Vocabulary Themes with Memory Aids
| S.No. | Word | Hindi Meaning | Memory Trick | Pronunciation | Example Sentence | Emoji |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABATE: Diminish/Soften | ||||||
| 1 | Abate | कम होना / शांत होना | “Ab + ate = अब खाना कम करना” | uh-BAYT | The storm began to abate after hours. | 🔽 |
| 2 | Pacify | शांत करना | “Pace = शांति, शांत करना” | PAS-uh-fy | She pacified the crying child with a toy. | 🕊️ |
| 3 | Lessen | कम करना | “Less + en = कम करना” | LES-uhn | The medicine lessened her pain quickly. | 📉 |
| 4 | Decrease | घटाना | “De + crease = झुर्रियां घटाना” | DEE-krees | Sales decreased after the price hike. | ⬇️ |
| 5 | Mollify | मनाना / शांत करना | “Molly + fy = मोली को मनाना” | MOL-uh-fy | Her apology mollified his anger. | 😊 |
| 6 | Sap | कमजोर करना | “Sap = रस निकालकर कमजोर करना” | sap | Illness sapped his strength over time. | 🌱 |
| 7 | Dwindle | कम होना / घटना | “Dwindle = डूबना, धीरे-धीरे कम होना” | DWIN-dul | Her savings dwindled after months of expenses. | 📉 |
| 8 | Appease | शांत करना / तृप्त करना | “Appease = पीस (शांति) देना” | uh-PEEZ | He appeased the crowd with promises. | 🙏 |
| 9 | Erode | कटाव करना | “Erode = रोड की तरह कटना” | ih-ROHD | Wind eroded the cliffs over centuries. | 🏜️ |
| 10 | Subside | कम होना / शांत होना | “Sub + side = किनारे पर कम होना” | suhb-SYD | The floodwaters subsided after days. | 🌊 |
| 11 | Allay | कम करना / शांत करना | “All + lay = सब शांत करना” | uh-LAY | Her words allayed his fears. | 🧘 |
| 12 | Drain | निकास करना / कम करना | “Drain = पानी निकालकर कम करना” | drayn | The project drained their resources. | 💧 |
| 13 | Taper | पतला करना / कम होना | “Taper = टेपर, धीरे-धीरे पतला होना” | TAY-per | The candle tapered at the top. | 🕯️ |
| 14 | Placate | शांत करना | “Place + calm = शांत जगह बनाना” | PLAY-keyt | She placated the upset customer. | 🤝 |
| 15 | Enfeeble | कमजोर करना | “En + feeble = कमजोर बनाना” | en-FEE-bul | Age enfeebled his once-strong body. | 🩼 |
| 16 | Slacken | ढीला करना / कम करना | “Slack = ढीला, कम करना” | SLAK-uhn | The rope slackened under the weight. | ➿ |
| 17 | Mitigate | कम करना | “Mit + gate = गेट पर कम करना” | MIT-i-geyt | They mitigated the crisis with quick action. | ⚖️ |
| 18 | Impair | हानि करना / कमजोर करना | “Im + pair = जोड़ी को हानि” | im-PAIR | Alcohol impaired his judgment. | 🚫 |
| 19 | Recede | पीछे हटना / कम होना | “Re + cede = पीछे जाना” | ri-SEED | The floodwaters receded slowly. | ⬅️ |
| 20 | Soothe | सुकून देना | “Soothe = सूद (शांति) देना” | sooth | Her voice soothed the anxious crowd. | 🎶 |
| 21 | Curtail | कम करना / सीमित करना | “Cur + tail = पूंछ काटकर कम करना” | kur-TAYL | They curtailed expenses to save money. | ✂️ |
| 22 | Wane | कम होना / घटना | “Wane = चाँद की तरह घटना” | wayn | Her enthusiasm waned over time. | 🌘 |
