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meaningIdiomsMeaningSentenceAbove allAbove all, he is a good
man.Above board His activities are open and above boardAchilles
heelHankering for votes is the Achilles heel of the leaders of our
countryAll butThe poor villagers are all but ruinedApple of discord
The land has become an apple of discord between the two brothersAt
a loss, I am now at a loss and dont know the solution.At all events
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bushAt ones finger endsAll these facts are his fingers ends.At
daggers drawnThe two children are at daggers drawn now.At ones wit
s endHe was at his wits end and did not know what to do.At stake
His life is at a stake now.Bad bloodNow there is a bad blood
between the two sisters.Beat about the bush Please come to the
point without beating about the bushBirds of feather Birds of
feather flock togetherBlack sheepHe is a black sheep for the
family.By all meansTry to complete it by all meansBy fits and
startsHe works by fits and startsBy hook or by crookYou must do
this work by hook or by crookBy leaps and bounds The population of
Bangladesh is increasing by leaps and boundsBid fair He bids fair
to be a good doctorBig gun The man behind the police is a big gun
of our localityBirds eye viewHe took a birds eye view of the flood-
stricken are from an airplaneBone of connection The paternal
property is the bone of contention among the family members.Book
wormDont be a book worm.Bring to book The students should be bring
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their misconductBuild castle in the air Dont waste your time in
building castle in the airBreathe ones last The old man breathes
his last on Sunday last.Call to mind I cannot call to mind your
cell numberCall in question No one can call his honesty in
questionCarry the day The boys carried the day in the debate
competitionChip of the old block Mr. Mukherjee is the chip of the
old blockCrying needMass education is a crying need for
IndiaCrocodile tearsHe shed crocodile tears at our miseryCock and
bull story You must be ashamed of your cock and bull storyCut a
sorry figure He cuts a sorry figure in the examinationCut to the
quick I was cut to the quick by his
birdsD-FIdiomsMeaningSentenceDead against I am dead against his
proposalDead language Sanskrit is a rich language, but it is now a
dead language.Dead of nightThe robbers broke into the house at head
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in harness Dr. Sen died in harnessDo yeomans service Freedom
fighters have done yeomans service for country.End in smoke All his
plans ended in smoke.Fall flat My advice feels flat on him.Fight
shy Why do you fight shy of your teacher?Fish out of water When he
came to the village , he felt like fish out of waterFish in a
troubled water He made a lot of money by fishing in a troubled
waterFar and wideHis fame spread far and wideFlesh and blood Flesh
and blood cannot bear with these such insultsFor good He left the
house for goodFrom hand to mouth The poor man live from hand to
mouthG-IIdiomsMeaningSentenceGala day The Eid Ul-Fitr is a gala day
for Muslims.Get rid of Try to get rid of the rogue.Gift of the
gabAn advocate should have the gift of the gab.Hard nut to crack
The problem of adult education is really hard nut to crackHead and
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raised a hue and cry to see the thiefHush moneyHe offered a hush
money to disclose the file.In a fix The man is in a fix with his
new hairstyle.In full swingThe school is in full swing after the
vacationIn lieu ofGive me this pen in lieu of thatIn cold blood
They committed this murder in cold bloodIn no timeHe will finish
the work in no timeIns and outI know ins and outs of this fileIn
vogueThis custom is not in vogue at presentIn a nutshellTell the
whole story in a nutshellIn ones teens She is yet in her teensIn
the long runYou will have to suffer in the long runIrony of fate He
could not succeed by irony of fate.k-mIdiomsMeaningSentenceKith and
kin He has no relation with his kith and kinLions share He took the
lions share of the profitLame excuse The lame excuse will not
do.Maiden speech His maiden speech fell flat on the audienceMan of
