect somebody/something very much (श्रद्धा रखना)
• Review — To assess formally, or to look over again (समीक्षा करना, या दोबारा देखना)
• Revile — To criticise somebody/something in a way that shows how much you dislike them (गाली गलौज के साथ निंदा करना)
• Revive — To become, or to make somebody/something become, conscious or healthy and strong again (पुनर्जीवित करना, फिर से चालू करना)
• Revoke — To officially cancel something so that it is no longer legally acceptable (अनुमति या आदेश रद्द करना)
• Revolution — A sudden or significant change in political power or organisation (क्रांति)
• Revolve — To move in a circle around a centre (परिक्रमा करना)
• Rewarding — Providing satisfaction (संतोषजनक, फलदायी)
• Riddle — A question that is difficult to understand, that you ask somebody as a game (पहेली)
• Ridicule — To make fun of (उपहास करना, मज़ाक़ उड़ाना)
• Rigid — Stiff and not easy to bend; very strict and difficult to change (कठोर, न मुड़ने वाला या न बदलने वाला)
• Rind — The thick outer layer of some types of fruit (छिलका)
• Ripe — Fully grown and ready to be used or eaten; mature (पका हुआ, परिपक्व)
• Risk — The possibility of loss (जोखिम)
• Risky — Involving the possibility of something bad happening (जोखिम भरा)
• Rival — A person, company or thing that competes with another in sport, business, etc. (प्रतिद्वंद्वी)
• Roam — To move about without a fixed purpose (भटकना, घूमना)
• Rob — To take money, property, etc. from a person or place illegally (लूटना)
• Robbery — The taking of property by force or threat (डकैती, लूट)
• Robe — A long loose outer garment, often worn as a sign of rank or office (लंबा ढीला वस्त्र)

Group 93

Group 93 · Robust – Salvage

• Robust — Strong and healthy (हृष्ट पुष्ट, या मज़बूत बना हुआ)
• Rolled — Moved by turning over (लुढ़का, लपेटा गया)
• Room — A part of a building, or space (कमरा, या जगह)
• Rotate — To move something in a circle (घुमाना)
• Rotund — Having a fat round body (गोल मटोल)
• Ruffled — Disordered, or slightly annoyed (अस्त व्यस्त, या हल्का नाराज़)
• Ruin — To damage something so badly that it loses all its value, pleasure, etc. (बर्बाद कर देना)
• Ruminate — To think deeply about something (चिंतन करना, मनन करना)
• Ruthlessness — Complete lack of pity (निर्ममता)
• Sabbatical — A period of paid leave for study or travel (अध्ययन अवकाश)
• Sable — A dark brown fur, or the colour black (गहरा भूरा फ़र, या काला रंग)
• Saboteur — A person who does deliberate damage to something to prevent an enemy from using it (नुकसान पहुँचाने वाला)
• Sacred — Connected with God, considered to be holy (पवित्र, धर्म से जुड़ा और आदरणीय)
• Sacrilege — An act of treating a holy thing or place without respect (पवित्र वस्तु का अपमान)
• Sad — Feeling sorrow (उदास)
• Saddening — Causing sadness (दुखी करने वाला)
• Safety — The condition of being protected from harm (सुरक्षा)
• Saga — A long traditional story about adventurous and brave acts, especially one from Norway or Iceland (लंबी वीर या पारिवारिक गाथा)
• Sagacious — Having or showing good judgement and understanding (दूरदर्शी और विवेकशील)
• Sagacity — Sound judgement and wisdom (दूरदर्शिता, विवेक)
• Sailors — People who work on ships (नाविक)
• Salacity — Lustfulness; indecent interest in sexual matters (कामुकता, अश्लीलता)
• Salient — Most important or easy to notice (प्रमुख, सबसे उल्लेखनीय)
• Salubrious — Beneficial to the health of body and mind (स्वास्थ्यप्रद, सुखद)
• Salvage — To save things from being damaged or lost, especially in a disaster or an accident (बचा लेना, उबारना)

Group 94

Group 94 · Sanction – Scream

• Sanction — The approval by someone in authority for doing something (आधिकारिक स्वीकृति, अनुमति)
• Sanctum — A sacred place (गर्भगृह, या निजी एकांत स्थान)
• Sandstorm — A strong wind carrying sand (रेतीला तूफ़ान)
• Sane — Having a healthy mind (स्वस्थ मन वाला, या समझदार)
• Sanguinity — An inclination to believe in the most favourable outcome (आशा, उम्मीद)
• Sarcastic — Showing or expressing sarcasm (व्यंग्यपूर्ण, तानाकशी करने वाला)
• Sardonic — Showing that you think that you are better than other people and do not take them seriously (कटु व्यंग्यपूर्ण)
• Satiate — To completely satisfy a need or desire (संतुष्ट कर देना, किसी को तृप्त करना)
• Satisfy — To meet a need or expectation (संतुष्ट करना, ज़रूरत या अपेक्षा पूरी करना)
• Saturnine — Looking serious and threatening (उदास)
• Saucy — Rude or lacking respect, especially in a cheeky or amusing way (चुलबुला, ढीठ)
• Savoury — Belonging to the category that is salty or spicy rather than sweet (नमकीन, मजेदार)
• Scalability — The ability to grow without losing quality (विस्तार की क्षमता)
• Scam — A clever and dishonest plan for making money (धोखाधड़ी)
• Scandalized — To do something that shocks people very much (गहरा सदमा पहुँचाना, नैतिक रूप से आहत करना)
• Scanty — Too little in amount for what is needed (अपर्याप्त, बहुत थोड़ा)
• Scare — To frighten somebody (डराना)
• Scattered — Spread over a wide area irregularly (बिखरा हुआ)
• Sceptical — Doubtful about something (संशयी, जल्दी विश्वास न करने वाला)
• Scintillating — Very clever, exciting and interesting (जगमगाता, या अत्यंत प्रतिभाशाली)
• Scold — To speak angrily to somebody, especially a child, because they have done something wrong (डाँटना)
• Scoop — To move or lift somebody/something with a quick continuous movement (उठाना, समेटकर उठा लेना)
• Scram — To go away quickly (भागना)
• Scrap — To not continue with a system or plan (रद्द कर देना, त्याग देना)
• Scream — To cry out loudly in fear or pain (चिल्लाना, ज़ोर से चीख़ना)

