kaplan gre 400 words with bangla meaning

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1) Abdicate to give up a position, right, or power- 2) Abjure to reject, abandon formally- 3) Ablution act of cleansing- - 4) Abnegate to deny, renounce- ab-negate you are negating ab from your life.its indeed a sacrifice 5) Abrogate to abolish or invalidate by authority- 6) Abstemious consuming moderately- 7) Abstruse difficult to comprehend- 8) Abut to touch, to be in contact with- , 9) Acerbic bitter, sharp in taste or temper 10) Acme highest point, summit- 11) Acquiesce to agree or comply in silence Ac= ek Quiet= shanto, aksathe shanto hoi 12) Adroit skillful, accomplished, highly competent-

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13) Adumbrate to sketch, outline in a shadowy way-- , Mnemonic: A dumb brat can't give the details - just a sketchy outline. 14) Aerie nook or nest built high in the air- 15) Altruism unselfish concern for others' welfare- 16) Ambulatory itinerant; walking around- 17) Amortize to diminish by installment payments-: 18) Ancillary accessory, subordinate; helping-- 19) Antediluvian prehistoric, ancient beyond measure; coming before the biblical flood- 20) Anthropomorphic attributing human qualities to nonhumans; having human qualities- 21) Aplomb poise, confidence- 22) Apostate one who renounces a religious faith- 23) Apothegm a short, instructive saying 24) Apotheosis deification; glorified ideal- 25) Arboreal relating to trees; living in trees- 26) Assiduous diligent, persistent, hardworking- 27) Bacchanalian drunkenly festive- 28) Balk to refuse, shirk; prevent- 29) Beatific saintly, angelic- 30) Behemoth huge creature- 31) Belie to misrepresent; expose as false 32) Benison blessing- 33) Bifurcate divide into two parts- 34) Bilious easily irritated, relating to bile- 35) Bonhomie good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer- 36) Bulwark defense wall; anything serving as defense- 37) Cajole to flatter, coax, persuade- 38) Calamitous disastrous, catastrophic-- 39) Calumny false and malicious accusation, misrepresentation,slander- 40) Canard a lie- 41) Carom to strike and rebound-- ; 42) Cavalcade a procession- 43) Chagrin shame, embarrassment, humiliation- , , 44) Charlatan quack, fake--


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45) Chattel piece of personal property- 46) Chimerical fanciful, imaginary, visionary; impossible- 47) Choleric easily angered, short-tempered- Mnemonic:cholera is a disease . When you are sick you get irritated and bad-tempered, you are choleric. So choleric 48) Churlish rude- 49) Cistern tank for rainwater- 50) Coalesce to grow together; cause to unite as one - 51) Coffer strongbox, large chest for money- 52) Cognomen family name; any name, especially a nickname- 53) Comeliness physical grace and beauty - 54) Commodious roomy, spacious- , , , , 55) Compunctious feeling guilty or having misgivings (Adj.) 56) Conciliatory overcoming distrust or hostility , , 57) Conflagration big, destructive fire 58) Congenial similar in tastes and habits , , , , , 59) Consanguineous of the same origin; related by blood 60) Contentious quarrelsome, disagreeable, belligerent 61) Contumacious rebellious , , , , Mnemonics: (In Hindi language) Break the word as CON - TU - MA - CI- OUS n tat can be read as Kaun Tu Ma Ki one who says this is disobedient 62) Corpulence obesity, fatness, bulkiness 63) Corrugate to mold in a shape with parallel grooves and ridges , 64) Cosset to pamper, treat with great care 65) Coterie small group of persons with a similar purpose 66) Coven group of witches 67) Curmudgeon cranky person , , ; Mnemonic: Cur-mud-geon Car mud main gone... to driver went bad tempered... i.e. curmudgeon.. 68) Declivity downward slope 69) Deleterious harmful, destructive, detrimental 70) Deluge flood 71) Demagogue leader or rabble-rouser who usually uses appeals to emotion or prejudice


