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11) Conjunctions
13) Idioms and Phrases
15) Reading Comprehension
17) Adverbs
19) Modals
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12 Fixed Prepositions
14) Phrasal Verbs
16) Articles
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1. These firms which (1)/ are the main (2)/
suppliers of electronic (3)/ components in
India (4)/ No error (5)
Vocab theory
1. Visible

that can be seen

2. Invisible

that cannot seen

3. Accessible

that can be approached

 4. Inaccessible

that cannot be approached

5. Approachable

that can be accessed

6. Inapproachable

that cannot be accessed

7. Admissible

that can be permissible

8. Inadmissible

that cannot be permissible

9. Appeasable

that can be pacified

10. Inappeasable

that cannot be pacified

 11. Awful

that is not pleasant

12. In awful

that is pleasant
13. Affable

that is pleasant
14. In affable

that is not pleasant

15. Auspicious

that is bright
16. In auspicious

that is not bright

 17. Artful

that is performed using skills

18. In artful

not with skills

19. Audacity

boldness in nature
20. In audacity

not bold
 21. Able

have efficiency to do something

 22. In able

does not have efficiency to do something

23. Abstinence

self - denial, abstain

24. In Abstinence

self -indulgence
25. Acquiescent

Tolerant
26. In Acquiescent

Not tolerant
27. Adept

expert
28. In adept

amateur
29. Aesthetic

appealing
30. Un/ In aesthetic

ugly, Hideous
31. Alterable

changeable
32. In alterable

fix, set, constant

33. Amiable

friendly
34. In amiable

not friendly
35. Amicable

warmhearted
36. In Amicable

ill –natured, Ungracious

37. Animated

Alive, lively, Active

38. In Animated

Inactive
39. Annihilable

can be destroyed
40. In annihilable

cannot be destroyed
41. Apparent

visible, clear, obvious

42. In apparent

dark, Invisible, Unclear

 43. Apposite

relevant, related to, applicable

44. Inapposite

Irrelevant, pointless
45. Apprehensive

aware, conscious, Sensible

 46. In apprehensive

insensible, unaware, Unconscious

 47. Articulate

well-spoken, fluent, Vocal

48. Inarticulate

In vocal
49. Audible

can be heard
50. Inaudible

cannot be heard
51. Avertible

can be prevented
52. In avertible

cannot be prevented
 53. Calculable

Can be calculated, Certain, reliable

54. In calculable

Cannot be calculated
55. Carnate

Flesh, embodied
 56. In carnate

Humanly, Souly (spiritual )

57. Caution

Warning, Precaution
 58. In caution

Carelessness, Recklessness
59. Censurable

Objectionable, Offensive
60. In censurable

Blameless, Impeccable
61. Circumspect

Prudent, Alert, Cautious

62. In circumspect

Careless, Unmindful
 63. Cognizant

Mindful, Apprehensive, Sensible

64. Incognizant

Insensible, Unmindful
 65. Coherent

Compatible, Concordant, Harmonious

66. Incoherent

Unreasonable, Unsound
67. Comity

Concord, Harmony
68. In comity

Conflict, Discord
69. Commensurate

Proportional, Similar
70. Incommensurate

Disproportional, Dissimilar
71. Acquaintance

familiarity, cognizance
72. In Acquaintance

Unfamiliarity
 73. Beguile

Charm or enchant (someone), often in a deceptive

way.
 74. Blinkered

Having or showing a narrow or limited outlook.

 75. Bottom out

To reach the lowest point in a continuously changing

level that is about to start rising or increasing again.
 76. Breach

An act of breaking or failing to observe a law,

agreement, or code of conduct.
 77. Bumble

There is something terrible about seeing others go about life

with rational deliberateness while we continue to bumble
around.
 78. Camouflage

The disguising of military personnel, equipment, and installations by

painting or covering them to make them blend in with their
surroundings.
 79. Cogent

Clear, Logical, and Convincing.

