English Memorizing Part

Preposition, Synonym& Antonym, Spelling, Idiom &

Phrase, Translation, Group Verb, One Word
Substitution, Proverb, Analogy

Md.Amirul Islam (Amir)

B.A (Honors), M.A (1st Class)
University Of Dhaka
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 Day Preposition Synonym& Spelling Idiom & Translation Group Verb One Word Proverb Analogy
Antonym Phrase Substitution
10-04-23 1-20 1-10 1-20 1-20 1-10 1-20 1-10 1-10

11-04-23 21-40 11-20 21-40 21-40 11-20 21-40 11-20 11-20

12-04-23 41-60 21-30 41-60 41-60 21-30 41-60 21-30 21-30

13-04-23 61-80 31-40 61-80 61-80 31-40 61-80 31-40 31-40

14-04-23 81-100 41-50 81-100 81-100 41-50 81-100 41-50 41-50

15-04-23 101-120 51-60 101-120 101-120 51-60 101-120 51-60 51-60

16-04-23 121-140 61-70 121-140 121-140 61-70 121-140 61-70 61-70

17-04-23 141-160 71-80 141-160 141-160 71-80 141-160 71-80 71-80

18-04-23 161-180 81-90 161-180 161-180 81-90 161-180 81-90 81-90

19-04-23 181-200 91-100 181-200 181-200 91-100 181-200 Revision

Revision
20-04-23 201-220 101-110 201-220 201-220 101-110 201-220 Revision Revision

23-04-23 221-240 111-120 221-240 221-240 111-120 221-240 Revision Revision

24-04-23 241-260 121-130 241-260 241-260 121-130 241-260 Revision Revision

25-04-23 261-280 131-140 261-280 261-280 131-140 261-280 Revision Revision

26-04-23 281-300 141-150 281-300 281-300 141-150 281-306 Revision

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27-04-23 301-320 151-160 301-320 301-320 151-160 Revision Revision Revision

28-04-23 321-348 161-170 321-340 321-340 161-170 Revision Revision Revision

29-04-23 Revision 171-180 341-350 341-370 171-180 Revision Revision Revision

30-04-23 Revision 181-208 351-367 371-406 181-200 Revision Revision Revision

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 Appropriate Prepostition
SI. Word Pre. Meaning Self Practice
1 Abhorrence of N„Yv He has abhorrence------ war
2 Abhorrent to N„l¨ Corruption is abhorrent----- the honest.
3 Abide by ‡g‡b Pjv You must abide------ your decision.
4 Abide with Kv‡iv m‡½ _vKv Abide ----- me O Lord.
5 Abound with wKQz Øviv cwic~Y© _vKv The Padma abounds------ hilsha fish
6 Absorbed in ‡Kvb wKQz‡Z gMœ_vKv He was absorbed------ deep thought.
Abstain----- evil company.
7 Abstain from weiZ _vKv
He abstains----- liquor
8 Acceptable to MÖnY‡hvM¨ Your offer is acceptable------ me.
9 Accessible to cÖ‡ekvwaKvi‡hvM¨ Here is accessible------ all.
10 Accommodate with ‡Kvb wel‡q m¤ú„³ Kiv He accommodated me------ a loan.
11 Accompany by †Kvb e¨w³i m½x nIqv He was accompanied----- his father.
12 Accompany with GK m‡½ NUv He has accompanied fever------ Headache.
13 Accord with ‡Kvb g‡Zi mv‡_ wgj nIqv The behaviour of our politicians does not
accord ------ their stated principles.
to+e¨w³ KvD‡K Revew`wn Kiv- ‡Kvb wKQzi We have to account to Allah for our deeds
14 Account
for+e¯‘ R‡b¨ Revew`wn Kiv Who will account for the loss?
15 Account with e¨vsK wnmve I have a saving account---- Standard Bank
to e¨w³i Kv‡Q `vqx He is accountable to me for the book.
16 Accontable
for -‡Kvb wKQzi R‡b¨ `vqx
Accuse Awfhy³ Kiv He was accused---- killing a man.
17 of
Accused -Awfhy³ He was accused----- being partial.
Acquaint cwiwPZ nIqv Are you acquainted---- anyone at BRUR?
18 with -cwiwPZ
Acquainted
19 Adapt to Lvc LvIqv‡bv Maya cannot adapt----- new situations.
Add five---- ten. A kitchen garden adds---
20 Add to ‡hvM Kiv
the prosperity of the house.
21 Addicted to (Lvivc wKQz‡Z) Avm³ He is addicted----- gambling/ smoking
22 Adequate to ch©vß/h‡_ô Will this office be adequate---- your needs?
23 Adhere to ‡j‡M _vKv Do you adhere---- any special opinion?
24 Adjacent to msjMœ His house is adjacent---- mine.
25 Admit of ¯^xK…Z ‡`Iqv Your conducts admits----- no excuse
Rowshan was amitted----- the first year
26 Admit to fwZ© Kiv
MBBS course in Comilla Medical College
27 Admit into cÖ‡ekvwaKvi There is no admit----- this room.
Habib took the advantages----my absence.
28 Advantage of myweav
29 Affection for ‡¯œn The teacher feels affection---- every pupil.
30 Affiliated with ‡iv‡M cxwoZ He is a afflicted----- gout.
31 Afraid of fxZ She is not afraid----- ghost.
with Kv‡iv mv‡_ m¤§Z nIqv The employer failed to reach an agreement
32 Agree
(person) with his workers.
33 Agree to ‡Kvb cÖ¯Ív‡e m¤§gZ nIqv He at once agreed to my proposal.
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 34 Agree on/to †Kvb wel‡qi mv‡_ mg¤§Z nIqv I agree with you on/to this point.
35 Akin to mv`„k¨/ g‡bi g‡Zv His assignment is akin----- mine.
36 Alive to ÁvZ/ RxweZ/ m‡PZb I am alive---- my nature.
37 Allergic to wei³ fve/fxlY AcQ›` Lots of people are allergic----- Prawn.
38 Allude to D‡jøL Kiv This is alluded----- the Quran.
39 Ambition for wKQzi R‡b¨ D”PKv•ÿv He has no ambition---- name and fame.
40 Ambitious of wKQzi R‡b¨ D”PKv•ÿx He is ambitious---- fame.
41 Amenable to eva¨ You are not amenable------ reason.
for He was angry with me for losing the pen
42 Angry ‡Kvb wel‡qi Rb¨ ivMvwš^Z
about drive. What are you so angry----
43 Angry at Kv‡iv AvPi‡Y ivMvwš^Z He was very angry----- my conduct
44 Annoyed with (Kv‡iv mv‡_) wei³ John was annoyed----- his brother.
45 Antipathy against weiæ×Zv I have antipathy----- him
46 Antipathy to we‡Øl He has an antipathy----- smoking.
47 Anxious for/about DwØMœ Students are anxious------ their results.
48 Apathy towards D`vmxbZv He has a great apathy------ his studies.
49 Apologize for AbyZß nIqv The man must apologize---- what he has done.
50 Appeal to Av‡e`b Kiv I appeal to you for mercy.
51 Appeal for wKQzi Rb¨ Av‡e`b Kiv I appeal to him for pardon against the
52 Appeal against Kv‡iv weiæ‡× Av‡e`b Kiv judgment.
53 Appetite for ÿzav/Pvwn`v My brother has no appetite----- food.
54 Appoint to wbhy³ nIqv He appointed me to this post.
55 Appointment at wbhy³ The appointment is---- my disposal.
56 Appointment with (Kv‡iv mv‡_) mvÿvr I have an appointment------ Rakib.
57 Aptitude for ¯^vfvweK `ÿZv/cÖeYZv I have no aptitude----- music.
58 Argue with Kv‡iv mv‡_ hyw³ Kiv She argued------ me about the marriage.
59 Argue for ‡Kvb welq wb‡q hyw³ †`qv They argued----- the right to strike.
60 Arrive at ‡cŠQv‡bv The ministers arrived---- a decision last night.
61 Ashamed of (AvPi‡Y) jw¾Z He is not ashamed---- one’s misconduct.
62 Ask for wKQz PvIqv He came and asked----- my book.
63 Ask in cÖ‡e‡ki AbygwZ †`qv He didn’t asked me-----
64 Aspire after/for AvKv•ÿv Kiv My parents do not aspire---- riches.
65 Assent to m¤§wZ †`qv The president assented----- the bill.
66 Assure of wbðqZv †`Iqv He assured me----- safety.
with Rabbi is astonished with me at my bad conduct.
67 Astonish wew¯§Z nIqv I was astonished at his strance appearance.
at
68 Attend to g‡bv‡hvM †`qv You should attend----- your lessons.
69 Attend at Mgb Kiv He does not attend------ his office timely.
70 Authority over AvwacZ¨ The father has no authority----- his son.
71 Bad at A`ÿ I am not bad----- tennis.
72 Bare of k~b¨/nxb/Lvwj/bvB The pond is bare----- fish.
I don’t believe---- his honesty.
73 Believe in wek¦vm Kiv I believe----- God.
74 Bent on/upon msKíe× He was bent----- walking the entire distance.
75 Beset with ‡ewóZ/RR©wiZ Our path is beset----- difficulties.
76 Bias towards cÿ

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 77 Bias against wecÿ I have no bias----- late marriage.
She was blessed------ a son.
78 Blessed with fvM¨/Avwke©v`/ †mŠfvM¨kxj Body is blessed------ good health.
79 Blind of/in ‡PvL Kvbv/AÜ The man is blind----- one eye.
He is blind----- his son’s fault.
80 Blind to ‡`‡LI bv ‡`Lv/ D`vmxb
Most mothers are blind---- there son’s fault.
He blushed with shame for bad work.
81 Blush with, for, jw¾Z nIqv You should not blush with shame at your
at
own mistake.
Do not boast----- your beauty.
82 Boast of Me©/`¤¢ Kiv
A modest man does not boast----- his merits.
He sat there brooding---- whether life was
83 Brood on/over welbœ fv‡e wPšÍv Kiv
worth living.
84 Cause for (wKQzi Rb¨) KviY I have no cause----- anxiety
85 Charge on/against Kv‡iv weiæ‡× Awf‡hvM Kiv He brought a charge------ me.
86 Charge with Revew`wn Kiv They were charged---- receiving stolen goods.
87 Coincide with wg‡j hvIqv His birth concided----- Mother Teresa.
88 Commence on ïiæ Kiv He commenced her speech----- a short prayer
Your pay does not commencurate -----
89 Commensurate with mgch©vq nIqv
your work.
90 Comment on gšÍe¨ (Kiv) They made no comment ---- the matter.
91 Common to mvaviY Death is common------ all.
92 Compare to Amg Zzjbv Kiv Tagore compares love----- flowers.
Shelly can be compared----- Nazrul.
93 Compare with mgRvZxq †ÿ‡Î Zzjbv Kiv
Nazrul is compared----- Shelly.
94 Compatible with wgj/ mvgÄm¨ Drive the car a speed compatible-safety.
95 Compensate for ÿwZc~iY Kiv I will compensate---- your loss.
96 Competent for Dchy³ He is competent----- the post.
He complied---- my request.
97 Comply with m¤§Z nIqv/ †g‡b ‡bIqv
He readily complied----- my request.
98 Conceive of aviY Kiv/ mn¨ Kiv I cannot conceive---- such mistakes.
g‡bv‡hvM †`qv I find ti very difficult to concentrate--- my
99 Concentrate in/on work when it is such a lovely day outside.
100 Concerned with RwoZ Eight men were concerned----- the plot.
He was concerned---- his son’s welfare.
101 Concerned for DwØMœ
Students are concerned---- their result.
102 Concur with m¤§Z nIqv I do not concur---- you on that point.
103 Concur on ‡Kvb wel‡q m¤§Z nIqv I do not concur with you---- that point.
104 Condole with Kv‡iv mv‡_ mg‡e`bv cÖKvk We condole---- him on his loss.
105 Condole on ‡Kvb welq wb‡q mg‡e`bv cÖKvk We condole with him----- his loss.
106 Conducive to DcKvix Early rising is conducive----- health.
107 Confide in wb‡R wek¦vm Kiv I always confide----- you.
108 Confident of w¯’i wek¦vm I am confident----- his success.
109 Confine in Ave× Kiv Riaj was confined----- prison.
110 Confined to ‡e‡W Ave×/ kh¨vMZ Karim is confined---- bed.
111 Confirm with GKg nIqv His words confirm----- his work.