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72) Denigrate to slur or blacken someone's reputation , 73) Descry to discover or reveal: Mnemonic: If 10(DES) people will CRY every body will notice them!! 74) Diaphanous allowing light to show through; delicate 75) Dictum authoritative statement; popular saying , , 76) Didactic excessively instructive , 77) Diluvial relating to a flood 78) Diminutive small 79) Discomfit to cause perplexity and embarrassment , 80) Distaff the female branch of a family 81) Dither to move or act confusedly or without clear purpose , , , , . Mnemonic: either this or that (to be undecisive) 82) Diurnal daily Mnemonic: u have to visit the urinal everyday!! 83) Doctrinaire rigidly devoted to theories 84) Dolor sadness 85) Doughty courageous 86) Droll amusing in a wry, subtle way 87) Dyspeptic suffering from indigestion; gloomy and irritable 88) Ebullient exhilarated, full of enthusiasm and high spirits 89) Effluvia outpouring of gases or vapors 90) Effulgent brilliantly shining Mnemonic: break it up as ef+full+gent and relate gent to gentle man so a full gentleman is brilliant person 91) Egregious conspicuously bad, kharap 92) Emend , , 93) Emollient having soothing qualities, esp. for skin 94) Encomium warm praise MN: INCOME - People of high INCOME are formally praised for their large donations. 95) Endemic belonging to a particular area, inherent , Mnemonic: simple think of epidemic as an epidemic desease that spreads a vast area and endemic disease as a disease that spreads only a confined area 96) Ennui boredom, lack of interest and energy 97) Epicure person with refined taste in food and wine - Mnemonic: EPIC-CURRY...one who can write an EPIC on CURRY has to be a CONNOISSEUR OF FOOD.. 98) Epitome representative of an entire group; summary


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99) Ersatz fake Mnemonic: sat is an inferior substitute for gre for ER engineer ppl 100) Eschew to abstain from, avoid 101) Evince to show clearly, display, signify 102) Exorcise to expel evil spirits (V), (V), (V) 103) Expatiate to wander; to discuss or describe at length Mnemonic: get a word PATI.. means husband.. a lady talks in length about her husband when she is newly married.. 104) Expiate to atone for, make amends for Mnemonic: Rhymes as Ex Pirate. An ex-pirate always tries to expiate his guilt.Ex pirate becomes pious. 105) Expunge to erase, eliminate completely 106) Expurgate to censor; Mnemonic: Expurgate - divide this word into (expel+ur+gate), you always expel the waste from your gate to make your home 'clean' and 'purified'. 107) Extemporaneous unrehearsed, on the spur of the moment, with little or no preparation or forethought. Mnemonic:TEMPORARILY done in haste and so not planned. 108) Extol to praise Mnemonic: Extol = Ex + Tol. My EX-Girlfriend always praised the 'Tall' guys highly in front of me. And so our relationship ended! 109) Extrapolate to estimate 110) Facetious witty in an inappropriate way , - , , , Mnemonic: someone who makes funny faces Facetious>>>Face is not Serious 111) Fatuous stupid; smugly foolish; unconsciously foolish 112) Fealty intense loyalty Mnemonic: sounds like fidelity....fidelity means loyalty.... 113) Fecund fertile, fruitful, productive 114) Fetid foul-smelling, putrid 115) Fey doomed , , , 116) Filch to steal 117) Filial appropriate for a child , - 118) Flaccid limp, flabby, weak , , - , - Mnemonic: FLACCID == If you put Plastic in ACID it becomes weak, and loses firmness 119) Foliate to grow, sprout leaves , 120) Forswear to repudiate, renounce, disclaim, reject , ,