| 23 | Assuage | शांत करना / कम करना | “As + soothe = शांति देना” | uh-SWAYJ | His words assuaged her grief. | 🕊️ |
| 24 | Undermine | कमजोर करना | “Under + mine = नीचे खोदकर कमजोर करना” | UN-der-myn | His actions undermined her authority. | ⛏️ |
| 25 | Ease | आसान करना / कम करना | “Ease = आसानी से कम करना” | eez | The medicine eased his discomfort. | 🛋️ |
| 26 | Quell | दबाना / शांत करना | “Quell = कुचलकर शांत करना” | kwel | Police quelled the riot quickly. | 🚔 |
| 27 | Attenuate | पतला करना / कम करना | “At + thin = पतला करके कम करना” | uh-TEN-yoo-eyt | The drug attenuated the virus’s effects. | 📏 |
| 28 | Shrink | सिकुड़ना / कम होना | “Shrink = सिकुड़कर छोटा होना” | shringk | The fabric shrank after washing. | 👕 |
| 29 | Tranquilize | शांत करना | “Tranquil = शांत, शांति देना” | TRANG-kwuh-lyz | The music tranquilized her nerves. | 🧘 |
| 30 | Cripple | अशक्त करना | “Cripple = क्रिपल, चलने में अशक्त करना” | KRIP-ul | The injury crippled his ability to walk. | 🩼 |
| IDIOSYNCRASY: Quirk/Trait | ||||||
| 31 | Idiosyncrasy | विशेषता / विचित्रता | “Idio + sync = अपनी अनूठी लय” | id-ee-oh-SING-kruh-see | His idiosyncrasy was wearing socks with sandals. | 🤪 |
| 32 | Quirk | विचित्रता | “Quirk = क्वर्क, अनोखी आदत” | kwurk | Her quirk of humming constantly was noticeable. | 😜 |
| 33 | Trait | गुण / विशेषता | “Trait = ट्रेट, खास गुण” | treyt | Kindness is her best trait. | 🌟 |
| 34 | Aberration | विकृति / असामान्यता | “Ab + err = गलती से असामान्य” | ab-uh-RAY-shuhn | His outburst was an aberration from his usual calm. | ⚠️ |
| 35 | Peculiarity | विलक्षणता | “Peculiar = अनोखा, खास लक्षण” | pi-kyoo-lee-AR-i-tee | Her peculiarity was collecting rare coins. | 🪙 |
| 36 | Habit | आदत | “Habit = हैबिट, रोज की आदत” | HAB-it | Biting nails is a bad habit. | 🖐️ |
| 37 | Anomaly | विसंगति | “A + normal = सामान्य से हटकर” | uh-NOM-uh-lee | The warm winter was an anomaly. | ❓ |
| 38 | Eccentricity | सनक / विचित्रता | “Eccentric = सनकी, अनोखी हरकत” | ek-sen-TRIS-i-tee | His eccentricity was painting his house neon. | 🎨 |
| 39 | Custom | प्रथा / रिवाज | “Custom = कस्टम, परंपरा” | KUS-tuhm | Bowing is a cultural custom in Japan. | 🙇 |
| 40 | Oddity | अजीबता | “Odd = अजीब, अनोखी चीज” | OD-i-tee | His love for odd hats was an oddity. | 🎩 |
| 41 | Mannerism | खास अंदाज | “Manner = तरीका, खास ढंग” | MAN-uh-riz-uhm | Her mannerism of twirling hair was noticeable. | 💇 |
| 42 | Tendency | प्रवृत्ति | “Tend = झुकाव, प्रवृत्ति” | TEN-duhn-see | He has a tendency to procrastinate. | ⏳ |
| 43 | Rarity | दुर्लभता | “Rare = दुर्लभ, असामान्य” | RAIR-i-tee | Such talent is a rarity in our town. | 💎 |
| 44 | Foible | छोटी कमजोरी | “Foil + ble = छोटी कमजोरी” | FOY-buhl | Forgetting names is her foible. | 🤔 |
| 45 | Conduct | आचरण | “Con + duct = व्यवहार का मार्ग” | KON-dukt | His conduct was exemplary at school. | 🎓 |
| 46 | Singularity | विलक्षणता | “Singular = अनोखा, खास लक्षण” | sing-gyuh-LAR-i-tee | Her singularity made her stand out. | 🌟 |
