A good command in English vocabulary is very important as English is mandatory for almost all UPSC, SSC, Banking and other competitive examinations. Here we are publishing most frequently asked and highly used English words to help candidates preparing for competitive exams easily crack English section.
English Vocabulary High Frequency Word List Set - 1
1. Aback:
Meaning: Backward, Behind, By surprise, पीछे, चकित करना
Example: I was taken aback by his caustic remarks.
2. Abandon:
Meaning: Leave behind, Give up completely, त्याग देना, जाने देना
Example: We found an abounded car in the backyard of an old farm house
3. Abase:
Meaning: To lower, To humiliate, Cause to feel shame, अपमानित करना, नीचा दिखाना
Example: He abased him by abusing him in from of his colleagues.
4. Abash:
Meaning: Cause to feel embarrassed, to put to shame, लज्जित करना
Example: He was the man whom no check could abash.
5. Abate:
Meaning: Become less intense or widespread, put an end to, शांत करना, समाप्त करना
Example: The storm suddenly abated.
6. Abdicate:
Meaning: To renounce one's throne, त्यागना, छोडना
Example: The aging founder of the firm decided to abdicate.
7. Abduct:
Meaning: Take away illegally or by force, अपहरण करना
Example: Chief Minister's son was abducted.
8.Aberrant:
Meaning: Deviate from the right way, पथभ्रष्ट, गुमराह
Example: It was aberrant of him to resign a Govt job.
9. Abeyance:
Meaning: State of temporary suspension or temporary pause, दुविधा, लटकाव
Example: His court case was held in abeyance pending further police inquiry.
10. Abhor:
Meaning: Regard with disgust or dislike, घृणा करना
Example: He abhor dogs and cats.
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To memorize these vocabulary words try to make atleast five sentences of each word yourself and you can comment it below in comment section.
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