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make both ends meet with my small incomeMoot point Dowry system is
still a moot point in Bangladesh.N-PIdiomsMeaningSentenceNip in the
bud All his hopes were nipped in the bud.Null and voidThe deed has
been null and void now.Now and then He comes here now and thenOf
courseOf course, you know what that meant.On the contrary I do not
hate him; on the contrary I love him.On the waneHis fame is on the
wane now.On the whole On the whole, his conduct is goodOut of
dateThis fashion is out of dateOut of sorts The baby is out of
sorts after playing.Out of orderthe radio has become an out of
orderOut of temperThe teacher is out temper to see the overall
results.Part and parcel Education is part and parcel to build a
civilized nation.Pros and consYou should consider the pros and cons
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R-TIdiomsMeaningSentenceRank and file We should pay attention to
the rank and file of the countryRed letter day The 16th December is
a red letter day for us.Round the clock He is working round the
clockSet free The prisoners were set freeSlow coachYou cannot
expect much from a slow coach.Slip of the pen The mistake is due to
a slip of the pen.Slip of the tongue This is a slip of the tongue;
dont lay much stress on it.Square meal He is too poor to have a
square meal everydayStones throw Our school is at a stones throw
from our houseTooth and nailHe fought tooth and nail for the sake
of countryTo the backbone I know this boy to the
backboneU-WIdiomsMeaningSentenceUps and downs There are ups and
downs in a mans life.Up and doingBe up and doing and then you will
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department proved to be a white elephantWeal and woe-Human life is
full of weal and woe.Widows mite A windows mite is no less
important than a large contribution of a rich man.Translation
correct sentence , translation . word phrase ?1. As soon as he
aimed at the bird than it flew away.2. No sooner had he aimed at
the bird than it flew away.3. The bird flew away before he aimed at
the bird.4. The bird flew away no sooner he aimed at the bird. no
sooner than conjunction key word phrase word phrase Want More Books
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form ( do verb ). Translation You had a sound sleep at last night
?Will you sit for the examination this year? My books sell like hot
cakes The child went to the mother dancing Your elder brother is
older than my brother No sooner had I got out of the house than it
began to rain The gentleman seems to have seen better days ?Why do
you stand foolishly? Black will take no other hue. He came in the
guise of a friend How difficult is to adjust with all! It has been
raining cats and dogs for two hours To make a mountain of a mole
hill. Want More Books Go to http://hiractg.blogspot.com 11. We want
get rid of the course of illiteracy Man cannot avoid death I could
not but laugh at his words The Jury were divided in their opinions
How beautiful the autumn moon is! Happiness consists of self
contentment The child does not know how to speak It has been
drizzling since morning I will not go until he leaves He has none
but mother in the world The rumor is quite false He could not avail
himself of the opportunity Both you and he are equally guilty He
was trembling in fear There was a rumbling noise in the sky Many
men, many minds All that glitters is not gold It was not so hot
yesterday It is fifteen minutes past four Does not the girl know
how to cook? Does not the sun give us light? He maintains his
family in great hardship Death is preferable to dishonor , We want
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12. He is a man of mild nature Ill news runs apace Do not blow hot
and cold in the same breath Freedom is mans birth right Dont regret
for the past The man seems to be a learned person The poor are born
to suffer I m hard up now ?Tell me in a word what you want? How do
you feel now? He went to bed after put out the light? He is weak in
mathematics.A-Z Vocabulary list With Synonyms and Antonyms(A -
C)WordMeaningSynonymsAntonymsAbate, Decrease, DiminishIntensify,
