PAK- JAPAN CULTURE CENTRE

Vocabulary assignment for level six

S.No Vocabulary Grammer Meaning Sentence

1 Abandon Verb Leave without Planning, Quit He could not Abandon his friend who was hurt in battle
2 Keen Adjective Sharp The Dogs have a Keen sense of smell
3 Jealous Adjective envious of someone else's possessions Although he is rich, I m not Jealous of him
4 Tact Noun Ability to say right thing She never hurts anyone's feelings because she always uses Tact
5 Oath Noun Promise that somethng is true I took an Oath to tell always truth
6 Vacant Adjective Empty, not filled He sat on Vacant seat
7 Hardship Noun something that is hard to bear, dificulty Unless you face Hardship, you can not bocome champion
Adjective/
8 Gallant Noun/ Verb Brave, Showing respect for women He is so Gallant that he always gives his seat to woman
9 Data Noun Facts, Information The Data about the robery was given to FIA
10 Unaccustomed Adjective Not Used to something, He was Unaccustomed to Sibi heat
11 Bachelor Noun A Man who has not married Before the wedding, all his Bachelour friends had a party
12 Qualify Verb Become fit, Show that you are able I am trying to Qualify for the job that is now vacant
13 Tempt Verb Try to get someone to get something Your offer of a job Tempts me greatly
14 Frigid Adjective Very Cold Snowfall makes the weather Frigid
15 Wager Noun/Verb Bet I usually avoid Wager
16 Recline Verb Lie down, Stretch out I like to Recline infront of Television set
17 Shriek Verb/ Noun a screaming cry or sound With a loud Shriek she fled from the kitchen
18 Dismal Adjective Dark and depressing The flight was delayed due to Dismal weather
19 Corpse Noun A dead body The Corpse was laid to rest in the vacant coffin
Adjective/
20 Numb Verb Without the power of feeling The doctor declared him Numb after checking
21 Peril Noun/ Verb Danger There is great Peril in trying to climb the mountain
I was frightened by the Sinister shadow at the bottom of the
22 Sinister Adjective Evil, Dishonest, Frightening
stairs
23 Conceal Verb Hide He could not Conceal his love for her
24 Inhabit Verb Live in He was allowed to Inhabit in vacant apartment
25 Expensive Adjective Costly, High-priced Gold is much less Espensive then diamonds
26 Typical Adjective Usual, The horse ran its Typical race
Noun/
27 Minimum Adjective The lowest amount The adults need a Minimum of six hours sleep
Adjective/
28 Scarce Adverb Hard to get, Rare How Scarce are good teachers?
Adjective/
29 Annual Noun Occurring once every year. The Annual Covocattion of University was postporned
Adjective/
30 Essential Noun Necessary, Very important It is Essential that we follow our Religon
31 Persuade Verb Make willing, He knows the tact to Persuade his audience
32 Naïve Adjective Lacking experience, wisdom To me this is politically Naive in the extreme
Adjective/
33 Visible Noun Able to be seen The ship was barely Visible through the dense fog
34 Blend Verb/ Noun Mix together thoroughly, A mixture The colour of rainbow Blend into one another
Noun/
Adverb/
35 Wholesale Verb/ Less then retail in price By buying things in Wholesale we can save our money
Adjective
36 Devise Verb/ Noun Invent, Think out He Devised a scheme for entering the bank at night
He has gathered data on the amount of Vapor rising from the
37 Vapor Noun Fog, Mist
swamp
When the railroad tracks are raised, the danger of crosing will
38 Eliminate Verb Get rid of, Remove. Omit
be Eliminated
39 Villain Noun a very wicked person The Villain concealed the corpse in the celler
40 Dense Adjective Closely Packed together, Thick The Dense leaves on the trees let in a minimum of sunlight
41 Utilize Verb Make use of No one seems willing to Utilize his skills in Pakistam
