Vocabulary-4

Peril (n) : to be in danger, to be in risk, to be in hazard.

Perilous (adj): to be in danger situation, to be in risky situation.

Humble (adj) means to be modest.

Humility (n): to be modesty.

Stymie (v): to block, to hinder, to obstruct, to be unsuccessful, to thwart, to be foil , to be obstructed.

Biannual: happening twice a year.

Biennial: happening every other year.

Fortnight: a period of two weeks.

Fortnightly: happening in other weeks.

Remiss (adj) or remissive to be negligent in performing one’s duty.

I’m perform my duty remissive.

Remit: to send money

Remittance (n): act of sending money to somebody.

Brook: to tolerate something, to stomach something, to handle, to put up it.

Vocabulary -3

·         Digress means to go off a topic.

·         Regress means to go back

·         Progress means to go forward.

·         Cog hate means to think, to ponder, to contra plate.

·         Conversant means to have working knowledge of something either through formal studies or through experience.

He is conversant in calculus.

·         Consummate means to complete something or to conclude something.

To be exceptionally good at something.

If you’re consummate carpenter.

·         Dexterous (adj) means to be good at one’s hand, to be skilful.

·          Ambidextrous to be equally good with both hands.

·         Ambivalent means to have both positive and negative feelings about something.

Vocabulary -2

• Preface = every book has preface, it tells what was author going to write in the book.
• Comparable= two similar or equivalent things that can be comparable.
• Prefer = you like better than other one. I like blue color.
•  Preferable =more desirable.

Vocabulary -1

·       Nuance = a subtle or minute differences in the meaning of the words.

Example: The nuance between run and sprint is one does run for an hour, but one does not sprint for an hour. (Sprint is used to faster run for a short period of time.)

·       Notorious = to be famous for something bad.

·         Infamous= to be famous for something bad.

·         Renowned= to be famous for something good.

Example: Gandhi was renowned, whereas Hitler was infamous.

·         Allude= to make an indirect reference.

·         Refer= to mention something explicitly, specifically by name.

·         Content = (n) the things that are put in some thing.

Example: the table of content.

·         Content = (adj)  to be happy, to be satisfy , to be satiated  .