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121) Fracas noisy dispute , , , 122) Fractious unruly, rebellious , , , Mnemonic: those who get their limbs get fractured...gets annoyed or bad tempered by taking bed rest for long 123) Frenetic wildly frantic, frenzied, hectic 124) Fulminate to explode with anger 125) Fulsome excessive, overdone, sickeningly abundant 126) Furtive secret, stealthy 127) Gainsay to deny Mnemonic: she has (Gain)ed weight but is not (say)ing it which means, she is denying the fact. 128) Gambol to dance or skip around playfully (N), - (N), (V), (V), - (V) Mnemonic: gambol : game-ball, in a football game you have to skip the ball playfully because if you don't do it the opposite player will tackle you quickly. 129) Gauche crude, socially awkward - , , , , , 130) Germinate to begin to grow (as in a seed or idea) , , , mnemonic: opposite of terminate is germinate 131) Gibe to make heckling, taunting remarks 132) Glib fluent in an insincere manner; offhand, casual , , , 133) Gnostic having to do with knowledge (N), (Adj.), (Adj.) 134) Grandiloquence pompous talk, fancy but meaningless language 135) Gratuitous free, voluntary; unnecessary and unjustified mnemonic: GRE tution is not necessary.It's about common sense :P 136) Gustatory relating to sense of taste Mnemonic: disgusting means tasteless. 137) Hackneyed worn out by over-use (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj. 138) Harangue a pompous speech (N), (V), (V) 139) Hegemony leadership, domination, usually by a country 140) Heretical opposed to an established religious orthodoxy 141) Hermetic tightly sealed 142) Hoary very old; whitish or gray from age Mnemonic: since old, obviously old with white hair; white with age 143) Husband to farm; manage carefully and thriftily


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144) Idiosyncrasy peculiarity of temperament, eccentricity , , , , Mnemonic: Idiot in sync with the crazy ppl are idiosyncratic. 145) Ignominious disgraceful and dishonorable , , , , 146) Ilk type or kind 147) Illusory unreal, deceptive 148) Imbue to infuse; dye; wet, moisten 149) Impecunious poor, having no money 150) Imperious arrogantly self-assured, domineering, overbearing , , , , , Mnemonic: imperial(emperor) imperial army wil be alway have "ghamand" so they aare arrogant,overpower 151) Impolitic unwise 152) Impromptu spontaneous, without rehearsal 153) Impugn to call into question, attack verbally (V), (V), (V), (V) Mnemonic: im + PUGN ~ pugn looks like pungaa(hindi); NOW think of a person who is habitual of taking PUNGAA, he will always CONTRADICT people, and will always CHALLENGE others (impugn others). 154) Incarnate having bodily form Mnemonic: Incarnate=In+Carna(l)te thus in carnal or in flesh as carnal=flesh.... so something in flesh or given bodily form, or personified 155) Incendiary combustible, flammable, burning easily 156) Inculcate to teach; impress in the mind , , , , Mnemonic: IN + CULCATE (calculate). IN school, teachers inculcate (teach) the students how to calculate. 157) Inculpate to blame; charge with a crime , , , , Mnemonic: sounds like In+culprit....there is a culprit in him...you are accusing or blaming 158) Indefatigable never tired , , , , 159) Indigent very poor , , , 160) Indolent habitually lazy, idle 161) Indubitable unquestionable , , , Mnemonic: in doubtable 162) Inert unable to move, tending to inactivity 163) Infallible incapable of making a mistake , - , , , ,


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164) Ingenious original, clever, inventive 165) Ingratiate to bring oneself purposely into another's good graces , Mnemonic: ingratiate, take the word as intake of gratitude....so you do something to gain gratitude of others 166) Ingress entrance , , , mnemonic: IN+DRESS....when you are in proper dress, you have got the right to enter i.e ingress....but if you are naked, no one will allow you to enter. 167) Innuendo indirect and subtle criticism, insinuation 168) Insidious sly, treacherous, devious (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) Mnemonic:insidious= inside+ hideous. think of something terrible, like a disease, hiding inside of the body. 169) Insuperable insurmountable, unconquerable Mnemonic: the root SUPER reminds us of superman, who is unbeatable 170) Interdict to forbid, prohibit 171) Interlocutor someone taking part in a dialogue 172) Interloper trespasser; meddler in others' affairs 173) Internecine deadly to both sides mnemonic: internecine = intern (new in college) + cine(vaccine)= Any new in college so vaccination programe for destruction of harmful organism 174) Interpolate to insert; change by adding new words or material Mnemonic: EXTRAPOLATE means to draw out. INTERPOLATE means to insert in. 175) Interstice a space between things 176) Intimation clue, suggestion , , , , , 177) Intrepid fearless 178) Intrinsic inherent, internal , , , , 179) Inure to harden; accustom; become used to 180) Inveterate confirmed, long-standing, deeply rooted , , mnemonic: World war II veterans. veter is a root which means for a long time 181) Invidious likely to provoke ill will, offensive Mnemonic: invi seems like "envy" check the meaning of envy and you will understand the mnemonic 182) Itinerant wandering from place to place, unsettled 183) Jibe to shift suddenly from one side to the other (N), (V)


