ENGLISH  WORD  MEANINGS:-

Word	Meaning
Affluenza	A blend of 'affluence' and 'influenza'.A social disease resulting from extreme materialism and excessive consumerism: earning more money and consuming more, which can lead to overwork, debt, stress, anxiety, etc.
Agritourism	A form of tourism in which tourists stay on farms or in agricultural villages, and often participate in farm activities.
Alcopop	Fruit drinks fortified with alcohol,designed and marketed to appeal to young people.
Amazeballs	Used to say that you find something extremely good, very enjoyable, impressive, etc.
Anklington	Blend of the words 'ankle' and 'wellington'.A short wellington boot.
Anonymouse  Anonymice	People who wish to remain anonymous when they give information, essentially because they are afraid of scandal or retribution.
App	Abbreviation of 'application', software that performs a specific task.
Applepick	Steal someone's iPhone.
Audiophile	Person who loves and collects high-quality audio equipment.
Avatar	A graphical image representing a person for example on the Internet.
Baggravation	Blend of the words 'bag' and 'aggravation'. A feeling of annoyance and frustration at the airport when your baggage has not arrived but the other passengers' bags have.
Bashtag	A bashtag is a hashtag (#) that is used to make critical or abusive comments on social networking services such as Twitter.
Binge drinking	Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol in a short space of time,or drinking to get drunk.
Binge-watch	Watch multiple episodes of a TV programme in rapid succession.
Bitcoin	Digital currency which allows payments to be sent from one party to another without going through a financial institution.
Black Swan	An extremely rare and unexpected event of large magnitude and consequence.
Bloatware/fatware	Pre-installed software that occupies a lot of space, leaving little memory for storing personal data.
Blook	A blend of 'book' and 'blog' :  a book written by a blogger.
Brain waste	The problem of skilled immigrants who are forced to accept positions far below their educational level in their new country is known as "brain waste".
Breadcrumbing	A navigation technique which helps users by displaying a list of links to the pages they have visited when exploring a website,for example:  home >>vocabulary>>transport.
Brick	1) An early model of a mobile phone with limited functionality.2) A smartphone or other electronic device that is broken or has ceased to function.
Bromance	Blend of 'brother' and 'romance'.A close non-sexual relationship between two men.
Bureaucratese	A derogatory term for language used in businesses and bureaucracies which contains long sentences and complex words that are obscure or difficult to understand.
Burkini or Burquini	Blend of 'burqa' and 'bikini' A swimsuit worn by Muslim women which covers the whole body i.e. the arms to the wrist, the legs to the ankle, with a hood to cover the hair and neck.
Buzz	Excited interest or attention surrounding, for example, a new invention, a recent event or something that has become fashionable.
Buzzkill	Something or someone spoiling an event that people are enjoying.
Buzzword	A new word or expression that is commonly used in specialized work environments or age-groups, and has become fashionable. Terms used in advertising can often convert into buzzwords and become widely used
Buzzworthy	Describes what is likely to arouse the interest and attention of the public.
Cage sandals	A type of sandal with a lot of thin straps.
Captcha	Completely Automated Public Turing Test To Tell Computers and Humans Apart. A distorted image of letters and numbers used to ensure that a response is not generated by a computer, in order to prevent spamming.
Carjacking	Blend of 'car' and 'hijacking'. When a car driver is forced to give up his vehicle or drive to a destination designated by the attacker.
Charticle	Blend of ‘chart’ and ‘article’.A news article that is composed primarily of a chart, image or graphics with just a brief text for additional information.
Chatroom	Areas on the internet where people can communicate by exchanging typed messages
Chillaxing	Blend of 'chilling' and relaxing'. ;.
Citizen journalism	News collected and reported by ordinary people, especially through the use of blog software.
Click and collect	A shopping facility which enables customers to order and pay for goods online, then collect them from a local branch of the store.
Click bait	Put something on a website that will encourage visitors to click on a link.
Clickjack Clickjacking	Tricking Internet users into clicking on hidden links.
Cloud computing	A computing service which enables access to a shared pool of resources (servers, data storage, applications, etc.) over the Internet. Users can access and use tools or applications through a web browser without having to install them on their computers.
Coatigan	Blend of 'coat' and 'cardigan'.A long cardigan or knitted jacket which from a distance looks more like a coat. Designed as transitional wear for autumn weather before a heavier coat is necessary.
Content farm	A website that publishes large amounts of low-quality content, or content copied from elsewhere, in order to attract visitors and improve its search-engine rankings.       FOR MORE QUERRY - www.acmeentranceexpert.com             CONTACT US - 9650898899

WORD MEANING

WORD MEANING

1.    Word : Ameliorate : (सुधारना, उन्नति करना)

Syn.:  better, improve, amend promote

Ant: mar, worsen

Explanation: If someone or something ameliorates a situation, they make it better or easier in some way.