42 Humid Adjective Moist, Damp Most people believe that ocean air is quite Humid
Explaination based on thought,
43 Theory Noun His Theory was taken in Guinise Book of world record
Observation
44 Descend Verb Move downwards The pilot thinking his plane was in peril Descend quickly
Go arround, Go from place to place or
45 Circulate Verb The media Ciculates information in seconds
person to person
The basketball player was Enormous he could practically drop
46 Enormous Adjective Extremely large, Huge
the ball through the hoop
47 Predict Verb Tell beforehand Weathermen can Predict the weather correctly most of the time
48 Vanish Verb Disappear suddenly and completely The dianasours are Vanished from earth
49 Rural Adjective In the Country Rural ares are not densely Populated
50 Tradition Noun Beliefs, Opinions All religons have different beliefs and Traditions
51 Burden Noun/ Verb A Load, Load heavily He carried the Burden throughout his college career
the grounds and buildings of a university or
52 Campus Noun The Campus was designed to cogregate all the students
college
53 Majority Noun The larger Nimber, More than half The Majority of people wanted him to be president
54 Assemble Verb Gather together, Bring together The guests began to Assemble for thanksgiving dinner
55 Explore Verb Look into closely, Examine His report Explored the essential reason for the crime
Subject that people think, Write, or talk
56 Topic Noun The speaker;s main Topic was how to eliminate hunger
about
A discussion in which reasons for and
57 Debate Noun/ Verb The Debate between two students was heated
against something are brought out
58 Evade Verb Get away from by trickery or cleverness He tried to Evade the topic by changing the subject
59 Probe Noun/ Verb Investigation, Examine thoroughly The doctor Probed the patient
60 Reform Verb/ Noun Improve by removing faults His speech was Reformed
61 Approach Verb/ Noun come near or nearer to in distance He could Approach the problem from all angles
62 Detect Verb find out, discover It was Detected from her voice that she was frightened
63 Defect Noun fault, that which is wrong Thus, affected men do not transmit the genetic Defect
64 Employee Noun a person who works for pay The Employee went on strike for higher wages
65 Neglect Verb/ Noun give too little care or attention to You can nor Neglect the importance of water
Make somone believe as true something
66 Deceive Verb He Deceived him by pretending to be his friend
that is fault, mislead
67 Undoubtedly Adverb certainly, beyond doubt Undoubtedly She was a good debator
68 Popular Adjective liked or admired by many people His work made him Popular
The police made a Thorough search of the house after the
69 Thorough Adjective complete with regard to every detail
crime had been reported
Come join our growing family of satisfied Clients and
70 Client Noun customer
professionals
After a Comprehensive exam, his doctor said he is in good
71 Comprehensive Adjective covering completely
condition
72 Defraud Verb take money, right away by cheating He saved so much amount by Defrauding his partner
73 Postpone Verb delay, put off to a latter time The Inaguration cermoney of the mall was Postporned
74 Consent Noun/ Verb agree, give permision or approval He would not Consent to let our plan
75 Massive Adjective big and heavy, bulky From kifting weights, he had developed Massive arm muscles
76 Capsule Noun a small case or covering He explored the space Capsule for secial equipments
77 Preserve Verb/ Noun keep safe, protect The farmers feel that their rural homes should be Preserved
Some people Denounce the government for probing into their
78 Denounce Verb condemn in public
personel Lives

