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    Advanced English Vocabulary: Learn English Words
    Learn Difficult Words: Improve Word Power
    Advanced English Synonyms: Improve English Speaking
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    Advanced English Words And Meanings Series

    By Mohit Joshi

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    About this series

    THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 3400 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms).

    Learn Difficult English Words & Their Meanings

    Sample This:

    ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something)

    abate to become, or make sth less strong
    abed in bed
    aberrant not socially acceptable
    abet to help, or encourage sb to do sth wrong
    in abeyance not being used for a period of time
    ablutions act of washing yourself
    aboard on a ship, plane, bus etc.
    abode where sb lives
    abolition ending of sth
    abominate to feel hatred, or disgust
    abomination extremely unpleasant, disgusting
    abortive unsuccessful
    above board legal and honest; in a legal and honest way
    abridge to make book, etc. shorter
    absent minded forgetful
    abstainer who chooses not to vote, who never drinks alcohol
    abstruse difficult to understand
    abundant plentiful
    abysmal extremely bad
    abyss deep wide space, or hole that seems to have no bottom
    accede to agree, to become king, or queen
    accommodating willing to help, obliging
    accomplish to achieve sth
    in accord with sb/sth in agreement with
    accord with sth to agree with sth
    accountable responsible
    accoutrements pieces of equipment for a particular activity
    accredited officially recognized
    accrue to increase over a period of time
    accursed suffering from a curse, or black magic
    ace person who is very good at doing sth
    Achilles heel weak point in sb's character attacked by other people
    acme peak
    acquaintance with sb slight friendship
    make sb's acquaintance to meet sb first time
    acquiesce to accept sth, even if you do not agree
    acrimonious bitter
    acrobat rope dancer
    acronym a word formed using initial letters of other words
    act up to behave badly
    acumen ability to understand and decide things quickly
    ad hominem against person's character
    ad nauseam again and again in boring and annoying way
    Adam's apple lump at the front of the throat
    adamantine very strong and impossible to break
    add up to seem reasonable
    add-on a thing that is added to sth else
    adieu goodbye
    ad-infinitum for ever
    adjourn to postpone
    adjudicate to make official decision
    adjure to order sb to do sth
    Adonis extremely attractive young man
    adorable attractive
    adoration great love, or worship
    adore to love very much, to like very much
    adrenalin hormone produced in the body due to excitement, fear, or anger
    adulation excessive praise
    the advent of sb/sth coming of invention, etc.
    adventitious happening by accident; not planned
    advisable sensible
    advise sb of sth to inform
    advisory official warning
    aeon thousands of years
    aerodrome small airport
    aesthete who love art and beautiful things
    affaire love affair
    affectation behaviour, action to impress other people
    affectionate loving
    affections person's feelings of love
    affective connected with emotions, attitudes
    affliction pain and suffering, or sth that causes it
    afforestation process of planting areas of land with trees
    aficionado who likes a particular subject, etc. very much and knows a lot about it
    afloat floating on water
    afoot being planned
    afore mentioned mentioned earlier
    aftermath situation existing after a war, an accident, etc.
    her mouth was agape wide open, because of surprise or shock
    come of age to become mature
    age of consent legal age to have sex
    aggrandizement increase in the power, or importance of a person, or country
    aggravate to worsen
    agonize over sth to spend a long time thinking and worrying about sth
    agreeable pleasant and easy to like
    aggrieved feeling that you have been treated unfairly
    aghast horrified
    ahead of earlier than
    agog excited

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMohit Joshi
    Release dateMar 29, 2013
    Advanced English Vocabulary: Learn English Words
    Learn Difficult Words: Improve Word Power
    Advanced English Synonyms: Improve English Speaking

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Advanced English Synonyms: Improve English Speaking
      Advanced English Synonyms: Improve English Speaking

