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Adept
- Very skilled
- Proficient
- Expert
With 6 years of experience, I became ***** in CFD analyses
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Elucidate
- Make (something) clear
- Explain
Work such as theirs will help to ******* this matter
Psychologists and psychotherapists have ****** methods based on clinical research and practices
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Ruminate
- Think deeply about something
- Cogitate
- Contemplate
- Mull
- Ponder
they do thorough postmortem by which determine its causes and ******* repeatedly about why they failed
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Errand
A short journey undertaken in order to deliver or collect something, especially on someone else's behalf
She asked Tim to run an ***** for her
She knew that if she stated her ***** she would not be able to see him
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Spew
- Expel large quantities of (something)
- Vomit
- Pour out
Buses were ****** out black clouds of exhaust
Factories and chemical plants were ****** out clouds of yellow smoke
After a long drive over the mountains, kid started ***** out of dizziness
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Glance
Take a hurried look
But when Ram ****** at the squirrel, he was overwhelmed with gratitude
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Propensity
- Tendency
- an inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way.
Since desire is a natural ******** and the underlying cause of anger, how can we truly overcome and eliminate anger?
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Sniffing
The action of drawing in air audibly through the nose
He is easy to find due to his ****** and sneezing
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Cryptic
- Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure
- Ambiguous
He found his boss's utterances too ******
Asking to prepare an introduction is little *******, is it for self or for group
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Heckle
Interrupt (a public speaker) with derisive or aggressive comments or abuse
He was bullied and ******* when he tried to address the demonstrators
She ******* me when I was trying to fill up transition as a contest chair
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Scorch
- Burn the surface of (something) with flame or heat
- Discolour
- Move very fast (of a person or vehicle)
Surrounding houses were ******* by heat from the blast
The buildings around us were ******* by the fire
A sports car ******* along the expressway
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Candid
- Free from prejudice
- Impartial
- Straightforward
- Unbiased
- To do what one said one could do, or would do, not just making empty promises
I gave them my ********* opinion
I always try to be as ******** as possible
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Creep in, crept in
- To go into something or a place slowly and carefully to spoil
- To sneak into something or a place
Negative thoughts ****** into mind time to time
Lethargy ******* in and Retards our progress
Robbers planned to ******* to the house and take cash and jewelry
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Discern
- Recognize or find out
- Distinguish (someone or something) with difficulty by sight or with the other senses
I can ******* no difference between the two policies
She could faintly ******* the shape of a skull
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Curtail
To cut short or reduce
I've had to ****** my visit due to bad whether at the destination
******** expenses is inevitable during slowdown in business
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Fortify
- To protect or strengthen against attack
- Surround or provide with defensive military works
It is necessary to ****** a team with strong values
Your niche skills ****** your position in organization
Kids character must be ******** by teaching them truth, integrity and rhiteousness
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Hyperbole
A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect
- I could sleep for a year
- This book weighs a ton
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Epiphany
- a moment of sudden and great Revelation or realisation
- a moment when you feel suddenly that you understand
I had an ****** yesterday while meditating
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Induce
- To move to a course of action by influence or persuasion
- To bring about or stimulate the occurrence of Cause
A drug was used to ******* labor
The thought of jam session ***** me and my son to practice music
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Beast
- An animal, especially a large or dangerous four-footed one
- A domestic animal, especially a bovine farm animal
A wild ******* ligering around the campus, please be cautious
Mucking out and feeding the ****** is a big job
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Stimulus
- Trigger
- Induce
- A thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction
You must identify ****** which evokes negative emotions and thoughts with you and fortify your mindset
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Elude
- Escape
- Avoid (a danger, enemy, or pursuer), typically in a skilful or cunning way
- Evade
- Dodge
- Flee
He tried to ******* the security men by sneaking through a back door
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Incentive
- A thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something.