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 A style of reporting must confirm---- the
112 Confirm to wbwðZ Kiv
prevailing practice.
113 Congenial to Dc‡hvMx This climate is congenial---- my health.
114 Congratulate on Awfb›`b Rvbv‡bv He congratulated---- my success.
115 Consist of MwVZ nIqv The committee consists--- five members.
116 Consist in wbwnZ _vKv Happiness consists----- contentment.
117 Consolidate for GKwÎZ nIqv The two is not consistent----- his word.
118 Contribute to mvnvh¨ Kiv She contributed Tk. 1000-the relief fund.
119 Convince of wek¦vm Rb¥v‡bv I am convinced---- the necessity of prudence.
120 Cope with gvwb‡q Pjv I cannot cope---- such heavy work.
121 Count on/upon wbf©i Kiv I count----- your help.
122 Crave for BPQv/ Kvgbv Kiv Munir does not crave---- money.
Credit it---- my account.
123 Credit to Rgv Kiv
Credit Tk. 5000----- my account.
124 Creep up e„w× cvIqv Prices are creeping---- again.
AwZµg Kiv Pedestrian cross----- whenever and
125 Cross over
wherever they wish
Don’t cry----- anything without knowing its
126 Cry down wb›`v Kiv
pros and cons.
127 Cure of Av‡ivM¨ nIqv Rony has been cured----- her diseases.
128 Cure for Jla There is no cure---- AIDS.
129 Deaf of Rb¥MZ ewai He is deaf----- one ear.
130 Deaf to Ae‡njv K‡i †kvbv He is deaf----- my request.
He deals----- stationary goods.
131 Deal in e¨emv Kiv The govt. dealers deal---- sugar according
to law.
132 Deal with e¨envi Kiv He has dealt----- the problem nicely.
133 Debar from evav †`Iqv He was debarred---- his expectation.
The committee decided to make an
134 Decide to, for wm×všÍ †bIqv
exception for him.
135 Dedicate to DrmM© Kiv He was dedicated ------ his job.
136 Depart form wew”Qbœ _vKv; You are departing----- the truth.
137 Depart form ‡Q‡o hvIqv The train to Manchester departs---- platform.
138 Depend upon wbf©i Kiv He depends---- his best friends.
139 Derive from ewÂZ nIqv/ Kiv He was deprived---- his father’s property.
140 Derogatory to Am¤§vb RbK It is derogatory---- my position.
141 Descend on bvgv/ AeZiY Kiv/ nvgjv Kiv Armed thieves descended--- the harmless travelers.
142 Deserve of Dchy³/‡hvM¨ nIqv His honesty is deserving---- praise.
143 Desire for/of AvKv•ÿv I have no desire---- Rich.
144 Desist from weiZ _vKv He advised us to desist---- that attempt.
145 Despair of wbivk nIqv/wbivk He despaired--- success.
146 Deter from evav †`Iqv Can you deter him---- deceiving
147 Detrimental to ÿwZKi Smoking is detrimental--- health.
Any deviation---- the code of conduct will
148 Deviate from wePz¨Z nIqv
be punished.
149 Devoid of ewR©Z He is devoid----- commonsence.

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 Did you have any difficulty----- getting a
150 Difficulty in mgm¨v
visa/ a driving license?
I was disappointed----- the grades I
151 Disappointed at nZvk
received on my last essay.
152 Dispense with Z¨vM Kiv We dispensed---- his services.
153 Distrust of Awek¦vm An honest man has no distrust----- anyone
154 Divide into fvM Kiv The mangoes were divided intomany parts.
155 Due to Kvi‡Y Tuhin was absent due---- sleeping.
156 Dull of ‡evanxb You are dull---- hearing.
157 Dull at KuvPv/A`ÿ He dull------ English.
158 Dwell in emevm Kiv The manager dwells----- a fine house.
159 Dwell upon Av‡jvPbv Kiv The teacher dwelled----- the subject.
160 Easy of mnR, mij Our principle is easy----- approach.
161 Eligible for ‡hvM¨ I am eligible------ the post.
162 Endowed with f~wlZ Tagore was endowed----- talents.
163 Engaged in wbgMœ He is engaged------ writing a book.
164 Engage to evM`vb nIqv The girl is engaged------ my brother.
We have recently entered--- an agreement.
165 Enter into cÖ‡ek Kiv We have recently entered--- an agreement.
With the Inland Co-operative Society.
166 Entitled to AwaKvix I am entitled------ a share in the profit
Government has been entrusted to elected
167 Entrust to `vwqZ¡ †`Iqv
politicians.
The children were entrusted with the care of
168 Entrust with `vwqZ¡ †`Iqv their uncle.
I entrusted her----- the work.
169 Equal in/with mgvb He is equal in rank with me.
170 Equal to Kv‡R mgKÿ He was equal------ the task.
171 Excel in `ÿ The boy is excel----- painting.
You can have no excuse----- behaving rudely
172 Excuse for ARynvZ I eat that as an excuse------ conversion.
173 Exempt from wb¯‹…wZ cvIqv The merit student was exempted----- fees.
174 Exhausted with K¬všÍ I am exhausted------ hard work.
175 Exile from wbe©vwmZ Kiv The king was exiled----- house.
176 Experience in AwfÁZv I have no experience------ music.
The government has extended a warm
177 Extend to evwo‡q †`Iqv/ cÖmvwiZ Kiv
welcome------ the visiting delegation.
178 Exult over Avb›` Kiv Don’t exult----- a fallen enemy.
179 Face with gy‡LvgywL nIqv He was faced----- difficulties.
180 Fail in e¨_© nIqv He failed----- English last year.
181 Faith in Kv‡iv gv‡S wek¦vm I have faith----- myself.
182 Familiar with/to cwiwPZ He is familiar--------- my brother.
183 Famous for weL¨vZ He is famous------ his novels.
184 Fantasize about Kíbv Kiv He fantasized------ winning the lottery.
185 Fatal to mvsNvwZK Excess working can be fatal----- health
186 Fatigued with K¬všÍ I am fatigued----- wide travelling.
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 187 Favor with c‡ÿ _vKv Will you favour us----- interview?
188 Feed on ‡L‡q †eu‡P _vKv The cow feeds----- grass.
The sailor saw his companions fall---dead.
189 Fall into wbgw¾Z nIqv
The old man fell----- a deep sleep.
Everyone was asked to fill---- a form before
190 Fill in/up c~iY Kiv
test.
The epic focuses----- heroic deeds
191 Focus on cÖKvk Kiv
associated with war.
192 Fond of wcÖq/Avm³ We are fond------ taking different of food.
193 Free from gy³ Man is not free---- disease.
194 Free of e¨wZZ/ Qvov The goods arrived free----- tax.
195 Full of c~Y© The letter I wrote was full---- mistakes.
196 Furnish with mw¾Z Kiv The college was furnished-- fine furniture.
197 Good at ‡Kvb wel‡q `ÿ I am not good---- translation.
198 Good to `qvjy ev m`q Good is good------ me.
to K…ZÁ I am grateful to Chowdhury for kind help.
199 Grateful
for I am grateful to you for your kindness.
200 Grumble at ‡`vl ‡`Iqv The disgruntled man grumbled---- his fate.
201 Guilty of ‡`vlx The man is guilty---- abduction.
202 Hanker after jvjvwqZ nIqv I don’t hanker---- riches/money.
203 Happy with mš‘ó Be happy----- what you have.
204 Heir of DËivwaKvix He is an heir---- his uncle’s property.
205 Helpful to cÖ‡qvRbxq The English teacher is helpful--- the students.
206 Hinge on/upon wbf©i Kiv Everything hings----- what happens next.
207 Hostile to kÎæZv The nature is sometimes hostile------ us.
208 Impute to Av‡ivc Kiv Do not impute motives----- him.
209 Inclusive of mwnZ The rent is inclusive ----- water and electricity.
210 Indifferent to D`vmxb We should not be indifferent---- our duties.
211 Indispensable for Acwinvh© Honesty is indispensable ----- success.
212 Indule in wjß nIqv You should not indulge----- smoking.
213 Infect with RR©wiZ nIqv Bangladesh is not infected---- bird flue.
214 Infested with Dc`ªwcZ/ fiv Sundorban is infested----- animals.
215 Inherent in mnRvZ Honesty is inherent------ jerry.
216 Initiate into m`m¨ Kiv He was initiated------ our party.
He is innocent----- the charge.
217 Innocent of wb‡`©vl
He was totally innocent----- the crime.
218 Insist on/upon wR` Kiv She insisted----- my doing this.
My brother has no interest---- music.
219 Interest In/of AvMÖn
Nobody is interested------ buying my car.
Wordsworth introduced the readers---- a
220 Introduce to cwiPq Kiv new kind of poerty.
I’ll introduce you----- Dr. Davies.
221 Invest in wewb‡qvM Kiv He invested all his money---- RNSPIN Shares.
222 Involved in wjß He is involved------- difficulties.
223 Jealous of Cl©vwš^Z He is jealous----- my fame.
224 Jeer at VvÆv Kiv Don’t jeer----- me.
225 Jest at Zvgvkv Kiv We should not jest----- the poor.
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 226 Keep to ivLv Keep----- your promise.
227 Key to PvwK KvwV Industry is the key------ success.
228 Kind to `qvjy The rich should be kind------ the poor.
229 Lack of Afve He has lack----- money.
230 Lack in Afve nIqv He lacks----- courtesy
231 Lament for AbyZvc Kiv One should not lament---- the past.
232 Land at AeZiY Kiv The plan has landed-Zia International Air port.
233 Late for ‡`wi Yesterday she was late----- school.
234 Laugh at VvÆv Kiv Do not laugh----- the poor.
She has just left----- the airport to meet a
235 Leave for D‡Ïk¨ iIbv †`Iqv
friend who is coming from Japan.
236 Lit with Av‡jvwKZ Now-a-day many villages are lit--- electricity.
The intellectuals can no longer be said to
237 Live beyond evm Kiv
live----- the margins of the society.
238 Live in evm Kiv Man lives----- society.
239 Live on ‡L‡q Rxeb aviY Kiv Living----- fast food is bad for us.
240 Live by ‡Kvb Dcv‡q evPv He lives------ honest means.
241 Long for cÖZ¨vkv Kiv He was longed ----- fame.
242 Love for fv‡jvevmv I had shown a true love---- all things being.
243 Loyal to wek¦¯Í We shall be loyal---- our parents.
244 Make for hvÎv Kiv The ship is made---- Mongla.
Do not meddle---- his machine, or in my affairs.
245 Meddle with/in n¯Í‡ÿc Kiv Somebody meddled----- my computer.
246 Name after bvg ivLv He is named----- his father.
247 Need of cÖ‡qvRb I am badly in need ----- a seat in the hostel.
248 Need to KvR Kiv He was needed----- work at the orphanage.
249 Negligent in Ag‡bvhvMx His boss often found him negligent---- work.
250 Noted for L¨vZ/ weL¨vZ His brother is noted----- honesty.
AvcwË Kiv Most American doesn’t object---- my
251 Object to
calling them by their first name.
252 Obliged to evwaZ I am obliged----- him for his co-operation.
253 Oblivious of/to Ab¨gb¯‹ She was oblivious---- her surroundings.
254 Observant of ch©‡eÿK The novelist is observant-public feeling.
Unemployment is a great obstacle----- our
255 Obstacle to evav
national development.
256 Occur to NUv/ ¯§i‡Y Avmv It did not occur----- my mind at any time.
‡Kvb e¨w³/ welq n‡Z wew”Qbœ nIqv He parted----- his friends.
257 Part from
It is difficult to part---- a long held belief.
258 Part with ‡Kvb wKQz Z¨vM Kiv I cannot part---- the pen.
“His work partakes---- the prose style of his
259 Partake of Askx`vi nIqv
time”
260 Partial to cÿcvZc~Y© They say he is partial----- his friends.
261 Pass by AwZµg Kiv He passed----- but did not notice me.
262 Persist in ‡j‡M _vKv He persists----- a noise.
263 Plead for Av‡e`b Kiv He pleased----- justice.
264 Point out wPwýZ Kiv/ D‡jøL Kiv Mistakes should be pointed----- in a student’s work
265 Prefer to cQ›` Kiv She prefers tea---- coffee.
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 266 Prejudice against Kzms¯‹vi I have no prejudice---- any religion/ foreing.
267 Preside over mfvcwZZ¡ Kiv The principal presided------- the meeting.
268 Pretext for Qj/ ARynvZ His illness is a mere pretext--- his absence.
269 Prevail on/upon ivwR Kiv‡bv I prevailed---- my friends to lend me Tk. 5000.
270 Prevent from weiZ Kiv My mother prevented me---- going there.
He prides himself---- his wealth.
271 Pride oneself on/upon (wKQz jBqv) wg_¨v Me© Kiv
The girl prides herself---- her beauty.
A prize was awarded to him for
272 Proficient in `ÿ
proficiency------- music
The co-operative shop was profitable--- -
273 Profit by jvfevb nIqv
the students.
The co-operative shop was profitable--- -
274 Profitable to jvfRbK
the students.
275 Prohibit from weiZ _vKv My father prohibited me----- doing this.
276 Prone to cÖeY You are prone----- idleness.
277 Take pride in Me© Kiv He takes pride------ his wealth.
278 Queue at jvBb mvwi There was long queue of people---- the bus stop.
279 Quick of PZzi PvjvK Sheela is quick----- understanding.
280 Recover from Av‡ivM¨ jvf Kiv He has recovered------ illness.
281 Refrain from weiZ _vKv You should refrain yourself-smoking.
282 Rejoice at Avbw›`Z nIqv He rejoiced------ his success.
283 Relate to m¤úwK©Z nIqv We are related------ marriage.
The authoress relied------ Jerry.
284 Rely on wbf©i Kiv Most young people would like to be less
leliant----- their parents.
285 Remedy for cÖwZKvi There is no remedy----- cancer.
286 Apara reminded------ their rendezvous
Remind of g‡b Kwi‡q †`q
My wife reminded me------- it.
287 Repair at ‡givgZ Kiv Jerry agreed to repair it----- his own cost.
288 Resolved upon w¯’I msKí He is resolved----- going away.
289 Respect for fw³ I have great respect----- him
290 Responsible to Kv‡iv Kv‡Q `vqx We are responsible------- Allah.
291 Responsible for wKQzi Rb¨ `vqx We are responsible------ sin.
292 Rest with mvgÄm¨ nIqv The decision rests------ you.
293 Result in djvdj nIqv Frustration results----- violence.
He has retired frombusiness and moved into
294 Retire from, into Aemi MÖnY Kiv
private life completely.
295 Retire to wekÖvg Kiv He has retired ----- bed.
296 Return to, by, from wd‡i Avmv Kajal returned to London by Plane from Dhaka.
297 Seek for ‡LuvR Kiv Everybody seeks----- happiness.
298 Shame at jw¾Z I felt shame----- his conduct.
299 Shock at gg©vnZ nIqv He was shocked---- his father’s sudden death.
300 Shout at Kv‡iv w`‡K wd‡i wPrKvi Kiv If people can’t hear you, do you shout---- them?
301 Smile at we`ªƒc Kiv The rich should not smile---- the poor.
302 Smile on Ny‡i ZvKv‡bv Fortune never smiles---- the lazy.
303 Solution to mgvavb Money in not solution----- every problem.
304 Stand to _vKv It stands----- reason.
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 305 Stick to ‡j‡M _vKv You should stick----- your principles.
The locket of the necklance is studded----
306 Studded with mw¾¡Z, LwPZ
costly stones.
307 Submit to ‡ck Kiv Man must submit------ his fate.
308 Succeed in mvdj¨ jvf Kiv He succeeded---- the examination.
Generally sons and daughters succeed-----
309 Succeed to DËivwaKvix nIqv
their parents Property
310 Suffer from ‡fvM/ mn¨ Kiv He has been suffering--- fever for seven days.
311 Sure of wbwðZ I am sure---- my success.
312 Surprised at wew¯§Z I was surprised--- your absent-mindedness.
313 Surrounded by cwi‡ewóZ The Taj Mahal is surrounded--- a beautiful garden.
314 Suseeptible to Abyf~wZ cÖeY/ †hvM¨ His words are susceptible----- flattery.
315 Suspect of m‡›`n Kiv I suspected him---- treachery.
316 Suspicious of m‡›`n cÖeY He is suspicious------ my motive.
The government has steped----- measures
317 Step up c`‡ÿc †bIqv
to curb swine flu.
318 Sympathize with Kv‡iv cÖwZ mnvbyf~wZ †`Lv‡bv The outhoress sympathized------ Jerry.
319 Sympathy for mnvbyf~wZ The rich should have sympathy-- the poor.
320 Synonym for mgv_©‡evaK He gave a synonym----- the hard word.
321 Tactful about ‡KŠkjx He was very tactful----- it.
322 Talent for ‡gav Anis has a talent----- making people laugh.
to Avjvc Av‡jvPbv Kiv To learn spoken English, you have to talk
323 Talk to English. I will talk to him.
about
324 Taste of ¯^v` I have had taste-----biter experience of life.
325 Taste for cQ›` I have no taste------ music.
326 Testify to cÖgvY †`Iqv His gloomy countenance testifies--- his guilt.
Can you think----- a suitable present for a
327 Think of g‡b Kiv
four year old boy?
328 Tide over evmbv/Z…òv Man has unquestionable thirst----- knowledge.
329 Took pity on Kiæbv Kiv God took pity------ him.
330 Touched upon ¯úk© cvIqv He touched------ his point.
331 True to Abo Everybody must be true----- his word.
332 Trust to wbf©i Kiv I trusted the work------- him.
333 Trust with wek¦vm K‡i †`Iqv I trusted him----- the money.
334 Trust in wek¦vm Kiv You can repose trust----- him.
335 Tyrannize over AZ¨vPvi Kiv He tyrannized------- the people.
336 Victim of Ke‡j cwZZ The man is victim---- the circumstances.
337 Vote for ‡fvU †`Iqv He voted----- me/the liberal candidate.
338 The national assembly has voted-----
Vote to ‡fvU †`Iqv adopt the budget.
339 Vulnerable to AiwÿZ He is vulnerable----- criticism.
340 Wait for A‡cÿv Kiv She waited----- hour.
341 Wait on/upon ‡mev Kiv The nurse waited----- the patient.
342 Wander about D‡Ïk¨nxb fv‡e Ny‡I †eov‡bv The boy wanders---- in the streets.
343 Well at `ÿ I was well---- my work.
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 344 Wonder at/ about we‡ePbv Kiv I have been wondering---- visiting
Japan.
345 Work for KvR Kiv They are working--- a lasting peace.
346 Worthy of ‡hvM¨ He is worthy------ your praise
347 Zealous of AZ¨šÍ AvMÖnkxj You are zealous------ music.
348 Zest for AbyivM/ iæwP Nita has zest----- music.