Group 95

Group 95 · Scrutinise – Servile

• Scrutinise — To examine closely and critically (बारीकी से जाँचना)
• Scrutiny — Careful and detailed examination of something in order to get information about it (गहन जाँच)
• Scuttle — To run with quick short steps (जल्दीबाजी में चलना)
• Search — To look carefully for something (खोजना)
• Secluded — Quiet and private (एकांत, लोगों से दूर)
• Seclusion — The state of being private or of having little contact with other people (एकांतता)
• Secondary — Coming after the first in importance (गौण, दूसरे दर्जे का)
• Secrecy — The state of being secret or of keeping something secret (गोपनीयता)
• Secret — Kept hidden from others (गुप्त, दूसरों से छिपाया गया)
• Seeking — To look for something/somebody (तलाश करना, ढूंढ़ना)
• Segregate — To separate people of different races, religions or sexes and treat them in a different way (अलग कर देना)
• Seizure — Using force or legal authority to take control of something; the act of taking hold or possession of something (जब्ती, कब्जा)
• Self-esteem — Confidence in one's own worth and abilities (आत्म-सम्मान)
• Senior citizen — An elderly person (वरिष्ठ नागरिक)
• Senseless — Lacking meaning, or unconscious (निरर्थक, या बेहोश)
• Sensual — Connected with your physical feelings; giving pleasure to your physical senses (कामुक)
• Sentimental — Connected with emotions such as sadness (भावुक)
• Sentry — A soldier whose job is to guard something (चौकीदार)
• Sequestered — Quiet and far away from people (एकांत में रखा गया, अलग किया गया)
• Serendipity — The fact of something interesting happening by chance (संयोग से कुछ अच्छा मिल जाना)
• Serious — Requiring much thought or work (गंभीर, ध्यान देने योग्य)
• Sermons — Religious talks, or long moralising lectures (उपदेश)
• Serpentine — Bending and twisting like a snake (टेढ़ा)
• Serve — To give food or drink to someone at a meal (परोसना, भोजन देना)
• Servile — Wanting too much to please somebody and obey them (दासवत्, हद से ज़्यादा सेवा भाव वाला)

Group 96

Group 96 · Settle – Signals

• Settle — To resolve a dispute, or to make a home somewhere (निपटाना, या बस जाना)
• Sever — To separate or break something (पूरी तरह काट देना)
• Severity — The fact or condition of something being extremely bad or serious (कठिनाई, तीव्रता, तीक्ष्णता)
• Shade — Partial darkness, or a slight difference (छाया, या हल्का अंतर)
• Shambles — A state of complete disorder (अस्तव्यस्त हालत)
• Shameful — Deserving disgrace (शर्मनाक)
• Shapeless — Not having any definite shape (बेढंगा)
• Sheltered — protected from harm (सुरक्षित / आश्रय पाया हुआ)
• Shimmer — To shine with a soft light that seems to move slightly (झिलमिलाना)
• Shine — To give out light, or to do very well (चमकना, या बहुत अच्छा करना)
• Shivering — Trembling from cold or fear (काँपता हुआ)
• Shocking — Causing surprise and dismay (चौंकाने वाला)
• Shortened — Made shorter (छोटा किया गया)
• Short-lived — Lasting only a short time (अल्पकालिक)
• Short-sighted — Unable to see far, or lacking foresight (निकट दृष्टि वाला, या अदूरदर्शी)
• Shout — To say something very loudly (चिल्लाना)
• Shove — To push somebody/something in a rough way (धक्का देना)
• Show — To make something visible, or a public display (दिखाना, या प्रदर्शन)
• Shrivel — To dry up and wrinkle (सूखकर सिकुड़ जाना)
• Shy — Nervous and uncomfortable about meeting and speaking to people (शर्मीला, लोगों के बीच झिझकने वाला)
• Sibilance — A hissing quality in speech sounds (सीत्कार, स की ध्वनि)
• Sickened — Made to feel disgust or illness (घिन आई, या बीमार हुआ)
• Sickly — Often ill, or unpleasantly weak (रोगी सा, या कमज़ोर)
• Sign — A mark or gesture conveying meaning, or to write one's name (चिह्न या संकेत, या हस्ताक्षर करना)
• Signals — Signs conveying information (संकेत)

Group 97

Group 97 · Significant – Slothful

• Significant — Important or large enough to be noticed (महत्वपूर्ण, ध्यान देने योग्य)
• Silent — Where there is little or no sound; making little or no sound (मौन, बिल्कुल आवाज़ न करने वाला)
• Silly — Showing a lack of common sense (मूर्खतापूर्ण, नादान)
• Silt — Sand, mud, etc. that is carried by flowing water and is left at the mouth of a river or in a harbour (गाद, पानी से बहकर आई महीन मिट्टी)
• Simple — Not complicated; easy to understand or do (सरल, आसान)
• Sincere — Having or showing genuine feelings (निष्कपट, जो कहे वही सचमुच मानता हो)
• Sinister — Seeming evil or dangerous; making you think something bad will happen (अशुभ, भयावह)
• Sinuous — Turning while moving, in an indirect way (घुमावदार, टेढ़ा मेढ़ा)
• Site — The piece of land on which something is being constructed or situated (स्थल, जगह)
• Sketchy — Incomplete and lacking detail (अधूरा, कम विवरण वाला)
• Skew — To distort, or to be slanted (तिरछा करना, या विकृत करना)
• Skilled — Having the training to do something well (कुशल, प्रशिक्षित)
• Skills — Abilities gained through training (कौशल)
• Skyscraper — A very tall building (गगनचुंबी इमारत)
• Slack — Not stretched tight; not busy, active or careful (ढीला, या सुस्त)
• Slacken — To become or make something slower or less effective (कम करना, घटाना)
• Slanderous — Containing false spoken statements that damage someone's reputation (मानहानिकारक, निंदापूर्ण)
• Slapdash — Done, or doing something, too quickly and carelessly (जल्दबाजी में लापरवाही से किया गया)
• Slender — Gracefully thin (छरहरा, या मुश्किल से पर्याप्त)
• Slick — Smooth and slippery (चिकना)
• Slide — To move easily over a smooth or wet surface (फिसलना, सरकना)
• Slim — Thin, in a way that is attractive (दुबला, या बहुत कम)
• Slippery — Difficult to hold or stand on because it is smooth or wet (फिसलन भरा)
• Slither — To move smoothly over a surface, like a snake (रेंगना, बल खाकर फिसलना)
• Slothful — Not easily aroused to activity. (आलसी)

Group 98

Group 98 · Sluggishness – Solid

• Sluggishness — The fact of moving, reacting or working more slowly than normal and in a way that seems lazy (सुस्ती)
• Slumber — Sleep; a time when somebody is sleeping (नींद, हल्की निद्रा)
• Slurry — A thin watery mixture of solids (पतला घोल, लेई)
• Sly — Cunning and secretive (धूर्त और छिपकर काम करने वाला)
• Small — Not large in size, number, amount, etc. (छोटा, कम मात्रा का)
• Smart — Clever, or neat in appearance (चतुर, या सुथरा और सजा हुआ)
• Smear — To spread an oily or soft substance over a surface in a rough or careless way (पोतना, चुपड़ना)
• Smell — The quality perceived by the nose (गंध)
• Smile — To form a pleased expression (मुस्कुराना)
• Smooth — Completely flat and even, with no lumps, holes or rough areas (चिकना, या बिना रुकावट वाला)
• Smouldering — To burn slowly without a flame (सुलगना, बिना लौ के धीरे-धीरे जलना)
• Smudge — A dirty mark made by rubbing (धब्बा, रगड़ से बना निशान)
• Smug — Excessively pleased with oneself (आत्मतुष्ट, इतराया हुआ)
• Smuggled — To take, send or bring goods or people secretly and illegally into or out of a country, etc. (तस्करी करना)
• Snarl — Something that has become twisted in an untidy way; a tangle (उलझन, गुत्थी)
• Sneeze — To expel air suddenly through the nose (छींकना)
• Snowfall — The falling of snow (हिमपात)
• Soar — To rise quickly and smoothly up into the air (ऊँचा उड़ना, तेज़ी से बढ़ना)
• Sobriquet — A nickname or assumed name (उपनाम, तख़ल्लुस, उपाधि)
• Sociable — Enjoying the company of others (मिलनसार, लोगों के साथ रहना पसंद करने वाला)
• Solace — Comfort in a time of distress (सांत्वना)
• Solemn — Very serious (गंभीर और औपचारिक)
• Solicit — To ask somebody for money, help, support, etc. (विनती करना, प्रार्थना करना)
• Solicitude — Care and concern for someone (सद्भावनापूर्ण चिंता)
• Solid — Not in the form of a liquid or gas (ठोस, न तरल न खोखला)

