English Vocabulary for 17th November : Here is the complete list.

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English Vocabulary for 17th November :

Teetotaller (n): one pledged to entire abstinence from intoxicating drinks
Telegram (n) : a message sent by telegraph or by wire
Telescope (n) : an optical instrument enabling us to have a clearer and nearer view of distant objects
Tell (v) : say, narrate, inform, number, order, all told
Teller (n): one who counts (votes etc.)
Telling (adj.) : striking, effective
Telltale (n) : given to reveal secrets, blabbing
Telltale (n) : a tale bearer
Temerity (n) : boldness, rashness
Temper (n) : disposition, mood
Temper (v) : soften, harden
Temperament (n): disposition
Temperance (n) : moderation, quality of being moderate in using liquor, total abstinence
Temperate (adj.) : moderate
Temperature (n): degree of hotness
Tempest (n) : a violent storm, a hurricane
Temple (n) : a place of worship, the flat portion on either side of the head above cheek bone
Tempo (n) : quickness of movement
Temporal (adj.) : pertaining to this life only, earthly, worldly, secular
Temporary (adj.) : meant of lasting for a short time only
Tempt (v) : entice, incite, induce, inspire with longing
Temptation (n) : enticement to evil, allurement, bait, bribe
Ten (adj.) : twice five
Ten (n) : twice five
Tenable (adj.) : capable of being held or maintained or defended
Tenacious (adj.) : holding fast, tough, adhesive
Tenancy (n) : occupancy, holding possession as a tenant, period of occupying as tenant
Tenant (n) : one who holds possession of a land or house for rent, an occupant
Tend (v): attend to, take care of, nurse, contribute, be in clinched towards
Tendency (n) : natural disposition to move or act in some direction, inclination
Tender (adj.) : soft, delicate, young , loving, an offer to do something
Tender (v) : offer
Tendon (n) : fibrous cord fastening muscle to bone
Tendril (n) : the thread-like spiral shoot or a climber fastening it to the support
Tenement (n) : a place to live in, dwelling, habitation
Tenet (n) : opinion, principle, doctrine
Tennis court (n) : a place for playing
Tenor (n): general purport, substance, prevailing, course

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