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Improving English Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Improving English Vocabulary on 23rd April :
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Forenoon (n) : A.M, morning, part of the day before noon
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Forensic (adj.) : legal
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Forerunner (n) : one sent before, one who foreshadows
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Foresee (v) : predict
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Foreshadow (v) : be a warning of
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Foreshore (n) : the beach
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Foresight (n) : forethought, prescience
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Forest (n) : wood, chase
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Forestall (v) : anticipate, act in advance of
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Foretaste (n) : experience in advance
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Foretell (v) : predict, foreshow
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Forethought (n) : prudence, foresight
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Forever (adj.) : at all times, for all time to come
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Forewarn (v) : warn in advance, caution
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Foreword (n) : an introductory comment of a book
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Forfeit (v) : lose by an offence, deprive of
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Forge (n) : smith’s workshop
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Forge (v) : invent, hammer into shape
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Forgery (n) : making a counterfeit signature
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Forget (v) : to lose the remembrance of, neglect
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Forgetful (adj.) : unmindful, inattentive
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Forgetful (adv.) : forgetfully
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Forgive (adj.) : pardon
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Forgive (n) : forgiveness
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Forgo (v) : do without, relinquish
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Forgotten (v) : p.p.of FORGET
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Fork (v) : bifurcate, pirch, divide
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Forlorn (adj.) : forsaken, wretched
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Form (n) : shape, a class of pupils in a school
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Form (v) : make , give shape to
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Formal (adj.) : conventional, according to rules and ceremonies
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Formality (n) : formal practice, custom
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Formation (n) : a settled order , form, structure
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Former (adj.) : before(in time or order), preceding
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Formerly (adv) : in times past
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Formidable (adj.) : terrible, difficult
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Formula (n) : a principle
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Formulate (v) : set out in clear terms
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Forsake (v) : leave
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Forsaken (adj.) : given up, deserted
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Forsooth (adv) : in reality
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Forswear (v) : give up on oath, renounce, falsely
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Fort (n) : a place built and armed for defence
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Forth (adv) : out from
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Forthcoming (adj.) : approaching
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