Group 99

Group 99 · Solitary – Spontaneous

• Solitary — Done alone; without other people (एकाकी, अकेला)
• Sombre — Sad and dull (धूमिल, या गंभीर और उदास)
• Somnolent — Almost asleep (नींद भरा, या नींद लाने वाला)
• Song — A short piece of music with words (गीत)
• Soothe — To bring comfort by easing pain or anxiety (शांत करना, या दर्द कम करना)
• Sordid — Morally wrong and shocking (गंदा और नीच)
• Sparkling — Shining and flashing with light (चमकता हुआ, या जीवंत)
• Spartan — (Of conditions) simple or severe; without anything that makes life easier or more pleasant (बहुत सादा)
• Spatial — Relating to space and position (स्थानिक, स्थान से संबंधित)
• Specify — To state something clearly, especially by giving an exact measurement, instruction, etc. (स्पष्ट रूप से बताना)
• Speech — A formal talk given to an audience (भाषण)
• Spend — To pay out money, or to pass time (ख़र्च करना, या समय बिताना)
• Spendthrift — A person who spends too much money or who wastes money (खर्चीला)
• Spicy — Strongly flavoured with spices (मसालेदार)
• Spike — To increase suddenly and sharply (अचानक बहुत बढ़ जाना या बढ़ाना)
• Spill — To flow, move, fall, or spread over the edge or outside the limits of something (गिरा देना, छलकाना)
• Spirit — The non-physical part of a person, or courage (आत्मा, या जोश)
• Spiteful — Wanting to hurt or upset someone (द्वेषपूर्ण, नुक़सान पहुँचाने की चाह वाला)
• Splayed — To be spread out wide apart (सिरे को चौड़ा फैलाना)
• Spleen — Feelings of anger or ill will often suppressed (क्रोध)
• Splendid — Very impressive (शानदार, बहुत प्रभावशाली)
• Splinter — A small, thin, sharp piece of wood, metal, glass, etc. that has broken off a larger piece (किरच)
• Split — To divide or share something (बाँटना, विभाजित करना)
• Spoken — Expressed in speech (बोला गया)
• Spontaneous — Happening suddenly and not planned; done because you suddenly want to do it (स्वतःस्फूर्त, बिना योजना के अपने आप)

Group 100

Group 100 · Sporadic – Sterile

• Sporadic — Happening only occasionally or at intervals that are not regular (छिटपुट, अनियमित रूप से होने वाला)
• Spotted — Having marks on it, sometimes in a pattern (धब्बेदार)
• Spread — To extend over a wider area (फैलना या फैलाना)
• Spume — The mass of white bubbles that forms in waves when the sea is rough (झाग, फेन)
• Spurious — False, although seeming to be real or true (नक़ली, जाली)
• Spying — The activity of collecting secret information about another country, organisation or person (जासूसी)
• Squawk — To make a loud unpleasant noise (कर्कश चीख़ मारना)
• Stagnant — Not developing, growing or changing (स्थिर)
• Stagnation — A lack of activity, growth or development (ठहराव, गतिहीनता)
• Stain — A mark that is difficult to remove (दाग़, धब्बा)
• Stalemate — Any unresolved situation where no progress can be made (गतिरोध)
• Stamp — To use a small block with a design or text to mark an object (ठप्पा लगाना)
• Stanch — to stop a flow (of blood) (बहाव रोकना)
• Stand — To be upright, or to tolerate (खड़ा होना, या सहना)
• Standard — A level of quality, or a flag (मानक, या ध्वज)
• Stared — Looked fixedly for a long time (टकटकी लगाकर देखा)
• Startle — To cause to feel a shock or alarm (चौंका देना)
• Startlingly — In a very surprising way (आश्चर्यजनक रूप से)
• Starvation — The state in which somebody suffers or dies because they have no food (भुखमरी)
• Stationary — Not moving (स्थिर, गतिहीन)
• Statutory — Required or controlled by law (वैधानिक, कानून द्वारा निर्धारित)
• Staunch — Always showing strong support in your opinions and attitude (दृढ़ और वफ़ादार)
• Stealthily — In a quiet and secret way (चुपके से, गुप्त रूप से)
• Stench — A strong unpleasant smell (दुर्गंध)
• Sterile — Not able to produce children or young animals (बंजर, निःसंतान)

Group 101

Group 101 · Sterling – Stubborn

• Sterling — Conforming to the highest standard (अत्यंत उत्कृष्ट)
• Stern — Serious and often showing that you do not approve of sb/something (कठोर और सख़्त)
• Stifle — To prevent something from happening; to prevent a feeling from being expressed (रोकना)
• Stigmatise — To describe or regard somebody in a way that unfairly suggests that they are bad or do not deserve respect (कलंकित करना)
• Still — Not moving, or up to this time (स्थिर, या अब तक)
• Stimulation — The act of encouraging something so that it develops or becomes more active (उत्तेजना, प्रेरणा)
• Stinging — Causing a sharp smarting pain (चुभने वाला, तीखा)
• Stoical — Able to suffer pain or trouble without complaining or showing what you are feeling (धैर्यपूर्वक सहने वाला)
• Stolen — Taken dishonestly without the owner's permission (चुराया हुआ)
• Stopped — Ceased moving or acting (रुक गया)
• Storm — A violent disturbance of the atmosphere (तूफ़ान)
• Strafe — To attack an enemy or target from aircraft using bombs or machine guns (हवाई हमला करना)
• Straighten — To make straight or to put in order (सीधा करना या व्यवस्थित करना)
• Strange — Unusual or surprising, especially in a way that is difficult to understand (अजीब, असामान्य)
• Stratagem — A trick or plan that you use to gain an advantage or to trick an opponent (चाल)
• Strategies — Plans designed to achieve a long term aim (रणनीतियाँ)
• Streak — A part (element) of a person's character, especially an unpleasant part (प्रवृत्ति)
• Strength — The quality of being physically strong (शक्ति, शारीरिक या मानसिक बल)
• Strenuous — Needing great effort and energy (श्रमसाध्य, भारी मेहनत माँगने वाला)
• Stretch — To make something longer, wider or looser, for example by pulling it; to become longer, etc. in this way (खींचना, फैलाना)
• Strictures — Severe criticisms, or restrictions (कड़ी आलोचनाएँ, या प्रतिबंध)
• Stringent — Very strict and that must be obeyed (कड़ा, सख़्त शर्तों वाला)
• Strive — To make great efforts to achieve something (प्रयास करना)
• Struggling — Unsuccessful but trying hard to succeed (संघर्षरत, संघर्ष करता हुआ)
• Stubborn — Determined not to change one's mind (ज़िद्दी, अपनी बात पर अड़ा रहने वाला)

