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8/12/2019 Vocab-part III for Tg

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VOCAB-PART II


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Tathagat Vocab

omophones


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Ail(n/v)

To be ill

Synonyms: hurt,agitate,discomfort

Ail (n) (gen pl.)

An illness

Synonyms: fever,

affection,distemper,disease, malady

An alcoholic malt

beverage bitter than

beer.

Ale(n)


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Usage

The

summer-

time ails/ale

are difficult

to prevent.

They were

singing a song

as they dranktheir ale/ail.


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Rhyme

After I was sent to jailI started to ail!


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Rhyme

Male/female after aleno taal-male!


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Already(adv.)

Previously

Before or at

some specified

time.

So soon.

All are ready

All ready(elliptical

const.)


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Usage

Is it eight o

clock

already/all

ready?.

Already/All

ready to board

the bus ?.


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Rhyme

Allare never ready so all ready isunsteady!


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Rhyme

Girl + guy(al+ready) donoready so they are

already steady!


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All together(adv.)

All at the sametime

Used of a groupwhose membersacted or wereacted uponcollectively andwhen `all' and

`together' can beseparated byother words;

Entirely/totally.

With all

included/counted.

Altogether

(adv.)


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Usage

Lets shout;

all togethernow!

"they wereherded alltogether";

"they wereall herdedtogether"

It was

altogether a

different story.

Altogether

there are

twenty of us.


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Rhyme

All to gatherall together!


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Rhyme

All together isaltogether different from

Altogether.


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Altar(n.)

Pedestal/frame.

Usually has

religious

connotations

To modify/change

Alter

(v.)


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Usage

The bride

wanted to

see her new

dress beforegoing to the

altar/alter.

Lets alter/

altar our plans

before the

wedding.


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Rhyme

All exchangeHaar at the altar!


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Rhyme

Alternative nahi tha to nativesne plan alter

kiya!


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Allude (v.)

To refer to

indirectly

Synonyms:

Advert,

hint,

insinuate

To avoid

capture

Synonyms:

escape/ evade.

Elude

(v.)illude

(v.)

To mislead

Synonyms:

Defraud,

beguile, ,deceive,

delude


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Usage

She alluded/

illuded/elud

-edto her

former

career as a

spy.

The doctor

was able to

elude/illude/a

lludethe Nazispies for three

months

He

illuded/elud

ed/alluded

the youngwoman

about his

age


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Rhyme

I allude to all(of) you who are dudes!


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Rhyme

Birds elude all their problems..ae..le udh!


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Rhyme

ILU ILU bolke girls ko Illudekiya jaata hai!


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Ambiguous (adj.)

To have morethan onemeaning. Vague

by intent oraccident

Synonyms:cryptic,

enigmatic Equivocal(vague

by intent)

Ambivalent

(adj.)

To have mixed

feelings

Synonyms:

contradictorydoubtful,

conflicting


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Usage

She was

ambivalent/

ambiguous

about how torespond to her

fianc's

proposal!

Dr. Singhs

replies are

generally

ambivalent/ambiguous.


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Rhyme

U.S.A. ki big foreign policy aam admi ke liye

ambiguous!


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Rhyme

Iam ambivalent about acknowledging others

talent


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Amicable(adj.)

Friendly(refersto things orpeople)

Synonyms:cordial, sociable,pleasant,benign, dovish,

pacific,pacifist/pacifistic

Amiable

(adj.)

Friendly(Refers

only to people)

Synonyms:

Sociable(c),congenial(c), genial,

affable(c)


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Usage

Judy takes

everything in her

stride, she is

definitely anamiable/amicable

individual!

The two

brothers

arrived at an

amicable/amiable solution.


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hyme IfI am able to make friends I am amiable


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hyme Dispute with the cablewaala was settled

amicably.


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Amused (adj.)

Pleasantly

occupied

Synonyms:

Entertained

Bemused(adj.)

