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06 Aug 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-44)

reverberate = to echo, resonate, resound
use = the entire temple reverberated with the sounds of bells

province = bailiwick, district
use = the province of Rajasthan

preclude = To prevent
use = *

malign = defame
use = a malign influence

loath = reluctant
use = I'm loath to

irreverent = disrespectful
use = an irreverent comment

rapt = deeply absorbed
use = The children watched with rapt attention

detraction = slandering, aspersion
use = he is offended by your detraction of his ability as a leader

molecule = the smallest particle of a substance
use = a water molecule

psychosis = mental disorder
use = *

unerringly = infallibly
use = *

ingrained = deeply established, firmly rooted
use = The belief that you should own your own house is deeply ingrained in our society

blaspheme = curse, profane, irreverent
use = *

dilute = To make fluid less concentrated by mixing
use = Dilute the juice with water

consonant = harmonious, in agreement with
use = *

prefabricated = ready-built
use = a prefabricated house

implant = instill
use = He implanted some very strange attitudes in his children

potent = powerful
use = a potent drug

friction = clash in opinion, rubbing against
use = let us try to avoid friction in our group

resonant = reverberating
use = a deep resonant voice


   

05 Aug 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-43)

ubiquitous = omnipresent, pervasive
use = the ubiquitous denim jeans

envision = imagine
use = When do you envision finishing the project

interrogate = to question formally
use = Thousands of dissidents were interrogated

bovine = cow-like
use = a bovine virus

procedure = method
use = correct procedure

exodus = departure, migration
use = exodus of people from villages to cities

hermit = one who lives in solitude
use = *

compulsive = obsessive, fanatic
use = compulsive gambling

paranoid = obsessively suspicious, demented
use = He started feeling paranoid and was convinced his boss was going to fire him

proliferate = increase rapidly
use = Coaching institutes have proliferated in the last ten years

otherworldly = spiritual
use = The children in the picture look delicate and otherworldly

waive = forego
use = The bank manager waived the charge

objectivity = impartiality
use = true objectivity in a critic is impossible

admissible = allowable
use = the new evidence was admissible

onslaught = attack
use = the forces could withstand an enemy onslaught

air = discuss, broadcast
use = game was aired live

conversant = familiar
use = I'm conversant with the topic

sequel = continuation, epilogue
use = the sequel of the movie Rocky is called Rocky II

procreate = beget
use = the right to marry and procreate

mosque = a place of worship
use = he prayed in the mosque


   

04 Aug 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-42)

disengage = release, detach
use = He gently disengaged his hand from hers.

adjacent = next to
use = an adjacent building

affiliate = associate
use = my school is affiliated to CBSE

aptitude = ability
use = personal aptitudes and abilities

liable = responsible
use = you will be liable for the loss

exhaustive = thorough
use = an exhaustive study

esprit de corps = a deep loyalty of members towards the group
use = the NCC cadets are proud of their esprit de corps

deprive = take away
use = deprived of sleep

peculiarity = characteristic
use = we all have our little peculiarities

composed = cool, self-possessed, acting calm
use = She finally stopped crying and composed herself

concede = yield, grant, admit
use = the government did not concede to rebel demands

oust = To eject
use = The president was ousted in a military coup

obtain = gain possession
use = to obtain permission

labyrinth = maze
use = Finally, through a labyrinth of corridors she found his office

session = meeting
use = The parliamentary session

atrocious = extremely bad, wicked, monstrous
use = atrocious weather or atrocious behavior

ardent = passionate, enthusiastic
use = ardent believer

grandiose = impressive, large
use = grandiose ceremony

suppress = subdue
use = the new ruler suppressed the local people

arrears = in debt
use = rent arrears


   

03 Aug 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-41)

penultimate = next to last
use = It's the penultimate episode of the series tonight

pathogenic = causing disease
use = *

nefarious = evil, vicious
use = nefarious practices

yearn = desire strongly
use = Sometimes I just yearn to be alone

retrospective = looking back to the past
use = the change in law was retrospective

extemporize = improvise
use = I'd lost my notes and had to extemporize

anticlimax = change from what was expected
use = death of the hero in the movie was an anticlimax

pitiable = miserable, wretched
use = a pitiable state of affairs

shoddy = sham, not genuine, inferior
use = shoddy workmanship

interpolate = insert
use = interpolate the data

unfailing = steadfast, unfaltering
use = her unfailing enthusiasm

atypical = abnormal
use = The sociable behavior of lions is considered atypical of the cat family

endorse = approve
use = expected to endorse these recommendations

sensory = relating to senses
use = sensory appeal

bleak = cheerless
use = bleak future

facsimile = duplicate
use = facsimile machine is a fax machine

strive = endeavor
use = strive to live up to the expectations

summon = call for, arraign
use = to summon reinforcements

synchronous = happening at the same time
use = there are many examples of scientists in different parts of the world making synchronous discoveries

tableau = scene, backdrop
use = *


   