Group 102

Group 102 · Stumpy – Suffering

• Stumpy — Short and thick (ठिगना और मोटा)
• Stunned — Shocked into silence (स्तब्ध)
• Stunning — Extremely impressive or attractive (अत्यंत प्रभावशाली या सुंदर)
• Stupendous — Causing wonder; extremely impressive (अतिविशाल, आश्चर्यजनक)
• Stupid — Not intelligent or sensible (मूर्खतापूर्ण, बुद्धि या सोच की कमी दिखाने वाला)
• Stylist — A person who designs appearance or writes with style (शैलीकार, सज्जाकार)
• Stymie — To prevent or hinder the progress of (अवरोध उत्पन्न करना, बाधा डालना)
• Subcutaneous — Situated under the skin (त्वचा के नीचे का)
• Sublime — Of very great excellence or beauty (उदात्त, अत्यंत उत्कृष्ट)
• Submission — Willingness to obey without resistance (आज्ञापालन)
• Submissive — Ready to accept the authority of others (आज्ञाकारी, दूसरों का अधिकार मान लेने वाला)
• Subordinate — Lower in rank, or a person under another's authority (अधीनस्थ)
• Subsequent — Happening or coming after something else (बाद का, अनुवर्ती)
• Subservience — Excessive obedience to others (अत्यधिक अधीनता)
• Subsidiary — of lesser importance; secondary (गौण / सहायक)
• Subsidy — Money that is paid by a government or an organization to reduce the costs of services or of producing goods so that their prices can be kept low (अनुदान)
• Subsist — To manage to stay alive, especially with limited food or money (जीवित रहना, निर्वाह करना)
• Substantial — Large in amount, value or importance (पर्याप्त बड़ा, महत्वपूर्ण)
• Subsume — To include something in a particular group and not consider it separately (शामिल करना)
• Subterfuge — A secret, usually dishonest, way of behaving (बहाना, छल की युक्ति)
• Subtle — Fine or delicate in meaning (सूक्ष्म, जो तुरंत ध्यान में न आए)
• Succeed — To achieve an aim, or to come after someone (सफल होना, या किसी के बाद पद पर आना)
• Succulent — Containing a lot of juice and tasting very good (रसीला और मुलायम)
• Sudden — Happening quickly and without warning (अचानक)
• Suffering — The experience of pain or hardship (पीड़ा, कष्ट)

Group 103

Group 103 · Suggest – Swift

• Suggest — To put forward for consideration (सुझाव देना)
• Suggestions — Ideas put forward for consideration (सुझाव)
• Suitable — Right for a particular purpose (उपयुक्त)
• Sullied — Made dirty or damaged in reputation (दूषित, कलंकित)
• Sumptuous — Very expensive and looking very impressive (भव्य और महँगा)
• Superannuated — Too old for work or to be used for their original purpose (पुराना)
• Superimpose — To put one image on top of another so that the two can be seen combined (ऊपर रखना)
• Supernatural — That cannot be explained by the laws of science and that seems to involve gods or magic (अलौकिक)
• Superstitious — Believing in superstitions (अन्धविश्वासी)
• Supplant — To take the place of (हटाकर स्थान ले लेना)
• Support — Help or encouragement given to someone; backing (सहायता, समर्थन)
• Supporters — People who back a person or cause (समर्थक)
• Surge — A sudden and great increase (अचानक उछाल, लहर)
• Surpass — To be greater than something else (पार कर जाना, बेहतर होना)
• Surprise — An unexpected event, or to catch someone unaware (आश्चर्य, अप्रत्याशित घटना)
• Surreptitious — Done secretly (चोरी छिपे किया गया, ताकि किसी की नज़र न पड़े)
• Survey — An investigation of the opinions, behaviour, etc. of a particular group of people, usually done by asking them questions (सर्वेक्षण)
• Susceptible — Easily influenced by feelings and emotions (संवेदनशील, आसानी से प्रभावित होने वाला)
• Suspension — A temporary stopping, or hanging (निलंबन, या लटकाव)
• Sustainability — The ability to be maintained over a long period (स्थायित्व, लंबे समय तक चल सकने की क्षमता)
• Sustainable — That can continue for a long time (टिकाऊ, लंबे समय तक चलने योग्य)
• Swap — Take part in an exchange (अदला बदली करना)
• Swathe — To wrap or cover something/somebody (ढकना)
• Swell — To become larger, or a rising wave (फूलना या बढ़ना, या समुद्र की लहर)
• Swift — Happening or done quickly and immediately; doing something quickly (शीघ्र, तुरंत होने वाला)

Group 104

Group 104 · Swindle – Taut

• Swindle — To cheat someone out of money (ठगना, पैसे के लिए धोखा देना)
• Swine — An unpleasant person (बुरा आदमी)
• Sycophancy — Flattering powerful people to gain an advantage (चापलूसी, खुशामद)
• Sycophant — A person who flatters another in order to get ahead (चापलूस, स्वार्थ के लिए ख़ुशामद करने वाला)
• Symbolic — Serving as a symbol of something (प्रतीकात्मक)
• Synchronic — Concerned with a subject at one point in time (एक ही कालखंड से संबंधित)
• Syphon — A tube used to draw liquid upwards and out (नली से द्रव खींचने का उपकरण)
• System — An organised set of parts working together (तंत्र, व्यवस्था)
• Tacit — That is suggested indirectly or understood, rather than said in words (मौन, बिना कहे समझा गया)
• Taciturn — Tending not to speak very much (अल्पभाषी, स्वभाव से ही कम बोलने वाला)
• Tactical — Planned carefully to achieve a particular aim (रणनीतिक, युक्तिपूर्ण)
• Tactics — Actions planned to achieve a short term aim (रणकौशल, तात्कालिक युक्तियाँ)
• Tag — A small piece of paper, cloth, plastic, etc. attached to something to identify it or give information about it (नाम पत्र)
• Tail — The hindmost part of an animal, or to follow secretly (पूँछ, या चुपके से पीछा करना)
• Taintless — Without any imperfection or defects; perfect (बिना दोष का)
• Taken — Received or seized, past participle of take (लिया गया)
• Tale — An imaginative, dramatic or difficult to believe story (कहानी, ख़ासकर कल्पित)
• Talent — A natural ability to do something well (प्रतिभा, स्वाभाविक योग्यता)
• Tangled — Twisted together in an untidy way (उलझा हुआ)
• Tantalise — To make you want something that you cannot have or do (ललचाना/लुभाना)
• Tarnish — To cause something to lose its shine, brightness or good qualities (धूमिल होना, या साख गिराना)
• Tasks — Pieces of work to be done (कार्य)
• Tasteful — Showing good judgement in style (सुरुचिपूर्ण)
• Taunt — To provoke someone with insulting remarks (ताना मारना)
• Taut — Stretched very tight (तना हुआ, कसा हुआ)