 80. Cohort

A group of people with a shared characteristic.

 81. Complacency

A feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with

oneself or one’s achievements.
 82. Conciliation

The action of stopping someone being angry;

placation.
 83. Concomitantly

At the same time; simultaneously.

 84. Condemn

Express complete disapproval of; censure.

 85. Contempt

The feeling that a person or a thing is worthless or

beneath consideration.
86. Contention

Heated disagreement.
 87. Contradiction

A combination of statements, ideas, or features

which are opposed to one another
 88. Contrast

The state of being strikingly different from

something else in juxtaposition or close association.
 89. Controversial

Giving rise or likely to give rise to controversy or

public disagreement.
 90. Credence

Belief in or acceptance of something as true.

 91. Cripple

Cause someone to become unable to walk or move

properly.
 92. Affable

easily approachable, friendly

 93. Amorphous

Having no definite shape, form, or structure

94. Censure

Strong criticism
 95. Conceal

To hide someone or something | prevent

(something) from being known
 96. Congruous

Corresponding or agreeing | suitable

 97. Dearth

A lack of something
 98. Frail

Having less than a normal amount of strength of

force : very weak | easily damaged or destroyed
 99. Impoverish

To make someone poor or to make something

worse in quality
 100. Antipathy

strong or deep-rooted dislike, aversion

 101. Intimidate

To frighten or threaten someone so that they will

do what you want
 102. Invigorate

To make someone feel healthy and full of energy

 103. Pertinent

Appropriate to a particular situation

104. Somber

Dark in color
 105. Abominate

To feel hatred or disgust for something or

someone
 106. Accolades

Praise or an award for an achievement that people

admire.
 107. Acquittal

Deliverance from charges

 108. Adverse

Going counter to one’s benefit

 109. Aggravate

To make an illness or bad or unpleasant worse | to

annoy someone, especially deliberately |
 110. Amateurish

Not done or made well or with skill.

 111. Ambiguity

The state of having more than one possible meaning.

 112. Ameliorate

To make (something, such as a problem) better,

less painful, etc.
113. Amenable

Easy to control
 114. Archaic

old and not used anymore | very old- fashioned | from a

much earlier or ancient period of history
 115. Augment

To increase the amount, value, size, etc. of

something
 116. Avidity

Very enthusiastic about something

117. Antagonistic

showing or feeling opposition

 118. Apathetic

Showing no interest or enthusiasm

 119. Blasé

Unimpressed with or indifferent to something because

one has experienced or seen it often before.
 120. Barbaric

Cruel and violent, and not expected from people

who are educated and respect each other.
 121. Burgeon

To begin to grow or develop rapidly

 122. Boon

Something that is very helpful and makes

life easier for you
 123. Cavil

To make unnecessary complaints about something.

 124. Conformity

Behavior or action that follow the accepted rules

of society
 125. Credulous

Too ready to believe things and therefore easy to

trick.
 126. Conspiracy

A secret plan by a group of people to do

something harmful or illegal.
127. Concealment

The act of hiding something

 128. Cramped

With small letters close together and therefore

difficult to read
 129. Census

The process of officially counting something, especially a

country’s population, and recording various facts; the results
of this process.
130. Commendation