EnhanceAbsurdIllogical,Reasonable, Want More Books Go to
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Up, AmassScatter, DisperseAdeptSkillful, ExpertInept,
UnskilledAdmire RespectHave A Low Opinion OfAdulterate
ContaminatePurify, CleanAnnoy Disturb, IrritateCalm,
PleaseAnonymous Nameless, UnnamedSigned, NamedAnxious, Worried,
EagerAssured, ReluctantAssist Help, AidOppose,
ObstructAuthenticReliableBogus,
CounterfeitBarrenUnproductiveProductive,
FertileBenefactorDonorMalefactorBeneficialUsefulHarmfulBenevolentKindCruel,
SelfishBlame Praise, AdmireBlameworthyGuiltySpotlessBoast Show Off,
BragBe AshamedBona-FideAuthenticate, GenuineBogus,
CounterfeitBriefShortLengthy, ProlongBrutalCruel,
InhumanKindCandid,FrankArtfulCandorSincerityDiplomacy,
DishonestyCapableAdept, ExpertInept, Unskilled Want More Books Go
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Unify, UniteSeparate, DivideCompulsoryMandatory,
ObligatoryVoluntary, OptionalConceal HideReveal,
DiscloseConstructiveProductiveDestructive, UselessContaminate
Pollute, AdulteratePurifyContradict RefuteAffirmConvict Find
GuiltyInnocentCounterfeit/FakeGenuine, AuthenticateCrisisClimax,
Critical StageJoy, StableClandestineSecretOpen,
RevealedCacophonousHarsh, InharmoniousEuphoniousComply Conform,
ObeyDisobey,
ResistCoercionCompulsion,VoluntaryCurtailShortenLengthenCastigate
Upbraid, ReproachPraise, Laud(D -
F)WordMeaningSynonymsAntonymsDeliberatePreplanned, IntentionalRash,
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Contradict, RefuteConfirmDeter Prevent, ObstructAid,
AssistDurableEnduringFragileEndanger Put In DangerProtect,
DefendEnduranceStaminaWeaknessEnhanceMagnify, RaiseReduce,
LessenEnthusiasm
EagernessApathyEssentialNecessaryUnimportantEternalEverlastingTemporaryExcess,Surplus,
ExcessiveScarceExploitAchievement, FeatFailure, DefeatExpose
Reveal, DiscloseHide, ConcealFascinate ,Charm,
CaptivateBoreFertileProductiveBarren, InfertileFlatter
Over-PraiseCensureFlexibleElasticRigidFutile,Vain,
IneffectiveEffective, SuccessfulFacilitate ExpediteHinder(G -
I)WORDMEANINGSYNONYMSANTONYNMSGenuine, AuthenticCounterfeit,
FakeGlamorousFascinatingUnattractiveGloom, Darkness, SadnessLight,
JoyGreedy Money-HungryBenevolentHaphazardChaoticPlanned Want More
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HarmonyAgreementConflictHazardDanger,
RiskSafetyHomogeneousUniformHeterogeneousHonoraryVoluntarySalariedHumbleModestProud,
BoastfulHumorousFunnyGrave,
SeriousHypocrisyInsincerityCandorIgnorantUneducatedWise,
LiterateIllicitIllegal, UnlawfulLegalImmenseVast, MassiveSmall,
TinyIncredibleAbsurdUsual,
BelievableIndifferentApatheticBiasedInevitableIneluctableAvoidableInfamousNotoriousGloriousInjuriousDamaging,
HarmfulBeneficial, HelpfulIntenseExtremeMildIntensify Heighten,
IncreaseLessenIrregularUnconventionalUsualIrrelevantImpertinentPertinent,
GermaneIntimidate frighten, dauntencourageInstigate provoke,
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17. (J - N)WordMeaningSynonymsAntonymsJeer Mock,
DerideApplaudJeopardyDanger, PerilSafetyJocundJolly, CheerfulSober,
GraveJollyJocundGraveJudiciousSagacious, SageRash,
FoolhardyKeenAstute, ShrewdBlunt,
IndifferentLacklusterHumdrumVivaciousLaudatoryPraisingBlameworthyLavishProdigalThriftyLinger
LoiterLeave HastilyLoquaciousGarrulous, TalkativeTaciturn,
ReticentLoatheDespise, AbhorLike, AdoreMalice Malevolence,
RancorBenevolenceMandatoryObligatoryVoluntaryMelancholyGloomy,
DejectedVivaciousMessyCluttered, LitteredNeat,
TidyMeticulousPainstakingCarelessMisery Woe, AgonyHappinessMollify
Assuage, PacifyExasperateMonotonousDull, HumdrumInterestingNadir
Lowest PointApex, Zenith, Peak(O- P) Want More Books Go to
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WordMeaningSynonymsAntonymsObstacleImpedimentAid, HelpOpposition
AntagonismSupportOptimisticSanguinePessimisticObligatory
CompulsoryVoluntaryObliterate Eradicate,
AnnihilateConstructObsoleteAntiqueModernObstinateStubbornCompliant,
DocileOminousThreateningPropitiousOut-Of-DateOutmodedModernPeculiarOdd,
StrangeUsual, ExpectedPerishableSubject To
DecayDurablePermanentPerpetualMomentaryPrecise Exact,
DefiniteVagueProsperitySuccess,
ProgressMisfortunePurifyAuthenticContaminatePacificPlacidAgitatedPainstaking
