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1. ABC - Simple knowledge (साधारण ज्ञान)
Ram is ABC at math.
His knowledge is in ABC Form currently.
2. Calligraphy - Art related to ornate and good handwriting.
Calligraphy is an art.
3. Ornithology - Study of birds
Ornithology is a subject to study.
4.Astronomy- Study of celestial bodies.
5.Numismatics - Study of collection of coins ,tokens and paper money.
6. Geology- Study of rocks and earth.
7.Psephology- study of election trend.
8. Graphology- Study of handwriting.
9. Anthropology - Study of human development.
10. Biology - Study of living things.
11.Theology - Study of religion.
12.Entomology- Study of science of insects.
13. Autocrat- One with unlimited power.
14.Funambulist- One who walks on ropes.
15. Obstetrician - The doctor who attends child delivery.
16. Omnipotent - One who is all powerful.
17. Omniscient - one who is all knowing.
18. Omnipresent - one who is present all over.
19. Somniloquist- One who talks while sleeping.
20. Somnambulist- One who walks on sleep.
21. Noctambulist- one who walks at night.
22. Abhorrence: Hatred
23. Abridge: Shorten
24. Accolade: Praise
25. Acme: Highest point
26. Adept: Skilled
27. Adversary: Opponent
28. Affluent: Wealthy
29. Agnostic: One who doubts the existence of God
30. Altruism: Selfless concern for others
31. Ambiguous: Unclear, confusing
32.Amnesty: Pardon
33. Anarchy: Lawlessness
34.Anomaly: Irregularity
35.Antagonist: Opponent
36.Antipathy: Dislike
37. Apathy: Lack of interest
38.Appease: Pacify
39. Arbitrary: Based on random choice or personal whim
40. Archaic: Ancient, outdated
41.Ardent: Passionate
42. Aristocrat: Nobleman
43.Ascetic: One who practices self-denial
44.Assiduous: Diligent, hardworking
45. Assuage: To ease or lessen
46. Audacious: Bold, daring
47.Austere: Severe, strict
48. Avarice: Greed
49. Banal: Commonplace, trite
50.Benevolent: Kind, generous
51. Bizarre: Strange, odd
52.Boisterous: Noisy and energetic
53. Candid: Honest, frank
54. Cantankerous: Bad-tempered, argumentative
55. Capricious: Unpredictable, changeable
56. Catastrophe: Disaster
57.Censure: Blame, criticize
58. Circumvent: Avoid
59. Cognizant: Aware
60. Colossal: Huge
61.Commemorate: Celebrate
62.Compassion: Sympathy
63.Complacent: Self-satisfied
64.Concise: Brief and to the point
65.Condemn: Censure, criticize
66. Connoisseur: Expert
67. Contemptuous: Scornful
68. Contentious: Causing disagreement
69.Conventional: Traditional
70.Craven: Cowardly
71.Cursory: Hasty and superficial
72.Cynic: Someone who believes people are motivated by self-interest
73. Debacle: A sudden and ignominious failure
74.Decadence: Moral or cultural decline
75.Deceit: Trickery, dishonesty
76.Decipher: Decode
77.Defamation: Act of damaging someone's reputation
78.Deficit: Shortage
79.Deliberate: Intentional
80.Demise: Death
81. Democracy: Government by the people
82. Demolish: Destroy
83.Deplete: Use up
84. Deplore: Strongly disapprove
85.Desolate: Lonely and deserted
86. Despondent: Dejected, hopeless
87. Despotic: Tyrannical
88. Deter: Prevent
89. Devious: Sneaky, cunning
90. Diligent: Hardworking
91. Diplomacy: Skill in managing
international relations
92. Disparage: Belittle
93. Dissension: Disagreement
94. Dissipate: Disappear gradually
95. Dogmatic: Asserting opinions in a rigid manner
96. Dormant: Inactive
97.Eclectic: Selecting from various sources
98.Eloquent: Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing
99. Elusive: Difficult to find or catch
100. Embargo: Official ban
101. Empathy: Ability to understand and share the feelings of others
102. Enigmatic: Mysterious, puzzling
103. Ephemeral: Short-lived
104. Equivocal: Ambiguous
105. Erratic: Inconsistent
106. Erudite: Learned, scholarly
107. Eulogy: Speech in praise of someone who has died
108. Euphoria: Intense excitement and happiness
109. Exacerbate: Make worse
110. Exemplary: Serving as a model
111. Exorbitant: Excessive
112. Expedite: Hasten, accelerate
113. Exploit: Take advantage of
114. Extricate: Free from a difficult situation
115. Fallacy: False belief
116. Famine: Extreme scarcity of food
117. Fanatic: Person filled with excessive enthusiasm
118. Fiasco: Complete failure
119.Fickle: Changing frequently