2.    Word : Attenuate

Syn.: reduce, rarefy, diminish, lessen

Ant: increase, magnifiy

Explanation: To attenuate something means to reduce it or weaken it.

Example: you could never eliminate risk, but preparation and training could attenuate it.

3.    Word : Augment (बढ़ाना)

Syn.: increase, enhance, enrich

Ant: reduce, abate

Explanation: To augment something means to make it larger, stronger, or more effective by adding something to it

Example: While searching for a way to augment the family income, she began making dolls.

4.    Word : Castigate (निंदा करना)

Syn: criticize, censure, punish, admonish

Ant.: praise, appreciate

Explanation: If you castigate someone or something, you speak to them angrily or criticize them severely.

Example: marx never lost an opportunity to castigate colonialism.

5.    Word : Congenial  (सौहार्दपूर्ण, अनुकूल)

Syn.: agreeable, pleasant favourable

Ant.: abhorrent, unfit

Explanation: A congenial person, place, or environment is pleasant.

Example: he is back in more congenial company.

6.    Word : Dampened

Syn: discouraged, disheartened, diffident

Ant: sprightly, lively

7.    Word : Deterioration (बिगाड़, ह्रास)

Syn : decline, degeneration , degradation

Ant: improvement, up gradation

Example:  Flights have been cancelled due to deterioration in weather condition.

8.    Word : Endurance (सहनशीलता, सहनशक्ति)

Syn : Patience, stamina, fortitude

Ant : frailty , weakness

Explanation: Endurance is the ability to continue with an unpleasant or difficult situation, experience, or activity over a long period of time

Example: The exercise obviously will improve strength and endurance.

9.    Word : Extrovert (बहिर्मुखी)

Syn : Sociable, lively, affable

Ant : introvert , coy

Explanation: Someone who is extrovert is very active, lively, and friendly.

Example: his extrovert personality

10.  Word : Foment (भड़काना, उकसाना)

Syn : incite, cause, abet, create

Ant: wise, rational

Explanation: If someone or something foments trouble or violent opposition, they cause it to develop.

Example: They accuse strike leaders of fomenting violence. 

                                                   

                                         

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Important English Words

• 1. Abase

  Means: Cause To Feel Shame

• 2. Aberration

  Means: A State Or Condition Markedly Different From The Normal

• 3. Abject

  Means: Most Unfortunate Or Miserable

• 4. Abrasive

  Means: Sharply Disagreeable, Rigorous

• 5. Abstain

  Means: Choose Not To Consume

• 6. Abundant

  Means: Present In Great Quantity

• 7. Abundant

  Means: Present In Great Quantity

• 8. Accede

  Means: Yield To Another's Wish Or Opinion

• 9. Accentuate

  Means: To Stress, Single Out As Important

• 10. Acclimate

  Means: Get Used To A Certain Climate

• 11. Accomplice

  Means: A Person Who Joins With Another In Carrying Out Some Plan

• 12. Accord

  Means: Concurrence Of Opinion

• 13. Acerbic

  Means: Harsh Or Corrosive In Tone

• 14. Acme

  Means: The Highest Stage Of Development

• 15. Acquiesce

  Means: To Agree Or Express Agreement

• • 16. Acquit

    Means: Pronounce Not Guilty Of Criminal Charges

  • 17. Ad Hoc

    Means: Provisional, Temporary

  • 18. Adverse

    Means: Contrary To Your Interests Or Welfare

  • 19. Aesthete

    Means: A Person Who Is Appreciative Of And Sensitive To Art And Beauty

  • 20. Afflict

    Means: Cause Physical Pain Or Suffering In

  • 21. Allege

    Means: Report Or Maintain

  • 22. Allude

    Means: Make A More Or Less Disguised Reference To

  • 23. Ample

    Means: More Than Enough In Size Or Scope Or Capacity

  • 24. Anticipate

    Means: Be Excited Or Anxious About

  • 25. Antipathy

    Means: A Feeling Of Intense Dislike

  • 26. Apparent

    Means: Obvious

  • 27. Append

    Means: Add To The Very End

  • 28. Apt

    Means: Naturally Disposed Toward

  • 29. Arbitrate

    Means: Act Between Parties With A View To Reconciling Differences

  • 30. Artefact

    Means: An Object Made By A Human Being, Typically One Of Cultural Or Historical Interest.
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