Synonyms & Antonyms

SI. Word Meaning Synonyms Antonyms
01 abandon `vex/c` Z¨vM Kiv abdicate; disown repudiate retain, hold, avow
02 abhor N„Yv Kiv detest, loathe, despise, scorn, love, adore, favor, treasure, cherish
condemn, disdain
03 abortive wbùj, e¨_© futile, vain, useless; unsuccessful fruitful
04 accidental AvKw¯§K abrupt intentional
05 accord wgj harmony; likeness dissimilarity, act
06 acumen Zxÿè eyw× sagacity, cleverness, conscious ignorance
07 adroit `ÿ; Kzkjx adept, dexterous, deft awkward, clumsy inept
08 Adversity Pig wech©q Disaster; Catastrophe; Calamity Blessing; Good Fortune
09 Ameliorate DbœwZ nIqv Improve; Get better Deteriorate; Worsen; Aggravate
10 Apex P~ov; AvMv Summit; Pinnacle; Zenith; Crest Bottom; Base; Nadir
11 Appease 1) kvšÍ Kiv 1) Pacify; Placate 1) Annoy; Irritate
2) cÖkwgZ Kiv 2) Allay; Alleviate; Mitigate; Mollify 2) Aggravate
12 Astute PZzi ; †KŠkjx Shrewd; Keen; Sly; Canny Unintelligent; Dull
13 Audacious 1) `ytmvnmx 1) Bold; Daring 1) Timid;
2) a„ó 2) Insolent; Haughty 2) Polite; Courteous
14 Auspicious AbyK~j; ïf Propitious; Favorable; Fortunate Unfavorable
15 Abdicate c` Z¨vM iv Renounce; Relinquish Claim
16 Abolish 1) wbwðý Kiv 1) Eradicate; Obliterate 1) Establish; Restore; Construct.
g~‡jvrcvUb Kiv 2) Repeal = Revoke = Annual 2) Validate
2) evwZi Kiv
17 Abridge ms‡ÿc Kiv Shorten; Condense Expand; Enlarge
18 Abrogate (cÖ_v) we‡jvc Kiv Abolish; Countermand Enact
19 Agitate weÿzä Kiv Excite; Incite Pacify
20 Alienate we‡iva m„wó Kiv ev Estrange Reconcile
Avjv`v Kiv
21 Altruism c‡ivcKvwi Benevolence’ Generosity Self-fishes; Malignity
22 Ambiguous بv_©‡evaK Equivocal Definite, Clear
23 Amity eÜzZ¡ Friendship; Harmony Enmity; Hostility
24 Anarchy ‰bivR¨; AivRKZv Absence of government Disorder; Order; Discipline; Concord
Disharmony
25 Animosity kÎæZv Antagonism; Hostility Amity; Harmony
26 Antagonist cÖwZØ›Øx/ kÎæ Opponent; Adversary Ally
27 Archaic cÖPxb Obsolete New; Novel
28 Avarice A_©wjÝv; ‡jvf Lust for money Generosity
29 Awkward Avbvwo; AcUz; weeªZ Clumsy; Gauche; Ungainly Dexterous; Adept
30 Belligerent Kjnc~Y©; hy×evR Bellicose; Hostile Friendly; peaceful
31 Benevolent `qvjy; e`vb¨ Kind; Unselfish; Benign; Merciful Cruel; Selfish; Greedy, Malicious
32 Bona-Fide LuvwU; cÖK…Z Genuine; Authentic Bogus; Counterfeit; Spurious
33 Brevity 1) mswÿßZv 1) Abridgement 1) Prolixity

