Ameliorate

Abate Subside: প্রশমিত হওয়া, হ্রাস পাওয়া;

Moderate: Less extreme, সহনীয়, মাঝারি;
i.e. The storm suddenly abated.
Attenuate To make something less effective or weaker;

i.e. The drug attenuates the effect of the pain.

Alleviate To make something less severe;
Relieve (To make a problem less serious);
Mitigate (To make something less serious or harmful);
উপশম করা;
প্রকোপ কমানো;
i.e. These measures are designed to alleviate the situation.
i.e. Are we doing enough to alleviate poverty in these countries?
Ameliorate To make something better;
কোন কিছুর অবস্থা অপেক্ষাকৃ ত উন্নত করা;
i.e. Steps have been taken to ameliorate the situation.
i.e. The new laws were designed to ameliorate the problem of chronic debt. (নতু ন আইন
এমনভাবে করা হয়েছে যাতে দীর্ঘকালীন অপেক্ষা কমে)
Assuage To make unpleasant feeling less severe [This is actually used on feelings];
Soothe (feeling);
Mitigate (feeling);
His reply assuaged my suspicious a little bit.
Conciliatory Having intention or effect of making angry people calm;
Reconcile (তর্কে কেউ রেগে গেলে তাকে শান্ত করার প্রচেষ্টা);
Soothe;
রাগান্বিত বা কেউ রেগে গেলে তাকে শান্ত করার প্রবনতা;
i.e. His tone was quite conciliatory;
i.e. She has always been conciliatory to her father;
i.e. The report was highly conciliatory
Subside Settle down;
Descend;
Grow quiet;
i.e. He waited till the laugher had subsided before continuing his story.
i.e. The storm gradually subsided.

Abstemious
Abstemious Not allowing yourself to do something (Food or alcohol) too much that is enjoyable.
কোন কিছু থেকে সংযত থাকা যদিও তা হয় উপভোগ্য কোন কিছু;
 Temperate: সংযমী;
i.e. He was an hard working man with abstemious habits.
Ascetic Not allowing yourself physical pleasure;
Practicing self-denial;
Austere (Allowing nothing that gives pleasure; Not comfortable)
তপস্বী;
নিজেকে সকল বিলাসিতা ও বাহুল্লের উর্ধে রাখা (সন্ন্যাসীদের মতো);
i.e. The monks lived a very ascetic life.
i.e. Living hidden away in the mountains suited his ascetic character.
Austere Ascetic [পূর্বে আলোচনা করা আছে];

Alacrity
Alacrity Great willingness or Enthusiasm;
Eagerness;
Cheerful promptness (দ্রুত ও খুশিমনে কিছু করার জন্য উদ্যত হওয়া);
অতিআগ্রহ;
i.e. They accepted the offer with alacrity.
Zealot A person who is extremely enthusiastic about something;
Fanatic;
i.e. He says there have always been religious zealots , but modern technology has given
them a lethal capacity.

Apathy
Antipathy A strong feeling of dislike;
পারস্পারিক বিদ্বেষ;
i.e. There was a lot of antipathy between the two doctors.
i.e. Growing antipathy to the government has led to a low voter turnout in local elections
Torpor A state of not being inactive and having no energy or enthusiasm;
Lethargy;
i.e. In the heat they sank into a state of torpor.

Appease
Appease To make somebody calmer or less angry by giving them what they want;
Pacify (To make somebody calmer or quiet who is upset or angry);
Soothe (To make somebody calmer who is anxious or upset);
Relieve;
 i.e. Amendments (আইন বা অন্যকিছুকে নিজের সুবিধামত পাল্টে নেয়া) have been added to appease
the local pressure group. (স্থানীয় চাপ সৃষ্টিকারীদের সন্তুষ্ট করতে আইনে সংশোধন আনা হয়েছে).
i.e. The move was widely seen as an attempt to appease the critics. (কাজটা এমনভাবে করা
হয়েছে যাতে বিচারকরা শান্ত হয়)
Conciliatory Having intention or effect of making angry people calm;
Reconcile (তর্কে কেউ রেগে গেলে তাকে শান্ত করার প্রচেষ্টা);
Soothe;
রাগান্বিত বা কেউ রেগে গেলে তাকে শান্ত করার প্রবনতা;
i.e. His tone was quite conciliatory;
i.e. She has always been conciliatory to her father;
i.e. The report was highly conciliatory;
Conciliatory Having intention or effect of making angry people calm;
Reconcile (তর্কে কেউ রেগে গেলে তাকে শান্ত করার প্রচেষ্টা);
Soothe;
রাগান্বিত বা কেউ রেগে গেলে তাকে শান্ত করার প্রবনতা;
i.e. His tone was quite conciliatory;
i.e. She has always been conciliatory to her father;
i.e. The report was highly conciliatory;

Boorish
Audacious Willing to take bold risk bravely but with daring or impudent (ধৃষ্ট, বেহায়া, লজ্জাহীন) behavior;
যে ঝুঁকি ও সাহসিকতা প্রদর্শনে প্রস্তুত কিন্তু ধৃষ্ট ও বেহায়া আচরণবিশিষ্ট;
i.e. Such an audacious remark.
i.e. Your audacious decision suffered us but bought us life.
Boor Very unpleasant and rude;
(Boorish adj.) Rude;
Insensitive;
বর্বর ও অসভ্য লোক;
I.e. Stay away from boorish person like him.
Denigrate To criticize somebody unfairly;
To say something has no value;
কারো মানহানি বা কালিমালেপন করা;
অন্যায় ভাবে কারো ত্রুটিনির্দে শ করা;
Deride To treat something as ridiculous;
Make fun of;
অবজ্ঞাভরে উরিয়ে দেয়া;
উপহাস করা;
i.e. The play was derided by the critics.
 i.e. His views was derided as old fashioned.
Truculence Tending to argue or to be bad tempered;
Aggressiveness;
i.e. “What do you want?” he asked sounding slightly truculent.
Reprobate A person who behaves in a way that society thinks immoral;
An unprincipled (নীতিহীন; বিবেক বর্জি ত) person;
i.e. They're all hypocrites, liars and reprobates.