79 Unique Adjective being the only one of its kind The inventer developed a Unique method of making ice cream
80 Torrent Noun rushing stream, flood A massive rain was coming down in Torrents
81 Resent Verb feel injured or angreed at (something) The earthquake victim Resented the poor emergency care
82 Molest Verb Disturb Lifeguards warned the man not to Molest any of the swimmers

My cousin was Gloomy because his best friend had moved

83 Gloomy Adjective dark, dim , in low spirits
away
84 Unforeseen Adjective not known beforehand, unexpected We had some Unforeseen problems with the new engine
85 Exaggerate Verb/ Noun make something greater than it is, overstate The bookkeeper Exaggerated her importance to the company

Noun/ a person who does something for pleasure, Eventhough he was not a professional the Amateur
86 Amateur Adjective not for money photographer entered the contest
87 Mediocre Adjective neither good nor bad, average The Movie was not a great one it was Mediocre
88 Variety Noun a number of different things The show featured a Variety of entertainment
The witness neglected to give Valid answers to the Judge's
89 Valid Adjective supported by facts or authority, true
question
90 Survive Verb live longet than, remain alive Some people believe that only the strongest should Survive
Adjective/
91 Weird Noun mysterious, unearthly She looked Weird with that horrible makeup on her face
92 Prominent Adjective wel-known, important He is a Prominent businessman
93 Security Noun felling or condition of being safe When the president travels strict Security measures are taken
94 Bulky Adjective taking up much space, large The massive dest was quite Bulky and imposible to carry
95 Reluctant Adjective unwilling I was Reluctant to give up the security of my family life
96 Obvious Adjective easily seen or understood, plain The detective missed the clue because it was not Obvious
97 Vicinity Noun neighborhood The torrent of rain felt only in our Vicinity
98 Century Noun 100 years Many prominent men have been born in this Century
99 Rage Noun/ Verb voilent anger Her bad manners sent her mother into a Rage
a piece of written, printed, or electronic
100 Document Noun matter that provides information or The Documents of ancient rome have survived many centuries
evidence, record in written
Most people are happy when they Conclude their work for the
101 Conclude Verb end, finish, decide
day
102 Undeniable Adjective unable to be denied or disputed It is Undeniable that most professionals can beat any amateur
103 Resist Verb act against, oppose When you are tired it is hard to Resisit staying in bed all day
104 Lack Noun/Verb deficiency of something Your daily diet should not Lack fruits and vegetables
105 Ignore Verb pay no attention to, disregard His mistakes were Ignored by the family
106 Challenge Noun/ Verb call to a fight to decide who is superior No one bothered to Challange the Prominent lawer
107 Miniature Adjective represent on a small scale He wanted a Miniature sports car for his birthday
a place, person, or thing from which
108 Source Noun/ Verb The speech was a valid Source of information
something originates
109 Excel Verb be better than, do better than Because he was so small, he could not Excel in sports
Playing with dolls is tradionally a Faminine pastime but
110 Feminine Adjective of womens or girls
attitudes are changing
She was ten years old before her parents finaly let her Mount a
111 Mount Verb/ Noun get up on
horse
112 Compete Verb be a rival She was challanged to Compete for the tennis title
Verb/ Noun/ look forward to with fear, causing great
113 Dread Adjective I Dread going into that deserted house
fear
114 Masculine Adjective of man , male The boy became more Masculine as he got old
115 Menace Noun/Verb threat The torrents of rain were a Menace to the farmer's crops
His Tendency was to work hard in the morning and then to take
116 Tendency Noun movement in a certain direction
it easy in the afternoon
117 Underestimate Verb/ Noun set too low a value, amount or rate The modest man used to Underestimate his own strength
The amateur tennis player completed many matches without
118 Victorious Adjective having won a victory, conquering
being Victorious
The debator used Numerous documents to back up his
119 Numerous Adjective several
statements
120 Flexible Adjective easily bent Being Flexible is far better than being stubborn
 that which makes clear the truth or Our teacher ignored the Evidence that she had cheated on the
121 Evidence Noun/ Verb
falsehood of something test
Adjective/
122 Solitary Noun alone, single, only There was only a Solotary man on the beach

