English Vocabulary with Explanation for Competitive Exams
Daily dose of vocabulary- The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary
1. Delude (V)- To cheat, to bamboozle DHOKHA DENA
2. Deluge (V,N)-BAADH, BAADH AANA
This area has been deluged into water.
Sometimes we are deluded by nature when some areas are deluged.
3. Stonewall (V)- obstruct ROOKAWAT KRNA
Although many distractions try to stonewall you when you are close to success.
4. Skittish (ADJ)- timid, fearful, nervous, fainthearted
It is so kiddish when we hear about a skittish person.
She is a skittish girl who doesn’t go anywhere alone, especially at night.
5. Thwart (V)- to oppose VIRDODH KRNA
In a war people tend to oppose not propose.
6. Controvert (v)- to deny something, to disobey something KHANDAN
Controvertist – Opposers
7. Egotist- arrogant AHAMVAADI
Egoist- arrogant
8. Adieu- Farewell VIDAAI
9. Exacerbate (V)- to spoil
10. Annihilate (v)- to ruin
11. Folly (N)- foolishness
12. Obsolete (ADJ)- Outdated
13. Swot (v)- mug up RATNAA
SWOT Analysis
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
14. Astray (N)- Misguided - GUMRAAH
A teacher may bring astray on the right track with his counseling skills.
15. Repine (V)- To complain
16. Ambush (V,N)- to invade, to attack
Key Word: BUSH
Memory Link: some people are hidden in the bush and they ambush on you suddenly.
17. Beat around the bush
To talk in round manner
One should talk to the point instead of beating around the bush.
18. Anguish (N)- Control ANKUSH
When there is a lot of anguish over children, they become irritated.
19. Convoy (N)- Group of people towards a destination
20. Irrefutable (ADJ)- Trenchant, which can be avoided or refused, certain, without any doubt
My commitments are irrefutable. Once I make, I do 100% efforts to achieve results.
21. Inevitable (ADJ)- Which can not be avoided
22. Thwart (v)- to oppose
23. Vicarious (ADJ)- Not experienced practically
VIKAAR
Shooting someone is a vicarious experience for me as I haven’t got the opportunity.
24. Augment (v), Augmentation (N)
To increase AAG ME MINT DALNA
A lot of argument may augment the discussion and it may be converted into an altercation.
25. At into the forefront of- at leading position
In order to gain leadership skills one should be at into the forefront of various activities.
26. Stonewall (v)– to obstruct RUKAVAT DALNA
The suspect continued to stonewall the investigation and refused to answer any questions.
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