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Here is another Vocab Booster from us. When it comes to mastering Vocabulary, remember the trick is 'making sentences' using these words. Make a regular habit of reading newspapers and magazines, journals, stories etc to improve command over words. Vocab can never be made strong by 'mugging up'.

Adduce – providing fact/evidence to support an argument

Apathetic – having/showing little or no emotion

Savagery – cruel/ violent act

Viciousness – cruel nature feeling

Erratic – irregular

Spoilsport – spoiling the fun

Engrossed – very much interested/attentive

Cliché – a phrase used so much that no longer effective

Inexplicable – can’t be explained

Intrigue – secrecy

Antics – drawing attention through funny acts

Tactics – strategy/procedure

Reminiscent – reminding of something / similar to

Cascading effect – occurring in series/succession

Nodal – central

Malign – harm

Denigrate – to degrade someone’s value / defamed

Belittle – reducing value/importance

Disparaging – lowering value / reputation / importance

Embodiment – a perfect example or quality

Fathom – to understand the reason

Extolled – to praise highly

Ethereal – heavenly/celestial

Awestruck – feeling of wonder / amazed

Stifle – stopping someone from doing something

Mull over – to consider/ponder

Obstinate – stubborn / rigid / difficult to remedy

Delve – careful search

Searing – having high heat / intense/severe

Pedestal – foundation/position of esteem or importance

Defy – to go against / resist

Plagiarism – using another person’s ideas without giving credit to him

Barring – except/excluding

Prop up – support/bolster

Amid/amidst – surrounded by

Anomaly – unusual / unexpexted

Ingrained – firmly established

Rigorous – strict/difficult

Irked – irritated/bothered

Purported – said to be/alleged to be true

Urge – to persuade/advocate

Aides – assistants

Distraught – extremely upset/agitated

Bolster – provide support/boost

Doom / ruin

Ineptitude – incompetence / unskilled

Meticulous – very careful

Sublime – lofty / grand / outstanding

Essence – the basic nature

Tranquility – calmness / peaceful / quiet

Rejuvenate – to feel young/energetic again

Realm – sphere/domain / area of activity

Revered – to have great respect for someone

Benign – harmless / hurtles

Brewing – being made/boiling

Incidence – the rate of occurrence

Garner – to collect

Mitigate – to lesson/alleviate

Dissipate – to lose / spend / scatter / break up

Shove – to push

Hustling – quickly push/move

Bustling – to have a lot of activity

Rancor – the feeling of hatred/anger

Snowball – to increase / grow / expand

Herald – a sign of the beginning

Unabashed – shameless/brazen/audacious

Impervious – not allowing something

Impunity – freedom from punishement

Exhumed – to bring back

Scorn – dislike / disrespect

Miffed – offended (ill humour)

Nuances – small differences

Peculiar – unusual / characteristic of only one thing

Exhortation – influencing strongly by words/advice

Despotic – autocratic/dictatorial

Comrade – friend

Contrived – unnatural quality – false appearance

Allay – to reduce in intensity

Spiking – increasing

Reeling (under)- coping with pressure/stress

Donned – to put on

Exuberant – very lively / energetic / happy

Nonchalant – relaxed / calm / not concerned

Connivance – cooperation

Negated – to cause to be ineffective

Wanton – showing no thought / concern / care for others

Euphemisms – a pleasant word to substitute an offensive one

Eulogies – a speech that praises someone who has died

Lament – to express sorrow / regret

Draconian – very severe / cruel

Augurs – foretell / to suggest something positively

Itineraries / journey route

Rhetoric – skillful and effective writing / speaking

Articulate – clearly expressing ideas

Bandwagon – current trend that attracts

Trivial – ordinary

Inexorable – incapable of being stopped

Wary – cautious

Impede – to interfere / slow down the progress

Beleaguered – to cause repeated trouble

Grim – gloomy / depressing

Alluding – making indirect reference / indicating

Threshold – starting point

Refer to our study material for complete coverage.