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 2) ¯^í¯’vwqZ¡ 2) Temporality 2) Permanence
34 Brittle f½yi Fragile; Frangible; Friable Strong; Tranquil
35 Banal MZvbyMwZK Trite; Hackneyed; Prosaic Stimulating; New and Novel
36 Barren Abye©i; eܨv; wbùj Infertile; Sterile; Unproductive; Productive; Fertile
Hollow
37 Belittle ‡nq Kiv; AeÁv Kiv Deride; Scorn; Despise Praise; Magnify; Glorify
38 Boast `¤¢ Kiv Show off; Brag Be ashamed
39 Boisterous ‰n‰P c~Y© Clamorous; Uproarious Peaceful; Tranquil;
40 Cacophonous kÖæwZKUz; †emy‡iv Inharmonious; Harsh Euphonious; Melodious
41 Candid AKcU; gb‡Lvjv Frank; Sincere; honest; Guileless Artful; Evasive
42 Censure mgv‡jvPbv Kiv Criticize; Deplore Praise; Extol
43 Chaos wek„• Ljv Disorder; Mess; Anarchy Order; Harmony
44 Commend cÖksmv Kiv Praise; Extol Criticize; Censure; Deplore
45 Competent ‡hvM¨; mÿg; `ÿ Skilled; Proficient; Capable Incompetent; Unfit
46 Contaminate `~wlZ Kiv Pollute; Adulterate Muddy; Spoil Purify; Rinse; Scrub
47 Cruel wbôzi ; b„ksm Brutal; Ruthless; Merciless; Callous, Benevolent; Human; Kind
Savage Humanitarian
48 Callous wb`©q Unsympathetic; Cruel; Impervious Compassionate; Sensitive
49 Capricious Lvg‡Lqvjx Fickle; Changeable Firm
50 Cautious mZK©; mZK©Zvc~Y© Careful; Circumspect; Vigilant; Careless; Inattentive; Rash;
Prudent; Alert; Discreet Reckless
51 Circumspect wePÿY; mZK© Prudent; Judicious; Discreet Rash; Reckless
52 Clarify ‡evaMg¨ Kiv Elucidate; Explicate Obscure; Ambiguate
53 Coalesce GKxf~Z Kiv; GKÎ nIqv Unify; Unite; Amalgamate; Separate; Divide; Sever Segment;
Consolidate; Merge Split; Segregate
54 Colossal wekvj Vast; Mammoth; Gigantic Tiny
55 Commence Avi¤¢ Kiv Begin; Inaugurate Finish; Terminate
56 Commodious RvqMveûj; cÖk¯Í Roomy; Spacious; Capacious Discontented
57 Conceal jyKvBqv ivLv; ¸ß ivLv Hide; Cover; Submerge; Disguise; Reveal; Disclose; Unearth
Camouflage
58 Copious cÖPzi Abundant; Plentiful; Profuse Skimpy; Meager
59 Counterfeit Rvj; K„wÎg Fake; Pokka; Bogus; Mendacious Genuine; Real
60 Dearth `y®úÖvc¨Zv Scarcity; Paucity Abundance; Plethora; Profusion
61 Debacle aŸsm; Pig civRq Disaster; Collapse Success; Victory
62 Decry wb›`v Kiv Censure; Disparage Extol; Laud = Praise
63 Dejected gbgiv; nZvkv Dispirited; Despondent; Sad Happy; Elated; Optimistic
64 Delete ev` †`Iqv Repeal, Annul; Abolish; Quash Validate; Certify Sanctify; Ratify
65 Deleterious ÿwZKi Detrimental; Harmful Beneficial; Helpful
66 Denounce ‡`vlv‡ivc Kiv Condemn; Censure; Vilify Commend; Extol; Loud
67 Despise AeÁv; N„Yv Kiv Scorn = Loathe; Abhor Admire; Esteem
68 Desultory G‡jv‡g‡jv Discursive; Disorganized Planned; Organized
69 Deter euvav †`Iqv Prevent; Obstruct; Stop; Discourage Assist; Aid; Persuade; Encourage
Dissuade; Prohibit
70 Diligent cwikÖg Industrious; Hardworking; Lazy; Indolent; Careless
Persevering; Assiduous
71 Diminish n«vm Kiv; n«vm cvIqv Reduce; Minimize; Lessen; Abate Enlarge; Intensify; Magnify;
Appreciate
72 Din ‰n ˆP Clamor = Uproar = Hubbub Quiet; Silence
73 Discord 1) gZv‰bK¨ 1) Dispute; Conflict 1) Harmony; Agreement
2) †emy‡iv 2) Cacophony 2) Consonance
74 Disdain AeÁv Kiv Loathe; Detest Admire; Esteem
75 Disperse Qwo‡q †`qv Scatter; Spread Amass
76 Divulge cÖKvk Kiv; duvm Kiv Disclose; Reveal Conceal hide
77 Docile eva¨; ek gv‡b Ggb Obedient; Compliant Unruly; Disobedient
78 Dormant myß Inactive; Sleeping Active; Awake
79 Dulcet my‡ijv; kÖæwZgayi Mellifluous; Melodious Harsh
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 80 Eccentric A™¢zZ Peculiar = Odd; Strange Common; Ordinary
81 Ecstasy cigvb›`; D”Q¡vm Excessive; Joy; Rapture Unhappiness; Sorrow
82 Elated AZ¨šÍ DjøvwmZ Overjoyed; Jubilant Dejected
83 Emancipation gyw³ freedom Obedience
84 Encomium cÖksmv/¯‘wZ Eulogy; Panegyric Criticism
85 Endanger wec`MÖ¯’ Kiv Imperil; Jeopardize Protect; Defend; Shield, Safeguard
86 Engender Drcv`b Kiv Generate; Produce Destroy; Obliterate
87 Enhance DbœZ Kiv; e„w× Kiv Heighten; Magnify; Raise; Dignify; Diminish; Shrink; Reduce; Less en;
Accrue Depreciate
88 Enmity kÎæZv; we‡Øl Animus; Hostility Amity; Friendship
89 Ephemeral ÿY¯’vqx Passing; Temporary Lasting; Perpetual
90 Equivocal بv_©K; AwbwðZ Ambiguous; Vague; Cryptic Precise, Definite, Comprehensible
91 Erratic 1) wbqgewnf©~Z 1) Abnormal; Irregular 1) Peculiar; Natural
2) †Lqvjx 2) Capricious; odd 2) Stable; Consistent
92 Eternal wPi¯’vqx Endless; Everlasting; Perpetual Temporary; Ephemeral
93 Exaggerate AwZiwÄZ Kiv Hyperbolize Understate
94 Excess gvÎvwaK¨; evowZ Surplus; Excessive; Plethora; Inadequate; Shortage; Scarce;
Overabundance Paucity; Exiguous
95 Exonerate Awf‡hvM n‡Z gyw³ †`qv Exculpate = Vindicate; Acquit Prove guilty
96 Exotic Ab¨ †`‡ki/ AcwiwPZ Foreign, alien Native; Indigent
97 Extravagant Acivax Prodigal; Spendthrift Penny pincher = Thrifty, Frugal;
Economical
98 Facilitate mnRZi Kiv Expedite; Simplify, Ease Hinder = Complicate
99 Familiar mycwiwPZ; cÖPwjZ Well-known, famous Unknown; Rare, Strange, obscure
100 Fastidious LuyZLy‡Z; iæwPevMxk Fussy, Particular Uncritical
101 Fertile 1) De©i; djcÖm~; Productive; Fruitful; Inventive; 1) Barren; Infertile; Sterile;
2) D™¢veb kw³m¤úbœ Creative; Innovative Uninventive
102 Fickle ‡Lqvjx Mercurial; Whimsical; Capricious Firm
103 Flatter ‡Zvlv‡gv` Kiv Cajole; Inveigle Censure; Chide; Rebuke
104 Fragile f½yi Frangible; Brittle Durable
105 Futile AKvh©Ki; e¨_© Ineffective; Vain; Abortive; Supple; Effective; Successful; Effectual
Inefficacious; pliable
106 Gallant mvnmx Brave, Valiant; Valorous; Audacious Craven = Fearful
107 Gargantuan cÖKvÛ Gigantic; Colossal Minuscule
108 Garrulous evPvj Talkative; Loquacious Reticent
109 Genuine AK…wÎg; LuvwU Authentic; Bonafide; Real; Stark Counterfeit; Fake Bogus;
Inaccurate
110 Germane cÖvmw½K; h_vh_ Pertinent; Relevant Extraneous; Irrelevant
111 Gregarious wgïK, m½wjÝy Friendly; Affable; Chummy Reclusive; Isolated
112 Hackneyed bxim; GK‡Nu‡q Commonplace; Banal Novel; New; Exciting
113 Haphazard G‡jv‡g‡jv; wek„• Lj Unmethodical; Chaotic; Random; Organized; Planned;
Incoherent Pre-meditated
114 Harmonious kÖwZgayi Melodious; Mellifluous Harsh
115 Heterogeneous wewea Dcv`v‡bi wgkÖY Mixed; Motely Homogeneous; Uniform
116 Hinder evav †`qv Hamper = Obstruct Impede Facilitate; Expedite
117 Hindrance evav; cÖwZeÜK Impediment; Obstacle; Barrier Support, Aid
118 Homogeneous mg‡kÖYxfz³ mgcÖK…wZi Uniform, All alike Heterogeneous; Unlike
119 Honorary A‰eZwbK Voluntary Salaried
120 Hostile kÎæZvc~Y© Spiteful; Antagonistic; Contumacious Friendly; Amicable
121 Hypocrisy fÛvgx; KcUZv Insincerity; Sanctimony; Cant Candor; Sincerity; Impartiality;
Honesty
122 Ignoble Am¤§vbRKnxb Despicable, Humiliated Laudable, Splendid
123 Illicit A‰ea, wbwl× Unlawful, Illegal, Forbidden, Licit, Legal, Kosher
Prohibited
124 Immense LyuZnxb; wb®‹j¼ Impeccable, Spotless Unclean, Impure
125 Impertinent 1. a„ó, D×Z, 1. Impudent, Arrogant 1. Polite
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 2. AcÖvmw½K 2. Irrelevant, Extraneous 2. Pertinent, Germane
126 Imprudent nVKvix, †ec‡ivqv Rash, Reckless, Precipitate, Judicious, Cautious
daredevil.
127 Incredible Awek¦vm¨ Unbelievable, Improbable, Absurd, Believable, Usual, Credible
Preposterous
128 Indifferent D`vmxb, wbi‡cÿ Apathetic, Neutral, Callous Enthusiastic, Biased
129 Indolent Ajm Lazy, Idle Industrious
130 Inimical kÎæfvevcbœ Hostile Friendly, Amiable
131 Insipid wbim/¯^v`nxb Distaste, Tasteless Exciting
132 Instigate D¯‹vbx †`qv Provoke, Incite, Stimulate Discourage, Corrupt
133 Integrity mZZv Honesty, Probity Corruption
134 Intrepid wbf©xK Fearless; Dauntless Coward; Craven
135 Jeer we`ªƒc Kiv Deride, Mock, Taunt Applaud
136 Jeopardy wec` Danger, Peril Security
137 Jocund nvwmLykx, Avgy‡` Jovial, Jolly, Careful Sober, Grave
138 Judicious wePÿY, Ávbx Sagacious, Sage, Prudent Rash, Foolhardy
139 Keen 1. m~²eyw×, PZzi 1. Astute, Shrewd 1. Blunt
2. e¨MÖ 2. Eager, Enthusiastic 2. Indifferent
140 Lackluster wb®úÖf, wb®úÖvY Drab, Humdrum Vivacious, Lively
141 Laconic AíK_v Pithy Verbose
142 Lavish AwgZe¨qx Extravagant, Prodigal Thrifty
143 Lazy kÖgwegyL, Ajm Sluggish, Idle, Indolent Energetic, Active, Assiduous
144 Linger †`ix‡Z hvIqv Tarry; Loiter hastily
145 Loathe AZ¨šÍ AcQ›` Kiv Abhor, Despise Like, Adore
146 Loquacious evPvj Talkative, Garrulous Taciturn, Reticent
147 Magnify 1. weewa©Z Kiv 1. Enlarge, Amplify 1. Diminish, Reduce
2. cÖksmv Kiv 2. Praise, Laud 2. Belittle
148 Malice AcKv‡ii B”Qv Malevolence, Spite, Rancor Benevolence
149 Malicious we‡Øl civqY Spiteful, Malevolent Friendly
150 Mandatory AZ¨vek¨K Compulsory, Obligatory Voluntary
151 Meager Aí, bMY¨, `yj©f Scanty, Paltry, Sparse Copious, Plentiful, Plenteous
152 Mellifluous kÖæwZgayi Euphonious, Dulcet Harsh, Raucous
153 Mendacity wg_¨vevw`Zv Deceit, Falsehood Veracity
154 Messy wek„• Ljv, †bvsiv Cluttered, Littered Neat, Tidy
155 Meticulous Lyu‡ZLyu‡Z Painstaking, Fastidious, Scrupulous Slapdash, Perfunctory
156 Mitigate Dckg Kiv Palliate, Ameliorate Increases, Intensity
157 Moderate ZxeªZv n«vm Kiv Temper, Abate, Slacken Intensify, Tighten
158 Mollify kvšÍ, cÖkwgZ Kiv Appease, Assuage, Placate, Pacify, Exasperate, Irritate, Exacerbate
Soothe
159 Monotonous GK‡Nu‡q Boring, Humdrum, Dull Interesting, Engrossing
160 Mundane cvw_©e Worldly, Earthly Heavenly
161 Nadir wb¤œZg we›`y Trough Apex, Zenith, Peak, Summit
162 Nefarious `yðwiÎ Wicked, Vile, Depraved Artful
163 Neutral wbi‡cÿ Impartial, Unprejudiced, Moderate Biased, Interested, Partial,
Nepotistic
164 Nimble PUc‡U Agile, Light-footed Lethargic
165 Notable cÖwm× Illustrious, Remarkable, Prominent Obscure, Insignificant
166 Novice bewkÿv_©x Learner, Tyro Master
167 Obdurate GK¸u‡q, †R`x Obstinate, Intractable Obedient, Docile
168 Obliterate wbwðý Kiv Eradicate, Annihilate, Wipe out, Construct, Create
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 169 Obsolete †m‡K‡j, AcÖPwjZ Antiquated, Antique, Archaic, Modern, Up-to-date,
Outdated Contemporary, Recent
170 Obstacle euvav Impediment, Hurdle, Encumbrance Help, Aid, Assistance
171 Obstinate GK¸u‡q, †R`x Stubborn, Obdurate, Resolute Compliant, Docile, Submissive
172 Ominous fxwZKi Threatening Propitious, Auspicious
173 Omnipotent me©kw³gvb All-powerful, Supreme Powerless, Impotent
174 Opaque 1. A¯^”Q 1. Non-transparent 1. Transparent
2. `y‡ev©a¨ 2. Abstruse 2. Lucid
175 Optimistic Avkvev`x Hopeful, Sanguine, Positive Pessimistic, Cynic, Bleak
176 Pacific kvšÍ Calm, Serene, Placid Agitated, Excite
177 Parsimonious wgZe¨qx Frugal, Thrifty, Sparing Extravagant, Spendthrift
178 Penury `vwi`ª¨ Poverty, Indigence Opulence
179 Perennial wPi¯’vqx Perpetual, Everlasting Temporary
180 Perfunctory fvmvÑfvmv Cursory, Superficial Thorough
181 Perilous wec`RbK Hazardous, Risky Safe, Inoffensive, Sure
182 Permanent wPi¯’vqx Perpetual, Eternal, Everlasting Momentary, Ephemeral, Transitory
183 Pertinent cÖvmw½K Germane, Relevant Irrelevant
184 Pessimism nZvkv Gloom, Hopelessness, Bleak Optimism
185 Petulant wLuU wLu‡U Peevish, Fretful Agreeable
186 Pragmatic ev¯Íem¤§Z Practical, Realistic Idealistic
187 Precarious 1. wbivcËvnxbZv 1. Perilous, Risky 1. Safe
2. AwbwðZ 2. Uncertain 2. Certain
188 Preposterous m¤ú~Y© A‡hŠw³K Ridiculous, Ludicrous Reasonable
189 Prodigal Ace¨qx Spendthrift, Wanton Temperate, Economical
190 Purify weï×/†kvab Kiv Make pure, Decontaminate Contaminate, Pollute, Adulterate
191 Reckless †ec‡ivqv Rash, Foolhardy, Desperate Wary, Careful, Aware, Prudent
192 Refute hyw³ LÛb Kiv Disapprove, Confute, Rebut Prove, Confirm, Accept
193 Reprove wZi¯‹vi Kiv Rebuke, Reproach, Chide, Censure, Praise, Applaud, Commend, Extol
Criticize
194 Reticent ¯^ífvlx Taciturn Talkative
195 Scanty ¯^í, `y®úÖvc¨ Sparse, Scant, Meager, Rare, Spare Copious, Plentiful, Lavish,
Plenteous
196 Scarcity `y®úÖvc¨Zv, NvUwZ Rarity, Insufficiency Abundance, Opulence
197 Spacious we¯Í…Z, cÖk¯Í, ¯’vbeûj Commodious, Capacious Cramped, Crowded
198 Squander AcPq Kiv Waste, Dissipate Save, Hoard
199 Tranquil kvšÍ Unruffled, Unperturbed Restless
200 Urgent Riæix Pressing, Critical, Chilly Trivial, Paltry
201 Vacillate BZ¯ÍZ, wØav Kiv Hesitate, Waver, Oscillate Determined, Steadfast
202 Vague Awbw`©ó, A¯úó Indefinite, Imprecise Clear-cut, Specific
203 Valiant mvnmx Courageous, Dauntless Craven, Fearful
204 Virtuous ˆbwZK m`¸Ym¤úbœ Morally good, Moral Wicked, Evil
205 Vulgar AgvwR©Z, Af`ª Impolite, Plebeian Refined, Aristocrat
206 Wander †Nviv‡div Kiv Roam, Nomad, Stray Sluggish
207 Wordy kãeûj Verbose, Prolix Succinct, To the Point
208 Yield Drcv`b Kiv Produce