Absent-minded

Synonyms:

Preoccupied,

distracted, engrossed


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Usage

John was looking

rather

bemused/amused

by the sudden turnof events.

Her little brothers

antics bemused/

amusedShirley to noend.


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hyme Aamke usese amused!


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hyme Bombfatne se bemused!


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Assumption

(n.)

An idea not based

on evidence

Synonyms:

conjecture,

surmise,

hypothesis,

suspicion

Presumption

(n.)

An idea based on

reasonable evidence

Synonyms: Basis,

premise, likelihood.


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Usage

One is

presumed/assumed

innocent until

proven otherwise.

I assumed/

presumed that she

was interested in mycompany and that is

why I asked her out.


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hyme Jab hum assume kartey haiASS U Me


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hyme Presumption ke liye Pre+Some hota hai!


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Assure(v.)

To promise or state

with confidence

Synonyms:

hearten, reassure

Insure/Ensure(v.)

To make sure

something will/will

not happen.

Synonyms: effect,

guarantee, warrant.

Insureto protectagainst loss


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Usage

I ensured/assured

that she reached

home on time.

I ensured/assured

him that I will talk to

his father.


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hyme Assurekarta hu kaam sureho jayega!


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hyme Ensure kiya to secure kiya!


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Aural(adj.)

Connected with

the sense of

hearing

Synonyms:

acoustic, auditory

Oral(adj.)

Connected

with/referring to

mouth.

Synonyms: phonic,

spoken


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Usage

Ear buds are great

tools for oral/aural

hygiene .

The agreement

between them was

aural/oral.


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hyme Aurat ka aural mode of communication!


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hyme HOR! Ki haal? is an oralgreeting!


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Averse(adj.)

Opposing(attitude)

Synonyms:

contrary ,

disinclined,

reluctant.

Adverse(adj.)

Hostile(situations)

Synonyms:

antagonistic, inimical


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Usage

He was

adverse/averse to

idea of his sister

marrying his enemy.

The circumstances

were extremely

adverse/aversefor

him to allow to

continue his work .


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hyme Women are averse to spend from their purse !


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hyme Adverse situation goes from bad to worse !


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Bald(adj.)

Lacking hair

Synonyms:

glabrous,

smooth,stark.

Bawled(V. pt.)

Cried/yelled

Synonyms: hollered,

howled, screeched


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Usage

He has bald/bawled

his heart out over

his fathers death.

He went bald/bawled

before his wedding.


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hyme Allbaaljhar gaye to bald !


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hyme Awful cheez dekhkey we bawled


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Base(adj.)

Of low standards

Synonyms: Vulgar,

low , plebeian.

Bass(adj.)

Low vocal or

instrumental range

Synonyms: timbre

Pronounced like (lace)

Bass(n.) A fish

Pronounced like (lass)


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Usage

Jeremy was a

base/bassyet

haughty individual.

Rob was renowned

for his base/bass

vocals .


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hyme Basement me rehne waale base!


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hyme Baanske bansuri sebass sound


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Beat(n.)

Stress or pitch of

sound

Synonyms: timbre,

throb, cadence.

Beet(n.)

A plant with fleshy

red or white root.


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Usage

He listened to the

beat/beet of the

knife on the cutting

board.

She peeled the

beat/beet slowly,

taking her time.


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hyme Whiskey neat and ghazal kibeat!


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hyme Na sour na sweet fir bhi parose beet!

Because(conju


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Because(conju

nct/prep.)

By cause of/by

reason of

Synonyms: n/a

since(prep.)

Shows time or

relationship

Synonyms: n/a


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Usage

I have to go to the

school becausemy

daughter is waiting

for me there.(causeand effect)

Since I am before

time I might as well

go and meet her.(not

cause and effect)

I have wanted to

meet you since I

heard you speak atthe rally.(time)


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hyme Jahan cause wahan because!


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hyme Since is a prince used to convince(realtionship) !

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