MeticulousNegligentPalatableDeliciousDisgustingPaltryTrivial,
PettySignificantParsimoniousFrugal,
ThriftyExtravagantPerilousHazardousSafePhilanthropyCharityMiserlyPinnacleAcme,
ZenithNadirPlacidCalm, SereneTurbulentPotent,Formidable,Impotent
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EfficaciousPragmaticRealisticIdealisticPrecariousUncertainSafe,
CertainProdigalSpendthriftTemperateProficientAdroit,
DeftClumsyProfound Wise, SageStupid, InaneProfuse,
AbundantInadequateProlific
ProliferativeSterilePromptAlertSluggishPropagate MultiplyReduce,
DiminishProminentIllustriousUnimportantProsaicHumdrum,
TriteCaptivatingParochialLocalWorldwidePartisanBiasedImpartial,
AdversaryPedestrianProsaicExciting(R-U)WordMeaningSynonymsAntonymsRage
WrathCalmness,
JoyRandomHaphazardDeliberateRebelliousMutinous,Patriotic, Loyal
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DisobedientRelevantPertinentUnrelatedRetreat
WithdrawAdvanceRecklessRashWary, CarefulReconcile
ConciliateAlienateRefreshingInvigoratingTiringRefute ConfuteProve,
ConfirmRelinquish/ Give UpRetainRenovate RevampDamageRepent Be
PenitentRemorselessRepudiate DisclaimConfidenceReservation
HesitancyConfidenceResolution
DeterminationVacillationRevokeRepealValidateRiskJeopardySafetyRuthlessCallous,
MercilessKindScandalDishonorHonorScarcityInsufficiencyAbundanceScorn
Despise, DisdainAdmire,
EsteemSincereUnfeignedFeignedSpaciousCapaciousCrowdedStamina
EnduranceWeaknessStaticStagnantMobileStationary,MotionlessVarying,
MovingSwiftRapid,
PromptSluggishSalutaryWholesomeHarmfulScantyMeagerCopious Want More
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SanguineHopefulPessimisticShabby ThreadbareNew, NeatSlander
DefameExtol, LaudSlump DeclineIncreaseSophisticated Complicated,
ComplexSimpleSquander
WasteSaveSteadfastUnwaveringWaveringSuperficial
CursoryThoroughSycophantFlattererDignified PersonTolerate
EndureProhibitTentative
UnconfirmedConclusiveThriftyFrugalExtravagantTimorousTimidFearlessTorpidLethargicVigorousTortuousMeanderingStraightTranquilUnperturbedRestlessUnwaryRashCircumspectUnconsciousSenselessConsciousUnanimousShowing
Full
AgreementDissentUnkemptTousledTidyUnavoidableInevitableDoubtful(V-Z)WORDMEANINGSYNONYMSANTONYMS
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Waver, HesitateDetermined, SteadfastValiantDauntless,
CourageousCraven, FearfulVirtuous MoralWicked, EvilVoluntary Free
Will,ForcedVulgarImpolite,RefinedVigorVerve,
VimLethargyVitalLively, CrucialTrivialWilt DroopBloomWither Dry Up,
WiltFlowerWrinkle Crease,
PuckerSmoothWhimsicalCapriciousSteadyZenithAcme, PinnacleNadirZeal
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23. Example:APPLE : FRUITA. Mango : Sweet B. Forest : TreeC. Juice
: Fresh D. Rose : FlowerE. Leaf : GrassSolution :1st step : Apple
Fruit 2nd step : Apple Fruit ()3rd step :A. Mango sweet () Mango
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Tree Forest C. Juice Fresh D. Rose FlowerE. Leaf Grass Correct
Answer D.Analogy Question / (Relation) / (Relation) : Analogy
Question vocabulary intelligence Analogy solve (vocabulary)
(Relation) - Analogy , solve Analogy Relation Relation Relation
Logical Relation Answer Answer Relation Example Relation Viewpoint
Relation Viewpoint-1.Analogy Question , Answer choice Viewpoint-2.
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short-meaningful Viewpoint-3.Relation structure, category Example:
Apple: Fruit (Apple ), Apple structure fruit category Question
Answer Viewpoint-4.Relation specifically/narrowly Broad sense
Answer Example: CARPENTER : SAW A. Painter : Brush B. Stenographer
: Typewriter C. Lawyer : Brief D. Seamistress: Scissors E. Runner :
Run , carpenter {} saw {} Relation Answer A, B, D, Specifically
Relation Carpenter saw , Answer D Seamistress scissors
Viewpoint-5.Eye catcher Example : Apple : Fruit option Mango ,
Mango Eye catcher. Relation Secondary meaning- Primary meaning-
Example : TREE : WOOD A. Camera : Film Want More Books Go to
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: Cement D. Player : Team E. Thorn : Rose Primary meaning relation
: Tree wood {} , Relation Answer Secondary meaning relation : tree
wood {} Answer DViewpoint-6.1. Relation , Example: TREE : WOOD i.