123 Vision Noun/Verb power of seing, sense of sight He had the Vision that some day there would be peace on earth
Adjective/
124 Frequent Verb hapenning often She is a Frequent contributor to her school conferences
125 Glimpse Noun/ Verb quick view No one has ever had even a Glimpse of the future
Recent studies have shown that the cost of living has gone up
126 Recent Adjective done, made or occuring not long ago
rapidly
127 Decade Noun ten years I have a vision that this Decade will be better than the last one
128 Hesitate Verb fail to act quickly If you have any question don’t Hesitate to ask
People used to think it was an Absurd idea that human beings
129 Absurd Adjective foolish
could ever fly
130 Conflict Noun/ Verb disagreement The Conflict was over the high cost of bread
131 Minority Noun smaller number or part, less then half Only a Minority of the senators were against welfare
132 Fiction Noun that which is imaginated or made up He has won several awards for short prose Fiction
133 Ignite Verb set on fire One match can Ignite an entire forest
134 Abolish Verb put an end to Some citizens believe that we will never be able to Abolish war
135 Urban Adjective relating to a town or city I plan to exchange my Urban location for a rural one
136 Population Noun people of a city or country China has the largest Population of any country
free in expressing one's real thoughts,
137 Frank Noun Never underestimate the value of being Frank with one another
opinios, or feelings
138 Pollute Verb make dirty The atlantic ocean is in danger of becoming Polluted
139 Reveal Verb make known In the comics superman never Reveals his true identity
140 Prohibit Verb forbid by law or authourity Smoking is Prohibited in the medical building
When he heard the Urgent cry for help the lifeguard did not
141 Urgent Adjective demanding immediate action or attention
hesitate
They needed an Adequate supply of water to last for the entire
142 Adequate Adjective as much as in needed
trip through the desert
143 Decrease Verb/ Noun make or bocome less The landlord promised to Decrease ou rent
144 Audible Adjective able to be heard In an Audible whisper she called for my attention
 a person who writes for newspapers or
A Journalist must have a comprehensive knowledge of the city
145 Journalist Noun magazines or prepares news to be
where he or she works
broadcast on radio or television
146 Famine Noun starvation, great shortage There has been a Famine of good writing in the last decades
147 Revive Verb bring back or come back to life They were trying to Revive interest in old movies
148 Commence Verb begin. Start The Meeting was arranged to Commence at noon
Adjective/
149 Observant Noun quick to notice, watchful He was Observant of all the rules of his religion
Exercises should be Identified that will produce the desired
150 Identify Verb prove to be the same
development
Much of our population is constantly Migrating to other areas
151 Migrate Verb move from one place to another
of the country
Many people claim to have seen a ghostly Vessel sailing
152 Vessel Noun a ship, a hollow container
through the fog
continue firmly, refuse to stop or be The travelers were stupid to Persist in eating the food after they
153 Persist Verb
changed were told it was spoiled
154 Hazy Adjective misty, smoky, unclear Hazy weather kept the pilot from seeing the airfield clearly
155 Gleam Verb/ Noun a flash or beam of light We could tell he was happy by the brigh Gleam in his eyes
The student was proud to be the Editor of the school
156 Editor Noun person who prepares a publication
newspaper
157 Unruly Adjective lawless He was thrown out of school because of his Unruly behavior
person who wants and tries to get the same
158 Rival Noun/ Verb The experienced chess player tried to keep Rival guessing
thing as another
159 Violent Adjective acting or done with strong, rough force Voilent behavior is prohibited on school grounds
When some animals are not fed on time they become very
160 Brutal Adjective cruel
Brutal
161 Opponent Noun struggling or speaking against another He was a bitter Opponent of costly urban reform
162 Brawl Noun/ Verb a noisy quarrel or fight, take part in a brawl They had a Brawl over who was a better swimmer

Adjective/ We Duplicated the document so that everyone had a copy to

163 Duplicate Verb exact copy, repeat exactly
study
164 Vicious Adjective evil, wicked, The Vicious lion attacked the lost child in the forest
turning or swinging round and round,
165 Whirling Noun The ball was hit so hard that it went Whirling down the field
spinning
166 Underdog Noun one who is expected to lose I always feel sorry for the Underdog in a streat fight
The Magician Thrust his hand into his hat and out came a
167 Thrust Verb/ Noun push with force, asudden or violent attack
rabbit
The boy was Bewildered by the fact that his parents had
168 Bewildered Adjective confused completely, puzzled
abondaned him
We will Expand our business as soon as we locate a new
169 Expand Verb increase in size, enlarge
building