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184) Jingoism belligerent support of one's country , , Mnemonic: in(that alladin one) had extreme and uncontrolled loyalty towards his master... 185) Jocular jovial, playful, humorous 186) Juggernaut huge force destroying everything in its path 187) Jurisprudence philosophy of law 188) Kismet fate 189) Knell sound of a funeral bell; omen of death or failure (N), (V), (V), (V) 190) Lachrymose tearful; Mnemonic: lachrymose-lac+chry(cry)+mose(most),so when you cry most you produce 'tears' 191) Lambaste disapprove angrily , , , Mnemonic: Lambaste will remind u of BLAST!!! 192) Lapidary relating to precious stones , Mnemonic: LIPI is a style of writing...a person who writes or engraves on stones is LAPIDARY 193) Largess generosity; gift 194) Lassitude lethargy, sluggishness 195) Legerdemain trickery 196) Levity humor, frivolity, gaiety , , Mnemonic: lev(leave)+it+y(.yaar)..you casually leave things without any seriousness 197) Lexicon dictionary, list of words 198) Libidinous lustful , , 199) Licentious immoral; unrestrained by society , , 200) Limpid clear and simple in style , , 201) Liniment medicinal liquid used externally to ease pain Mnemonic: a LINIMENT is = Aline(align)+Ment (alignment of muscles ) 202) Lionize to treat as a celebrity Mnemonic: Lion is assigned a great social importance in animal kingdom 203) Lissome easily flexed, limber, agile Mnemonic: (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 204) Lugubrious sorrowful, mournful 205) Macabre gruesome, producing horror BD: voyonkor 206) Machination plot or scheme (noun) a crafty and involved plot to achieve your (usually sinister) ends Mnemonic: "Machination" =


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'Machine'(machine gun)+ Nation = those who use machine gun against the people of nation have "evil schemes or plots" in their mind 207) Malapropism humorous misuse of a word Mnemonic: mal (negative) + prop (proper usage) .. improper usage of words 208) Malevolent ill-willed; causing evil or harm to others Mnemonic: malevolent = male +violent Violent males can cause more harm to society than females// opposite of benevolent. 209) Manifold diverse, varied; comprised of many parts 210) Martinet strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules 211) Maudlin overly sentimental, adj) effusively or insincerely emotional , , , Mnemonic: mauldin maula mere maula mere.. rmbr dis song...its tooo sentimental 212) Mawkish sickeningly sentimental Mnemonic: Maa" ka "kiss" hamesha sentimental aur emotional hota hai! 213) Megalomania mental state with delusions of wealth and power Mnemonic: MEGA+ MANIA 214) Mendacious dishonest 215) Mendicant beggar 216) Mercurial quick, shrewd, and unpredictable (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) Mnemonic:mercury level in the blood pressure testing device fickles a lot when measuring b.p. 217) Meritorious deserving reward or praise 218) Minatory menacing, threatening 219) Mnemonic relating to memory; designed to assist memory 220) Molt to shed hair, skin, or an outer layer periodically Mnemonic: m + old ~ as you get old, your hair shed 221) Mordacious caustic, biting, (adj) biting or given to biting 222) Mote small particle, speck , , , , , Mnemonic: replace e with a and read from back its atom 223) Multifarious diverse 224) Munificent generous 225) Nadir lowest point 226) Nascent starting to develop, coming into existence 227) Nebulous vague, cloudy 228) Necromancy black magic Mnemonic: NECRO ~ negro (black) + Mancy ~ MAGIC; black magic 229) Nefarious , , , , , mnemonic: this sounds like ne(nephew)+farious(furious)..so your nephew is very furious or cruel or violent


