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"Have anyone found it difficult to know the meaning for a particular word while reading an article or any story?". Once we see a new word, we have to practice by searching it in various sources for the particular meaning of the word to understand its entire context.This happens when we don't know the meaning of a particular word. This makes us to look for various sources like a dictionary. "Why can't we ourselves become a dictionary by learning few new words each day?". It is simple to learn few new words each day. Here are few new words today to make up your dictionary.Let us dive into the topic..
1. Aping - imitating(copy/follow someone or something).
Eg: The old lady began aping the young lady.
2. Avid - curious/eager.
Eg: She was avid to know the secrets.
3. Ceaseless - something or someone that never stops.
Eg: They had a ceaseless fight due to lack of patience between them.
4. Pertinent - related/relevant.
Eg: All the pertinent details were entered in the system.
5. Extol - to praise someone/something.
Eg: The Leader was extolled as an outstanding student.
(here extolled is the past tense of extol)
6. Frail - weak.
Eg: The old man is becoming frail.
7. Facile - easy.
Eg: It is a facile task.
8. Perusal - careful reading.
Eg: They signed the agreement after a perusal.
9. Suffrage - rights.
Eg: The leader fought for equal suffrage.
10.Tyranny - cruelty/unjust.
Eg: The Country was ruled by a tyranny ruler.
Read the above few new words and avoid having a reference each time to know the meaning for the word. Start learning few new words each day to become a dictionary without the need for reference.
Happy Learning!!!
Thankyou soo much. Please continue this series daily..
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ReplyDeleteplease do previous years question papers vocabulary it is also useful instead of random words
ReplyDeleteIt's really nice.thank u so much.if u teach how to pronounce the difficult words correctly then it will be much helpful for us ..
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