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Daily Word List – 27th April 2018 Meaning, Pronunciation | Free PDF
Discomfit [ dis-KUHM-fit ] [Noun, transitive verb] MEANING: (tr.v.) to confuse, embarrass or disconcert (tr.v.) to frustrate or thwart another's plans (tr.v.) (Archaic) to defeat, conquer or rout (n.) a defeat USAGE EXAMPLE 1: He was discomfited due to the...
Published On April 27th, 2018 -
Daily Word List – 26th April 2018 Meaning, Pronunciation | Free PDF
ambidextrous [ am-bi-DEK-struh' s ] [adjective] MEANING: 1. able to skillfully use both hands 2. unusually skilful; versatile; adroit 3. double-dealing; hypocritical or deceitful USAGE EXAMPLE 1: Being an ambidextrous violinist, Yehudi Menuhin attracted large audiences during his hey day....
Published On April 26th, 2018 -
Daily Word List – 25th April 2018 Meaning, Pronunciation | Free PDF
hoary [ HAWR-ee, HOHR-ee ] [adjective] MEANING: extremely old, and often impressive and admired 2. greyish white or white due to age 3. white or whitish in color USAGE EXAMPLE 1: I found an old dog with a hoary muzzle...
Published On April 25th, 2018 -
Daily English Vocabulary By Dr. Gaurav Garg | Free PDF Download – Set 3
Daily English Vocabulary Portmanteau [Noun] Meaning - A word whose form and meaning are derived from blending of two or more distinct forms. Eg – smog (smoke + fog), brunch (breakfast + lunch). Usage - “Podcast” is a portmanteau from...
Published On April 24th, 2018 -
Daily English Vocabulary By Dr. Gaurav Garg | Free PDF Download – Set 2
Daily English Vocabulary Glibido [Noun] Meaning – All talk and no action "all we had from the real estate agent was empty rhetoric”. language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect, but which is often regarded as lacking in...
Published On April 24th, 2018 -
Daily Word List – 24th April 2018 Meaning, Pronunciation | Free PDF
apocryphal [ uh'-POK-ruh'-fuh' l ] [adjective] MEANING: 1. spurious; of doubtful authenticity 2. (often capitalised) of or pertaining to the apocrypha The story may or may not be apocryphal but it reminds us that countries are created in the hearts...
Published On April 24th, 2018 -
Daily English Vocabulary By Dr. Gaurav Garg | Free PDF Download – Set 1
Learn Vocabulary Everyday Whataboutery [Noun] Meaning - The technique or practice of responding to an accusation or difficult question by making a counter-accusation or raising a different issue. Usage – Indian politicians often resort to whataboutery instead of answering the...
Published On April 23rd, 2018 -
Daily Word List – 23rd April 2018 Meaning, Pronunciation | Free PDF
paroxysm [ PAR-uh’ k-siz-uh ’m ] [noun] MEANING: a sudden fit, outburst or spasm of action or emotion an attack, intensification or recurrence of a certain disease USAGE EXAMPLE 1: People thought him to be weird because of his fits...
Published On April 23rd, 2018 -
Daily Word List – 21st April 2018 Meaning, Pronunciation | Free PDF
bailiwick [ BEY-luh'-wik ] [noun] MEANING: the area or district of jurisdiction of a bailiff or a bailie 2. one's area of specialization, interest or authority USAGE EXAMPLE 1: The Key West islands were Ernest Hemingway's bailiwick. apostate [ uh'-POS-teyt, -tit ] [noun,adjective] MEANING: (n.)...
Published On April 21st, 2018 -
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1.flummox [ FLUHM-uh' ks ] [transitive verb] MEANING: perplex; confound; confuse USAGE EXAMPLE 1: In cricket, the reverse sweep is often employed by the batsman in order to flummox the bowler. 2. ardor [ AHR-der ] [noun] MEANING: 1. passion,...
Published On April 20th, 2018