- Additional benefit
Give farmers an ****** to improve their land
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Exclaim
He ******* that it was not his fault, but nobody believed.
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Outset
- Onset
- The start or beginning of something
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Brat
A child, typically one that is badly behaved.
She's been acting like a spoiled ******* all evening
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Esteem
He was held in high ******* by colleagues
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Exuberant
Full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness
A noisy bunch of ******* youngsters
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Bonkers
kids go ***** when they see play area or video game
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Stomped
Tread heavily and noisily, typically in order to show anger
MacNutt was furious, and ******* out of Cooper’s office with a fixed frown on his face
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Brag
- Show off
- Say something in a boastful manner.
He ******** that he was sure of victory
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Niche
A shallow recess, especially one in a wall to display a statue or other ornament.
Each ****** holding a shepherdess in Dresden china
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Stifling
- Suffocating
- Constraining
- Oppressing
Obnoxious odours in a closed room cause *********
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Invoke
- To call for with earnest desire
- Make supplication or pray for
- To call on (a deity, Muse, etc.), as in prayer or supplication
- To declare to be binding or in effect
It is essential to ******* devine energy before starting pooja
***** God's mercy
To ******* the law
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Hoard
- A stock or store of money or valued objects, typically one that is secret or carefully guarded
- Treasure
- Asset
He came back to rescue his little ******* of gold
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Intimidating
- To scare
- Fill with fear
- To coerce or inhibit by or as if by threats
- Terrify
The acts of terrorists are so **********
Boss ********** assistant to accept his proposal
Women ********** her colleague with FALSE charges to gain advantage at office
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Sublime
- Of very great excellence or beauty
- Noble
This will result in the eradication of material desires and the development of divine desires such as cultivating ***** virtues, engaging in loving devotion to God, and living a life of servitude
Mozart's ******** piano concertos
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thwarted
- Prevent (someone) from accomplishing something
- Oppose (a plan, attempt, or ambition) successfully.
By far I have been successful in ******** my desire to sleep more while waking
The government had been able to ******* all attempts by opposition leaders to form new parties
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Courteous
- Having or showing good manners
- Polite
- Characterized by gracious consideration toward others
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Sheer
- Nothing other than
- Unmitigated (used for emphasis).
She giggled with ****** delight
It is ***** ignorance which brings mystery
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Phoenix
- A person or thing regarded as uniquely remarkable in some respect
- Bird known for rising from its ashes
I am that *******, the old-fashioned family doctor
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Mull
- Cogitate
- Ponder
- Contemplate
- Think about (a fact, proposal, or request) deeply and at length
She began to ******* over the various possibilities
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Imperative
- Of vital importance
- Crucial
In this exercise, it is ****** to separate your old feelings from the process
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Cakewalk
Very easy
With regular practice, mathematics will become ********* for you
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Feeble
- Very weak
- lacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness
- lacking strength of character, coward
Similar: Gaunt, frail
The patient was too ***** to get discharged
"I know it's ******* but I've never been one to stand up for myself"
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Harsh
Ungentle and unpleasant in action or effect
The act of laying off people during recession seems very ******, but perhaps cannot be avoided
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Discretion
- The quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offence or revealing confidential information
- The freedom to decide what should be done in a particular situation
Local authorities should use their ******* in setting the charges
She knew she could rely on his ********
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Emotive
Arousing or able to arouse intense feeling
Animal experimentation is an ******** subject
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Calibre
- A degree or grade of excellence or worth
- Ability
- The quality of someone's character or the level of their ability.
