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 -12
1. Burgeon:
Meaning: Begin to grow or increase rapidly, to sprout, उगना, बढ़ना
Example: The potatoes burgeoned forth.
2. Burst:
Meaning: To explode, break suddenly or violently, विस्फोट होना, फूट पड़ना
Example: She burst into tears.
3. Bustle:
Meaning: Move or cause to move excitedly and quickly, उत्तेजित होकर तेज तेज चलना,
Example: The cheerleaders bustled about excitedly before their performance.
4. Buttress:
Meaning: Something that supports, a source of defense, सहारा बनना, आसरा
Example: There was a demand for a new stable order as a buttress against social collapse.
5. Calamity:
Meaning: Disaster, विपति, संकट
Example: Earthquake in Nepal was the latest calamity.
6. Capricious:
Meaning: Frequently changing or impulsive, पल पल में बदलने वाला
Example: Authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious.
7. Captive:
Meaning: Imprisoned, prisoner, कैदी, बंदी
Example: War captives were kept in confined cells.
8. Castigate:
Meaning: Give severe punishment, कठोर दंड देना
Example: His mother was a cruel woman who never missed an opportunity to castigate my father.
9. Catchy:
Meaning: Instantly appealing or memorable, आकर्षक
Example: That was really catchy title for the movie.
10. Caustic:
Meaning: Able to burn, sarcastic, biting, जला देने वाला, कटु, व्यंग्यपूर्ण
Example: They were making caustic jokes about political assassination.
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