| 47 | Fluke | संयोग | “Fluke = फ्लूक, अप्रत्याशित” | floock | His win was a fluke, not skill. | 🍀 |
| 48 | Disposition | स्वभाव | “Dis + position = स्वभाव की स्थिति” | dis-puh-ZISH-uhn | Her cheerful disposition brightened the room. | 😊 |
| 49 | Irregularity | अनियमितता | “Ir + regular = नियम से हटकर” | ir-reg-yuh-LAR-i-tee | The irregularity in his schedule was odd. | 📅 |
| 50 | Whim | सनक / इच्छा | “Whim = सनक, अचानक इच्छा” | wim | She bought the dress on a whim. | 💭 |
| 51 | Nature | स्वभाव | “Nature = नैचर, स्वाभाविक गुण” | NAY-cher | His kind nature won many friends. | 🌿 |
| 52 | Deviance | विचलन | “Devi + ance = नियम से हटना” | DEE-vee-uhns | His deviance from norms shocked everyone. | ➡️ |
| 53 | Kink | विकृति / अजीब आदत | “Kink = रस्सी में गांठ, अजीब आदत” | kingk | His kink for odd foods was surprising. | 🪢 |
| 54 | Way | ढंग / तरीका | “Way = रास्ता, खास ढंग” | way | Her way of speaking was unique. | 🛤️ |
| 55 | Freakishness | अजीबता | “Freak + ish = अजीब व्यवहार” | FREEK-ish-nis | His freakishness made him memorable. | 🤡 |
| 56 | Caprice | सनक | “Caprice = कैप + राइस, अचानक सनक” | kuh-PREES | Her caprice led to impulsive decisions. | 🎢 |
| 57 | Inclination | झुकाव | “Incline = झुकना, पसंद की ओर” | in-kli-NAY-shuhn | She has an inclination for music. | 🎵 |
| 58 | Exception | अपवाद | “Except = सिवाय, नियम से हटकर” | ik-SEP-shuhn | This case is an exception to the rule. | 🚩 |
| 59 | Twist | मोड़ / विचित्रता | “Twist = मोड़, अनोखा व्यवहार” | twist | His twist on tradition was refreshing. | 🌀 |
| 60 | Temperament | स्वभाव | “Temper = मिजाज, स्वभाव” | TEM-per-uh-muhnt | Her calm temperament suited leadership. | 😌 |
| 61 | Outlier | असामान्य / अपवाद | “Out + lier = बाहर का असामान्य” | OUT-ly-er | His score was an outlier in the data. | 📊 |
| GLIB: Articulate/Insincere | ||||||
| 62 | Glib | चिकनी-चुपड़ी बात करने वाला | “Glib = ग्लिब, चिकनी बातें” | glib | His glib excuses didn’t fool anyone. | 🗣️ |
| 63 | Articulate | स्पष्ट / वाकपटु | “Art + ticulate = कला से बोलना” | ar-TIK-yuh-layt | She articulated her ideas clearly. | 🎤 |
| 64 | Silver-tongued | मधुरभाषी | “Silver + tongue = चाँदी की जीभ” | SIL-ver-tungd | His silver-tongued speech won the crowd. | 🪙 |
| 65 | Persuasive | प्रेरक | “Per + suade = मन को मोड़ना” | per-SWAY-siv | Her persuasive argument swayed the jury. | ⚖️ |
| 66 | Smooth-spoken | मधुर बोलने वाला | “Smooth + spoken = मधुर बोल” | SMOOTH-SPOH-kuhn | His smooth-spoken manner charmed everyone. | 😊 |
| 67 | Voluble | बातूनी | “Volu = वॉल्यूम, बहुत बोलना” | VOL-yuh-bul | Her voluble nature filled the room. | 💬 |
| 68 | Fluent | धाराप्रवाह | “Fluent = फ्लो, बहता बोलना” | FLOO-uhnt | He’s fluent in three languages. | 🗣️ |
| 69 | Suave | शिष्ट / आकर्षक | “Suave = स्मूथ, शिष्ट व्यवहार” | swahv | His suave demeanor impressed the guests. | 🤵 |
