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ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT
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1. Conferred – to bestow or gift as an honor

He was conferred this honorary degree for his contribution to
science.

2. Benign – gentle
Our principal is a wise and benign teacher.

3. Palatable – delicious, pleasant

The minister’s promises are often palatable but rarely fulfilled.

4. Feasible – practicable
The plan chalked out by Mr. John seemed feasible to everyone.

5. Afflicted – suffering from illness

My grandmother is afflicted with arthritis.

6. Decreeing – to order, dictate

The government resorted to decreeing to keep their word.

7. Ailment – illness by disease

Handicap is sort of a permanent ailment.

8. Impunity – freedom from punishment

These days laws are flouted with impunity.

9. Indisposition – sickness, unwillingness

Indisposition cannot be stated as an excuse.

10. Sundry – various or diverse

India is home to sundry cultures.

11. Precociousness– being intelligent beyond one’s age

Newton had a high level of precociousness even as a child.

12. Myth – a commonly believed idea which is not true

It’s a myth that women are bad drivers.

13. Gusto – great energy and enthusiasm

We used to study with gusto as a child.

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14. Robust – strong and healthy

Its important to have a balanced diet to remain robust.

15. Regimes – a regular pattern of occurrence or action

Most people follow strict diet regimes to lose weight.

16. Etiquette – rules governing socially acceptable behavior

It is essential to follow etiquettes in society.

17. Perspective – a person’s view on a subject

It is considered wrong to object to one’s perspective.

18. Nibbling – biting a little at a time

Dentists believe nibbling is a healthy habit.

19. Pontificator – one who gives his opinion about

something as if he is the

only one who knows it well

One must try not to be just a pontificator.

20. Taboo – something forbidden or not allowed

Smoking is taboo in some religions.

21. Totem – an outward symbol that is given undue

respect
Some tribes are divided into clans which had totems to
identify them.

22. Innate – existing in one from birth

Rehman has innate musical talent.

23. Austere – severely simple

Indian culture is far from austere.

24. Predominant – being frequent or common

Monsoons are no more predominant in India.

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25. Amicable – without argument

Most countries reached to an amicable settlement after the
second world war.

26. Benevolent – caring

Being of benevolent nature is a prerequisite to be happy.

27. Manifestation – An indication of the existence or presence of

something
A high fever is an early manifestation of swine flu.

28. Introspection – looking inward

We need to introspect our actions constantly.

29. Anguish – suffering

I was pained by the anguish of people struck by calamity.

30. Conducive – helpful

The government has launched stimulus packages conducive to
boost the economy.

31. Deprivation – lack of things considered necessary for a

pleasant life
Atleast 10% of the population of India face deprivation.

32. Confrontation – to face or deal with a difficult situation

We have to confront a lot of circumstances as we grow up.

33. Bandit – a robber, thief

Bandits have become more daring over the years.

34. Guffawed– to laugh loudly

Sam guffawed in front of the colonel’s office.

35. Muster – to assemble or gather

The child mustered enough courage to answer back to his
father.

36. Congealed – to make rigid, stagnate, fixed

Over time, peoples’ views relating to politics have congealed.

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37. Cosmopolitan – common to the whole world

Climate change has become a cosmopolitan phenomenon.

38. Lanky – a tall and thin person

A lanky person isn’t considered handsome by most people.

39. Sarcasm – mocking or ironic language usually to insult

someone
The teacher resorted to sarcasm to get his point across to the
students.

40. Deference – polite and respectful behavior

Deference is expected as a basic quality of any student.

41. Remorse – a sense of deep regret or guilt

Citizens need to remorse over the state of the country’s
infrastructure.

42. Adversity – a state of misfortune

Farmers are struggling with adversity due to failure of
monsoons this year.

43. Dogmatism – a statement of a point of view as if it

were an established
fact
There is no place for dogmatism in a civilized and informed
society.

44. Persecution – cruel treatment meted out to someone

on discriminatory
basis
Persecution existed as a social evil in pre-independent India.

45. Deplore – disapprove

We must deplore any step that deters our growth.

46. Frantic – distracted or disturbed with fear, pain, joy etc

There was a frantic craze for diamonds in Australia.

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47. Reluctance – unwillingness

She showed her reluctance by ignoring her mother’s call.

48. Obliterate– to destroy every trace of, wipe off completely

The atom bombs obliterated Hiroshima & Nagasaki.

49. Desolation– sadness resulting from being abandoned

Orphans often suffer desolation.

50. Ordeal – a difficult or painful experience

Indian students have been facing a terrible ordeal in Australia
in recent times.