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How to Improve Your Vocabulary?
English Vocabulary Index
How to Improve Your Vocabulary? on 15th April :
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Fall (v) : fail, die, descend, drop
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Fall (n) : a rush of water, slope, autumn, a dropping down, decline
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Fallible (adj.) : imperfect, liable to make mistakes
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Fallow (adj.) : untilled, yellowish unproductive
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False (adj.) : not real, artificial, incorrect
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Falsehood (n) : lie, dishonesty, untruth
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Falsify (v) : deceive, misinterpret, to prove to be wrong
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Falter (v) : totter, stammer, hesitate to be unsteady
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Fame (n) : renown, reputation
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Familiar (adj.) : known, common, intimate
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Familiarity (n) : close contact, intimacy
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Familiarize (v) : accustom, make well known
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Family (n) : all those living in one house
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Famine (n) : insufficiency, starvation
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Famish (v) : to suffer great hunger or thirst, starve to death
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Famous (adj.) : reputed, wee-known
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Fan (v) : an instrument for making a rush of air
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Fanatic (adj.) : extravagant, over zealous
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Fanfare (n) : loud blowing of trumpets
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Fang (n) : canine tooth of a wild beast, the poison tooth
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Fantastic (adj.) : imaginary, ridiculous, fanciful
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Far (adj. & adv) : distant, to a great distance
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Farce (n) : a dramatic play or comic doings intended to create laughter
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Fare (v) : to eat, to perform, to travel
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Fare (n) : cost of a journey, food
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Farewell (n) : happy goodbye, departure
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Farm (n) : a country house with land for ploughing
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Farm (n) : a portion of land under cultivation
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Farmer (n) : cultivator
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Farming (n) : cultivation
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Farmyard (n) : open space surrounding farm-buildings
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Farrier (n) : a horse doctor, one who shoes horses
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Farrow (n) : a family of baby pigs
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Farsighted (adj.) : prudent, able to see distant objects clearly
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Farther (adj.) : more remote, additional
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Farthing (n) : a coin worth one fourth of a penny
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Fascinate (v) : attract, enchant
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Fashion (n) : style, custom, way of doing a thing
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Fashionable (adj.) : stylish
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Fast (v) : not to eat
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Fasten (v) : to make firm, affix, join bind
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