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230) Neologism new word or expression 231) Neophyte novice, beginner 232) Nihilism belief that existence and all traditional values are meaningless 233) Noisome stinking, putrid 234) Noxious harmful, unwholesome 235) Numismatics (noun) the collection and study of money (and coins in particular) Mnemonic: 236) Obfuscate to confuse, obscure 237) Obstreperous (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), - (Adj.), (Adj.) Mnemonic: the word can be broken into ob+STREET+PERU..streets in peru are very noisy because of traffic. 238) Omnipotent having unlimited power 239) Omniscient having infinite knowledge 240) Oscillate to move back and forth 241) Ouster expulsion, ejection// the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out 242) Paean a song of praise or thanksgiving 243) Palliate to make less serious, ease (V), (V), (V), (V), (V); Mnemonic:it can be like pale(faint coz of disease)+ate so eating the pain.i.e. reducing it. 244) Panacea cure-all 245) Panegyric elaborate praise; formal hymn of praise (Adj.), (Adj.), (N), (N), (N), (N) Mnemonic: 246) Panoply impressive array Mnemonic: on the MONOPOLY board game there is wie display of imressive array of colors and vibrancy!! 247) Parley discussion, usually between enemies Mnemonic: parley sounds like parliament... where CONFERENCE is held between opponents ... 248) Parochial (adj) narrowly restricted in outlook or scope Mnemonic: link this with paro....(of devdas)...whose parents were narrow in their outlook for devdas family , so they married her to someone else. 249) Parsimony (N), (N), (N), (N), (N) Mnemonic: parsi-purse,,,mony-money....one who will not take money from his purse - a greedy person.... 250) Pastiche piece of literature or music imitating other works Mnemonic: PASTi+CHE......pasti...PASTE...........we do copy PASTE......while copying we imitate the style of others and paste it where we want 251) Paucity scarcity, lack


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252) Peccadillo minor sin or offense 253) Peculation theft of money or goods Mnemonic: PECU(pene ka) ADDICTION...so you will peculate 254) Penchant inclination , , 255) Penultimate next to last, (noun) the next to last syllable in a word (Adj.), (Adj.); 256) Penumbra partial shadow Mnemonic: pen under an umbrella will be invisble unders umbrella's shadow 257) Perambulate walk about , 258) Periphrastic using circumlocution Mnemonic: Peri- Phrase (round about phrase) not straight approach 259) Pernicious very harmful 260) Perspicacious shrewd, astute, keen-witted ; 261) Pertinacious persistent, stubborn Mnemonic: pertinacious = pre(before) + teenage : The age before teenage is where a person shows a childish behaviour and is very stubborn in a negative sense. 262) Phalanx massed group of soldiers, people, or things 263) Philistine narrow-minded person, someone lacking appreciation for art or culture Mnemonic: break it into PHIL(feel)+TINE(tiny)...those who feel over tiny things are NARROW MINDED. 264) Plait to braid , plait hair 265) Plangent resounding; plaintive,(adj) loud and resounding mnemonic: when PLANing GENTs make a lot of noise 266) Plaudit applause 267) Pneumatic relating to air; worked by compressed air 268) Polemic controversy, argument; verbal attack , , mnemonic: pole(poll)+mic..so during polls politicians often attack others opinions. 269) Polyglot speaker of many languages , mnemonic: poly(many)+glot(glottis=speech organ)= many speech organ = able to speak many language 270) Posit to put in position; to suggest an idea , mnemonic: Posit is short of positive, so we assume (posit) that something is true without being completely positive 271) Precept principle; law 272) Precursor forerunner, predecessor 273) Predilection preference, liking mnemonic: You come to a split in the road and must choose --->PREFERRED DIRECTION 274) Prescient having foresight