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 Correct Spelling
SI. Word evsjv A_© mnR †KŠkj 27 Approval Aby‡gv`b Ap-pro-val
01 Abattoir KmvBLvbv Ab-at-to-ir 28 Aquarium Kuv‡Pi grm¨vavi Aqua-rium
02 Abduction AcniY Ab-duc-tion 29 Arbitrariness ga¨¯ÍZv Arbi-trari-
03 Abhorrence N„Yv Ab-hor- ness
rence (AvwK©IjwR)
04 Avw`g Awaevwm/ 30 Archaeology cÖZœwe`¨v Ar-cha-eo-
Aborigines Avw`evwm Ab-origin-es logy
31 Archeology cÖZœZËwe`¨v Archeology
05 Accelerate Z¡ivwš^Z Kiv Accel-er-ate
32 Assassination ¸ß nZ¨v Ass-ass-i-
06 Access cÖ‡ek Ac-cess
nation
07 Accessible cÖ‡ekvwaKvi Ac-ces-sible
33 Assessment g~j¨ wba©viY Ass-ess-
08 Accessories mnvqK e¯‘mg~n Ac-cess-or-
ment
ies
34 Assurance wbðqZv As-su-rance
D”PK‡É ¯^xK…wZ Ac-cla-
35 Asthma nuvcvwb †ivM As-th-ma
09 Acclamation cÖ`vb mation
36 Asylum AvkÖg Asy-lum
10 Accommodatio evm¯’vb Accom-
37 Attentive g‡bv‡hvMx At-ten-tive
n moda-tion
38 Audience ‡kÖvZvgÐwj Au-di-ence
11 Acquaintance gyw³cÖvß, Ac-quain-
LvjvmcÖvß tance 39 Awareness m‡PZbZv A-war-e-
be‡hŠeb/ ness
eqtmwÜKvj 40 Awful fqsKi Aw-ful
12 Adolescence Adole-
scence 41 Awkward A`ÿ/ Avbvwo Awk-ward
13 Advisory civgk©/ Dc‡`k Ad-vi-sory 42 Bachelor AweevwnZ Ba-che-lor
14 Affected AvµvšÍ Affected 43 Beginning Avi¤¢, cÖvi¤¢, Beg-in-ning
‡Kvjvnj/ ïiæ
15 Aggressive AvµgYvZ¥K Aggre-s- 44 Bellicosity hy×evR g‡bvfve Bell-i-cosity
sive Ck¦iwb›`v, Blas-phe-
16 Agreeable m¤§wZ Agree-able 45 Blasphemy ag©‡K KUvÿ my
17 Agricultural K…wlwelqK Agri-cul- 46 Blossom gyKzj, Kzuwo, dzj B-loss-om
tural 47 Bourgeois ga¨weË †kÖYx Bour-geo-is
18 Alienation n¯ÍvšÍi A-lie-nation wµ‡K‡Uej
19 Alignment ‡kÖYxe×KiY A-lign-ment 48 Bowler wb‡ÿcK Bow-ler
20 Amateur A‡ckv`vi/ Ama-teur 49 Brilliant AwZkq †gavex Bril-li-ant
†mŠwLb 50 Buffalo gwnl Buf-falo
21 Amelioration DbœwZ weavb Ame-lio- 51 Bungalow KzwV evwo Bunga-low
ration 52 Bureaucracy AvgjvZš¿ Bu-rea-u-
22 Annihilate m¤ú~Y©fv‡e aŸsm An-nihi-late cracy
Kiv 53 Caffeine Pv‡qi cvZvq Caf-feine
23 Anniversary el©c~wZ© An-niver- we`¨gvb ˆRe
sary †hŠM
24 Anonymous ‡ebvgx Ano-ny- el©cwÄ
mous 54 Calendar Bw¯¿ (Kvci Bw¯¿ Cal-en-dar
25 Antecedent c~e©eZ©x Ante-cedent Calender Kivi hš¿ Cal-en-der
26 Antediluvian AwZ cÖvPxb Ante-dilu- 55 Camouflage QÙ‡ek aviY Camo-u-
vian flage
56 Catalyst ZvwjKv Cata-lyst
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 57 Catastrophe Pig wech©q Catas-trophe 89 Dimension gvÎv, gvc Di-men-sion
58 Cellular †Kvl wewkô¨ Cell-u-lar 90 Disaster AvKw¯§K `y`©kv Dis-as-ter
59 Certainty wbðqZv Cer-tain-ty 91 Discipline wbqgvbyewZ©Zv Dis-ci-pline
60 Cessation weiwZ, Aemvb Ces-sation 92 Discussion Av‡jvPbv, weZK© Dis-cus-sion
‡gvKv‡ejv Kivi 93 Dissertation ZË¡v‡jvPbv, Dis-ser-ta-
61 Challenge AvnŸvb Chal-lenge weZK© tion
62 Chrysanthemu P›`ªgwjøKv Chrys-an- my‡ii Awgj,
m the-mum 94 Dissonance A‰bK¨ Dis-so-
63 Coffee Kwd Coffee nance
64 Collateral cvkvcvwk, Colla-teral 95 Domicile evm¯’vb Do-mi-cile
mgvšÍivj 96 Dossier `wjj¸”Q; Dos-si-er
65 Colonel D”Pc`¯’ Colo-nel 97 Dyeing is Kivi KvR Dye-ing
†mbvcwZ 98 Elephantiasis ‡Mv`/nvwZi cv Ele-phan-
66 Colossal wekvj Colos-sal tia-sis
ÿgZv cÖ`vb/ 99 Embarrassing weeªZKi Em-bar-
67 Commission `¯‘wi/ Kwgkb Com- ras-sing
mission `vqMÖ¯’Zv, Em-bar-
68 Commitment cÖwZkÖæwZ Com-mit- 100 Embarrassment nZeyw×Zv rass-ment
ment 101 Embedded AwawôZ, ¯’vwcZ Em-bed-ded
69 Committee mwgwZ Com-mit-tee Encyclopaedia wek¦‡Kvl/
70 Communicatio ‡hvMv‡hvM Com-mu-ni- 102 Encyclopedia wek¦Ávb fvÛvi En-cyclo-
n ca-tion pedia
71 Concession Qvo, e„wË Con-ces- 103 Endeavour K‡Vvi cÖ‡Póv En-dea-vour
sion AwZ Drmvnx,
72 Conglomerate GKÎxKiY Cong-lo- 104 Enthusiastic AZz¨rmvnx En-thu-sias-
me-rate tic
73 Connotation msÁv Con-no-ta- 105 Equilibrium fvimvg¨ Ae¯’v Equi-li-bri-
tion um
74 Conscience we‡eK eyw× Con-science 106 Evanescence we¯§„wZ, wejywß Eva-nes-
e¨w³MZ cence
75 Conscientious gvwjKvbvq Mvox Conscientio (BKRvRv‡iBU)
PvjK us 107 Exaggerate AwZiwÄZ Kiv Ex-agger-
76 Councilor/- llor Dc‡`óv Coun-cilor/- ate
llor AwZiÄb,
77 Courteous f`ª, mykxj Court-eous 108 Exaggeration AwZK_b Ex-agge-
cÖ‡qvRbxq/ ration
78 Credential cÖksmvcÎ Cre-den-tial 109 Excessive evowZ Ex-ces-sive
79 Cricketer wµ‡KUvi Cric-keter 110 Explanation e¨vL¨v/‰KwdqZ Ex-pla-
80 Crucial AZ¨šÍ ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Cru-cial nation
81 Deceive cÖZviYv Kiv De-ce-ive 111 Extension m¤úªmviY Extension
82 Descending bvg/ AeZiY Des-cen- d¨vKwmwgwj;
ding 112 Facsimile †jLv, Qwe Kwc Fac-si-mile
83 Desiccate ïé Kiv, ïKv‡bv Des-i-c-cate weåvwšÍKi,
84 Diagnosis ‡ivM wbY©q Diag-no-sis 113 Fallacious åvwšÍg~jK Falla-cious
K‡_vcK_b, wewfbœ cÖKvi
85 Dialogue gZwewbgq Dia-lo-gue 114 Farragoes wgkÖY/ Far-ra-goes
Diaphragm/ cvZjv c`©v Diaphragm/ RMvwLPzwi;
86 midriff (Wvqvd«vg) midriff 115 Fascination ‡gvnbxqZv, Fas-ci-
Diarreha/ D`ivgq, †c‡Ui Diarreha/ gy»Zv nation
87 diarrhoea AmyL diarrhoea 116 Favourable AbyK~j Favour-able
88 Dilemma Dfq m¼U Di-lem-ma 117 Folklore ‡jvKK_v Folk-lore