Tree Wood ii. Wood Tree Viewpoint-7.Answer Relation reverse
Example: STAG : DOEa. Stag : vendb. Hen : Roosterc. Drake : duckd.
Doe : Drake Relation option b. option c. Answer c. Want More Books
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characteristic of COURAGE: HERO Relation : Courage {} Hero- ,
ELECTION: DEMOCRACY Relation : Election Democracy Viewpoint-09. is
the place of CLASSROOM : TEACHER Relation : Classroom Teacher
CLINIC: NURSE Relation : Clinic Nurse - COURTHOUSE: JUDGECourthouse
judge Viewpoint-10.Relationship of Degree/Degree of
intensityFURIOUS : ANNOYED Relation : Furious Annoyed MOUNTAIN:
HILL Relation : Mountain Hill DELUGE : RAIN Relation : Deluge Rain
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Relation : Epic Story Viewpoint-11.Tool { }PAINTER: BRUSH Relation
: Painter - Brush CARPENTER: SAW Relation : Carpenter saw WRITER :
PEN Relation : Writer PenViewpoint-12.------ Creates ------ POET :
SONNET Relation : Poet Sonnet CARTOGRAPHER : MAP Relation :
Cartographer Map MASON : WALL Relation : Mason
WallViewpoint-13.Lack of is HOPE : PESSIMISM {} Relation : Hope -
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Order ChaosViewpoint-14.is a type of ORANGE : FRUIT Relation :
Orange Fruit SONNET : POEM Relation : Sonnet PoemViewpoint-15.is a
part of CHAPTER : NOVEL Relation : Chapter Novel - BRANCH: TREE
Relation : Branch Tree - PAGE : BOOKPage Book FINGER : HAND
Relation : Finger Hand- Viewpoint-16.------ is a sign of ------YAWN
: BORDEMRelation: Yawn Boredom / Want More Books Go to
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Fear MOAN : PAINRelation : Moan Pain SHRIEK: TERRORRelation :
Shriek Terror Viewpoint-17.------- causes ------ EXPLOSION:
DESTRUCTION Relation : Explosion Destruction VIRUS: ILLNESS
Relation : Virus Illness DRUG: CURE Relation : Drug Cure
Viewpoint-18.------ is opposite of ---------LITTLE : BIGRelation:
Little BigViewpoint-19.--------- is a member of-------- Want More
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REGIMENTRelation Soldier Regiment Viewpoint-20.-------- Ends
------DIVORCE : MARIIAGERelation: Divorce Marriage
Viewpoint-21.------ is the unit to measure -----DEGREE :
ANGLERelation: Degree Angle >Soldier Weapon ()>Courage ()
Virtue ()>Request () Demand () >Stumble () Fall ()
>Disapproval () Frown>Bird Nest >Liar Falsehood>Caution
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>Flow () Dam () >Library Book >Kite () wind >Poem
Anthology >Sleep Insomnia ()>Pallor () color > Dampen
Saturate >Magazine periodical ()>Book pages >Volcano ()
Lava >Synonym Meaning>Audacious Craven () >Laconic ()
Voluble >Indolent () Work >Modest Boast () >Carpenter
Hammer>Expel School >Banish () Country >Election Voter
>Vindictive () Revenge >Ship Anchor>oil Energy
>Ineluctable () Avoid >Truth Mendacity>Timorous Intrepid
() >Sculptor () Stone >House Brick >Mine () Ore ()
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Believe >Activity Torpid ()>Avaricious () Generosity
>Gregarious Friends >Dog Bark (, )>Sheep Mutton >Bear
Lair >Bay () Ocean >cat Kitten > Dog bitch >Fire Ash (
)>Intelligent inane.List
1AdmissionIrreversibleDepressionLaboratoryAffableMillenniumAffluenceLitterateurAggregateMagnanimousAsthmaChancellor
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UnaccompaniedMartyrAllocationMathematicsAnophelesEfficaciousBouquetEncyclopediaCabbageMessengerCarriageAnaesthesiaCemeteryFamiliarMediaevalVacillateDiarrhoeaGarrulousDiligentGazetteAcclivityGymnasiumAccompanimentHilariousApostropheHumiliateAppreciateHygienicApproximationHypothesisList
2CritiqueIllimitableArroganceInappeasableAccumulationInterruptionDepressionIrreversibleAdmissionLaboratoryAffableLitterateurAffluenceMillenniumAggregateMagnanimousAsthmaChancellor
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UnaccompaniedMartyrAllocationMathematicsMatriarchyExcursionMediterraneanHelicopterMetallurgyMagnificentThesaurusBalloonBallotAffiliationBilliardsAggravateFahrenheitAssessmentCannoneerAlbatrossCatalogueAllianceAbbreviateAmbassadorList
3AboriginesAnaemiaGorgeousAnniversaryAccessoryChampagneAccommodationChequeAccordanceGarageApplauseCommitteeAppropriateCounselorArchaeologyExaggerateArrangementAdherenceAscertainDialogueAdolescentEmbarrassMissileTongue
