102. | Dubious | Open to doubt or suspicion |
103. | Drought | Dry weather where on rainfall |
104. | Dyke | A Wall built to prevent the sea or a river from flooding an area |
105. | Deploy | To spread troops for battle |
106. | Deport | Send unwanted person out of the country, exile |
107. | Eccentric | A man of odd habits |
108. | Excursion | Short journey made by a group of persons together |
109. | Elegy | Poem written on the death of someone loved and lost |
110. | Effeminate | Man having the qualities of woman |
111. | Euthanasia | Thing that bring gentle and painless death from incurable death |
112. | Eloquence | Persuasive and fluent speech |
113. | Epistle | A verse letter |
114. | Escapism | Tendency to escape from hard realities. |
115. | Entomology | Study of insects |
116. | Err | Liable to error |
117. | Epithet | A defamatory or abusive Word or phrase |
118. | Epigraph | A quotation at the beginning of some piece of Writing |
119. | Epitaph | A summary statement of commemoration for a dead person |
120. | Edict | A formal or authoritative proclamation |
121. | Epilogue | A short speech address directly to the audience by an actor at the end of play |
122. | Embankment | Long artificial mound of stone to hold back water or to support a road as protection |
123. | Explicable | Capable of being explicated |
124. | Eradicate | To root out an evil or a bad practice etc |
125. | Epicurean | A person devoted to refined sensuous enjoyment (specially good food or drink) |
126. | Extempore | Speech made without preparation |
127. | Ethnology | Science of the races of mankind and their relation |
128. | Ecology | A scientific study of the relationship between plants and their environment |
129. | Explore | Travel into a country for the purpose of leaming about it |
130. | Extricate | Free from difficulties |
131. | Emigrant | One who leaves one’s country in order to settle permanently in others |
132. | Empiric | A person who relies on experiment or observation |
133. | Ethics | The study of moral values |
134. | Foster child | A child brought up by person who are not his parents |
135. | Fortnight | A period of fourteen days |
136. | Fable | An animal story with a moral |
137. | Famine | A dreadful shortage of food |
138. | Felony | Serious crime like murder |
139. | Fatalist | One who believes in fate |
140. | Fraud | Act of deceiving somebody in order to make money |
141. | Feasible | Capable of being done with means at hand and circumstance as they are |
142. | Felicitate | Congratulate somebody in formal manner |
143. | Forgery | Dealing of counterfeit things |
144. | Garrulous | A person who talks too much |
145. | Genocide | The deliberate murder of a whole community or race |
146. | Gangster | The member of a gang of armed criminals |
147. | Gratis | Without payment or free of cost. |
148. | Genetics | The study of heredity |
149. | Glossary | List of explanation of words |
150. | Groan | A deep sound made by someone in pain |
151. | Genius | A child of unusual or remarkable talent |
152. | Glade | Open space in a forest |
153. | Gaviour | Person who rescues somebody from sins |
154. | Gullible | A person who is easily be fooled |
155. | Herbivorous | One who vegetarian |
156. | Hostess | A woman who entertains guests |
157. | Hype | Excessive publicity, To advertize |
158. | Hedonist | One who believes that gaining pleasure is the most important thing in life |
159. | Henpecked | A man who dances to the tunes of his wife |
160. | Honorary | An office for which no salary is paid |
161. | Holocaust | Large scale destruction by fire |
162. | Heath | A flat Waste land |
163. | Hymn | A religious song |
164. | Hermaphrodite | Creature having both male and female organs |
165. | Harangue | Loud talk or speech |
166. | Harem | Place where women dwelled (Ancient time) |
167. | Howdah | Seat on elephant’s back |
168. | Hygienist | A person who is very careful about his health |
169. | Ignition | Mechanism for starting combustion in cylinder of motor engine |
170. | Innovator | A person who introduce new things / chances |
171. | Irritable | Easily made angry |
172. | Invulnerable | Immune to attack; impregnable |
173. | Interlude | Interval between two events |
174. | Inn | Place which provides both board and lodging |
175. | Invoice | List of goods with their price |
176. | Innocuous | Not injurious to physical or mental health |
177. | Instigate | To urge a man to do some evil |
178. | Internment | Detaining and confining someone |
179. | Incarnation | Changing of magic spells |
180. | Imbroglio | A confused, complicated or embarrassing situation |
181. | Inheritance | Property handed down after the death of a person, heritage |
182. | Iconoclast | One Who break the establishment of tradition and image |
183. | Inaugural | speech The lecture of a function for introduction |
184. | Incredulous | Not disposed or Willing to believe, unbelieving |
185. | Inundation | A rising of a body of Water |
186. | Invocation | A prayer asking god’s help as a part of religious Service (supplication) |
187. | Involution | Reduction in size of an organ / the act of sharing in the activities |
188. | Immortal | A person of enduring fame / not subject to death |
189. | Impurity | Without risk of punishment |
190. | Infallible | Incapable of failure or error |
191.. | Isthmus | A relatively narrow strip of land (With Water both side) Connecting two larger areas |
192. | Intangible | Incapable of being touched or seen |
193. | Inevitable | Incapable of being avoided or presented |
194. | Intelligentsia | Intelligent and educated class of society |
195. | Ineradicable | That which cannot be rooted out |
196. | Itinerary | A film or illustrative lecture on travelling |
197. | Instigate | To urge a man to do some evil |
198. | Imperialism | Policy of extending a countries and influence |
199. | Inflammable | A thing which catches fire easily |
200. | Illiterate | A person who cannot read or Write |







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