Group 105

Group 105 · Tedious – Thwart

• Tedious — Lasting or taking too long and not interesting (उबाऊ, लंबा और दोहराव भरा होने के कारण थकाऊ)
• Temerity — Extremely confident behaviour that people are likely to consider rude (दुस्साहस, अनुचित निर्भीकता)
• Temperate — Avoiding extremes in behaviour or expression (संयमित, संयमी)
• Tenacious — Not likely to give up or let something go; determined (दृढ़, जल्दी हार न मानने वाला)
• Tenderness — The quality of being kind, gentle and loving (कोमलता, स्नेह)
• Tenet — One of the principles or beliefs that a theory or larger set of beliefs is based on (सिद्धांत)
• Tenor — The general character of something (सामान्य गुण)
• Tensile — Relating to tension, or capable of being stretched (तनन संबंधी, खिंचाव सहने वाला)
• Terminal — Causing death and not able to be cured (लाइलाज, जानलेवा)
• Termination — The act of ending something; the end of something (समाप्ति)
• Terrified — Extremely frightened (अत्यंत भयभीत)
• Terrifying — Causing extreme fear (अत्यंत डरावना)
• Testify — To make a statement that something happened or that something is true, especially as a witness in court (गवाही देना)
• Thankful — Pleased and grateful (आभारी, कृतज्ञ)
• Theatre — A building for plays, or an operating room (रंगमंच, या शल्य कक्ष)
• Theorize — To suggest facts and ideas to explain something (अनुमान लगाना)
• Think — To use the mind to form ideas (सोचना)
• Thorn — A small sharp, pointed part on the stem of some plants, such as roses (कांटा)
• Thrash — To hit a person or an animal many times with a stick, etc. as a punishment (पीटना)
• Threatening — Showing an intention to cause harm (धमकी भरा)
• Threshold — An interval of time just before the onset of something (देहली, या वह बिंदु जहाँ से कुछ शुरू हो)
• Thrifty — Careful about spending money and not wasting things (मितव्ययी, समझदारी से ख़र्च करने वाला)
• Thrive — To become, and continue to be, successful, strong, healthy, etc. (फलना फूलना, अच्छी तरह बढ़ना)
• Thrust — To push suddenly with force (ज़ोर से धकेलना)
• Thwart — To prevent somebody from doing what they want to do (विफल कर देना, योजना रोक देना)

Group 106

Group 106 · Tidy – Trail

• Tidy — Arranged neatly and with everything in order (सुथरा, व्यवस्थित)
• Tilt — To set or cause to be at an angle (झुकाना, तिरछा करना)
• Timeless — Not affected by the passage of time (कालातीत, सदा प्रासंगिक)
• Timetable — A chart showing the times at which trains, buses and planes leave and arrive (समय सारणी)
• Timid — Shy and nervous; not brave (डरपोक, आत्मविश्वास की कमी वाला)
• Tinsel — Long, thin pieces of shiny material like metal, used as decorations (चमकीली पन्नी, सजावटी झालर)
• Tirade — A long angry speech criticising somebody/something or accusing somebody of something (लंबा क्रोधपूर्ण आलोचना भाषण)
• Tiredness — The state of needing rest (थकान)
• Titanic — Exceptionally strong or large (विशालकाय)
• Titivate — To make small improvements to appearance (थोड़ा सँवारना)
• Toasted — Browned by heat, or honoured with a drink (सेंका हुआ, या जिसके नाम पर जाम उठाया जाए)
• Toddler — A young child (छोटा बच्चा)
• Tolerance — The ability to endure difficult conditions or willingness to accept different beliefs or behaviours (सहिष्णुता, भिन्न विचार सहने की तत्परता)
• Tolerate — To allow something without protest (सहन करना)
• Top — The highest place or part (शिखर, सबसे ऊँचा भाग)
• Topple — To become unsteady and fall down; to make something do this (गिर पड़ना, या सत्ता से हटा देना)
• Torment — To cause someone severe mental or physical suffering (सताना, पीड़ा देना, तंग करना)
• Torn — Pulled apart, or unable to choose (फटा हुआ, या दुविधा में)
• Touching — Producing emotion, or making contact (मार्मिक, या छूता हुआ)
• Towering — Extremely tall or great (अत्यंत ऊँचा, विशाल)
• Toxic — Poisonous (विषैला, सेहत के लिए हानिकारक)
• Tractable — Easy to deal with or control (आसानी से नियंत्रित होने वाला, सुसाध्य)
• Traduce — To say things about somebody that are unpleasant or not true (झूठी बदनामी करना)
• Traffic — Vehicles moving along a road, especially in large numbers (यातायात)
• Trail — A long line or series of marks that is left by sb/something (निशानों की लकीर, पगडंडी)

Group 107

Group 107 · Trample – Tribute

• Trample — To step heavily on somebody/something so that you damage or harm them/it with your feet (कुचलना)
• Tranquil — Quiet and peaceful (शांत और स्थिर)
• Tranquilizing — Having a calming effect (शांत करने वाला)
• Transcend — To go beyond a limit (सीमा से परे जाना)
• Transgress — To go beyond the limit of what is morally or legally acceptable (उल्लंघन करना)
• Transhistorical — Applying across all historical periods (सभी कालखंडों पर लागू)
• Transient — Continuing for only a short time (क्षणिक, थोड़ी देर रहने वाला)
• Transmit — To send an electronic signal, information, knowledge, etc. (संचारित करना, भेजना)
• Transposes — Reverses the order of two things (क्रम बदल देता है)
• Trap — A piece of equipment for catching animals (जाल, या फंदा)
• Trash — Waste material, or something of poor quality (कचरा, या घटिया चीज़)
• Travail — An unpleasant experience or situation that involves a lot of hard work, difficulties and/or pain (कठिन श्रम, कष्ट)
• Travelling — Going from one place to another (यात्रा करना)
• Travesty — A cheap mockery (विकृत नक़ल, उपहासपूर्ण रूप)
• Treacherous — That cannot be trusted; also, full of hidden dangers (विश्वासघाती, या ख़तरनाक रूप से अस्थिर)
• Tread — To put your foot down while you are stepping or walking (कदम रखना, चलना)
• Treason — The crime of doing something that could cause danger to your country (राजद्रोह)
• Tremble — To shake slightly from fear or cold (काँपना)
• Tremendously — To a very great extent (अत्यधिक)
• Trended — Moved in a general direction (किसी दिशा में बढ़ा)
• Trends — General directions of change (प्रवृत्तियाँ, रुझान)
• Trendy — Fashionable (चलन के अनुसार)
• Trepidation — Great worry or fear about something unpleasant that may happen (घबराहट, आशंका से पैदा डर)
• Tribulations — States of great trouble (घोर कष्ट)
• Tribute — An act or statement showing respect (श्रद्धांजलि, सम्मान जताने वाला कार्य या कथन)