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 118 Forgetful fz‡j hvIqv Forget-ful 146 Intention AwfcÖvq/ D‡Ïk¨ In-ten-tion
119 Fugitive cvjvZK Fu-gi-tive wRÁvmvev` Kiv,
120 Fulfillment m¤ú~Y©Zv, Ful-fill- 147 Interrogate cÖkœ Kiv In-ter-ro-
c~Y©Zv`vb ment gate
121 Gesture Bkviv, A½fw½ Ges-ture 148 Intolerance AmwnòzZv Intolerance
122 Giraffe wRivd Gi-raffe Dcjwä,
gwngvwš^Z, 149 Intuition ¯^Ztjä Ávb In-tui-tion
123 Glorious †MŠiegq Glo-rious 150 Investigate Z`šÍ Kiv In-vesti-gate
124 Gorgeous RvKRgKc~Y© Gor-geous 151 Irresistible A`g¨, Ir-resis-tible
wki‡”Q` Kivi AcÖwZ‡iva¨
125 Guillotine hš¿we‡kl Guillotine 152 Irresolute AwggvswmZ Ir-resolute
Gynecological (MvBwbK‡jvwRK 153 Itinerary ågYwe`¨v Iti-ne-rary
126 Gynaecological ¨vj) Gyne-co-lo- 154 Jealous wnsmyK Jea-lous
¯¿x‡ivM we`¨v gical 155 Jurisdiction GLwZqvi, Juris-diction
Awa‡ÿÎ
127 Harmonious kÖæwZgai, Har-mon- 156 Juvenile ZiæYmyjf Ju-ve-nile
my‡ijv ious cÖvwZóvwbK
128 Headache gv_ve¨v_v, Head-ache 157 Kindergarten wkÿvi eq‡mi
gv_vaiv Av‡M †h
129 Heinous Pig Amr, Hei-nous wkÿve¨e¯’v
RNb¨ 158 Laborious kÖgmva¨ Labo-ri-ous
130 Hideous KzrwmZ Hide-ous 159 Legislation AvBbcÖYqb Legis-lation
131 Hygiene cwi®‹vi- Hy-giene 160 Leisure Avemi mgq Lei-sure
cwi”QbœZv 161 Lieutenant wb¤œc`¯’ Lie-u-ten-
132 Illegitimate A‰ea, RviR Il-legi-ti- ‡mbvcwZ ant
mate 162 Maintenance iÿYv‡eÿY Main-ten-
133 Imaginary KvíwbK Ima-gi-nary ance
134 Implementation ev¯Íevqb, Im-ple- 163 Malevolent Ag½jKvix Male-volent
m¤úv`b men-tation 164 Malnutrition Acywó Mal-nu-tri-
mn‡R cÖfvweZ Im-pres- tion
135 Impressionable nq Ggb sion-able †KŠkj
Amveavb/ 165 Manoeuvre cwiPvjbv, Man-oeuvre
136 Inadvertent Ag‡bv‡hvMx In-adver- †KŠkj
tent 166 Mattress RvwRg/‡ZvlK Mattress
137 Inaugural D‡Øvabx, In-augu-ral 167 Mausoleum RuvKvj mgvwa Mau-sole-
cÖviw¤¢K um
D‡Øvab Kiv, Medieval/ Me-die-val/
138 Inaugurate Avi¤¢ Kiv In-augu-rate 168 Mediaeval ga¨hyMxq Media-eval
139 Incriminate ‡`vlv‡ivc Kiv In-cri-mi- 169 Melamine ‡gjvgvBb avZe Me-la-mine
nate 170 Melody myi, m½xZ Me-lo-dy
140 Indigenous †`kxq In-di-gen- `„wó AvKl©K, Lye
ous 171 Mesmerizing AvKl©Yxq Mes-meri-
141 Indiscretion nVKvwiZv In-dis- zing
cretion 172 Messenger evZ©vevnK, Mes-sen-ger
142 Inflammation `vn¨Zv In-flam- AMÖ`~Z
mation mn¯ª eQi,
143 Innocuous wbR©xe, wbwe©l In-no-cu- 173 Millennium nvRvi eQi Mil-len-
ous nium
144 Innumerable AmsL¨, Amxg In-numer- 174 Minuscule AwZÿz`ª Mi-nus-cule
able 175 Miscellaneous wewea Mis-cel-la-
145 Inoculate wUKv †`Iqv In-ocu-late ne-ous
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 176 Misspell fzj evbvb Kiv Mis-spell 205 Receive MÖnY Kiv Re-ceive
177 Mongoose bKzj, †ewR Mon-go-ose 206 Recipient cÖvcK, MÖnxZv Re-cipient
178 Mountainous ce©Zgq, cve©Z¨ Moun-tai- 207 Recognition ¯^xK…wZ Re-cog-
nous nition
179 Necessary `iKvwi Ne-ces-sary 208 Recurrence cybive„wË Re-cur-
180 Nonetheless Zv m‡Ë¡I, None-the- rence
Z_vwc, Zey less 209 Relevant cÖvmw½K Re-le-vant
181 Obstacle evav, Obs-ta-cle AZx‡Zi
cÖwZeÜKZv 210 Reminisce Avb‡›`I gyn~Z© Re-mi-nisce
182 Palatable my¯^v`y, iæwPKi Palat-able eY©bv Kiv
wgk‡ii bj- ¯§„wZPviY, Re-mi-nis-
183 Papyrus LvMov we‡kl Papy-rus 211 Reminiscence c~e©¯§„wZ¯§iY cence
184 Parallel mgvšÍivj Paral-lel 212 Renaissance wibvBm¨vÝ- Re-nais-
185 Parliament msm` Par-lia-ment beRb¥v sance
186 Perceive Dcjwä Kiv Per-ceive 213 Renascence wibvBm¨vÝ- Re-nas-
187 Perseverance Aa¨vemvq, ˆah© Per-sever- cybR©vqgvb cence
ance 214 Repercussion cÖwZwµqv Re-per-
iƒcK_vi cussion
188 Phoenix cÿxwe‡kl Pho-enix 215 Repetition cybive„wË Re-pe-tition
189 Physical kvixwiK Physical 216 Reputation mybvg, gh©v`v Re-pu-tation
190 Physique ‰`wnK MVb Phy-si-que 217 Restaurant ‡iu‡¯Íviv Rest-a-u-r-
191 Placard cÖvPxicÎ, Pla-card ant
†cv÷vi 218 Rhetoric- Ajs¼vi R-he-toric
Wvwjg MvQ ev GK ai‡bi Rho-do-den-
192 Pomegranate Zvi dzj Pome-gra- 219 Rhododendron wPinwir ¸j¥ dron
nate 220 Rigorous `~pZv/ K‡VviZv -
gi‡YvËi, g„Zz¨ kÖwgK gvwj‡Ki Sabotage
193 Posthumous cieZ©x Pos-thu- 221 Sabotage weev`
mous 222 Salient cÖavb, gyL¨, Sali-ent
194 Precedence AMÖvwaKvi Pre-ce- jÿYxq
dence 223 Sanctimonious eKavwg©K, Sanc-timo-
we‡kl wMR©vi cÖZviK nious
195 Precinct cwi‡ewóZ cÖv½b Pre-cinct 224 Schizophrenic fMœgb¯‹ Schi-zo-
196 Privilege we‡kl myweav Pri-vilege phre-nic
197 Profession ‡ckv Pro-fe-ssion 225 Separate c„_K Se-par-ate
198 Pronunciation D”PviY Pro-nun- gvSvwi
ciation 226 Sergeant c`gh©v`vi ˆmb¨ Ser-ge-ant
199 Protector iÿK Pro-tec-tor 227 Serviceable Kv‡h©vc‡hvMx Ser-vice-
Psychology g‡bvweÁvb Psy-cho- able
200 Psychological gb&mZvwË¡K logy 228 Soberness AvZ¥wbqš¿Y, Sober-ness
Physiology Psy-cholo- mshg
gical 229 Souvenir ¯§viK, ¯§„wZ wPý Sou-ve-nir
201 Pusillanimous fxiæ Pusil-lani- 230 Sovereignty mve©‡fŠg So-ver-eign-
mous ty
`uv‡Zi †Mvov 231 Spontaneity ¯^Ztù’Z©Zv Spon-tan-
202 Pyorrhea n‡Z cyl-wbt¯ªvve Py-or-rhea eity
203 Questionnaire cÖkœvejx, Question- 232 Squirrel KvVweovjx Squir-rel
cÖkœgvjv nai-re 233 Sterilization RxevYygy³KiY Ste-rili-
b~¨bZg zation
204 Quorum Avewk¨K, Quo-rum f~Mf©¯’, myo½,
MYcywZ© 234 Subterranean cvZvj