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275) Privation lack of usual necessities or comforts , Mnemonic: deprivation 276) Probity honesty, high-mindedness 277) Progenitor originator, forefather, ancestor in a direct line 278) Prognosticate to predict , Mnemonic: PROgKNOWsticate. a PRO KNOWS enough to make a prediction 279) Prolific productive, fertile 280) Prolix tedious; wordy , Mnemonic: prolix=prolonged +lexico graphy 281) Promulgate to make known publicly , Mnemonic: Prom (promote)+ul+gate. So promoting something out of the gate, i.e. to make known by opening the gate (or opening declaration) to everyone out there 282) Propinquity nearness , Mnemonic: Propinquity has PIN in it. If you pin two things together they are close together 283) Propitious favorable, advantageous Mnemonic: sounds like profitious.. hence its profitable and thus favorable 284) Proselytize to induce someone to convert to a particular belief or religion 285) Prostrate lying face downward, lying flat on the ground , mnemonic: pro+strate...lay straight on the ground If prostrate glands are removed, male will be enervated. just to remember 286) Protagonist main character in a play or story, hero 287) Provident prudent, frugal (Adj.), (Adj.) mnemonic: to remember this, think about 'LIC PROVIDENT FUND POLICY'which is kept for future use. 288) Provincial rustic, unsophisticated, limited in scope 289) Prurient lustful, exhibiting lewd desires , - Mnemonic: Prurient--Pure??I am not (ent). pure-eh??-nt 290) Puerile childish, immature, silly , , Mnemonic: PUERILE=PURE+CHILD. A child is always pure so puerile means childish. 291) Pulchritude beauty 292) Pundit an authority or critic 293) Pusillanimous cowardly , , 294) Querulous inclined to complain, irritable 295) Quotidian occurring daily; commonplace Mnemonic: Qoutidian=Quoted every day 296) Raconteur a witty, skillful storyteller 297) Raillery lighthearted jesting


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298) Rancor bitter hatred , Mnemonic: RANCOR : RANKER ! Most of the students always hate the top RANKER of the class, as they always defeat them in the exams! 299) Rapacious greedy; predatory , , , , Mnemonic:Rapacious' means who likes to 'Rape' that means very greedy on woman body! & also take forcefully 300) Rapprochement reestablishing a cordial relationship Mnemonic: read it as re+approachment. "re" means again.Fighting ppl approach again to reconcile- 301) Raze to tear down, demolish , , , Mnemonic: Raze means to destroy completely. So the word raze sounds similar to erase.raze=erase...which means to remove or clean completely. 302) Recalcitrant resisting authority or control 303) Recidivism tendency to repeat previous behavior Mnemonic: =re (back to) + CID (crime investigation department) = back to crime. 304) Recondite relating to obscure learning; known to only a few , , , Mnemonic: read recondite as "re conduct". The professor re coducted(repeated) the topic as the students could not understand properly. 305) Recreant disloyal; cowardly 306) Redress relief from wrong or injury 307) Rejoinder response, (noun) a quick reply to a question or remark (especially a witty or critical one) Mnemonic: re + join + der (there) = re joining in d same place again.. = coming back. 308) Renege to go back on one's word , , 309) Renitent resisting pressure, obstinate 310) Repast meal Mnemonic: re PASTa...suppose u had pasta in ur MEAL..!! 311) Reprobate morally unprincipled person , Mnemonic: reprobate is a person who has no probity. 312) Requite to return or repay , , 313) Respite interval of relief , , , .. 314) Restive impatient, uneasy, restless (Adj.), (Adj.) Mnemonic: Restive is actually restless. Like factitious is actually factless :) 315) Retinue group of attendants with an important person


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316) Revelry boisterous festivity (N), (N), (V) 317) Ribald humorous in a vulgar way , , 318) Riposte a retort, (noun) a quick reply to a question or remark (especially a witty or critical one) Mnemonic: RIPOSTE = REPLY + POST. When someone POSTS a message on your facebook wall, you REPLY with a RIPOSTE. 319) Rococo very highly ornamented 320) Rotund round in shape; fat (Adj.) 321) Ruminate to contemplate, reflect upon , , Mnemonic: 322) Sacrosanct extremely sacred; beyond criticism (Adj.) SACRO(pure) n SANCT(Pure) are the root words of pure which results da etymology of many imp words... sacrosanct is pure+pure => very pure , inviolable 323) Sagacious shrewd, wise - , Mnemonic: sage-a-cious a sage is wise and learned 324) Salacious lustful (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) Mnemonic: salacious involves SALA(abusive word for a characterless jeja) who is salacious for his SALI. 325) Salubrious healthful 326) Sanguine ruddy; cheerfully optimistic 327) Sapient wise 328) Scabbard sheath for sword or dagger , 329) Scintilla very small amount 330) Scintillate to sparkle, flash 331) Scurrilous vulgar, low, indecent 332) Sedition behavior promoting rebellion , Mnemonic: Sedition Petition .. Petition is filed in the court to resist the govt's order to relocate the temple .. 333) Senescent aging, growing old Mnemonic: His "senses went" as he grew older. 334) Sentient aware, conscious, able to perceive Mnemonic: Sentimental people are sentinent. 335) Sepulchral typical of a place of burial (Adj.), (Adj.), - (Adj.) 336) Seraphic angelic, pure, sublime, of or relating to an angel of the first order, 337) Shirk to avoid a task due to laziness or fear, (V)