02 Aug 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-40)

ban = prohibition
use = a ban on alcohol in Gujarat

domicile = home
use = domicile certificate

suspend = stop temporarily
use = suspended for the day

antiseptic = Anything that destroys the growth of micro-organisms
use = antiseptic is used on wounds

benediction = divine blessing
use = his presence was such a benediction

solemnity = seriousness
use = the solemnity of a funeral service

negate = cancel
use = increase in our profits has been negated by

intangible = Not perceptible to the touch
use = charisma is an intangible quality

tortuous = with bends or turns
use = a tortuous route

undue = unjust, excessive
use = an undue burden

introvert = To turn within
use = an introverted child

clich = an overused expression
use = *

regrettable = lamentable
use = a deeply regrettable mistake

inflate = enhance, heighten, raise, intensify
use = his claims about the new products were inflated

dismantle = take apart
use = She dismantled the washing machine

expedite = hasten
use = expedite reply

illusory = fleeting, unreal
use = illusory statements

notable = remarkable, noteworthy
use = a notable achievement

reimburse = To pay back an expenditure
use = the company reimbursed me for the travel expenses

replenish = refill
use = the supplies were replenished daily


   

01 Aug 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-39)

self-effacing = modest
use = The captain was typically self-effacing, giving credit to the other players

jaundiced = biased, embittered, affected by jaundice
use = a very jaundiced view of life

sociology = study of society
use = a degree in sociology

deface = mar, disfigure, vandalize, to mar the appearance of
use = jailed for defacing the poster of the President

proficient = skillful, expert
use = a proficient writer

quarantine = detention, confinement, isolation period
use = The horse had to spend several months in quarantine when it reached India

juxtapose = to place side by side
use = The exhibition juxtaposes Picasso's early drawings with some of his later works

junta = small ruling group
use = military junta

xenophobia = fear or hatred of foreigners
use = I found no xenophobia in America

piecemeal = one at a time
use = everything is being done piecemeal

sleeper = something originally of little value or importance
use = *

fusion = union, coalition
use = nuclear fusion

exempt = excuse
use = exempted from the tax increase

determinate = Definitely limited or fixed, conclusive
use = the function took place in a determinate order

automaton = robot
use = I do the same route to work every day, like an automaton

blasphemy = insulting God
use = to be accused of blasphemy

titillate = arouse
use = So many adverts nowadays are designed to titillate

explicit = definite, clear
use = explicit about one's plans

profound = deep, knowledgeable
use = profound wisdom

hurtle = to dash, to hurl
use = the runaway train hurtled towards disaster


   

29 Jul 2011
Daily Words

Your Daily Words (Day-38)

repel = repulse, disgust, offend
use = She was repelled by his ugliness

dialect = regional style of speaking
use = a regional dialect

spite = malice, grudge
use = just out of spite

polychromatic = many-colored
use = *

congenital = inborn, existing from birth
use = a congenital disease

illusion = An unreal image
use = an optical illusion

centurion = A captain of one hundred soldiers in the ancient Roman
use = *

constellation = arrangement of stars
use = a constellation of film stars

chronology = arrangement by time
use = the chronology of events

imply = to communicate indirectly
use = Are you implying that I'm fat?

recede = move back
use = The painful memories gradually receded in her mind

luxuriance = elegance, lavishness
use = *

reactionary = related to, or favoring reaction
use = Reactionaries are preventing reforms

sage = wise person
use = sage advice

embezzlement = theft
use = embezzlement of company funds

palatial = grand, splendid
use = he owned a palatial house

cadet = a student of a military academy
use = NCC cadets

infamous = notorious
use = infamous criminal

corrosive = causing gradual decay
use = a highly corrosive acid

reel = stagger
use = She hit him so hard that he reeled backwards


   

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