Capricious
Capricious Sudden/quick change of mind/something.
যা হটাত করেই পালটে যেতে পারে;
i.e. It’s always better to keep an umbrella in this capricious climate.
i.e. A movie star who was capricious and difficult to please. (একজন তারকা যিনি মুহূর্তে মত
পালটাতেন এবং যাকে মানানো ছিল বেশ কঠিন)
Volatile Changing easily from one mood to another;
i.e. Such a volatile personality.
Able to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse;
Unstable;
i.e. The political situation was becoming more volatile.
Vacillate To keep changing your thought and opinion about something that is annoying;
i.e. The country's leaders are still vacillating between confrontation and compromise.

Castigation
Castigation Severe criticism;
শাস্তিরূপে কঠোর সমালোচনা করা;
i.e. The minister castigated schools for falling standards in education.
Caustic Sarcastically biting (বিদ্রূপাত্মকভাবে কাউকে আঘাত করা যাতে Sarcasm মেশানো থাকে);
A chemical substance able to destroy or dissolve other substances;
i.e. Lisa ignored the caustic comment.
i.e. Her speech was a caustic attack on government officers.
Vituperative Cruel and angry criticism;
Abusive;
Scolding (তিরস্কারমূলক);
i.e. the criticism soon turned into a vituperative attack.

Aberrant
Aberrant স্বাভাবিক নয় এমন আচরণ; স্বাভাবিক থেকে আলাদা এমন;
 Abnormal: অস্বাভাবিক;
A deviant: এমন বাক্তি যে স্বাভাবিক আচরণ থেকে বিচ্যুত;
i.e. The aim is to find the cause of the child's aberrant behavior.
i.e. The word ‘street’ as in ‘street crime’ is used as a metaphor for what is aberrant and
fearful in the light of social norms.(‘রাস্তা’ কিংবা ‘রাস্তার অপরাধ’ এমন রুপকরুপে ব্যাবহার হয় যে এটা
সামাজিক মানদণ্ডে অস্বাভাবিক এবং ভিতিকর)
Whimsical Unusual and not serious in a way that is either amusing or annoying;
অদ্ভু দ;
i.e. He has a whimsical sense of humor.

Welter
Welter A large and confusing number of items in no order;
সংখ্যায় অনেক এবং বিশৃঙ্খল;
i.e. There's such a welter of conflicting rules.
Inundate To give or send somebody so many things that he cannot deal with them all;
i.e. We have been inundated with offers of help.
Flood;
Submerge;
i.e. The islands may be the first to be inundated as sea levels rise.

Viable
Viable Something that can be done;
Feasible;
Doable;
i.e. I'm afraid that is just not a viable option.
i.e. Once the company is commercially viable, we should be able to invest more.

Torpor
Torpor A state of not being inactive and having no energy or enthusiasm;
Lethargy;
i.e. In the heat they sank into a state of torpor.

Soporific Making you want to go to sleep;

i.e. The motion of the train had a somewhat soporific effect.
 Tirade
Tirade A long angry speech accusing somebody/something;
Harangue A lengthy and aggressive speech;
i.e. He walked to the front of the stage and began to harangue his audience.

Buttress
Buttress To support or prop up (অবলম্বন করে রাখা) something;
i.e. It was necessary to strengthen the building with large external buttresses.
i.e. The terrorist threat seems to buttress the argument for greater police powers. (সন্ত্রাসী
হুমকি পুলিশকে আরো শক্তিশালী করার পক্ষে সহায়ক হয়েছে)
Strut To walk proudly with one’s head and chest up showing arrogance or importance;
Pompous walk;
i.e. The players strutted and posed for the camera.

An object used to support/buttress something;

i.e. The roof was supported on oak strut.

Stolid
Stolid Not showing much emotion or interest by remaining always the same;
Impassive;
i.e. She looked up at her stolid employer and wished he would unbend (খোলামেলা আচরণ
করা) just a little.
Reticent Not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily;
i.e. She was shy and reticent.

Confound
Confound To prove something wrong;
i.e. She confounded her critics and proved that she can do the job.

Confused and surprised;

i.e. The sudden rise in share price confounded economists.
Refute To prove something is wrong;
i.e. This study cannot provide data to confirm or refute this hypothesis.
 Recluse
Recluse Favoring a solitary life;
i.e. A reclusive millionaire.

Refractory
Refractory stubborn or difficult to control;
i.e. his refractory pony (টাট্রুঘোড়া)।

Recalcitrant Unwilling to follow rules or instruction;

Unable to control;
i.e. He was like a teacher encouraging a recalcitrant pupil.

Proscribe
Proscribe To say officially that something is banned;
i.e. Officials promptly proscribed the procedure.