Praise
 131. Cater

To provide food and drinks for a social event

 132. Critic

A person who expresses disapproval of someone or

something and talks about their bad qualities, especially
publicly
 133. Clumsy

moving or doing things in a very awkward way

 134. Commemorative

Intended to help people remember and respect an

important person or event in the past
 135. Concord

Too ready to believe things and therefore easy to

trick.
 136. Distort

To change the shape, appearance, or sound of

something so that it is strange
 137. Deter

To discourage or restrain from acting or

proceeding. To prevent; check; arrest
 138. Delusion

A false belief or opinion about yourself or your

situation.
 139. Demise

The end or failure of an institution, an idea, a

company, etc.
 140. Denounce

To strongly criticize someone or something that

you think is wrong, illegal, etc.
 141. Derision

The feeling that people express when they criticize an

laugh at someone or something in an insulting way
 142. Dawdle

To take a long time to do something or go

somewhere
 143. Docile

Easily managed or handles; teachable

 144. Dilate

To become or to make something larger, wider, or

more open.
 144. Dispersion

The process by which people or things are spread

over a wide area.
 145. Destitute

Without money, food, and the other things

necessary for life
 146. Debatable

Not certain because people can have different ideas and

opinions about the thing being discussed.
 147. Didactic

Teaching or intending to teach a moral lessor.

 148. Disposition

The natural qualities of a person’s character

 150. Decry

to strongly criticize someone or something,

especially publicly
 151. Encompass

To include a large number or range of things

152. Euphony

Pleasing or sweet sound

153. Exculpate

Clear from blame or guilt

154. Egregious

Extremely bad.
 155. Enumerate

To name things on a list one by one.

 156. Flaunt

To show something you are proud of to other

people, in order to impress them
 157. Finicky

Too worried about what you eat, wear, etc.

 158. Foreboding

A strong feeling that something unpleasant or

dangerous is going to happen.
 159. Forgery

The crime of falsely making or copying a

document in order to deceive people.
 160. Forlorn

appearing lonely and unhappy

 161. Fervor

Very strong feelings about something

 162. Germane

Connected with something in an important or

appropriate way
 163. Gaudy

Too brightly colored in a way that lacks taste.

 164. Hostile

Very unfriendly or aggressive and ready to argue

or fight .
165. Intelligible

That can be easily understood

166. Inclement

Not pleasant
167. Inane

Very silly stupid

168. Lackluster

Not interesting or exciting

 169. Maverick

a person who does not conform to generally

accepted standards or customs
 170. Nadir

The worst or lowest point of something

 171. Obstruct

To block a road, an entrance, a passage, etc. so that someone or

something cannot get through, see past, etc. | to prevent someone or
something from doing something or making progress, especially when
this is done deliberately
 172 . Obsolete

No longer used because something new has been

invented
 173. Ample

Enough or more than enough

 174. Vociferous

Expressing your opinions or feeling in loud and

confident way
 175. Vocation

a type of work or way of life that you believe is

especially suitable for you
176. Viscid

Sticky and Slimy

177. Vitriolic

Full od anger and hatred.

 178. Ominous

Suggesting that something bad is going to happen

in future.
 179. Prolix

Tending to speak or write at excessive length

180. Petulant

Unreasonable irritable
 181 . Pertinent

Appropriate to a particular situation

 182. Rostrum

a small raised platform that a person stands on to

make a speech, conduct music, receive a prize, etc.
 183. Recipient

A person who receives something

 184. Ridicule

Speech or action intended to cause contemptuous

laughter at a person or thing
 185. Rejuvenate

to make someone or something look or feel

younger or more lively
 186. Rampant

Existing or spreading everywhere in a way that

cannot be controlled.
 187. Surplus

an amount that is extra or more than you need

 188. Sloppy

not careful or neat : showing a lack of care,

attention, or effort
 189. Scathing

Criticizing someone or something very severely

 190. Smug

Looking or feeling too pleased about something

you have done or achieved.
191. Superfluous

More than you need or want.

192. Somber

Dark in color
193. Tranquility

peace, quiet
 194. Thwart

Prevent the occurrence, realization of attainment of

195. Tight-lipped

Inclined to secrecy or reticence

 196. Torment

Extreme suffering, especially mental suffering

197. Upbraid

Scold severely
 198. Vapid

lacking liveliness, animation or interest

 199. Vital

Necessary or essential in order for something to

succeed or exist
 200. Vulgarity

The fact of being rude or not having good taste; a

rude object, picture, etc.
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