| 70 | Silken | मुलायम / चिकना | “Silk = रेशम, चिकनी बातें” | SIL-kuhn | Her silken voice was mesmerizing. | 🧵 |
| 71 | Honey-tongued | मधुरभाषी | “Honey + tongue = शहद की जीभ” | HUN-ee-tungd | His honey-tongued speech won hearts. | 🍯 |
| 72 | Eloquent | वाकपटु | “Elo = बोल, वाकपटुता” | EL-uh-kwuhnt | Her eloquent speech inspired the audience. | 🎤 |
| 73 | Insincere | अनन्य / कपटी | “In + sincere = निष्कपट नहीं” | in-sin-SEER | His insincere apology didn’t convince her. | 😶 |
| 74 | Hollow | खोखला | “Hollow = खाली, खोखली बातें” | HOL-oh | His promises were hollow and empty. | 🕳️ |
| 75 | Unctuous | चिकनी-चुपड़ी | “Unct = ऑइल, चिकनी बातें” | UNK-choo-uhs | His unctuous flattery seemed fake. | 🧈 |
| 76 | Hypocritical | पाखंडी | “Hypo + critical = दोहरा आलोचनात्मक” | hip-uh-KRIT-i-kuhl | His hypocritical actions contradicted his words. | 😷 |
| 77 | Deceptive | भ्रामक | “De + ceptive = धोखा देना” | di-SEP-tiv | Her deceptive smile hid her intentions. | 🎭 |
| 78 | Fickle | अस्थिर / चंचल | “Fickle = फिकर, बदलता मन” | FIK-uhl | His fickle nature made him unreliable. | 🌬️ |
| 79 | False-hearted | कपटी | “False + heart = झूठा दिल” | FALS-hart-id | His false-hearted promises hurt her. | 💔 |
| 80 | Slick | चिकना / चालाक | “Slick = स्लिक, चालाक बातें” | slik | His slick sales pitch was convincing. | 🛢️ |
| 81 | Two-faced | दोमुंहा | “Two + faced = दो चेहरों वाला” | TOO-fayst | She was two-faced, praising then criticizing. | 😈 |
| 82 | Disingenuous | कपटी / अस्वाभाविक | “Dis + genuine = नकली होना” | dis-in-JEN-yoo-uhs | His disingenuous compliments felt forced. | 🎭 |
| 83 | Flashy | भड़कीला | “Flash = चमक, भड़कीला प्रदर्शन” | FLASH-ee | His flashy outfit drew attention. | ✨ |
| 84 | Pretentious | दिखावटी | “Pre + tense = दिखावे का तनाव” | pri-TEN-shuhs | Her pretentious speech annoyed everyone. | 🎩 |
| 85 | Ostentatious | आडंबरपूर्ण | “Osten = दिखावा, भड़कीला” | os-ten-TAY-shuhs | His ostentatious car screamed wealth. | 💎 |
| 86 | Superficial | सतही | “Super + facial = सतह पर दिखना” | soo-per-FISH-uhl | Her superficial charm faded quickly. | 🎨 |
| 87 | Showy | प्रदर्शनकारी | “Show = दिखाना, भड़कीला” | SHOH-ee | His showy gestures were unnecessary. | 🎭 |
| 88 | Facile | आसान / सतही | “Facile = फेस + सिली, आसान लेकिन सतही” | FAS-il | His facile answers lacked depth. | 📜 |
| 89 | Decorative | सजावटी | “Decor = सजावट, दिखावे के लिए” | DEK-uh-ruh-tiv | The decorative vase was purely ornamental. | 🏺 |
| 90 | Artificial | कृत्रिम | “Art + ficial = कला से बनाया, नकली” | ar-tuh-FISH-uhl | His artificial smile didn’t fool her. | 🤖 |
| 91 | Polished | परिष्कृत / चमकदार | “Polish = चमक, परिष्कृत बोल” | POL-isht | Her polished speech impressed the audience. | ✨ |
| 92 | Surface-level | सतही | “Surface = सतह, केवल ऊपरी” | SUR-fis-lev-uhl | His surface-level understanding was clear. | 🌊 |
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