170 Alter Verb make different, change The Pilot had to Alter his course when he ran into bad weather

Adjective/ Only through Mature study habits can a person hope to gain
171 Mature Verb fullu grown or developed
knowledge
In a single movement everything that sciene held Scared
172 Sacred Adjective worthy of respect, holy
suddenly turned on its head
The dictionary was Revised and the published in a more
173 Revise Verb change, alter, bring up to date
expensive edition
When his mother died of cancer the young doctor decided to
174 Pledge Noun/ Verb Promise, Undertaking
Pledge his life to finding a cure for it
Adjective/ The relaxed friends spoke in a Casual manner as they talked on
175 Casual Noun not calling attention to itself
the street
176 Pursue Verb follow, proceed along Always Pursue what is good, nobel and beautiful
177 Unanimous Adjective in complete agreement Public opinion has been virtually Unanimous on the subject
178 Fortunate Adjective having good luck, lucky He was Fortunate to have such good friends
one who goes first or prepares a way for
179 Pioneer Noun/ Verb His grandfather was a Pioneer in the field of sports medicine
others
180 Innovative Adjective fresh, clever, having new ideas Everyone approved of his Innovative proposal
There was only a Slender chance that you could conceal the
181 Slender Adjective long an thin, limited, slight
truth
The Machine of the twentieth century surely Surpass those of
182 Surpass Verb do better than, excel
earlier times
Adjective/ Vast differences between the two sides were made clear in the
183 Vast Noun very great, enormous
debate
184 Doubt Noun/ Verb not believe, feel uncertain about We do not Doubt that the tradition of marrige will continue
185 Capacity Noun amount of room or space inside The jar was filled to Capacity
186 Penetrate Verb get into or through, especially with force The thieves Penetrated the bank's security and stole the money

I tried to ignore his bad violin playing but the sound was
187 Pierce Verb go into, go through, penetrate
Piercing

188 Accurate Adjective correct in all details The map he drew of our neighborhood was not very Accurate

an optical instrument for viewing very

189 Microscope Noun The Microscope used by the scientist is very expensive
small objects
190 Grateful Adjective felling gratitude, thankful The child was Grateful that he got the present he asked for
191 Cautious Adjective very careful, never taking chances Be Cautious when you choose your opponenet
Adjective/
192 Confident Noun sure, certain We were all very Cinfident that She would pass her exams
193 Appeal Verb/ Noun attraction, to urge Rock' n roll music does not Appeal to me
194 Addict Noun one who can not break away any habit Every year around 160 people die from herion Addiction
cautious about possible dangers or
195 Wary Adjective Living in a polluted city makes you Wary of the air you breathe
problems
The only way to gain knowledge is to be Aware of everything
196 Aware Adjective knowing, realizing
arround you
197 Misfortune Noun bad luck I had a Misfortune of working for a greedy man
198 Avoid Verb keep away from Sometimes it is best to Avoid being nice to strangers
199 Wretched Adjective very unsatisfactory, miserable I feel Wretched after a night when I have scarcely slept
small barrel, usualy holding less than ten
200 Keg Noun Go in and get the other Keg and throw it to the boxes
gallons
It was easy to detect that the skinny boy was not well
201 Nourish Verb make or keep alive and well, with food
Nourished
202 Harsh Adjective rough to touch, taste, eye or ear, sharp The Harsh smoke from the fireplace burned my eyees
203 Quantity Noun a certain amount or number Who believes Quantity is better then quality
204 Opt Verb chose or favor, select If I had to Opt for a new carrer it would be medical
205 Tragedy Noun a very sad or terible happening When someone you love dies it is a Tragedy
Noun/ person who goes on foot, walker,
206 Pedestrian Adjective I don't doubt that a Pedestrian can get places faster than a car
Uninspired
207 Glance Verb to look at quickly, a quick look I took one Glance at the wretched animal and turned away
 an estimate of income and expenditure for
Noun/ Verb/
208 Budget Adjective a set period of time, allow a certain amount The only thing growing in the Pakistan is the defense Budget
in Budget, Inexpensive
209 Nimble Adjective active and sure footed, quick moving The bike is surprisingly Nimble through tight corners too
210 Manipulate Verb handle or treat skillfully Scientists must know how to Manipulate their microscope
211 Reckless Adjective careless, wild The Reckless smoker ignited the entire forest
212 Horrid Adjective terrible, frightful Journalist reported that the dropping the bomb was a Horrid act

If you continue to Rave about the play everyone will think you
213 Rave Verb/ Noun talk wildly
are a relative of the author
214 Economical Adjective not wasting time or money I find it Economical to shop in the large supermarkets
apply oil or grease to (an engine or A large quantity of grease is needed to Lubricate an airplane
215 Lubricate Verb
component) to minimize friction engine
The brilliant investigator found an Ingenious answer to the
216 Ingenious Adjective having great mental ability, clever
problem

