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W/M:
1. Abdomen: the belly
2. Abdominal: situated on the abdomen
3. Abduction: carrying away of a person against his will
4. Abed: in bed
5. Aberration: deviation from a prescribed course

[nusrat-diu]

New Words:

1. Abjure
2. Able-bodied
3. Abominable
4. Abominate
5. Abomination

[akabir]

a) apprise- One learning a trade, novice / Antonyms- expert

b) arbitrate- Mediate

c) assuage-  Soften; allay ;mitigate; console;pacify lessen; abate ; soothe ; alleviate
Antonyms- aggravate; magnify

d) apprehend-  Arrest; seize; fear / Antonyms-miss;release; be unconcerned

e) aspire- yearn; long; desire eagerly; be filled with ambition ; aim at
Antonyms- Reject

[nusrat-diu]

W/M:

1. Abjure:renounce
2. Able-bodied:competent for physical service
3. Abominable:very hateful (adjective)
4. Abominate: to hate violently (verb)
5. Abomination: a very detestable act or practice (noun)

[nusrat-diu]

New Words:
1. Accost
2. Account
3. Accouter
4. Accredit
5. Accordion

[nusrat-diu]

W/M:

1. Accost: Stop
2. Account:A record or statement of receipts or expenditure
3. Accouter: To dress
4. Accredit: To give credit or authority to
5. Accordion: A portable free-rid musical instrument

[nusrat-diu]

New Words:

1. Acetic
2. Acetate
3. Acerbity
4. Achillean
5. Achromatic

[Antara11]

Nice way to share vacabs dear madam.

[nusrat-diu]

Thanks Antara for your inspiring notes.

Here are the word meanings for the following words:

1. Acetic: The nature of vinegar
2. Acetate: A salt of acetic acid
3. Acerbity: Sourness, with bitterness and astringency
4. Achillean: Invulnerable
5. Achromatic: Colorless

[nusrat-diu]

New words:

1. Addle
2. Adduce
3. Actuate
4. Addendum
5. Adamant

[sazzadte]

its very effective and self development automatically grown up

[nusrat-diu]

w/m:

1. Addle: become rotten
2. Adduce:to provide evidence
3. Actuate: to make a machine or device start to work
4. Addendum: addition
5. Adamant: hard

[nusrat-diu]

Thanks Sazzad for your inspiring words!

[nusrat-diu]

New words:

1. Pewter
2. Phalanx
3. Phenom
4. Pervasive
5. Pervade

[nusrat-diu]

W/M:


1. Pewter: a grey metal made by mixing tin with lead
2. Phalanx: a group of people or things standing very close together
3. Phenom: a person or thing that is very successful or impressive
4. Pervasive: spread throughout/ spreading gradually example: a pervasive smell of damp
5. Pervade: to spread through