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Vocabulary Comprehension for 23rd January
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Comprehension for 23rd January :
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Asthma (n) : a disease of the lungs
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Astir (adj. & adv.) : in motion, active
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Astonish (v) : amaze, to surprise
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Astonishing (adj) : very surprising, amazing
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Astonishment (n) : wonder, amazement
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Astound (v) : astonish
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Astral (adv.) : consisting of stars
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Astray (adv.) : away from the right path
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Astride (adv.) : with the legs apart, with legs on each side
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Astringent (n) : a medicine
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Astringent (adj.) : binding, compressing
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Astrologer (n) : one versed in astrology, fortune-teller
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Astrology (n) : the study which deals with the effect of heavenly bodies on human affairs
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Astronomer (n) : one versed in astronomy
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Astronomy (n) : the science of heavenly bodies
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Astute (adj) : shrewd, clever, crafty, cunning
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Astute (n) : astuteness
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Asunder (adv) : apart, into parts
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Asylum (n) : shelter, a retreat
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At (prep) : in, on, towards
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Ate (v) : past tense of ‘eat’
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Atheism (n) : disbelief in god’s existence
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Athenaeum (n) : literary society or scientific club
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Athlete (n) : one who is skilled in bodily exercises
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Athletics (n) : sports, games
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Athwart (pre & adv) : across, from side to side
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Atlas (n) : a book of maps
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Atmosphere (n) : the air surrounding the earth
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Atoll (n) : a coral island or reef
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Atom (n) : the tiniest possible part of any substance
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Atone (v) : reconcile, compensate
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Atrocious (adj) : cruel or wicked
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Atrocity (n) : cruelty
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Attach (v) : connect, affix
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Attachment (n) : something joined, affection
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Attack (v) : assault, affect
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Attack (n) : assault
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Attain (v) : obtain, gain, reach
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Attain (adj.) : attainable
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Attainder (n) : the loss of all civil rights of person (for capital offence)
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Attainments (n) : knowledge, acquirements
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Attempt (v) : try
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Attempt (n) : endeavour, trial
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Attend (v) : to accompany, to listen, to wait on, to be present at
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Attendance (n) : the persons present, attention
Vocabulary Comprehension for 23rd January :
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