217 Harvest Noun/ Verb the process or period of gathering in crops If the Harvest is poor there is always the possibility of a famine

you should always make sure that you have an Abundant suply
218 Abundant Adjective plentiful
of petrol for a long trip
219 Uneasy Adjective anxious or uncomfortable The treasurer was Uneasy about the company's budget
220 Calculate Verb determine mathematically We Calculated all the figures and come to one solid answer
221 Absorb Verb soak up (liquid or another substance) The rain was Absorbed into the concrete when it was dry
222 Estimate Verb/ Noun an approximate calculation or judgement How much do you Estimate that house is worth?
223 Morsel Noun a small piece of food; a mouthful Every Morsel the cook prepared was tasty
a share of something that one is entitled to Every user has been alloted a Quota depending on their course
224 Quota Noun
receive requirements
225 Threat Noun the possibility of trouble or danger The Threat of snow caused us to change our holiday plans
226 Ban Verb/ Noun officially or legally prohibit. The committee recommended that we Ban all dangerous foods
227 Panic Noun/ Verb sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety When you are in trouble the worst thing to do is to Panic
Adjective/
228 Appropriate Verb suitable; proper After some Appropriate prayes the dinner was served

229 Emerge Verb move out of something and become visible A new star has just Emerged from the rock music world
230 Jagged Adjective with rough, sharp points protruding The Jagged edge of that sheet of metal is very dangerous
231 Linger Verb unwilling to leave I like to Linger on untill everyone else has left the theater
a surprise attack by people lying in wait in
232 Ambush Noun/ Verb You are to set an Ambush behind the city
a concealed position
The bank teller's Crafty plan to steal a million dollars did not
233 Crafty Adjective cunning or deceitful
succeed
234 Defiant Adjective open resistance; bold disobedience My parents taught me not to be Defiant of authority
Or answer each and every round with new Vigor and ultimate
235 Vigor Noun physical strength and good health
will to win
If we do not do something about pollution we may Perish from
236 Perish Verb suffer complete ruin or destruction
the earth
237 Fragile Adjective easily broken or damaged The expensive glassware is very Fragile
Noun/ a person who has been taken prisoner or
238 Captive Adjective We were held Captive by the sinister enemy for ten days
confined
Business persons can Prosper if they are honest with their
239 Prosper Verb make successful
customers
240 Devour Verb eat hungrily or quickly I can Devour a steak in two minutes when I am hungry
a request made in an urgent and emotional
241 Plea Noun The judge listened to the burglar's Plea of not guilty
manner
Adjective/
242 Weary Verb tired, causing tiredness, We were all very Weary after the long trip

243 Collide Verb hit by accident when moving The runner and the catcher were about to Collide at home plate

Years of research Confirmed the theory that smoking is

244 Confirm Verb state with assurance that something is true
harmful
make sure or demonstrate that (something)
245 Verify Verb Can you Verify that this is your handwriting?
is true, accurate, or justified

246 Anticipate Verb be aware of and prepare for (a future event) We Anticipate a panic if the news is revealed to the public

a situation in which a difficult choice has to When you run a compay you have at least one new Dilemma
247 Dilemma Noun
be made between two or more alternatives every day to solve

248 Detour Noun/ Verb a roundabot way , Take a detour I took a Detour to avoid trafic
249 Merit Noun/ Verb excellence; worth, be worthy of There is Merit in being a good listener
 The first time a message was Transmitted over a telegraph was
250 Transmit Verb communicate, broadcast
in 1840
251 Relieve Verb reduce the pain off, replace, make less The peace agreement Relieved us of the Threat of an attack
252 Baffle Adjective be to hard to understand or solve We were Baffled as to who murdered the wretched old man
253 Annals Plural Noun historical records The Annals of antient times were lost
254 Unanimity Noun complete agreement Few political issues receive Unanimity of opinion
255 Magnitude Noun great size, extent, or importance It is difficult to imagine the Magnitude of the universe
256 Decimate Verb kill or destroy a large proportion of Starvation Decimated the ship's crew
257 Decade Noun a period of ten years The last Decade will be remembered due to Suicide bombers
having mixed feelings or opinions about
258 Ambivalent Adjective He was Amibivalent about difficult but valuable course
something or someone