      Advanced English Synonyms: Improve English Speaking

      Mohit Joshi
      2/5 - 3 ratings
      2/5 - 3 ratings

      THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 1200 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms) English Synonyms, Synonym Is a word or expression that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another in any particular language | Here You Will Find Huge List of synonyms words in English Sample This: ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something) arduous / strenuous involving a lot of effort and energy assiduous / diligent / sedulous showing care and effort in your work or duties fastidious / meticulous / scrupulous giving careful attention to every detail ebullient / effervescent / exuberant / rollicking full of energy, excitement, etc. dejected / despondent / disconsolate unhappy and disappointed discomfit / disconcert / faze to make sb feel confused or embarrassed ********** SYNONYMS FOR "TO MAKE SOMEBODY VERY ANGRY" antagonize / enrage / exasperate / infuriate / incense / raise sb's hackles to make sb very angry ********** SYNONYMS FOR "ANNOYED" brassed off / crooked on sb / cross with sb / disgruntled / fed up / hacked off / miffed / narked / peeved annoyed pique annoyed because your pride has been hurt get under sb's skin to annoy sb grate on sb / irk to annoy sb vex to annoy or worry sb vexatious making you feel annoyed or worried ********** SYNONYMS FOR "TO AVOID" dodge / elude / eschew / evade / fight shy of sth / fudge / gloss over / skirt around sth / skate over sth / shun / shy away from sth to avoid ********** SYNONYMS FOR "BAD-TEMPERED" cantankerous / choleric / crotchety / crusty / dyspeptic / grumpy / irritable / peevish / petulant / ratty / splenetic / sourpuss / stroppy / tetchy bad-tempered ********** SYNONYMS FOR "TO CRITICIZE" castigate / censure / chastise / deplore / denounce / excoriate / flay / fulminate / inveigh against sb/sth / lampoon / lash out at sb / pan / pillory / pull sb up / rap / revile / upbraid to criticize get / give a rap over the knuckle to get / give criticism hit out at sb/sth to criticize pounce on to quickly criticize second guess to guess, to criticize slam to bang, to criticize slate to plan that sth will happen at a particular time in future, to criticize take a swipe at sb / take sb to task to criticize ********** SYNONYMS FOR "HAPPINESS" elation great happiness, excitement exultation great pride or happiness bliss / ecstasy / felicity / jubilation / joie de vivre great happiness **********

      THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 1200 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms) English Synonyms, Synonym Is a word or expression that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another in any particular language | Here You Will Find Huge List of synonyms words in English Sample This: ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something) arduous / strenuous involving a lot of effort and energy assiduous / diligent / sedulous showing care and effort in your work or duties fastidious / meticulous / scrupulous giving careful attention to every detail ebullient / effervescent / exuberant / rollicking full of energy, excitement, etc. dejected / despondent / disconsolate unhappy and disappointed discomfit / disconcert / faze to make sb feel confused or embarrassed ********** SYNONYMS FOR "TO MAKE SOMEBODY VERY ANGRY" antagonize / enrage / exasperate / infuriate / incense / raise sb's hackles to make sb very angry ********** SYNONYMS FOR "ANNOYED" brassed off / crooked on sb / cross with sb / disgruntled / fed up / hacked off / miffed / narked / peeved annoyed pique annoyed because your pride has been hurt get under sb's skin to annoy sb grate on sb / irk to annoy sb vex to annoy or worry sb vexatious making you feel annoyed or worried ********** SYNONYMS FOR "TO AVOID" dodge / elude / eschew / evade / fight shy of sth / fudge / gloss over / skirt around sth / skate over sth / shun / shy away from sth to avoid ********** SYNONYMS FOR "BAD-TEMPERED" cantankerous / choleric / crotchety / crusty / dyspeptic / grumpy / irritable / peevish / petulant / ratty / splenetic / sourpuss / stroppy / tetchy bad-tempered ********** SYNONYMS FOR "TO CRITICIZE" castigate / censure / chastise / deplore / denounce / excoriate / flay / fulminate / inveigh against sb/sth / lampoon / lash out at sb / pan / pillory / pull sb up / rap / revile / upbraid to criticize get / give a rap over the knuckle to get / give criticism hit out at sb/sth to criticize pounce on to quickly criticize second guess to guess, to criticize slam to bang, to criticize slate to plan that sth will happen at a particular time in future, to criticize take a swipe at sb / take sb to task to criticize ********** SYNONYMS FOR "HAPPINESS" elation great happiness, excitement exultation great pride or happiness bliss / ecstasy / felicity / jubilation / joie de vivre great happiness **********