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LieutenantSurgeonMorgueSycophantMuseumTerrificNightingaleTreasureGarrisonKeroseneParallelogramVacuumParsimoniousLiteratureMilitaryReappearancePermissionReferenceList
4MillionaireRegistrationPicturesqueRemunerationPossessionRestaurantStationeryHumorousProcessionFerociousProminentShepherdPseudonymScissorsToleranceSecretaryQuinineSeparationRecommendationHorribleIntermissionSouvenirRehabilitationSeismographRenaissanceSuccessiveHygienicMalariaHypocrisyManeuver
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IlliterateSuspicionInaccessibleTerritoryMiraculousQuarantineMissionPneumoniaMonologueRedundancyMountaineerPhysicianList
5MushroomRelevancyNecessaryRendezvousPreliminaryRhododendronProgressionSagaciousParamilitarySatellitePassengerScenarioPenicillinSculpturePerseveranceSemesterPhilanthropySignaturePigeonSovereigntyPredecessorProprietorMaintenanceSubmissionList
6ProfessionSummarizePronunciationSupplementaryPsychiatrySurrenderPsychologyPrivilege
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MysteriousTherapeuticNegligibleTomorrowOccurrenceTremendousOscillationUnnecessaryParliamentVeterinaryPassionateMiscellaneousPessimismMistressColonelColleagueAAccede:
We acceded his proposal.Exceed: His expenditure has
increased.Advice: He listened to my advice.Advise: I advised him to
marry soon.Accept: I accepted his proposalExcept: Except this I
know nothing.Assay: We assayed to catch the thief.Essay: You have
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room.Excess: Excess of anything is bad.Affect: Crops was badly
affected by recent flood.Effect: The effect of gambling is far
reaching.Altar: The Hindus sacrificed animals at the altar of their
gods.Alter: I can not alter my decision.Allusion: Explain the
allusion of event.Illusion: The world is an illusion.Adopt: Do not
adopt unfair means in the examination.Adept: He is adept in
art.Adapt: He cannot adapt himself with the new society.Artist: He
is an artist of drama.Artisan: He is a good artisan.Artistic: She
has an artistic appearance.Ascend: Akbar ascended the throne in his
boyhood.Assent: I had an assent to the proposal.BBail: He was
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40. Bale: There were five hundred bale of jute in the
mill.Beneficent: God is very beneficent to us.Beneficial: Cow is a
beneficial animal.Born: He was born on Sunday.Borne: Cholera is
water born disease.Besides: Besides this I know nothing.Beside: The
village is situated beside a river.Berth: I had a berth in the
ship.Birth: She gave birth two children at a time.Break out:
Cholera has broken out in this area.Out break: There is a outbreak
of arsenicosis.CCalendar: We bought a new calendar.Calendar: We had
a calendar of 1800.Confidant: He is a confidant.Confident: This is
a confident result.Contagious: Pox is a contagious
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credible.Creditable: His service is creditable.Credulous: Our
children are always credulous.Canvas: This canvas is not used for
shirt.Canvass: He is canvassing for vote.Canon: There is no canon
in our club.Cannon: They used cannon in a trifling
matter.Childlike: We like her for childlike simplicity.Childish:
Give up your childish behavior.Car: I have no car.Cur: He is a
cur.Cite: This word is cited from Nazrul Rachanaboli.Site: The site
of the college is very nice.Complement: This law is a complement to
the Act of 1937.Compliments: Convey my compliments to your
mother.Causal: There is no causal connection to this fact.Casual:
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costume.Council: He is a member of the council.Counsel: He gave us
a good counsel.Check: Check the beast in you.Cheque: He gave me a
cheque.Coma: He fell in coma.Comma: Put a comma here.Collision:
There was a collision between a bus and a truck.Collusion: There
was collusion between the police and the robbers.Corporal: He was
given corporal punishment.Corporeal: The gene is not a corporeal
being.Corps: We organized a voluntary corps in 1971.Corpse: The
corpse was brought for funeral.Cast: The fisherman cast the net