Group 108

Group 108 · Trick – Unabashed

• Trick — A clever act meant to deceive or amuse (चाल, या करतब)
• Trifling — Unimportant or trivial (तुच्छ, मामूली)
• Trimming — The extra things that it is traditional to have for a special meal or occasion (सजावटी सामग्री, पारंपरिक साज-सज्जा)
• Trite — Overused and lacking originality (घिसा पिटा, मौलिकता रहित)
• Triumph — A great success or victory (विजय, मेहनत के बाद मिली बड़ी सफलता)
• Trivial — Not important or serious; not worth considering (तुच्छ, बहुत कम महत्व का)
• Trot — To move at a pace faster than walking (दुलकी चाल चलना)
• Troubles — Problems or difficulties (परेशानियाँ, कठिनाइयाँ)
• Truancy — The practice of staying away from school without permission (स्कूल से बिना अनुमति अनुपस्थित रहना)
• Truce — An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting for an agreed period of time (युद्धविराम)
• Truncated — Shortened by cutting off a part (काटकर छोटा किया गया)
• Trust — Firm belief in the reliability, truth or ability of someone or something (भरोसा)
• Truth — That which is in accordance with fact (सत्य, जो तथ्य के अनुरूप हो)
• Tumult — A confused situation in which there is usually a lot of noise and excitement, often involving large numbers of people (हंगामा, कोलाहल)
• Turbid — Full of mud, dirt, etc. so that you cannot see through it (गंदला, मटमैला)
• Turbulence — A situation in which there is a lot of sudden change, trouble, argument and sometimes violence (अशांति, उथल पुथल)
• Turbulent — Characterised by or showing disturbance, disorder, etc. (उथल पुथल भरा, अशांत)
• Turmoil — A state of great worry in which everything is confused and nothing is certain (उथल पुथल, भारी अव्यवस्था)
• Turn — To change direction, or an opportunity (मुड़ना, या बारी)
• Turpitude — Actions that go against ethical standards (नैतिक पतन, अधमता)
• Twisted — Bent out of shape, or distorted (मुड़ा हुआ, या तोड़ा मरोड़ा गया)
• Tyranny — Unfair or cruel use of power or authority (निरंकुश शासन)
• Ubiquitous — Seeming to be everywhere or in several places at the same time (सर्वव्यापी, हर जगह पाया जाने वाला)
• Ulterior — Being beyond what is seen or avowed (गुप्त, ख़ासकर मंशा का)
• Unabashed — Not embarrassed or ashamed (निस्संकोच, बेझिझक)

Group 109

Group 109 · Unacknowledged – Understated

• Unacknowledged — Not receiving the thanks or praise that is deserved (जिसे श्रेय न मिला हो, अनदेखा)
• Unalike — Not similar (असमान, अलग)
• Unambiguous — Having only one possible meaning (असंदिग्ध, एक ही अर्थ वाला)
• Unamenable — Not willing to be persuaded or controlled (जो माने नहीं, अड़ियल)
• Unashamed — Feeling no guilt (बेशर्म, बिना लज्जा के)
• Unattractive — Not pleasing to look at, or not appealing (अनाकर्षक)
• Unavoidable — Not able to be prevented (अपरिहार्य, जिसे टाला न जा सके)
• Unbeatable — Impossible to defeat (अपराजेय)
• Unbiased — Fair and not influenced by your own or somebody else's opinions, desires, etc. (निष्पक्ष)
• Unbothered — Not concerned or upset (बेपरवाह, अविचलित)
• Uncanny — Strange and difficult to explain (रहस्यमय ढंग से अजीब)
• Uncaring — Not showing concern for others (परवाह न करने वाला)
• Unceremonious — Done in a rude or informal manner, lacking the usual formalities or politeness (अनौपचारिक)
• Unclear — Not easy to understand (अस्पष्ट)
• Uncompromising — Unwilling to change your opinions or behaviour (हठी)
• Unconcern — A lack of worry or interest (उदासीनता, बेपरवाही)
• Unconnected — Not linked or related (असंबद्ध)
• Unconquerable — Too strong to be defeated or changed (अजेय)
• Uncontrollable — Not able to be restrained (बेक़ाबू)
• Uncouth — Rude or socially unacceptable (अशिष्ट, असभ्य)
• Uncover — To remove a covering, or to discover (ढक्कन हटाना, या उजागर करना)
• Underappreciated — Not valued as much as deserved (कम सराहा गया)
• Undercover — Working or done secretly (गुप्त रूप से किया गया)
• Underground — Below the surface, or secret (भूमिगत, या गुप्त)
• Understated — Presented in a restrained way (संयत ढंग से कहा गया)

Group 110

Group 110 · Underwrite – Unnoticeable

• Underwrite — To accept financial responsibility for an activity so that you will pay for special costs or for losses it may make (वित्तीय जिम्मेदारी लेना, खर्च या घाटे का दायित्व लेना)
• Undo — To reverse or cancel (पूर्ववत करना, रद्द करना)
• Unequivocal — Leaving no doubt (असंदिग्ध, बिल्कुल स्पष्ट)
• Unexpectedly — In a way that was not anticipated (अप्रत्याशित रूप से)
• Unfair — Not based on just treatment (अनुचित, पक्षपातपूर्ण)
• Unfaithful — Not loyal (बेवफ़ा, निष्ठाहीन)
• Unfamiliar — Not familiar (अपरिचित, अनजाना)
• Unfastened — Released from a fastening (खोला गया)
• Unfavourable — Not showing approval, or not helpful (प्रतिकूल)
• Unfit — Not suitable, or not in good health (अनुपयुक्त, या अस्वस्थ)
• Unfriendly — Not kind or pleasant to others (अमित्रवत्, रूखा)
• Ungrateful — Not showing thanks (कृतघ्न)
• Unhappy — Not feeling pleasure or contentment (अप्रसन्न, दुखी)
• Unification — The process of making into one (एकीकरण)
• Unimaginative — Lacking originality (कल्पनाहीन)
• Unintentional — Not done deliberately, but happening by accident (अनजाने में)
• Uninterested — Not showing interest (अरुचि रखने वाला)
• Unique — Being the only one of its kind (अद्वितीय, अपनी तरह का अकेला)
• Unkind — Not caring about others' feelings (निर्दयी, कठोर)
• Unknown — Not known or familiar (अज्ञात)
• Unlikely — Not probable, not expected to happen (असंभावित, जिसकी संभावना कम हो)
• Unlucky — Having bad fortune (अभागा, बदक़िस्मत)
• Unmediated — Direct and without an intermediary (बिना मध्यस्थ के, प्रत्यक्ष)
• Unnecessary — Not needed (अनावश्यक, जिसकी ज़रूरत न हो)
• Unnoticeable — Not easily seen or observed (जो आसानी से दिखाई न दे)

