Today’s vocabulary set explores law, emotional balance, loyalty, and courtroom terms — often seen in news, essays, and exams like IELTS, CLAT, and UPSC. ✴️ Word 1: Alimony 📌 Pronunciation: /ˈæl.ɪ.mə.ni/🧭 Part of Speech: Noun 🔍 Meaning: Financial support paid to a spouse after divorce Example“He was ordered by the court to pay alimony to…
Today’s words blend everyday English with biological and descriptive terms — all useful for exams like IELTS, SAT, and CBSE/ICSE science. ✴️ Word 1: Alight 📌 Pronunciation: /əˈlaɪt/🧭 Part of Speech: Verb / Adjective 🔍 Meaning: (v) To get down from a vehicle; (adj) On fire or shining brightly Example“She alighted from the train at…
Today’s final set of A-words bridges technology, law, identity, and psychology — commonly seen in IELTS, Judiciary exams, CLAT, and everyday English. Let’s master them! ✴️ Word 1: Algorithm 📌 Pronunciation: /ˈæl.ɡə.rɪ.ðəm/🧭 Part of Speech: Noun🔍 Meaning: A step-by-step procedure or formula for solving a problem, often used in computing Example:“The app uses a smart…
Today’s vocabulary bridges agriculture, attitude, grammar, science, and philosophy — ideal for essays, comprehension, and academic writing. Let’s explore each one with examples, memory tricks, and quiz questions. ✴️ Word 1: Agrarian 📌 Pronunciation: /əˈɡreə.ri.ən/🧭 Part of Speech: Adjective🔍 Meaning: Relating to land, farming, or agriculture Example:“The country’s economy is largely agrarian, relying heavily on…
Today’s words capture ideas of speed, excitement, uncertainty, and deep emotional struggle — excellent for essays, communication, and exams like IELTS and GRE. Let’s get going! ✴️ Word 1: Agile 📌 Pronunciation: /ˈædʒ.aɪl/🧭 Part of Speech: Adjective🔍 Meaning: Able to move quickly and easily; mentally quick and resourceful Example:“The gymnast was incredibly agile on the…
Today’s words deal with growth, worsening situations, combining things, injustice, and sudden shock — ideal for formal writing, exams, and professional communication. Let’s dive in! ✴️ Word 1: Aggrandize 📌 Pronunciation: /əˈɡræn.daɪz/🧭 Part of Speech: Verb🔍 Meaning: To increase power, status, or wealth; to make something appear greater Example:“He tried to aggrandize his achievements to…
Today’s words revolve around beauty, friendliness, artificiality, connection, and wealth — perfect for writing vivid essays and making your communication more precise! Let’s get started! ✴️ Word 1: Aestheticism 📌 Pronunciation: /esˈθet.ɪ.sɪ.zəm/🧭 Part of Speech: Noun🔍 Meaning: A belief in the importance of beauty and artistic experiences over practical or moral concerns Example:“The movement of…
Today’s set brings words that are powerful in essays, debates, and speeches — touching on hardship, persuasion, elevation, and beauty. Let’s explore them with examples, memory tools, and quizzes! ✴️ Word 1: Adversity 📌 Pronunciation: /ədˈvɜː.sə.ti/🧭 Part of Speech: Noun🔍 Meaning: Difficulties or misfortune Example:“She showed great strength in the face of adversity.” Mnemonic Cue:Picture…
Today’s vocabulary adds precision and depth to your formal writing, especially useful in UPSC Mains essays, IELTS Writing Task 2, or any context where language needs nuance. Let’s explore with examples, memory hooks, and quiz practice! ✴️ Word 1: Adumbrate 📌 Pronunciation: /ˈæd.əm.breɪt/🧭 Part of Speech: Verb🔍 Meaning: To foreshadow or suggest partially; to outline…
Today’s words are especially useful for those preparing for law-based exams like CLAT, UPSC, and Judiciary Services. They deal with binding, decision-making, and warnings — common in legal texts, essays, and debates. ✴️ Word 1: Adhesive 📌 Pronunciation: /ədˈhiː.sɪv/🧭 Part of Speech: Adjective / Noun🔍 Meaning: (adj.) Able to stick firmly; (n.) A substance that…