into the sea.Caste: What caste do you belong to?DDice: I like to
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condition now.Dyeing: He is expert in dyeing.Drown: The boy was
drowned in the sea.Sink: The shit sank in the Atlantic.Due: I have
paid my dues.Dew: Dew drops at night.Disease: Take preventive
measures against diseases.Decease: Decease is certain for all
animals.Foul: I dont like such foul word.Fowl: He bought five
fowls.Farm: I have an agricultural farm.Firm: I worked in a
commercial firm.Fair: He performed a fair dealing.Fare: He gave me
five takas for train fare.Female: This law will protect female
right.Womanly: I do not like your womanly talking.GGoal: What is
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geol.Graceful: She is graceful to look at.Gracious: God is very
gracious.HHuman: To err is human.Humane: He is very humane.Hang: He
was hanged for murder.Hung: The picture was hung on the
wall.History: What is the history of this park?Historical: Cite me
the historical background of the college.Honorary: .He is the
honorary member of the club.Honourable: He is an honourable
man.IIndustrial: Tongi is an industrial area.Industrious: He is an
industrious person.Imperial: It is an imperial building.Imperious:
I hate his imperious conduct.Imaginary: This is an imaginary story.
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He is an imaginative poet.JJealous: He is very jealous.Zealous:
Jamal is a zealous student.Judicial: This trial will be brought to
a judicial bench.Judicious: He made a judicious appeal.LLoose: my
shirt is very loose.Lost: My pen was lost yesterday.Luxurious: He
leads a luxurious life.Luxuriant: The tree has a luxuriant
growth.Literate: He is a literate person.Literary: He is a member
of literary club.Lovely: She is famous for her lovely
looking.Loveable: The boy is really loveable to me.MMoral: He has a
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not run after momentary world.Momentous: It is a momentous
event.Main: Rice is our main food.Mane: The lioness has no
mane.NNotable: He is notable for his social jobs.Notorious: He is a
notorious thief.OOrnament: She likes gold ornament.Ornamental: We
have an ornamental asset.Official: He went to Dhaka for an official
matter.Officious: He is an officious man.PParson: He worked in the
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cooking.Popular: Mr. Ali is a popular person.Populous: Bangladesh
is a populous country.Practice: Practice makes a man
perfect.Practise: We parctise in the field daily.Pray: We prayed
for a tube well.Prey: Lion is beast of prey.Physic: No physic can
cure him.Physics: I have no knowledge about physics.Physique: Her
physique is very attractive.Principal: Jute is our principal cash
crop.Principle: He has a strong principle.Prescribe: The doctor
prescribed this medicine.Proscribe: The government has proscribed
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the class.RRegister: This register will do.Registrar: He is a
registrar of a university.Respectable: He is a respectable
person.Respectful: We should respectful to our parents.Roll: What
is your roll number.Role: Your role on the committee is
important.Raid: The police raided the club last night.Red: The
shirt is red.SSleep: Tiger sleeps by day.Slip: It is a slip of
tongue.Sanguine: I am sanguine of my success.Sanguinary: He fought
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are you?Social: Man is social animal.Sociable: He is sociable by
nature.Sensible: Man is sensible.Sensitive: She is very sensitive
girl.Sole: He is sole agent of the product.Soul: Let his soul rests
in peace.Sometimes: He comes here sometimes.Sometime: He was
sometime a teacher in this school.TTale: Tell me a tale.Tail: The
cow has a tail.Temporal: I do not like temporal
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verbal order.Verbose: She writes in a verbose style.WWeek: I am
working here for a week.Weak: He is too weak to move.Womanly: I do
mot like your womanly attitude. Female: Female education is our
crying need.YYoke: The bulls broke The Yoke.Yolk: The yolk of the
egg is yellow.ZZealous: Jamal is a zealous student.Jealous: He is
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