Saturday, 5 January 2019

DAILY TEN WORDS HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS IN ENGLISH - A - LIST - COMPILED BY - ZENMURALI

21. abjure (v) ஆணையிட்டுக் கைவிடு, உரிமையை அல்லது கருத்தை சபதமிட்டுத் துற, சத்தியஞ்செய்து துற 
to recant, renounce, repudiate under oath [n – abjuration] 
# Prime Minister asks Naxals to abjure violence.                  
Ant. embrace, uphold, maintain

22. ablation (nதேகத்தின் உறுப்பை வெட்டி நீக்குதல், அகற்றல், உறுப்பு நீக்கம், நீக்கம், தேய்மானம்
surgical removal of a body part or tissue, the erosive process that reduces the size of glaciers [v – ablate, adj – ablative]
# The laser ablation has an essential application foreground in clinical medicine. 

23. ablaze (adjகொழுந்துவிட்டு எரிகின்ற, சுடர் விடுகின்ற
on fire, glittering, greatly excited [adv – ablaze]
# Cars and buses were set ablaze during the riot.
# The exhibition was ablaze with lights. 

24. able (adjஆற்றலுடையதிறமையான [skillful]
# Her family doctor is an able surgeon.
Ant. unskillful, incapable, inexpert, incompetent

25. able-bodied (adjஉடல்வலிவுடைய, உடல் திடமுடைய
fit, healthy, competent for physical service [n – able-bodiedness]
# The newly constructed gym can be used by both able-bodied and disabled people.
Ant. weak, feeble, frail 

26. ablution (nமதச் சடங்கு காரணமாக நீராட்டுதல், சமயச் சடங்கில் நீராடுதல்
ceremonial washing, ritualistic washing, purification
# Ablution is part of some religious ceremonies.

27. abnegate (v) கைவிட்டு விடு, விட்டொழி
self-denial, deny oneself (something); restrain, especially from indulging in some pleasure, surrender (power or a position), to renounce (a right or privilege) [n –  abnegation]
# He promised to abnegate smoking.
Ant. self-indulgence, affirmation, concession

28. abode (nஉறைவிடம், இருப்பிடம், வசிப்பிடம்
a dwelling place, a home
# Schools and colleges are the abodes of learning.

29. abolish (vரத்து செய், ஒழித்துக்கட்டு
put an end to; cancel, quash [n – abolishment, adj – abolishable]
# The Indian government is planning to abolish subsidies to farmers.
Ant. establish, creation, inauguration

30. abolition (nஅழித்தல், நீக்குதல்
the act of abolishing a system or practice or institution (especially abolishing slavery) [adj – abolitionary]
# India is not yet successful in abolition of child labour.
Ant. confirmation, establishment, legalization, promotion

Friday, 4 January 2019

DAILY TEN WORDS HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS IN ENGLISH - A - LIST - COMPILED BY - ZENMURALI

11. abbreviate (v) shorten, abridge, compress [n – abbreviation]
# Abbreviated costumes are not allowed in Arabian countries.
Ant. lengthen, extend, amplify

12. abdicate (v) to give up (royal power or the like), renounce, surrender [n – abdication] 
# The party chief abdicated his post owing to poor health.
Ant. Accede, claim, assume, keep

13. abdomen (n) lowest part of a person or animal’s body, containing the stomach and other organs [adj – abdominal]
Cycling is an abdomen strengthening exercise.

14. abduct (v) a carrying away of a person against his will, or illegally. [n – abduction, abductor]
# Two businessmen were abducted by the terrorists.       
Ant. set free, restore, surrender

15. aberration (n) deviation from a right, customary, or prescribed course, a disorder in one's mental state, an optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image [adj – aberrant]
# The Principal’s speech on sports day was full of aberrations and irrelevant.
Ant. normality, regularity, uniformity

16. abet (v) to aid, promote, or encourage or assist (an offense) [n – abettor]
# Abetting ragging is punishable under law.
Ant. discourage, obstruct, undermine

17. abeyance (n) a state of suspension or temporary inaction
The meeting was kept in abeyance without any decision being taken.
Ant. continence, continuity, ceaselessness

18. abhor (v) regard with disgust; detest [n – abhorrence, adj – abhorrent]
# Indians abhor American culture.
Ant. love, like, delight

19. abide (v) an act in accordance with [adj – abiding, n – abidance]
# Students should abide by the rules and regulations of the college.
Ant. avoid, escape, leave

20. abject (adj) miserable, degraded, despicable [n – abjection]
# Indian farmers are leading an abject life of poverty.
Ant. hopeful, courageous, dignified 

Thursday, 3 January 2019

DAILY TEN WORDS HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS IN ENGLISH - A - LIST COMPILED BY - ZENMURALI

1. abacus (n) counting device, a calculator that performs arithmetic functions by manually sliding counters on rods or in grooves
# Abacus is the mother of all calculators.

2. abandon (v) give up with the intent of never claiming again, leave behind empty; move out of [n – abandonment adj – abandonable]
# Many old scooters were abandoned in the parking lot.
Ant. keep, maintain, restraint

3. abandoned (adj) deserted, forsaken, unprincipled [v – abandon, adv – abandonedly]
# Many college students are leading an abandoned life.
Ant. occupied, well kept, unprincipled

4. abase (v) lower, humiliate, degrade [n – abasement]
# Some politicians abase themselves to get a post from their leader.
Ant. elevate, uplift, honor

5. abashed (adj) embarrassed, ashamed, disconcerted [n – abashment, v – abash, adv – abashedly]
# I got abashed when my girlfriend called me an idiot.
Ant. proud, poised, heartened

6. abate (v) to become less strong, diminish. lessen [n – abatement, adj – abatable]
# The wind abated after the storm.
Ant. increase, grow, strengthen

7. abattoir (n) a slaughterhouse, a building where animals are butchered
# The cattle was led to the abattoir.

8. abbess (n) the superior of a group of nuns
# The abbess is highly respected people in the church.

9. abbey (n) monastery, convent, nunnery
# Westminster Abbey is a huge church in London.

10. abbot (n) the superior of a community of monks
# Many abbots are living in Tibet. 

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