a situation in which a difficult choice has to In a lot of moral Dilemmas I happily say " money isn't
259 Dilemma Noun
be made between two or more alternatives everything "

a group of three related novels, plays, I began to read this Trilogy in year 6, when my teacher
260 Trilogy Noun
films, etc recommended it to me
261 Monopoly Noun the exclusive possession or control Some states have a Monopoly on the sale of liquor
262 Disintegrate Verb break up into small parts The aspirin Disintigrated when we put it in the glass of water
the quality of having strong moral
263 Integrity Noun A person of Integrity would never cheat on an examination
principles
It was a Trivial task for the experienced electrition to install the
264 Trivial Adjective of little value or importance
new plug
265 Perennial Adjective occuring again and again Traffic control is a Perennial problem in modern cities
266 Magnanimous Adjective generous or forgiving Sharon was Magnanimous toward her defeated tennis rival
267 Monarchy Noun A state rule by king or queen or emperor Morocco is Monarchy
268 Duplicity Noun deceitfulness, double dealings I was hurt by the Duplicity of the friend who cheated on me
make sure or demonstrate that (something)
269 Verify Verb People often use a dictionary to Verify a word's meaning
is true, accurate, or justified
270 Creed Noun a system of religious belief; a faith The basic Creed is solvation of humanity
271 Defiant Adjective open resistance; bold disobedience Defiant people demonstrated against the military government
The guiding principle is strict Fidelity to what Newton actually
272 Fidelity Noun continuing loyalty to a person
wrote

273 Destitute Adjective extremely poor The Destitute mother could not afford to feed her two childern
 Maria's Nonchalant attitude toward paying bills ruined her
274 Nonchalant Adjective Carefree
redit rating
My father Deviation from low-cholestrol diet endagered his
275 Deviation Noun To vary from path, course or norm
health
Tongue in cheek Adjective/ Without realy meaning something, Mom made a Tongue-in-cheek threat to force children who left
276
(Idiom) Adverb Jokingly dirty clothes on the floor
An example of a Cliché often used in sports is "no pain no
277 Cliché Noun an overuse expression
gain"
The court of appeals Concurred with the decision of the
278 Concur Verb agree
district court
In a show of Bravado the teenager challenged the famous
279 Bravado Noun boldness intended to impress or intimidate
gunslinger to a shootout
According to experts money is the most common cause of
280 Discord Noun/ Verb lack of agreement or harmony, Disagree
Discord in marriage
Adjective/ Living , Occuring, A person lives another
281 Contemporary Noun Thomas jefferson was a Contemporary of alexander hamilton
life
282 Compatible Adjective well matched My new printer was not Compatible with my old computer
The student was so Disreputable that we thought he was a
283 Disreputable Adjective not respectable
begger
Since thelma was Gregarious she loved to talk to the clients
284 Gregarious Adjective fond of company; sociable
while she styled their hair
285 Sparse Adjective thinly scattered or disributed, meager Golillas are now Sparse in africa
Occasionally we Collaborate with researchers who are able to
286 Collaborate Verb work jointly on an activity or project
make a contribution to our costs
They may have helped protein Synthesis in a couple of key
287 Synthesis Noun something made from combined parts
ways
288 Zenith Noun the highest point, pinnacle Then after passing Zenith, they made an astounding maneuver
289 Congregate Verb gather into a crowd or mass Children Congregated in schoolyard during the recess
The survey also revealed a Disparity in the level of increase in
290 Disparity Noun inequality, diffrence
earnings on the previous year
Adjective/ Quality of leadership that attracts other, A
291 Charismatic Noun He is so Charismatic; he has got such a great sense of humor
person who claims divine inspiration
In some religious traditions men are Segregated from women
292 Segregate Verb/ Noun to separate
during prayer services
 The Adroit politician avoided answering several embarrasing
293 Adroit Adjective clever or skilful
questions
294 Aficionado Noun follower, admirer, fan The football Aficionado watched two games every Sunday
The Altruistic doctor willingly treated patients who could not
295 Altruistic Adjective unselfish, selfless
afford to pay
Adjective/ The Ascetic women lived alone in a room furnished with only a
296 Ascetic Noun avoiding and giving up pleasures
bed
The teenager's Capricious behavior was the first sign of her
297 Capricious Adjective unpredictable
drug addiction
Adjective/
298 Cosmopolitan Noun having a world view, international Los Angeles has a Cosmopolitan population

