BEST VOCABULARY

1. Immaculate = clean, faultless
2. Splendid = impressive, magnificent
3. Arduous = difficult
4. Shun = avoid (something/ someone)
5. Ardent = passionate
6. Emulate = imitate
7. Awe = feeling of respect and fear
8. Awful = very bad
9. Amicable =  friendly
10. Benevolent = kind, charitable
11. Diligent = hard working
12. Ephemeral =  short lived, temporary
13. Affluence = wealth
14. Haughty = arrogant
15. Jubilant = joyful
16. Mundane = ordinary
17. Opulent = lavish
18. Parched = dried
19. Pragmatic = relating to practical results
20. Procrastinate = post pone
21. Prudent = having good sense
22. Reclusive = living apart from others
23. Sagacity = wisdom
24. Subtle = intelligent
25. Superficial = insignificant
26. Transient = short in duration
27. Tenacious = determined, stubborn
28. Superfluous = more than necessary
29. Reconciliation = end enmity and be friendly
30. Sluggish = inactive
31. Prosaic = lacking imagination
32. Prolific =highly productive
33. Sans = without
34. Sanguine = confident
35. Nonchalant = calm and unconcerned
36. Malady = illness
37. Sage = long story
38. Crestfallen = disappointed
39. Crafty = cunning
40. Naive = simple , artless
41. Verdict = judgment
42. Seclude = isolate somebody
43. Meager = less in quantity
44. Drudgery = exhausting work
45. Overwhelmed = overpowered
46. Drench = make something wet
47. Opaque = not transparent
48. Zenith = highest point
49. Niche = suitable place
50. Hue = colour
51. Tenacity = stubborn
52. Audacity = daring
53. Impudence = lack of respect
54. Pacify = bring peace to
55. Strenuous = forceful
56. Slumber = sleep or in quite state
57. Sultry = hot and damp
58. Gingerly = very cautiously
59. Accord = give status to someone
60. Patronage = power to grant privileges
61. Anoint = to rub oil
62. Ablaze  = burning strongly, brightly lit
63. Bestow = to present something
64. Endow = provide with money or others
65. Drench = make somebody wet
66. Gloomy =  hopelessness
67. Despondent = feeling of sadness
68. Bloom = state of being flower, flowering
69. Gulp = swallow
70. Hectic = feverish
71. Guile = cunning
72. Excel = to possess high qualities
73. Hence = for the reason
74. Jumble = muddle, disorder
75. Junk = worthless stuff
76. Ire = anger
77. Legitimate = lawful
78. Irk = to annoy
79. Convoy = to escort
80. Consent = to agree
81. Jolt = move with sudden jerks
82. Oblige = to bind legally to do something
83. Amalgamate = combine
84. Lacuna = gap or place something is missing
85. Wizard = male witch
86. Witch = woman with a magical powers
87. Intricate = combine in a complex and skillful way
88. Mutiny = rebellion
89. Allege = assert something without proof
90. Malice = wish to do harm
91. Glutton = greedy person (eats and drinks more)
92. Elude = escape
93. Baffle = surprise
94. Cherish = love and care somebody
95. Satchel = a small bag
96. Chapel = a church
97. Canvas = painting, picture
98. Canvass = campaigning
99. Vulnerable = susceptible
100. Bosom = close, dearest
101. Vehemently = fervently, passionately
102. Dearth = lack, shortage
103. Mar = spoil, detract from something
104. Intruder = unwelcome person
105. Milady = noble woman
106. Embark = go or put on board
107. Venture= new business, risky project
108. Murky = dark , gloomy, mist
109. Applaud = show appreciation, standing ovation 
110. Applause = praise, ovation
111. Bias = prejudice, partiality
112. Suite = group, collection
113. Vigour = physical and mental strength
114. Rigorous = strict, strong
115. Hideous = frightful , cocking
116. Venomous = poisonous
117. Vulnerable =  extremely susceptible
118. Susceptible = easily affected
119. Down trodden = discouraged
120. Privilege = special honour or right
121. Gratitude =  thanks
122. Elite = more privileged
123. Clench = hold fist or teeth tightly together
124. Vandalize =  destroy property
125. Jostle = knock and bump against somebody
126. Vanquish = defeat in battle
127. Candid = honest
128. Pioneer = inventor or innovator
129. Minion = a servant
130. Propaganda = misleading publicity
131. Panorama = unobstructed view
132. Drench = soak, get wet
133. Mock = scorn, tease
134. Hulk = huge
135. Recede = go back, become less
136. Rendezvous = place to meet
137. Etiquette =  socially accepted behaviour
138. Peevish = bad tempered, irritable
139. Malevolent = show desire to harm
140. Ridiculous = silly
141. Caricature = funny drawing or description
142. Sinister = menace, harm
143. Recuperate = recover from illness
144. Maneuver =skilled movement
145. Exultant = happy
146. Ludicrous = utterly ridiculous
147. Mitigate = lessen , reduce
148. Lustrous = shining
149. Evacuate = rescue , leave from the place
150. Adjacent =  next to
151. Pacify = make less angry
152. Tenacious = stubborn, determined
153. Posh = very elegant/luxurious
154. Bash = collide
155. Dogged = determined
156. Humane = kind, concern
157. Exeunt = leave the stage
158. Opt = make choice
159. Lucid = clear
160. Relinquish = to give up
161. Relish = a pleasing taste
162. Dodgy = risky, dangerous
163. Daunt = discourage
164. Zest = zeal
165. Acclaim = praise highly
166. Colloquial = informal
167. Chore = routine task
168. Sieve = filter utensil
169. Rivalry = an act of competitiveness
170. Holistic = whole system
171. Nectar = god’s drink, sweet liquid of flowers
172. Antecedent = happens or exist before
173. Predecessor = previous holder
174. Enunciate = speak or state clearly
175. Diplomacy = tact in dealing
176. Bureaucracy = administrative system
177. Aristocracy = superior group
178. Bibliography = book sources
179. Entrails = internal organs
180. Galore = plentiful
181. cavity = hollow place
182. naive = simple, artless
183. peevish = irritable
184. amusement = recreational activity
185. coax = persuade gently
186. hoax = deception
187. glossary = alphabetical list of terms
188. amiable = lovely
189. amicable = friendly
190. immigrate = come to own country
191. emigrate = leave for other country
192. encroach = trespass on something
193. menace = nuisance or threatening
194. lunatic= ridiculous, reckless
195. remnants = small part of things that remain
196. debris = destroyed fragments
197. lust = sexual desire, great eagerness
198. Relentless= continuing always at the same intense
199. Nocturnal = occurring at night
200. Wag= move something rapidly to and fro
201. Obscure= not clear
202. Pursuit= an act of pursuing something
203. Forego= to give up, abstain from
204. Forge= furnace, hearth, oven
205. Memorabilia= collectibles, relics
206. Futile = in vain
207. Nonchalant= indifferent
208. Feign= pretend something
209. Erudite = very knowledgeable through study
210. Cynicism = belief that people are insincere
211. Doleful = sad, mournful
212. Nostalgic= sentiments recollection
213. Avarice= greed of wealth
214. Insolent = rude, arrogant, lack of respect
215. Peril= danger
216. Vicious= vice
217. Contemplate= consider as possibility
218. Obligatory = compulsory, essential
219. Imperative = important, authoritative
220. Oratory = eloquence