Group 111

Group 111 · Unnoticed – Vagabond

• Unnoticed — Not observed or seen (अनदेखा, जिस पर ध्यान न गया)
• Unpleasant — Causing discomfort or dislike (अप्रिय)
• Unproductive — Not producing a useful result (अनुत्पादक)
• Unrelated — Not connected (असंबंधित)
• Unruffled — Calm and not upset, especially in a difficult situation (अविचल, शांत)
• Unshackle — To free from restraint (बेड़ियों से मुक्त करना)
• Unsuccessful — Not achieving the desired result (असफल)
• Unsuitable — Not right or appropriate for a purpose (अनुपयुक्त)
• Unsympathetic — Not showing kindness towards someone's suffering (सहानुभूति रहित)
• Untouched — Not handled or affected (अछूता, अप्रभावित)
• Unyielding — Not giving way to pressure (अटल, न झुकने वाला)
• Upbraid — To scold someone severely (कड़ी फटकार लगाना)
• Updated — Made more modern or brought up to date (अद्यतन किया गया)
• Uproot — To pull a plant out of the ground, or to displace people (जड़ से उखाड़ना, या विस्थापित करना)
• Upsetting — Making someone feel worried or unhappy (परेशान करने वाला)
• Upstanding — Honest and respectable (ईमानदार और प्रतिष्ठित)
• Urge — To advise or try hard to persuade somebody to do something (आग्रह करना, ज़ोर देकर कहना)
• Useful — Able to be used for a purpose (उपयोगी)
• Useless — Having or being of no use (बेकार, किसी काम का नहीं)
• Utilitarian — Designed to be useful and practical rather than attractive (उपयोगितावादी, काम के लिए बना)
• Utmost — Of the greatest or highest degree or quantity (अत्यंत, अंतिम सीमा तक)
• Utopian — Imagining a perfect society, ideal but hard to achieve (आदर्शवादी, काल्पनिक रूप से सर्वोत्तम)
• Vacant — (Of a seat, hotel room, house, etc.) empty; not being used (रिक्त, ख़ाली)
• Vacillate — To keep changing your opinion or thoughts about something, especially in a way that annoys other people (दुविधा में डोलना, बार बार मन बदलना)
• Vagabond — A person who has no home or job and who travels from place to place (घुमक्कड़, बिना घर के भटकने वाला)

Group 112

Group 112 · Vagrancy – Ventral

• Vagrancy — The state of being vagrant (आवारागर्दी, बेघर भटकना)
• Vagrant — A person who has no home or job, especially one who begs (asks for money) from people (आवारा, बिना घर या काम का व्यक्ति)
• Vagueness — Lack of clarity or precision (अस्पष्टता)
• Vain — That does not produce the result you want (व्यर्थ, निष्फल)
• Valet — The personal male servant of a wealthy man (निजी सेवक)
• Valiance — Great courage or determination (शौर्य, वीरता)
• Validate — To confirm that something is correct or acceptable (वैध ठहराना, सही सिद्ध करना)
• Valve — A device controlling the flow of a fluid (वाल्व, प्रवाह नियंत्रक)
• Vanguard — The leading part of a movement or army (अग्रगामी दल, आंदोलन या सेना का अग्रभाग)
• Vanity — Excessive pride in one's own achievement (अहंकार, अपने रूप या उपलब्धि पर अत्यधिक गर्व)
• Vanquish — To defeat somebody completely in a competition, war, etc. (पूरी तरह पराजित करना)
• Variations — Changes or differences in condition (भिन्नताएँ, बदलाव)
• Varied — Of different kinds (विविध)
• Various — Of several different kinds (विविध)
• Vast — Extremely large in area, size, amount, etc. (विशाल, अत्यंत बड़ा)
• Vault — A room under the floor of a church, used especially in the past as a place for burying people (तहखाना, समाधि कक्ष)
• Veer — To change direction suddenly (अचानक दिशा बदलना)
• Vehemently — In a way that shows very strong feelings, especially anger (जोरदार ढंग से, तीव्रता से)
• Velocity — The speed of something in a particular direction (वेग, दिशा सहित गति)
• Vendetta — A prolonged and often violent feud or conflict between two families or groups (लंबी बदले की दुश्मनी)
• Venerable — Venerable people or things deserve respect because they are old, important, wise, etc. (आदरणीय, आयु या उपलब्धि के कारण सम्मान योग्य)
• Venerate — To honour or very much respect a person or thing (श्रद्धा से पूजना)
• Venial — Not very serious and therefore able to be forgiven (क्षम्य, मामूली और आसानी से माफ़ हो जाने वाली ग़लती)
• Venom — Poison, especially from snakes, insects, other animals (विष, विषैला द्रव)
• Ventral — Relating to the underside of an animal (उदरीय, पेट की ओर का)

Group 113

Group 113 · Venture – Virulence

• Venture — A business project or activity, especially one that involves taking risks (जोखिम का काम)
• Verbose — Using or containing more words than are needed (शब्दाडंबरपूर्ण, ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा शब्द इस्तेमाल करने वाला)
• Verify — To check that something is true or accurate (सत्यापित करना, जाँचना)
• Verisimilitude — The quality of seeming to be true or real (सत्य का आभास)
• Verity — A principle about life that is accepted as true (सत्य, स्थापित सिद्धांत)
• Version — A specific edition or form of something (संस्करण, रूप)
• Vertebra — Any of the small bones that are connected together to form the backbone (कशेरुका, रीढ़ की हड्डी का एक खंड)
• Vertical — Going straight up at 90° from the ground (सीध, लंबवत, अनुलंब)
• Vexed — (Of a problem) difficult to deal with and much debated (विवादास्पद)
• Viable — That can be done; that will be successful (व्यवहार्य, चल सकने योग्य)
• Vibrate — To move rapidly back and forth (कंपन करना)
• Vice — An evil or immoral habit or quality (बुराई, बुरी आदत)
• Vicious — Violent and cruel (दुष्ट, जानबूझकर क्रूर)
• Vicissitudes — One of the many changes and problems in a situation or in your life, that you have to deal with (जीवन के उतार चढ़ाव)
• Victory — An act of defeating an opponent (जीत)
• View — What can be seen, or an opinion (दृश्य, या राय)
• Vigilant — Being very careful to notice things (सतर्क, ख़तरे के लिए चौकस)
• Vigorous — Very active, determined or full of energy (ओजस्वी, बलशाली और ऊर्जावान)
• Villainous — Having a cruel, wicked or criminal character (दुष्ट, नीच)
• Vindicate — To clear from blame or accusation; to prove right (दोषमुक्त करना, या सही सिद्ध करना)
• Vindictive — Disposed to seek revenge (प्रतिशोधी, बदला लेने की तीव्र चाह वाला)
• Violation — The breaking of a rule or right (उल्लंघन)
• Violent — Involving or caused by physical force that is intended to hurt or kill sb (हिंसक, शारीरिक बल से नुक़सान पहुँचाने वाला)
• Virtuoso — One who excels in the technique of an art (निष्णात कलाकार, ख़ासकर संगीत में)
• Virulence — Extreme harmfulness, or bitter hostility (तीव्र हानिकारकता, या घोर द्वेष)