    • 2

      Advanced English Vocabulary: Learn English Words
      Advanced English Vocabulary: Learn English Words

      Advanced English Vocabulary: Learn English Words

      Mohit Joshi
      2/5 - 8 ratings
      2/5 - 8 ratings

      THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 1400 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms). English Words And Meanings, Advance English Words And Their Meanings, Learn English Words For Improving Your English, English Words And Meanings From Letter A To Letter Z Sample This: ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something) abase yourself to accept sb's power over you knuckle under to sb/sth to accept sb/sth else's authority submissive too willing to accept sb else's authority subservient to sth submissive, less important than sth else abashed ashamed and embarrassed bashful shy and easily embarrassed put sb on the spot to make sb feel embarrassed by asking difficult question about turn / volte face complete change of opinion, etc. turn about sudden and complete change in sth abstemious not allowing yourself to have much food or alcohol or enjoyable activities austere without any decorations; (of a person) strict and serious; abstemious ad-lib to give a speech or a performance without preparation or practice improvise to make or do sth using whatever is available, to ad-lib abuse unfair or cruel treatment of sb/sth oppress to treat sb cruelly, to weigh down persecute to treat sb cruelly acclaim to praise sb publicly, praise and approval commendation / plaudits praise and approval accolade praise or award of honour laurels honour and praise given to sb because of sth they have achieved acrid bitter smell or taste acrimony bitter feelings or words adolescent young person who is developing from a child into an adult teens years of a person's life when they are between 13 and 19 years old affected pretended disaffected unsatisfied affront to insult or offend sb take umbrage at sth to feel offended or upset by sth aft in the stern of the ship or aircraft abaft in the stern of a ship stern the back end of a boat or ship agglomeration group of things put together in no particular order conglomeration mixture of different things found all together a la carte food which is selected from the list of dishes and prices table d' hot plate of food with fixed price agnosia inability to recognize people and things analgesia loss of the ability to feel pain while still conscious apoplexy inability to feel, move because of injury in the brain asphyxia difficulty in breathing which may cause death or unconsciousness dyslexia difficulty in reading and spelling but no effect in intelligence agoraphobia fear of being in the crowd claustrophobia fear of being in a small confined place alimony money, which is given to former husband or wife after the end of the marriage palimony money which is given to former partner after the end of a relationship altercation noisy argument or disagreement argy-bargy noisy disagreement alumna former woman student alumnus former male student amble / saunter / stroll to walk in a slow relaxed way ramble to walk for pleasure

      THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 1400 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms). English Words And Meanings, Advance English Words And Their Meanings, Learn English Words For Improving Your English, English Words And Meanings From Letter A To Letter Z Sample This: ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something) abase yourself to accept sb's power over you knuckle under to sb/sth to accept sb/sth else's authority submissive too willing to accept sb else's authority subservient to sth submissive, less important than sth else abashed ashamed and embarrassed bashful shy and easily embarrassed put sb on the spot to make sb feel embarrassed by asking difficult question about turn / volte face complete change of opinion, etc. turn about sudden and complete change in sth abstemious not allowing yourself to have much food or alcohol or enjoyable activities austere without any decorations; (of a person) strict and serious; abstemious ad-lib to give a speech or a performance without preparation or practice improvise to make or do sth using whatever is available, to ad-lib abuse unfair or cruel treatment of sb/sth oppress to treat sb cruelly, to weigh down persecute to treat sb cruelly acclaim to praise sb publicly, praise and approval commendation / plaudits praise and approval accolade praise or award of honour laurels honour and praise given to sb because of sth they have achieved acrid bitter smell or taste acrimony bitter feelings or words adolescent young person who is developing from a child into an adult teens years of a person's life when they are between 13 and 19 years old affected pretended disaffected unsatisfied affront to insult or offend sb take umbrage at sth to feel offended or upset by sth aft in the stern of the ship or aircraft abaft in the stern of a ship stern the back end of a boat or ship agglomeration group of things put together in no particular order conglomeration mixture of different things found all together a la carte food which is selected from the list of dishes and prices table d' hot plate of food with fixed price agnosia inability to recognize people and things analgesia loss of the ability to feel pain while still conscious apoplexy inability to feel, move because of injury in the brain asphyxia difficulty in breathing which may cause death or unconsciousness dyslexia difficulty in reading and spelling but no effect in intelligence agoraphobia fear of being in the crowd claustrophobia fear of being in a small confined place alimony money, which is given to former husband or wife after the end of the marriage palimony money which is given to former partner after the end of a relationship altercation noisy argument or disagreement argy-bargy noisy disagreement alumna former woman student alumnus former male student amble / saunter / stroll to walk in a slow relaxed way ramble to walk for pleasure

    • 3

      Learn Difficult Words: Improve Word Power
      Learn Difficult Words: Improve Word Power

      Learn Difficult Words: Improve Word Power

      Mohit Joshi
      4/5 - 1 rating
      4/5 - 1 rating

      THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 3400 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms). Learn Difficult English Words & Their Meanings Sample This: ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something) abate to become, or make sth less strong abed in bed aberrant not socially acceptable abet to help, or encourage sb to do sth wrong in abeyance not being used for a period of time ablutions act of washing yourself aboard on a ship, plane, bus etc. abode where sb lives abolition ending of sth abominate to feel hatred, or disgust abomination extremely unpleasant, disgusting abortive unsuccessful above board legal and honest; in a legal and honest way abridge to make book, etc. shorter absent minded forgetful abstainer who chooses not to vote, who never drinks alcohol abstruse difficult to understand abundant plentiful abysmal extremely bad abyss deep wide space, or hole that seems to have no bottom accede to agree, to become king, or queen accommodating willing to help, obliging accomplish to achieve sth in accord with sb/sth in agreement with accord with sth to agree with sth accountable responsible accoutrements pieces of equipment for a particular activity accredited officially recognized accrue to increase over a period of time accursed suffering from a curse, or black magic ace person who is very good at doing sth Achilles heel weak point in sb's character attacked by other people acme peak acquaintance with sb slight friendship make sb's acquaintance to meet sb first time acquiesce to accept sth, even if you do not agree acrimonious bitter acrobat rope dancer acronym a word formed using initial letters of other words act up to behave badly acumen ability to understand and decide things quickly ad hominem against person's character ad nauseam again and again in boring and annoying way Adam's apple lump at the front of the throat adamantine very strong and impossible to break add up to seem reasonable add-on a thing that is added to sth else adieu goodbye ad-infinitum for ever adjourn to postpone adjudicate to make official decision adjure to order sb to do sth Adonis extremely attractive young man adorable attractive adoration great love, or worship adore to love very much, to like very much adrenalin hormone produced in the body due to excitement, fear, or anger adulation excessive praise the advent of sb/sth coming of invention, etc. adventitious happening by accident; not planned advisable sensible advise sb of sth to inform advisory official warning aeon thousands of years aerodrome small airport aesthete who love art and beautiful things affaire love affair affectation behaviour, action to impress other people affectionate loving affections person's feelings of love affective connected with emotions, attitudes affliction pain and suffering, or sth that causes it afforestation process of planting areas of land with trees aficionado who likes a particular subject, etc. very much and knows a lot about it afloat floating on water afoot being planned afore mentioned mentioned earlier aftermath situation existing after a war, an accident, etc. her mouth was agape wide open, because of surprise or shock come of age to become mature age of consent legal age to have sex aggrandizement increase in the power, or importance of a person, or country aggravate to worsen agonize over sth to spend a long time thinking and worrying about sth agreeable pleasant and easy to like aggrieved feeling that you have been treated unfairly aghast horrified ahead of earlier than agog excited

