A dictionary for learning
Guzzle
To eat greedily
Eg : He would guzzle his ale
Reconcile
Restore friendly Relationship
Eg : Advice on how to reconcile the conflict
Elucidate
To make something clear
Eg : I am trying to elucidate my points further
Intrigue
Eg : The mystery intrigued me
Beseech
Very Interested
To ask urgently
Eg : As soon as I reached driving age I will beseech my parents to buy me car
Serenity
Peace
Eg : The sculpture,by contrast displays a deep sense of calm and serenity
Fickle
Changeable
Eg : My fans are very fickle
Fortitude
Courage
Eg : She endured her illness with great fortitude
Leverage
To achieve something new
Eg : She endured her illness with great fortitude
Reverence
A feeling of respect
Eg : She feels great reverence for her professors
Demure
Quiet,Reserved
Eg : No one expexted the demure teen to be such an amazing person
Castigation
To criticize someone or something severely
Eg : Health inspectors castigated the kitchen staff
Dawdling
To waste time
Eg: Stop dawdling and hurry up
Suffice
To be enough
Eg: I am taking 200 Rs.That should suffice
Gregarious
Enjoying the company of other
Eg: Hanna is outgoing and gregarious
Ingenuous
Frank and Innocent
Eg: Children are liked for their Ingenuous nature
Affinity
A natural liking for something
Eg: He had a special affinity with horses
Accede
Agree to a demand
Eg: Authorities did not accede to the strikers demand
Capitulate
To surrender or give in
capitulate — capitulated — capitulated
Eg:The rebels were forced to capitulate
Forsake
Forsake-Forsook-Forsaken
To leave something
Eg: The department forsook the manual filing system
Mitigate
To alleviate
mitigate-mitigated-mitigated
Eg: We need to mitigate effect of climate change
Engender
To create
Engender — Engendered — Engendered
Eg:The project has engendered a sense of hope in the community.
Purview
the scope of the influence or concerns of something
Eg: That decision is not within my purview.
adversity with courage.
fortify-fortified-fortifying
fortify
Eg: The army worked tirelessly to fortify the city walls against a potential invasion
Reverie
Day dream
Reverie — Reverie — Reverie
Eg:During the long train journey, he fell into a pleasant reverie
Savor
Enjoy something fully
Savor — Savored— Savoring
Eg:I always savor my morning coffee.
Flustered
A state of being agitated, confused, or nervous
Eg:I unexpected question made him flustered
Startle
Startle-startled-startled
Eg: Loud noises often startle the baby.
Suprisingely
Console
make comfort
Startle-startled-startled
Howl
Glance
Glance-Glanced-Glanced
Eg:She glanced at her phone to check the time before leaving the house
Take a brief or hurried look.
Diligent
hardworking and careful
Diligent - Diligently - Diligence
Eg:He is a diligent student.
Meticulous
Very careful
Meticulous -Meticulously- Meticulousness
Eg:She is meticulous in her work
Amicable
Take a brief or hurried look.
Eg:They had an amicable conversation
Circumspect
She was circumspect before agreeing to anything
Careful before taking action
Circumspect,Circumspected,Circumspecting
Lament
To express sadness or regret about something.
Lament,Lamented,Lamenting
Eg:She lamented her mistake.
Elicit
To draw out a response or reaction from someone.
Eg: The kind words elicited tears from her.
Elicit-Elicited-Eliciting
Heed
To pay careful attention
Heed-Heeded-Heeding
Eg:you should heed doctors attention
Heed