S. No. | Word | Meaning in English |
1. | Ambidextrous | Equally skilful with each hand |
2. | Alimony
| An allowance made to a wife by her husband when they are legally separated |
3. | Anecdote | A short but amusing story |
4. | Anteroom | A large entrance or reception room or area |
5. | Anodyne | Medicine which lessens pain |
6 | Addicted | One who has become dependent on something or drugs |
7. | Adamant | Very hard native crystal of carbon |
8. | Amoral | Lacking any sense of moral standards or principles |
9. | Archive | A building where government/public records are kept |
10. | Amphibian | Operating or living on land and in water |
11. | Ambiguous | Capable of being understood in either of two or more possible sense |
12. | Aspirant | A person who has ambition for fame |
13. | Archaeology | Study of ancient things like tombs, buried towns |
14. | Archer | A person who shoots with a bow and arrows |
15. | Architect | A person who designs buildings and also supervises their construction |
16. | Antitheist or Atheist | One who does not believe in god’s existence A plant that grows in water |
17. | Antipathy | Strong dislike between two persons. |
18. | Ardent | Full of zeal |
19. | Archipelago | Sea with a group of many islands |
20. | Affirm | Declare positively that something is true. |
21. | Amnesia | Partial or total loss of memory. |
22. | Arbitrator/mediator | One appointed by two parties to settle disputes between them |
23. | Assent | Official agreement to a proposal |
24. | Astronaut | One who physically travels in space |
25. | Agnostic | One who believes that nothing can be said about god |
26. | Aquatic | A plant that grows in water |
27. | Aviary | Place where birds are kept |
28. | Anarchist | One who plans to destroy all Governments |
29. | Adultery | Woman who has extra marital relationship |
30. | Aseptic | Leading a life of self discipline |
31. | Antiquated | A person behind time |
32. | Arsenal | Public building where weapons are made and stored |
33. | Abrogate | To do away with a rule |
34. | Aesthetics | The study of the nature of beauty |
35. | Bigot | A person who holds an opinion or belief strongly in defiance of reason of arguments |
36. | Brigand | Member of a band of robbers |
37. | Belfry | Part of a church in which bells are hung |
38. | Byre | Place where cows are sheltered |
39. | Ballad | Poem narrating a popular story |
40. | Bohemian | One who does not follow the usual rules of social life |
41. | Bankrupt/ insolvent | A person who is unable to pay his debt |
42. | Benign | Tumor which is not likely to spread, pleasant or beneficial in nature or influence, harmless, innocent |
43. | Bilingual | People who speak two languages |
44. | Bigamy/Polygamy | The state of having two or more wives or husbands at a time |
45. | Burglar | One who breaks out into a house to steal |
46. | Bureaucracy | The rule of officials |
47. | Biography | Life-history of a person written by another |
48. | Biped | An animal with two feet |
49. | Bovine | That which looks like a cow |
50. | Biopsy | A test in which cells from diseased organs are removed and tested |
51. | Bower | A shady place under trees |
52. | Brilliant | Of outstanding significance |
53. | Carnivorous | One who eat flesh |
54. | Contemporary | Belonging to the same period |
55. | Crematorium | A place where dead bodies are burns and reduce to ashes |
56. | Conscientious | Govern by a scene of duty |
57. | Concubinage | Living together of a man and woman without being married to each other |
58. | Connoisseur | await An expert able to appreciate a field, especially in fine art |
59. | Credible | That which can be believe |
60. | Credulous | One who believes easily whatever said to him |
61. | Cavalier/jockey | Person who is skilled in horsemanship |
62. | Cavalier | Given to haughty disregard of others |
63. | Consultant | A person who gives expert advice in business |
64. | Conscious /aware | Awake to what is going on. |
65. | Chronological | According to sequence of time |
66. | Chauffeur | A person who is paid to drive a privately owned car |
67. | Capitalism | Economic structure organized and controlled by capitalists |
68. | Compensate | Give something to make up somebody’s loss |
69. | Carnage | Killing of a large number of people especially in war |
70. | Corselet | A piece of armour covering the breast |
71. | Craftsman | Skilled works man who practices a craft |
72. | Cripple | A person who is unable to walk or move properly |
73. | Cosmopolitan | A man who is broad and international in outlook |
74. | Census | Official counting of the population |
75. | Calligraphy | The art of science of beautiful handwriting |
76. | Congregation | An assembly of worshippers |
77. | Contract | Make or become smaller or shorter in length or size |
78. | Cemetery | A tract of land used for burial |
79. | Crematory | A furnace Where a corpse can be burned and reduce to ashes |
80. | Confiscate | To officially take private property away to seize |
81. | Chapel | Small room for Worship |
82. | Canine | That which looks like a dog |
83. | Condominium | A country ruled by two countries |
84. | Continent | One of the large landmasses of the earth |
85. | Custodian | Care taker of a public building |
86. | Cuckold | Man whose wife has been unfaithful to him |
87. | Conservative | A person who is against to change |
88. | Cargo | The goods carried by a ship, plane or vehicle |
89. | Diplomacy | The art practiced b statesman or politics |
90. | Duffer | Slow witted person |
91. | Dell | A small valley |
92. | Demography | Study of population. |
93. | Druggist | A person who is qualified to prepare and sell drugs |
94. | Drunkard | A person Who is in the habit of drinking |
95. | Domicile | Place Where a person lives permanently |
96. | Decree/verdict | Judgment of a law court |
97. | Deteriorate | To go from bad to Worse. |
98. | Derelict | A person Without a home, job or property |
99. | Dynasty | Succession of ruler belonging to one family |
100. | Dialogue | A conversation between two people/ the line spoken by the Character in a play or drama |
101. | Devious | Indirect in departing from the accepted or proper way misleading |







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