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 Sub-ter- 269 Battalion ‰mb¨`j we‡kl Battalion
ranean 270 Belligerent hy×wcÖq, Belligerent
235 Successful mdj, K…ZKvh© Suc-cess-ful gvigy‡Lv
236 Supercilious AeÁvwgwkÖZ Super-cili- 271 Bequeath DBj Øviv `vb Bequeath
ous Kiv
237 Superior ‡kÖô, cÖK…ô, Super-ior 272 Buccaneer Rj`my¨ Buccaneer
DrK…ô 273 Buffoon fuvo, we`~lK, Buffoon
238 Susceptible mg_©, Sus-cep- †RvKvi
Abyf~wZcÖeY tible 274 Cadaverous weeY© Cadaverous
239 Synaesthesia ms‡e`bkxjZv Sy-naes- 275 Career ‡ckv, RxweKv Career
thesia 276 Catalogue ZvwjKv Catalogue
240 Tranquility kvšÍZv Tranquility 277 Characteristic ˆewkó¨ Characteristi
241 Transference n¯ÍvšÍi, e`j Trans-fer- c
ence 278 Cigarette wmMv‡iU Cigarette
242 Tsunami mvgyw`ªK N~wY©S o T-su-na-mi 279 Circumstance Ae¯’v, cwiw¯’wZ Circumstanc
‡jŠwKKZvnxb, Un-cere- e
243 Unceremonious AbvbyôvwbK mo-nious 280 Collaboration mw¤§wjZ cÖ‡Póv Collaboratio
244 Vacancy Lvwj/k~b¨Zv Va-can-cy n
245 Verbose kãeûj Ver-bose 281 Colleague mn Kg©Pvix, Colleague
246 Versatile eûcÖwZfvevb Ver-sa-tile mnKg©x
247 Visionary KíbvcÖeY e¨w³ Vision-ary 282 Commondious myweavRbK, Commondio
248 Voluntary ‡¯^”QvK…Z Volun-tary ¯’vbeûj us
(fjvbUvwi) 283 Competition cÖwZ‡hvwMZv Competition
249 Walkie-talkie wØgyLx †eZvi hš¿ Wal-kie-tal- 284 Conqueror weRqx Conqueror
kie 285 Conscientious we‡eKevb Conscientio
250 Weather AvenvIqv We-at-her us
251 Wiki Leaks DBwK-wjK&m Wi-ki Leaks 286 Contiguous msjMœ Contiguous
252 Wikipedia DBwK-wcwWqv Wiki-pedia (KbwUwMDqvm)
253 Aberrance Zxeª N„Yv Aberrance 287 Conveyance enb Conveyance
254 Achievement AR©b Achievemen 288 Corridor `vjv‡bi wfZi Corridor
t iv¯Ív
255 Acknowledge cÖvw߯^xKvi Kiv Acknowledg 289 Corruption `yb©xwZ, cvc, Corruption
e Aweï×Zv
256 Acquiescence ‡gŠb m¤§wZ Acquiescenc 290 College gnvwe`¨vjq College
e 291 Colossal wekvj K‡jvm Colossal
257 Address wVKvbv Address 292 Commemorate ¯§iY/ ¯§„wZ iÿv Commemor
258 Administer cwiPvjbv/ kvmb Administer Kiv ate
Kiv 293 Commentary e¨vL¨v, Commentar
259 Adulteration †fRvj, Adulteration avivfvl¨, gšÍe¨ y
AcwgkÖY 294 Counterfiet bKj Counterfiet
260 Aeronaut wegvbPvjK Aeronaut 295 Courier ivbvi,evZ©v Courier
261 Apprehend ‡MÖdZvi Kiv Apprehend evnK
262 Apprehension †PZbv, ‡Ui, Apprehensio 296 Curiosity DrmyKZv Curiosity
†MÖdZvi n 297 Curriculum cvV¨µg Curriculum
263 Ascertain wbwðZ Kiv Ascertain 298 Cylinder ‡ejybvKvi e¯‘ Cylinder
264 Authoritative KZ…©Z¡c~Y©, Authoritativ 299 Decathlon `kwU †Ljvi GK Decathlon
wbf©i‡hvM¨ e ce©
265 Bamboo euvk Bamboo 300 Dinosaur WvB‡bvmi Dinosaur
266 Barrack ‡mbvwbevm Barrack 301 Dying gyg~l©y Dying
267 Billionaire gnvabvX¨ e¨w³ Billionaire 302 Dysentery Avgvkq ‡ivM Dysentery
268 Bouquet dz‡ji †Zvov Bouquet
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 303 Entrepreneur msMVK, Entrepreneu 335 Oscillation ¯ú›`b, †`vjb Oscillation
wVKv`vi, r 336 Pediatric wkï wPwKrmv Pediatric
D‡`¨v³v m¤^Üxq
304 Etiquette wkóvPvi Etiquette 337 Personnel †mbvevwnbx, Personnel
305 Exemplary `„óvšÍg~jK Exemplary †Kv¤úvwb ev
306 Fertilizer mvi Fertilizer msMV‡b wbhy³
307 Foreigner we‡`kx Foreigner e¨w³
308 Forfeit ev‡RqvßKiY Forfeit 338 Pharmacopoiea Ilya cÖ¯‘Z Pharmacopo
309 Glossary Awfavb, Glossary cÖYvjx mgÜxq iea
kã‡Kvl eB ev ZvwjKv
310 Governance cwiPvjbv, kvmb Governance 339 Philosopher `vk©wbK Philosopher
311 Grammar e¨vKiY Grammar 340 Pneumonia wbD‡gvwbqv †ivM Pneumonia
312 Grievance `y‡f©vM, hš¿Yv Grievance 341 Recession cÖZ¨veZ©b Recession
313 Guarantee wbðqZv, Guarantee 342 Reconciliation gxgvsmv Reconciliati
RvgvbZ on
314 Gymnasium kixi PP©vi ¯’vb, Gymnasium 343 Reconnaissanc cwi`k©b Reconnaissa
e¨vqvgvMvi e nce
315 Handkerchief iægvj Handkerchie 344 Referedum MY‡fvU Referedum
f 345 Ridiculous nvm¨Ki Ridiculous
316 Heterogeneous wfbœ RvZxq Heterogeneo 346 Satellite DcMÖn Satellite
us 347 Schedule ZvwjKv, m~wP Schedule
317 Hierarchy ¸iæ‡Z¡i µg Hierarchy 348 Shampoo k¨v¤úy Shampoo
ch©vq 349 Subtract we‡qvM Kiv Subtract
318 Humorous ‡KŠZzKc~Y©, Humorous 350 Possession `Lj, gvwjKvbv Possession
†Lqvjx 351 Quarrel SMov Kiv Quarrel
319 Incandescent D¾¡j Incandescen 352 Superstitious Kzms¯‹viv”Qbœ Superstitiou
t s
320 Indispensable AZ¨vek¨K Indispensabl 353 Surveillance ch©‡eÿY, Surveillance
e bRi`vix
321 Jeopardize wecbœ Kiv Jeopardize 354 Theatre bvU¨kvjv Theatre
322 Jewllery, RniZ/AjsKvi Jewllery, 355 Transparency ¯^”QZv Transparenc
Jewelry Jewelry y
323 Kaleidoscope ‡Ljbv Kaleidoscop 356 Triumph weRq Triumph
`~iexbwe‡kl e 357 Umbrella QÎ, QvZv Umbrella
324 License AbyÁvcÎ cÖ`vb License 358 University wek¦we`¨vjq University
Kiv 359 Utterance D”PiY Utterance
325 Machinery hš¿cvwZ Machinery 360 Vacillate BZt¯’Z Kiv Vacillate
326 Massage gvwjk Kiv Massage 361 Varsity wek¦we`¨vjq Varsity
327 Memorandum ¯§viK Memorandu 362 Volunteer ‡¯^”Qv‡meK, Volunteer
m ivRvKvi
328 Millionaire jÿcwZ Millionaire 363 Warrant wWwMÖRvix, Warrant
329 Mischievous ÿwZKi, Mischievous AbygwZcÎ
Ag½jRbK 364 Welcome ¯^vMZg Welcome
330 Missionary ag©cPÖ viK Missionary (Rvbv‡bv)
331 Mushroom gvkiæg Mushroom 365 Whisper wdmwdm Kiv Whisper
332 Jaundice cvÐz‡ivc/ RwÛm Jaundice 366 Whistle euvwk evRv‡bv Whistle
333 Obedience eva¨Zv Obedience 367 Zoology cÖvwYweÁvb, Zoology
334 Occasion KviY, Dcjÿ Occasion cÖvwYwe`¨v

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 Idioms and Phrases
SI Phrase Meaning
(A) Fish out of water In a uneasy situation- A¯^w¯ÍKi Ae¯’vq
01
Take advantage of
02 (A) Fish in a troubled water disturbed situation-
G‡jv‡g‡jv Ae¯’vq my‡hvM †bIqv
03 (Be) At large Free- ¯^vaxb, Aeva, gy³
A very short visit-
04 A flying visit Lye Kg mg‡q ågY
A Forgone conclusion Anticipated result-
05 c~e©vbywgZ dj
06 A great deal a lot, cÖPzi cwigv‡Y
07 A herculean task a very difficult task
08 A Man of letters A scholar- cwÐZ †jvK
Worthless man-
09 A Man of straw Ac`v_© †jvK
10 A round dozen A full dozen
11 ABC Elementary knowledge
Week point-
12 Achilles’ heel `ye©jZv ev ÎæwU
13 All at once Sudden- nVvr
14 All but Nearly, almost- cÖvq
15 As a last resort ‡kl Aej¤^b wn‡m‡e
In the face of all difficulties- kZ evav wecwË m‡Ë¡I
16 At all hazards
In a state of hostility, on the point of fighting, in a state of violent enmity-
17 At daggers drawn LoMn¯Í, †Nvi weev`gvb, Pig kÎæZvc~Y© Ae¯’v
Skilled, comfortable- `ÿ, N‡ii g‡Zv AvivgcÖ`
18 At home
General body of people- me© mvavi‡Yi Kv‡Q
19 At large
In the long run- Ae‡k‡l, cwiYv‡g
20 At last
21 At least At the lowest- AšÍZt
At stake In danger, in jeopardy- wecbœ
22
23 At the outset At the beginning- ïiæ‡Z
A bolt from the blue Something quite unepected- m¤ú~Y© AcÖZ¨vwkZ, webv †g‡N eRªcvZ

24
Above board Beyond doubt- mskqnxb fv‡e/ wb‡`©vl
25
26 All and sundry All people- mevB
Supreme, all powerful- m‡e©me©v
27 All in all
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 Apple of discord Matter of dispute, bone of contention, a subject of quarrel- weev‡`i welq
28
29 Art and part Close relation- AwfmwÜ
30 As it were Like- ‡hb/ As if
At a loss Puzzled- nZeyw×, wKsKZ©e¨weg~p
31
Declining, decreasing- wb¤œgyLx, n«vmgvb
32 At a low ebb
In case of emergency- Riæix Ae¯’vq
33 At a pinch
34 At a standstill wbðj APjve¯’vq
Without berak, with one effort- weiwZnxb fv‡e, GKUvbv
35 At a stretch
In a tight corner- †KvY Vvmv
36 At bay
Puzzeld, perplexed- m¤ú~Y© weåvšÍ, nZeyw×
37 At one’s wit’s end
Scattered, in disorder- wek„•Ljv Ae¯’vq
38 At sixes and sevens
In the beginning- cÖvi‡¤¢, ïiæ‡ZB
39 At the outlet/set
40 Bad blood Ill felling- g‡bvgvwjb¨
Bag and baggage With all belongings, leaving nothing behind- ZwíZívmn
41
42 Bear market g›`v evRvi, bearish
43 Bearish g›`v evRvi/a falling price
Beat about the bush Talk irrelevantly- Kv‡Ri K_vq bv G‡m Av‡R ev‡R K_v ejv
44
Beggar description Cannot be described- eY©bv Kiv hvq bv
45
46 Below the belt Unlawfully- Ab¨vqfv‡e
A leading man, famous political person- ‡bZ…¯’vbxq e¨w³
47 Big gun
A list of dishes at a restaurant- g~j¨mn Lv‡`¨i ZvwjKv
48 Bill of fare
A rough idea- ‡gvUvgywU aviYv
49 Bird’s eye view
Person of similar nature- Kzjv½vi
50 Black sheep
Wish a good trip, ïf hvÎv
51 Bon voyage
Matter of dispute- weev‡`I welq
52 Bone of contention
53 Boot leg ‡PvivPvjvb, smuggle
54 Bosom friend Intimate friend- AšÍi½ eÜz
55 Bottom of my heart cÖvYešÍ, Nwbó m¤ú‡K©i ‡jvK
56 Bring to book Punish- kvw¯Í †`Iqv
Build castels in the air Indulge in idle vision- AvKvk Kzmyg Kíbv Kiv
57
58 Buoyant health sound health
Buring question Matter of strong debate- Zxeª weZ‡K©i welq
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 59
Bury the hatchet stop quarrelling and become friendly- weev` wgwU‡q †djv
60
61 By and large Mostly- cÖavbZ
Irregularly- AwbqwgZfv‡e, gv‡S gv‡S
62 By fits and starts
By fair means of foul- ‡h †Kvb Dcv‡q
63 By hook or by crook
64 By leaps and bounds Very rapidly- AwZ `ªæZMwZ‡Z
65 By no means In no way- ‡Kvb fv‡eB bv
66 In black and white In writing- wjwLZ fv‡e
Comfortable- Avivg`vqK Ae¯’v
67 Bed of roses
68 Bee line Straight away- ‡mvRv c_
Bid fair Have the possibility of prospering- fv‡jv wKQz Avkv Kiv
69
Big bug Important person- ¸iæZ¡c~Y© †jvK
70
Big wig Famous person- L¨vZbvgv e¨w³
71
72 Birds of a feather Person of similar nature- GKiKg ¯^fv‡ei †jvK
Aristocratic birth- AvwfRvZ¨
73 Blue blood
One who always reads book only- MÖš’KxU
74 Book worm
75 Born with a silver spoon Born rich- eo‡jv‡Ki N‡i Rb¥MÖnY Kiv
76 Bring to light Make open- cÖKvk Kiv
77 Brown study Fit of reverie- w`ev ¯^cœ
78 By and by Soon- kxNª
79 By far In all respects- me©vs‡k
In course of talking- cÖm½µ‡g
80 By the by
Call a spade a spade To speak plainly- AwcÖq mZ¨ K_v ejv, ¯úó K_v ejv
81
82 Call in question Doubt- m‡›`n Kiv
83 Call it a day Finish work- KvR eÜ Kiv
Keep/bear in mind remember- ¯§iY Kiv
84 Call to mind
85 Carry the day Win- Rqjvf Kiv
Cat’s sleep Pretension of sleep, fvb dw›`
86
87 Catch a tartar Meet a powerful opponent, mgm¨vq cov
Rained heavily- gylj av‡i
88 Cats and dogs
Become known- cÖKvwkZ nIqv
89 Come to light
90 Crocodile tears Pretended cry- gvqv Kvbœv
Repent falsely- e„_v Aby‡kvPbv Kiv
91 Cry over spilt milk
Cat’s paw Person used a tool by another- A‡b¨I nvwZqvi wnmv‡e e¨eüZ e¨w³