Group 114

Group 114 · Visceral – Wary

• Visceral — Resulting from strong feelings rather than careful thought (भावनात्मक, गहरे अंतर्मन से उपजा)
• Visionary — Having original ideas about what the future should be like (दूरदर्शी, भविष्य के बारे में मौलिक सोच रखने वाला)
• Visit — To go and see a person or place (मिलने जाना, दर्शन करना)
• Vista — A beautiful view (विस्तृत दृश्य)
• Visual — Relating to sight (दृश्य संबंधी)
• Vital — Necessary or essential in order for something to succeed or exist (अत्यावश्यक, अनिवार्य)
• Vitiate — To spoil or impair the quality of something (दूषित करना, या अमान्य कर देना)
• Vitriolic — Full of anger and hate (कटु)
• Vituperation — Cruel and angry criticism (कठोर आलोचना)
• Vivacious — Full of energy and enthusiasm (जीवंत और उत्साह से भरा)
• Vivid — Producing very clear pictures in your mind (सजीव, स्पष्ट)
• Vogue — The prevailing fashion or style at a particular time (प्रचलन, फ़ैशन)
• Void — A large empty space (खाली स्थान)
• Voluble — Speaking easily and at length (धाराप्रवाह और बहुत बोलने वाला)
• Voluminous — Large in volume or bulk (विशाल, बहुत बड़ा)
• Voracious — Wanting or eating large amounts of food; very eager for something (भुक्खड़, या अत्यंत उत्सुक)
• Vulgar — Not having or showing good taste; not polite, pleasant or well behaved (अशिष्ट, भद्दा)
• Vulnerable — Weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally (असुरक्षित, आसानी से नुक़सान झेल सकने वाला)
• Wage — Money that a person receives for their work (वेतन)
• Wager — An arrangement to risk money on the result of a particular event (दांव)
• Wallow — To lie and roll about in mud or water; to let yourself enjoy an unpleasant feeling (लोटना, या भाव में डूबे रहना)
• Wander — To walk slowly around or to a place, often without any particular sense of purpose or direction (भटकना, बिना तय रास्ते के घूमना)
• Wanderers — People who travel without a fixed destination (घुमक्कड़)
• Waning — Decreasing in size, extent or degree (घटती हुई)
• Wary — Careful when dealing with someone or something because you think that there may be a danger (सतर्क, संभावित ख़तरे को लेकर सावधान)

Group 115

Group 115 · Waspish – Wonder

• Waspish — Easily irritated and sharp in speech (चिड़चिड़ा और तीखा बोलने वाला)
• Wasteful — Using more than is needed (अपव्ययी, ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा इस्तेमाल करने वाला)
• Wastrel — A lazy person who spends their time and/or money in a careless and stupid way (अपव्ययी)
• Wavering — Swaying to and fro; unable to decide (डगमगाता हुआ, अनिश्चित)
• Weak — Lacking strength or firmness (कमज़ोर, ताक़त या दृढ़ता के बिना)
• Wealthy — Having great wealth; rich (धनी, बहुत पैसे वाला)
• Weary — Very tired, especially after you have been working hard (थका हुआ, लंबे परिश्रम के बाद)
• Weepy — inclined to cry; tearful (आँसू भरा / रोने को तैयार)
• Weirdly — In a strange way (अजीब ढंग से)
• Welter — A large and confusing amount of something (अव्यवस्थित ढेर)
• Whim — A sudden desire without a reason (सनक, अचानक की इच्छा)
• Whimsical — Unusual and not serious in a way that is either funny or annoying (मौज मस्ती भरा और अनोखा, या बिना कारण बदलने वाला)
• Whine — To complain in an annoying, crying voice (रिरियाना, रोते हुए शिकायत करना)
• Whiny — A whiny voice is high, complaining and unpleasant to listen to (शिकायती)
• Widen — To make something wider (चौड़ा करना)
• Wilful — Deliberate and stubborn (जानबूझकर किया गया, हठी)
• Wily — Clever at getting what you want, and willing to trick people (मक्कार, कपटी, चतुर)
• Windy — Marked by strong wind (हवादार, तेज़ हवा वाला)
• Wisdom — The ability to make sensible decisions and give good advice because of the experience and knowledge that you have (बुद्धिमत्ता, अनुभव से सही निर्णय लेने की क्षमता)
• Wistful — Sad and thinking about something that is impossible or in the past (अतीत की मीठी चाह से भरा)
• Withdraw — To take or move out or back (वापस लेना, या पीछे हट जाना)
• Withdrew — Removed or took back, past tense of withdraw (वापस ले लिया)
• Withered — Dried up and shrunken (मुरझाया हुआ)
• Withstood — resisted; endured (past tense of withstand) (सहन किया / डटकर सामना किया)
• Wonder — A feeling of surprise, or to think about (आश्चर्य, या सोचना)

Group 116

Group 116 · Wordily – Zest

• Wordily — Using too many words (शब्दाडंबर के साथ)
• Workable — That can be used successfully and effectively (साध्य)
• Worn — Damaged or thin because it is old and has been used a lot (घिसा हुआ, पुराना)
• Worsen — To become or make worse (बिगड़ना या बिगाड़ना)
• Worship — Reverence given to a deity, or to adore (पूजा, या अत्यधिक आदर करना)
• Worthwhile — Important, pleasant, interesting, etc.; worth spending time, money or effort on (सार्थक, लाभकर)
• Worthy — Deserving respect or effort (योग्य, सम्मान के लायक़)
• Wraith — A spirit of a dead person (प्रेतात्मा)
• Wrathful — Extremely angry (गुस्से से भरा हुआ)
• Wrench — To pull or twist something/sb/yourself suddenly and violently (झटके से खींचना, मरोड़ना)
• Wrest — To pull, force, or move by violent wringing or twisting movements (बलपूर्वक छीन लेना)
• Wrinkly — Having many small folds (झुर्रीदार)
• Wrongly — In a way that is not right or correct (गलती से)
• Wry — Using or expressing dry, especially mocking, humour (व्यंग्यपूर्ण)
• Xenial — Relating to hospitality towards guests (अतिथि सत्कार से संबंधित)
• Yardstick — A standard used for judging how good or successful something is (पैमाना या मापदंड)
• Yearn — To have an intense longing for something (तड़पना, तीव्र इच्छा रखना)
• Yell — To shout loudly (चिल्लाना)
• Yield — To produce crops, profits or results; to give way under pressure (उपज देना, या दबाव में झुक जाना)
• Yore — Time long past (बहुत पुराना समय)
• Zealot — A person who is extremely enthusiastic about something and has strong beliefs (कट्टर उत्साही)
• Zealotry — The attitude or behaviour of a zealot (कट्टर उत्साह)
• Zealous — Showing passionate commitment to a particular belief or activity (उत्साही, किसी उद्देश्य के लिए जोश से भरा)
• Zenith — The highest point that the sun or moon reaches in the sky (शिखर, सर्वोच्च बिंदु)
• Zest — Pleasure and enthusiasm (उत्साह, जोश)