120. Flimsy: Weak, insubstantial
121.Foment: Stir up
122. Fortitude: Courage in pain or adversity
123.Fraudulent: Deceitful
124.Frugal: Economical
125.Futile: Pointless
126.Gregarious: Sociable
127.Guile: Cunning, deceit
128.Gullible: Easily deceived
129. Harbinger: Sign or warning
130. Haunt: Visit or inhabit (especially a ghost)
131. Heresy: Opinion contrary to accepted religious beliefs
132. Hostile: Unfriendly, antagonistic
133. Humility: Modesty
134. Hypocrisy: Pretending to be better than you really are
135. Idiosyncrasy: Peculiarity of temperament
136. Ignorant: Lacking knowledge or awareness
137. Immutable: Unchangeable
138. Impartial: Fair and unbiased
139. Impertinent: Rude and disrespectful
140. Impetuous: Acting or done quickly and without thought
141. Implausible: Unlikely to be true
142.Implicit: Suggested though not directly expressed
143. Impromptu: Without preparation
144. Impudent: Rude and disrespectful
145. Impulsive: Acting or done without forethought
146. Incessant: Continuing without interruption
147.Incognito: With one's identity concealed
148.Indefatigable: Tireless
149. Indignant: Feeling or showing anger or annoyance
150.Indolent: Lazy
151.Indubitable: Impossible to doubt
152.Inept: Incompetent
153. Infer: Deduce
154. Inflammable: Easily set on fire
155. Inherent: Existing in something as a permanent and inseparable element
156. Innocuous: Harmless
157.Insolent: Rude and disrespectful
158. Insomnia: Inability to sleep
159.Insubordinate: Disobedient
160. Intact: Complete and undamaged
161. Intricate: Complex
162.Intrigue: Secret plot or scheme
163.Introspection: Examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
164. Intuitive: Knowing something by instinct
165.Invincible: Impossible to defeat
166. Invulnerable: Impossible to harm
167. Irascible: Easily angered
168. Irony: Use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning
169. Ironic: Using or characterized by irony
170. Itinerary: Planned route or journey
171. Jeopardy: Danger
172. Jubilant: Joyful and triumphant
173. Judicious: Having or showing good judgment
174.Jurisdiction: Authority
175.Laconic: Using very few words
176. Languid: Lacking energy or enthusiasm
177.Lassitude: Lack of energy
178.Lethargy: Lack of energy and enthusiasm
179.Lucrative: Producing a great deal of profit
180. Magnanimous: Generous and forgiving
181.Malice: Ill will or intent to harm
182. Malingerer: Someone who pretends to be ill in order to avoid work
183. Martyr: Person who is killed or injured for their religious or political beliefs
184.Maverick: Independent-minded person who does not conform to accepted standards or ways of thinking
185.Melancholy: Sadness
186. Mendacious: Lying
187. Mercenary: Motivated solely by financial gain
188. Miser: Person who hoards money
189. Misogynist: Someone who dislikes, despises, or is prejudiced against women
190.Mitigate: Make less severe
191.Monotonous: Tedious and repetitive
192. Morose: Sullen and ill-tempered
193. Mundane: Ordinary and commonplace
194.Munificent: Very generous
195. Naive: Simple and innocent
196. Nefarious: Wicked
197. Negligence: Failure to take proper care
198.Nemesis: An opponent or enemy
199.Nostalgia: Sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past
200. Notorious: Famous for something bad
201. Novice: Beginner
202.Nuance: Subtle difference in shade of meaning, expression, or sound
203.Obdurate: Stubborn and unyielding
204. Obese: Very fat
205. Oblivion: State of being unaware or unconscious
206.Obscure: Not clear or definite
207. Obsolete: No longer produced or used; out of date
208.Obstinate: Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action
209.Obstruct: Prevent or hinder
210. Obtuse: Slow to understand or perceive
211.Omnipotent: All-powerful
212. Omnipresent: Present everywhere at the same time
213.Omniscient: Knowing everything
214. Onerous: Involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is oppressively great
215. Opprobrium: Public disgrace or vitriol
216.Orthodox: Conforming to accepted standards
217.Ostentatious: Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice
219.Paradox: A statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in
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