Friday, 24 October 2014

Learn Vocabulary Part 4


Thank you again for being with Vocabulary. I think you are now enjoying the company with Vocabulary and you are getting very acquainted with the family of the Vocabulary. But the matter is that your friendship will be so deep if you become familiar with the Vocabulary family by keeping a strong knowledge in Suffix and Prefix. I hope you have heard their name. These two men will help you greatly to get the identity of the Vocabulary family members (words) according to their Parts of Speech, for example, who works as a Noun or Verb, who works as an Adjective or Adverb. This will be so much interesting if you can understand the character of the vocabulary family members. If you know about their identity then it will be so easier for you to remember them. 


So, to identify the feature of the words, you will get help from Suffix and Prefix. I hope you know them but here I am giving you an example of them. I think you can recognize them. Childhood= Child+hood; here, “Child” is a root word and “hood” is used as a Suffix. Suffix place itself after the root word. Again, Rebuild= Re+build; here “build” is root word and “Re” worked as a Prefix. Prefix places itself before the root word. You can practice more and more the use of Suffix and Prefix to get a best relation with the Vocabulary family. So, just use Suffix and Prefix to remember your Vocabulary family members. Now, Let’s talk with our friends of Vocabulary family to get success in University Admission Test, Bank Job Test, BCS Exams or other Competitive Exams.

Most Effective Vocabularies in English for Competitive Exams:
No.
Key Word
Synonyms
Antonyms
Bengali Meaning of the Key Word
151.
Parochial
Local, Provincial
Worldwide

152.
Partisan
i)Supporter, Advocate
ii)Biased
i)Adversary
ii)Impartial

153.
Pedestrian
Prosaic,
Exciting

154.
Penury
Poverty, Indigence
Opulence

155.
Perennial
Perpetual, Everlasting
Temporary

156.
Perfunctory
Cursory, Superficial
Thorough

157.
Perpetuate
Eternalise
Obliterate

158.
Pertinent
Germane, Relevant
Irrelevant

159.
Perturb
Disturb, Upset
Calm, Pacify

160.
Petulant
Peevish, Fretful
Agreeable

161.
Plethora
Excess, Surplus
Shortage

162.
Predicament
Dilemma


163.
Probity
Integrity, Honesty
Duplicity

164.
Ransack
Rummage,
Leave undisturbed

165.
Rash
Reckless
Prudent

166.
Raucous
Harsh, Cacophonous
Dulcet

167.
Remorse
Regret
Satisfaction

168.
Reprehensible
Culpable, Blameworthy
Praiseworthy

169.
Repugnant
Repellent, Disgusting
Attractive

170.
Ransack
Rummage
Leave undisturbed

171.
Rash
Reckless
Prudent

172.
Raucous
Harsh, Cacophonous
Dulcet

171.
Remorse
Regret
Satisfaction

172.
Reprehensible
Culpable, Blameworthy
Praiseworthy

173.
Repugnant
Repellent, Disgusting
Attractive

174.
Resourceful
Inventive, Creative
Uninventive

175.
Reticent
Taciturn
Talkative

176.
Rummage
Search thoroughly
Leave undisturbed

178.
Salient
Prominent
Trifling

179.
Salubrious
Salutary, Healthful
Deleterious

180.
Sordid
i)Filthy, Squalid
ii) Ignoble, Base
i)Clean
ii)Honourable

181.
Spacious
Commodious, Capacious
Small

182.
Spurious
Fake, Counterfeit, Sham
Genuine, Real

183.
Squalid
Dirty, Filthy
Clean, Tidy

184.
Stagnant
i)Motionless
ii)Lifeless
i)Flowing
ii)Lively

185.
Sterilize
Disinfect
Pollute

186.
Stingy
Miserly
Munificent

187.
Stubborn
Obstinate
Flexible

188.
Succinct
To the point
Discursive

189.
Sumptuous
Expensive, Luxurious
Cheap, Ordinary

190.
Superfluous
Unnecessary, Surplus
Indispensable

191.
Surfeit
Glut, Excess, Plethora, Over-abundance
Scarcity, Shortage, Dearth, Want

192.
Tacit
Unspoken, Unexpressed
Spoken

193.
Taciturn
Reticent, Laconic
Loquacious

194.
Tangible
Palpable,Touchable
Intangible

193.
Tardy
i)Sluggish
ii)Late
I)Speedy
ii)Punctual

194.
Tedious
Tiring, Exhausting
Stimulating

195.
Terminate
End, Finish
Begin, Commence

196.
Terse
To the point, Succinct
Verbose

197.
Tidy
Neat
Messy

198.
Tractable
Docile, Amenable, Complaint
Refractory, Unruly

199.
Transient
Transitory, Evanescent
Permanent

200.
Transparent
Lucid, Limpid, Clear
Opaque



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