- Eminence
They could ill afford to lose a man of his ********
A musician of high ******
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Hinder
- Impede
- Deter
- To be or get in the way of
- To obstruct or delay the progress of
Anger ******** your growth
Animals on road ******* the roadway
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Flaunt
Display (something) ostentatiously, especially in order to provoke envy or admiration or to show defiance
Newly rich consumers eager to ******* their prosperity
Toastmasters try to ******* by wearing professional attire during contests
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Glean
Obtain (information) from various sources often with difficulty
This chapter will present techniques for promoting and fostering positive relationships ****** from the material in this book
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Long-winded dirge
Long talk, lamenting for the dead
They engage their friends in a ***** ****** of depression and pessimism
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Confront
Face
I have a habit of ****** my weakness until I eradicate them
The new government was ******** with many profound difficulties"
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Wallflowers
A shy or excluded person at a dance or party, especially a girl without a partner
I felt like a miserable ***** at a boisterous party
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Embattled
(of a place or people) involved in or prepared for war, especially because surrounded by enemy forces
The ******** northern province
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Realm
a field or domain of activity or interest.
This is the ******* of advanced technology
This is the ****** where geniuses, artists, writers, scientists, and people of their ilk are living
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Debacle
- Fiasco
- Failure
- Downfall
- Sudden and ignominious failure
- Fiasco
- Plight
- Predicament
The only man to reach double figures in the second-innings *******"
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Deciduous
- Falling off or shed at a specific season or stage of growth
- Ephemeral
Shed ********* leaves
********** teeth
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Inconvertibly
- Indisputable
- Unchangeable
- Immutable
It was ****** proven that people can change
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Datermined
- Having made a firm decision
- Being resolved not to change it
I am ******* to be a good leader & public speaker
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Bountiful
- Large in quantity
- Abundant
- Copious
The ocean provided a ****** supply of fresh food
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Blatant
Unpleasantly loud and noisy
A beginner in music may seem ****** initially but with practice can become melodious
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Sceptical
Doubtful about a particular thing
I am ******* about the club's association with organization
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Vain
- Not yielding the desired outcome
- Fruitless
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Apathy
- Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
- Indifference
Widespread ******* among students
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Goad
- Provoke or annoy (someone) so as to stimulate an action or reaction (negative context)
- Instigate
We have to ****** evasive speakers with open ended questions
He was trying to ****** her into a fight
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Uphold
Confirm or support (something which has been questioned)
Every decision has a consequence, no matter which rule is ****** and which one is ignored
The court ****** his claim for damages
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Copious
- Containing plenty
- Ample supply
- Abundant
This year farmers had ****** harvest
******* rainfall disturbed habitat in many parts of Maharashtra
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Giggling
Laughing lightly and repeatedly in an excited, nervous, or silly way
When you are speaking somebody might be quietly ****** while looking at their laptop
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Behold
- To perceive through sight or apprehension
- See or observe (someone or something especially of remarkable or impressive nature)
- Contemplate
Girls ****** their handsome prince
I wish to ******* lord Sri Ram every moment
They ******* a bright star shining in the sky
On her birthday, she ******* the special gift of her father
*******, here I am
It was pleasure to ******* the beauty of sun set
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Absolve
Declare (someone) free from guilt, obligation, or punishment
The pardon ******* them of any crimes
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Hissing
Make a sharp sibilant sound
The escaping gas was ******
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Prophecy
- A prediction of what will happen in the future
- Forecast
A bleak ******* of war and ruin
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Snooping
The action of furtively trying to find out something, especially information about someone's private affairs
She entered my room and started ******* for something
Detective's job is to ******** to gather evidences and facts
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Scorn
- A feeling and expression of contempt or disdain for someone or something.
- Humiliation
- Ridicule
I do not wish to become the object of *******
Ego prevents us from coming out of our comfort zone and confront the ********
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Rumbling
Continuous deep, resonant sound
Thunder *******, it feels like it will pour heavily
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Parched
Very Dry
There are many villages in India which see very scanty rainfalls thus the farms become ********
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Cupid
- Roman Mythological god of love
- The son of Venus
- Used as a symbol of love
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Predicament
- A difficult situation
- An unpleasant, or embarrassing situation
In the epic Ramayan, Sita finds herself in a *******
The club's financial ********
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