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338) Simper to smirk, smile foolishly 339) Sinecure well-paying job or office that requires little or no work (N) 340) Sinuous winding; intricate, complex (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 341) Slake to quench or moderate; (V), (V), (V), (V) 342) Slovenly untidy, messy Mnemonic: people of SLOVENIA(a country in europe) are known to be very untidy and careless people. 343) Sojourn visit, stay (N), (V) 344) Solecism grammatical mistake 345) Solipsism belief that the self is the only reality (N) Mnemonic: read it as "Sole + Prism" when u see urself through a prism, u see ur own diff forms and tend to believe that its only u that exists. 346) Somnambulist sleepwalker (N) etymologically somna-'sleep'(like Insomnia) and amble-'walk'. 347) Sonorous producing a full, rich sound 348) Sophist person good at arguing deviously Mnemonic: sophist sounds like sophisticated....teachers are highly sophisticated ..especially philosophy teacher 349) Sportive frolicsome, playful 350) Squalid filthy; morally repulsive 351) Staid self-restrained, strait-laced (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 352) Stentorian extremely loud, (adj) used of the voice Mnemonic: sTEN + TORIAN {TONIAN} take it as tone ! so having ten tones which is like very loud 353) Striate striped, grooved (Adj.) 354) Stringent imposing severe, rigorous standards, demanding strict attention to rules and procedures Mnemonic: STRINGENT STRIct + GENTleman 355) Stymie to block or thwart 356) Subterfuge trick or tactic used to avoid something (N) Mnemonic: Shob tar fuse - ami je current er tar gula kinsi tar shob tai fuse -> cheat, false 357) Sully to soil, stain, tarnish; taint (V), (V) 358) Supercilious arrogant, haughty, overbearing, condescending 359) Surly rude and bad-tempered, inclined to anger or bad feelings with overtones of menace


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360) Surreptitious characterized by secrecy (Adj.), (Adj.) 361) Sybarite person devoted to pleasure and luxury, a person addicted to luxury and pleasures of the senses 362) Sycophant self-serving flatterer, yes-man 363) Syncopation temporary irregularity in musical rhythm, (noun) music (especially dance music) that has a syncopated rhythm 364) Tableau vivid description, striking incident or scene, (noun) any dramatic scene 365) Talisman something producing a magical effect (N), (N), (N), (N) 366) Tantamount equivalent in value or significance; amounting to (Adj.), (Adj.) 367) Temerity recklessness 368) Temporal relating to time; chronological 369) Tenable defensible, reasonable (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 370) Tenet belief, doctrine 371) Tenuous weak, insubstantial (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 372) Threnody a sad poem or song Mnemonic: three nody...only three people were nodding hence the song must be lamentation song 373) Trammel to impede or hamper (N), (N), (V), (V) Mnemonic: TRAP+Mammal... 374) Trenchant acute, sharp, incisive; forceful, effective (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 375) Trite shallow, superficial (Adj.), (Adj.), (Adj.) 376) Truculent savage and cruel; fierce; ready to fight 377) Turgid swollen, bloated (Adj.), (Adj.) 378) Turpitude inherent vileness, foulness, depravity (N) 379) Tyro beginner, novice 380) Umbrage offense, resentment Mnemonic: notice the last 4 letters...RAGE.And then umbrella =shade, rage=anger and resentment. 381) Unctuous greasy, oily; smug and falsely earnest, unpleasantly and excessively suave or ingratiating in manner or speech 382) Unfettered free, unrestrained Mnemonic: U feel better(fetter) when u r not bound 383) Unsullied clean, spotlessly clean and fresh


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