      THIS BOOK CONTAINS MEANINGS OF MORE THAN 3400 ADVANCED ENGLISH WORDS (including phrasal verbs and idioms). Learn Difficult English Words & Their Meanings Sample This: ("sb" implies somebody, "sth" implies something) abate to become, or make sth less strong abed in bed aberrant not socially acceptable abet to help, or encourage sb to do sth wrong in abeyance not being used for a period of time ablutions act of washing yourself aboard on a ship, plane, bus etc. abode where sb lives abolition ending of sth abominate to feel hatred, or disgust abomination extremely unpleasant, disgusting abortive unsuccessful above board legal and honest; in a legal and honest way abridge to make book, etc. shorter absent minded forgetful abstainer who chooses not to vote, who never drinks alcohol abstruse difficult to understand abundant plentiful abysmal extremely bad abyss deep wide space, or hole that seems to have no bottom accede to agree, to become king, or queen accommodating willing to help, obliging accomplish to achieve sth in accord with sb/sth in agreement with accord with sth to agree with sth accountable responsible accoutrements pieces of equipment for a particular activity accredited officially recognized accrue to increase over a period of time accursed suffering from a curse, or black magic ace person who is very good at doing sth Achilles heel weak point in sb's character attacked by other people acme peak acquaintance with sb slight friendship make sb's acquaintance to meet sb first time acquiesce to accept sth, even if you do not agree acrimonious bitter acrobat rope dancer acronym a word formed using initial letters of other words act up to behave badly acumen ability to understand and decide things quickly ad hominem against person's character ad nauseam again and again in boring and annoying way Adam's apple lump at the front of the throat adamantine very strong and impossible to break add up to seem reasonable add-on a thing that is added to sth else adieu goodbye ad-infinitum for ever adjourn to postpone adjudicate to make official decision adjure to order sb to do sth Adonis extremely attractive young man adorable attractive adoration great love, or worship adore to love very much, to like very much adrenalin hormone produced in the body due to excitement, fear, or anger adulation excessive praise the advent of sb/sth coming of invention, etc. adventitious happening by accident; not planned advisable sensible advise sb of sth to inform advisory official warning aeon thousands of years aerodrome small airport aesthete who love art and beautiful things affaire love affair affectation behaviour, action to impress other people affectionate loving affections person's feelings of love affective connected with emotions, attitudes affliction pain and suffering, or sth that causes it afforestation process of planting areas of land with trees aficionado who likes a particular subject, etc. very much and knows a lot about it afloat floating on water afoot being planned afore mentioned mentioned earlier aftermath situation existing after a war, an accident, etc. her mouth was agape wide open, because of surprise or shock come of age to become mature age of consent legal age to have sex aggrandizement increase in the power, or importance of a person, or country aggravate to worsen agonize over sth to spend a long time thinking and worrying about sth agreeable pleasant and easy to like aggrieved feeling that you have been treated unfairly aghast horrified ahead of earlier than agog excited

    Author

    Mohit Joshi

    Mohit Joshi, The Author Of This Book Is Graduate In 'Electronics And Communication Engineering' & Is GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test In Engineering) Qualified. He Is Particularly Interested In Cosmology & High Energy Physics. Albert Einstein & Richard Feynman Are His Favourite Nobel Laureates.MohitJoshi.com Is The Personal Website Of The Author

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