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Unfriendly relation- VvÛv hy× ev ¯œvqy hy×
93 Cold war
94 Crying need Urgent need- Riæix cÖ‡qvRb
95 Cut a sorry figure Make bad results- Lvivc dj Kiv
96 Cut and dry Already decided- c~‡e©B gxgvsmvK…Z
97 (play) ducks and drakes Waste- AcPq Kiv
An unknown and unexpected person- AcwiwPZ e¨w³
98 Dark horse
99 De facto In reality, ev¯ÍeZv
Judicating twice; GKB Aciv‡a `yBevi wePvi;
100 Double jeopardy
101 Dead letter Not in force- ‡h AvBb APj
102 Debut In reality, ev¯ÍeZv
Die while in service- Kg©iZ Ae¯’vq gviv hvIqv
103 Die in harness
104 Dilly Dally Waste time, axi MwZ m¤úbœ
105 Dog days Hot weather
106 Down to earth In reality, ev¯ÍeZv
107 Eat humble pie Apologies- Acgvb nRg K‡i gvc PvIqv
108 Eat one’s word Take back- wdwi‡q †bIqv
109 Elbow-room Sufficient space for work- Kv‡Ri ch©vß RvqMv
110 En route On the way
111 End in smoke Fail- e¨_© nIqv
112 Ever and anon Often- cÖvqB
113 Fall into line Agree, m¤§Z nIqv
Far cry Long distance- A‡bK `~‡ii c_
114
115 Few and far between Rare/ Very few, Lye KgB
116 Fight shy of Avoid- Gwo‡q Pjv
Flare up to gain anger- (ivM) e„w× cvIqv
117
Flesh and blood Human body- i³gvs‡mi kixi
118
Fool’s paradise Illusory happiness- ‡evKvi ¯^M©, KvíwbK myL
119
For ever, permanently- wPiKv‡ji Rb¨
120 For good
Treacherous or unfair act- Am`vPiY
121 Foul play
Live by hard labour- w`b Av‡b w`b Lvq ev eû K‡ó RxebaviY K‡i
122 From hand to mouth
Have no effect- djcÖm~ bv nIqv
123 Fall flat
In good condition- fvj Ae¯’vq
124 Fit as a fiddle
A day of festivity- Drm‡ei w`b
125 (A) Gala day
Be free from- gyw³ cvIqv
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Go all out Try hard; me©kw³ w`‡q †Póv Kiv
128
Go to the dogs Be ruined- imvZ‡j hvIqv, †Mvjøvq hvIqv, D”Q‡b hvIqv
129
130 Green eye Jealousy, Cl©v
131 Green horn Inexperienced- AbwfÁ
132 To get along with to adjust -Zvj wgwj‡q Pjv
To get wind of something hear of something; Avfvm cvIqv
133
134 Hale and hearty my¯^v¯’¨evb
135 Hard and fast Rigid, fixed- aiv evav
136 Harp on the same strings Repeat tediously- weiw³Kifv‡e cybive„wË Kiv
137 Heart and soul Earnestly, completely- g‡bcÖv‡Y
Hold water Bear examination, be effective, logical- ‡av‡c †UKv, Kvh©Kvix nIqv, MÖnY‡hvM¨ e‡j
138 we‡ewPZ nIqv
139 Hall mark Mark of greatness/purity- ‡kÖôZv ev weï×Zvi Qvc
140 Hold good Apply- cÖhy³ nIqv
Defend- cÖwZnZ Kiv, iÿv Kiv
141 Hold the fort
Secret, underhand- ‡Mvcbxq, cÖZviYvc~Y©
142 Hole and corner
143 Host in oneself GKvB GKk
Familiar name
145 Household word mK‡ji cwiwPZ bvg
Bribe money- gyL eÜ ivLvi Rb¨ cÖ`Ë Nyl/ Ny‡li UvKv
146 Hush money
In a difficult position- gykwK‡j cwZZ
147 In a fix
148 In a nutshell Briefly- ms‡ÿ‡c,
In a word
149 In a short ms‡ÿ‡c
Without provocation- VvÛv gv_vq
150 In cold blood
Great difficulties- Mfxi mgm¨vq
151 In deep water
152 In high spirits DwØMœ; AwZ Drmvnx; wPwšÍZ
153 In no time Soon- kxNª
154 In the guise of Pretentiously- cwi‡k‡l
155 In the long run Ultimately- cwi‡k‡l
156 In turn ch©vqµ‡g
157 In vogue In fashion- Pvjy
In full activity- cy‡iv`‡g
158 In full swing
159 In lieu of Instead of- cwie‡Z©
Full details- LuywUbvwU me wKQz
160 Ins and outs
By bad luck- fv‡M¨i wbg©g cwinvm
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 Surrender- AvZ¥mgc©Y Kiv
162 Kiss the dust
Near relative- wbKU AvZ¥xq
163 Kith and kin
Keep calm; kvšÍ _vKv/ kvšÍ ivLv
164 Keep one’s head
165 Jack of all trades All knowing- meRvšÍv
166 Lead story Imprtant newsÑ msev` wk‡ivbvg
167 Lend me your ears g‡bv‡hvM †`Iqv
168 Let the things slide Ignore ÑARvbv ivLv
169 Lingua franca The common language- cÖPwjZ mvaviY fvlv
170 Loads of mistakes Many mistakes
171 Loaves and fishes Personal gainsÑwbR¯^ ¯^v_©
172 Lock and load Get readyÑcÖ¯‘Z nIqv
173 Long face A sad face Ñwegl© †Pnviv
174 Look forward expect with pleasure ÑmvMÖ‡n cÖZ¨vkv Kiv
175 Losing ground Be less acceptable ÑKg MÖnY‡hvM¨ nIqv
176 Letter and spirit m¤ú~Y©iƒ‡c
177 Lion’s share Major part ÑwmsnfvM
178 Lose heart Be disheartened ÑnZvk nIqv
179 Maiden speech First speech ÑcÖ_g e³…Zv
180 Make good Compensate ÑÿwZc~iY Kiv
181 Meet one’s waterloo Finally and crushingly defeated in a contest цKvb cÖwZ‡hvwMZvq m¤ú~Y©fv‡e I
P~ovšÍiƒ‡c civ¯Í nIqv
182 Make headway Make progress ÑDbœwZ Kiv
183 Nip in the bud Destroy in the initial ÑA¼z‡i webó Kiv
184 Numbskull Stupid person Ñwb‡eva© e¨w³
185 Null and void Invalid ÑevwZj
186 Of late Lately Ñm¤úªwZ
187 Off the record Confidential statement
188 One the eve of Just before ÑcÖv°v‡j
189 One the spur of the moment Under the impulse of the moment Ñgyn~‡Z©i D‡ËRbvq
190 Out and about Active Ñmwµq
191 Out and out Thoroughly ÑLyuwUbwU
192 Out of date Out of fashion ÑAcÖPwjZ
193 Off and on Occasionally Ñgv‡S gv‡S
194 Pay lip service wg_¨v m¤§vb cÖ`k©b
195 Post mortem Autopsy Ñgqbv Z`šÍ
196 Pros and cons Details ÑLuywUbvwU
197 Pulling my legs exert hidden influence цMvc‡b cÖfve LvUv‡bv
198 Part and parcel An integral part ÑAwe‡”Q`¨ Ask
199 Pin money ¯^vgxi Øviv ¯¿x‡K cÖ`Ë nvZ LiP
200 Put up with To tolerate Ñmn¨ Kiv
201 Rank and file Common men ÑmvaviY †jvK
202 Red letter day Memorable day ѯ§iYxq w`b
203 Red tape Official formalitiesÑ jvj wdZvi evab ev AvgjvZvwš¿KZv
204 Road block Obstacle ÑcÖwZe×KZv
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 206 Set free LiberateÑgy³ Kiv
207 Silver lining Hope -Avkv
208 Sine die Uncertain period ÑAwbw`©ó Kvj
209 Skim through fvmv fvmv cov
210 Slip of the tongue A slight mistake in speaking Ñejvq mvgvb¨ fzj
211 Slow coach A lazy personÑAjm cÖK…wZi †jvK
212 Smell a rat Suspect something wrong ÑAb¨vq wKQz m¤ú‡K© m‡›`n Kiv
213 Snake in the grass A hidden enemy, an unpleasant person who cannot be trusted ÑAcÖxwZKi e¨w³
hv‡K wek¦vm Kiv hvq bv, †Mvcb kÎæ
214 Soft soap Flattery цZvlv‡gv`
215 Statues quo MaintainÑcwiw¯’wZ †gvKv‡ejv
216 Stone’s throw Within very short distance ÑAwZ wbK‡U
217 Straw vote/poll Unofficial survey/ poll of public opinion ÑRbM‡bi gZvgZ Rvbvi Rb¨ †emiKvix †fvU
ev Rwic
218 Stuff and nonsense Bad -g›`/Lvivc
219 Sum and substance mvigg©
220 Swan song Last work цkl Kg©
221 Slat of the earth Ideal man ÑAv`k© e¨w³
222 Sleeping partner Inactive parten Ñwbw¯Œq Askx`vi
223 Storm in a tea pot/cup †QvU e¨vcv‡i weivU †kvi‡Mvj
224 Take the bull by the horns To challenge the enemy with courage
225 Take one to task Rebuke ÑwZi¯‹vi Kiv
226 Take to heart Cut to the quick Ñgg©vnZ nIqv
227 Throw cold water DiscourageÑwbiƒrmvwnZ Kiv
228 Tom, Dick and Harry Ordinary or a common man
229 To pour oil in trouble water mvšÍbv †`Iqv
330 To read between the lines Extract hidden meaning, to read carefully, to find out any hidden meaning,
read critically, to grasp the hidden meaning ÑAšÍwb©wnZ A_© †evSv, Zvrch© †evSv
331 Turn over a new leaf Begin a new phase of life ÑbZz‡bi m~Pbv
332 To do away with To get rid of Ñgy³ nIqv
333 Three R’s Elementary education ÑcÖv_wgK wkÿv
334 Through and through Out and out Ñm¤ú~Y©fv‡e
335 Tittle-tattle Gossip цLvkMí Kiv
336 To and fro Hither and thither Ñ Gw`KÑIw`K
337 Vice versa The terms being exchanged ÑwecixZ kZ© †`Iqv
338 Viva voce Orally цgŠwLK cixÿv
339 Up and doing Active ÑD‡`¨vMx
340 Up and downs Rise and fall ÑDÌvbcZb
341 Watch out Be cautious ÑmZK© nIqv
342 Weal and woe Joy and sorrowÑ myLÑ`ytL
343 Weed out To get rid of Ñgy³ nIqv
344 White collar job Job without manual labour
345 White elephant A costly unprofitable undertaking ÑAZ¨šÍ e¨qmv‡cÿ gvwjKvbv
346 Widow’s mite Small contribution of a poor man ÑMwi‡ei ÿz`ª `vb
347 Wild goose chase Useless pursuit ÑcÛkÖg
348 With flying colors Win ÑweRq nIqv
349 Within a single generation A short time
350 Worth his salt A highly paid worker ÑD”P cvwikÖwgK cÖvß Kg©x
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 English Memorizing Part

Preposition, Synonym& Antonym, Spelling, Idiom &

Phrase, Translation, Group Verb, One Word
Substitution, Proverb, Analogy

Md.Amirul Islam (Amir)

B.A (Honors), M.A (1st Class)
University Of Dhaka
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