299 Disdain Noun/ Verb to treat somebody unworthy If you Disdain a student infront of audionce he became defiant

Yet these Fraternal delegates saw nothing, heard nothing,

300 Fraternal Adjective Friendly, Brotherhood
knew nothing
Levels of knowledge were low and people said they felt
301 Gullible Adjective easily cheated person
Gullible
a person who say something and do
302 Hypocritical Adjective Nobody liked him because of his Hypocritical nature
something else
303 Intrepid Adjective fearless or adventurous You can't be an Intrepid adventure all the time!
accorded great respect because of age, And so I hold the stated position as it is, because it belongs to
304 Venerable Adjective
wisdom, or character men who are highly Venerable
305 Affluent Adjective wealthy, prosperous Affluent people can afford many vocations
Adjective/
306 Alien Noun a foreigner, strange She was Alien to her kind nature
307 Amicable Adjective friendly, peaceful The United states maintain Amicable relationship with Iceland
308 Astute Adjective having good judgement People who take out these loans are not financially Astute
309 Candid Adjective honest in giving opinions My mother's Candid opinion of my new dress hurt my feelings
Workers found it hard to suggest new ideas to their Dogmatic
310 Dogmatic Adjective arrogant in belief,
boss
311 Exuberant Adjective lively and cheerful Fans applauded the Exuberant cheerleaders
312 Frugal Adjective Economica, attempting to save money The Frugal homemaker carefully shopped for low-cost food
Our cousin was so Gauche that he licked his fingers at a formal
313 Gauche Adjective unsophisticated and socially awkward
dinner
 Novice programmers are often baffled by the type error
314 Novice Noun Beginer, a new situation
messages
Noun/
315 Renegade Adjective/ outlaw, rule breaker, Bocome a renegade The army offered a reward for the capture of the Renegade
Verb
Noun/ The Stioc child remained still and silent during the painful
316 Stoic numb, emotionless
Adjective medical treatment
317 Consumer Noun a buyer Shop owner try to please Consummers
In the future electric lights have Supplanted oil lamps and
318 Supplant Verb to change to replace
candlelight
The application was subsequently Deferred due to a lack of
319 Defer Verb put off to a later time; postpone
time
320 Epitomize Verb historical sign, symbol He Epitomizes everything that a spiritual leader should be
Adjective/ In their nationalism they encompass virtually all Reactionary
321 Reactionary Noun repeal, envy, A reactionary person
ideology
322 Chaos Noun complete disorder and confusion A power failure left the city in Chaos
323 Apprehend Verb arrest (someone) for a crime The police Apprehended the escaped convicts
The ten year civil war a Catastrophe for the economy of the
324 Catastrophe Noun an event causing great damage or suffering
small country
Adjective/ China went through a Redical social revolution during the
325 Radical favouring great change
Noun 1950s and 1960s
Adjective/ The bedrock value on which classical Liberals ought to rest is
326 Liberal Noun equal, a person of liberal views
freedom
327 Corroborate Verb to confirm Five evewitnesses Corroborated the police report
give or grant someone, agreement, We are in Accord with your proposal to increase money for
328 Accord Verb/ Noun
harmony education
329 Ludicrous Adjective rediculous, foolish There is nothing shocking in this slightly Ludicrous event
My friend was Entrepreneurial he started his busniess from a
330 Entrepreneurial Adjective a person who orginize a business
from a level
331 Thrive Verb to prosper, flourish Many atheletes Thrive on competition
Belgium also wanted to make all subsequent Interventions on
332 Intervention Noun to interfare
behalf of the Fifteen