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Thus making it highly useful for exams like, CET, CUET, SSC EXAMS, CGL, CPO, CHSL, STENO, MTS, GD, BANK EXAMS, RBI, SBI PO/CLERK, IBPS PO/CLERK, NDA, CDS, CLAT, EPFO, MBA, IPMAT, CAT, AFCAT, SAT, GRE, GMAT, Airforce Group X & Y and other competitive exams. This is based on the simple, yet effective Prefixes-Roots-Suffixes method that will increase your knowledge and mastery of the English language.The difference between the right word and almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug. —Mark Twain== oD ap CLASSES THE NO. 1 VOCABULARY BUILDER AVATAR THE WORD MASTER THE COMPLETE BOOK FOR BUILDING A SUPERIOR VOCABULARY. Manisha Bansal Ma’am (Oar g) PER eg Cetin et acute) eT eerDedication To the innumerable students who have had to pore over word lists of unconnected, isolated words and wade through boring flash cards in the absence of this book, ‘AVATAR : The Word Master’.Roma Invicta AryaCONTENTS > The Matrix Simulation - > Foreword I > Preface IL > Introduction Tl >» Who is this book for XI > Purpose of this book XI > Why you need this book xI > — Reading this book xl > What does Vocabulary building means XI >» The Neon Approach for Superior Vocabulary XII > Test Your Present Vocabulary (100 Questions) xv > Test your vocabulary Range (100 Questions) XVII > List of Prefixes, Roots & Suffixes (Index) XX >» Key to book entries A&B > Avatar : The Word Master 01-400 > Foreign words 401-409 > Important words 410-437 >» 1000 Additional words (Phobia, Mania etc.) 438-448 » Table of Specialised Terms (Animal & Birds) 449-453 > — Spellings : Concepts, Tips, Tricks & Techniques 454-471 > 20 Tests (1000 Questions) 472-491 > — Exit Test (100 Questions) 492-493Download Free PDFS & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: www.neonclasses.com “The Matrix Simulation” Hollywood blockbuster “The Matrix” (1999) Morpheus. 3% movie’ Hero, Neo@ Red pill Hz Blue pill’t & we a choose wet & fe esr?) “this isyourlast chance. After this, thereisno turingback. ‘Youtake thebluepill- the story ends..youwake upin your bedandbelieve whatever youwanttobelieve ‘Youtake there pl. you stayin wonderland, and I show how deep the rabbithole goes Remember. Alllamofferingisthetruth nothing more” = Morpheus, The Matrix 1999) api red pll®tt ar set ~ “life-changing ruth ay art aaa a gaR, Sea life’ meaning & purpose shar wer se free —thinking aniudedevelopa2é laziness & ignorance arerza fica a Hic & arora 38 aca were eT Blue pill choice zat & ®5 “Matrix Simulation (Hindu Philosophy at ga matrix By aren war sex B)at eure sea wt ith edlare een aa lisful ignorance slave ais ech aa? takered rit ratenterit L Knowledge is Power Ignorance is bliss 1 1 Learn Roots, Prefixes & Suffixes Rote learning 1 1 Know more about new words ‘Memorizing ists of unconnected isolated words 1 1 Learn that word Learn that word 1 1 Associate unfamiliar words with a familiar one Forget just after 2 weeks 1 1 Learn that word permanently (Remember for lifetime) [Next time this word becomes new again Ifyou choose Red Pill Welcome aboard, Neo!! an & amt of Neodl tage oell-se8 a2 words she Life aster eer ao (gt Rote learning Matrix Simulation ® are ser wz) ‘Ba Booka gar ware ra we & aru =e words shad wh ge Journeys enjoy sks wer ge words “pills ofknowledge & learning’ 8 preparefioar at & Ps stud Fe gt pills swallow az, Ca pleasurable experience at Ta Note: such aafies eee a weer te sob ara esceror Ree Rr ae fee se ‘The Matrix Trilogy +The Matrix (1999), “The Matrix Reloaded (2008), & The Matrix Revolutions (2008) (erio—-d) alt Movies ore tart mB ¥= movies philosophy 5H Be es oat caf reat, Aes ae she wah Redes & ers Bt wT GE ecsctaes ——emctaes neon caer (G) Neoncser ——_neoncasverBest App for Govt Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publications FOREWORD Hello students! Dear students, ‘Welcome to the enchanting world of words! Vocabulary is the most basic principle for verbal success! Building your vocabulary can be interesting or can be a millstone around your neck. You should well aware that, of all the knowledge and skills which a language learner must master, the most important element, and the one involving the heaviest learning load, in an adequate working vocabulary. No matter how you approach this book - whether as a systematic course book or as a reassuring reference work or simply as an entertaining browse ~ it should sharpen your ability to express your thoughts and feelings and reduce progressively the frustrations of failing to “getthrough.” If youare trying to build your vocabulary in preparation for atest, you should set a schedule for yourself and work methodically from beginning to end. For those of you who will be appearing for a competitive examination, this book is a godsend and will actas your friend, philosopherand guide on your preparatory journey. Ifyouare simply trying o improve your vocabulary, you may find it more interesting o dip into the textatrandom, When you finish this book, you will have a solid vocabulary that can help you in every facet of yourlife. You will notice that after completion of this book you will notbe the same, you can‘tbe. So, et'sembark on an excitingjourney to explore the fascinating world of words! Ler'sbegin!! Have fun while learning!!! Manisha Bansal Ma'am Director, Neon Classes 4& Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am Director : Neon Classes a aDownload Free PDFS & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: www.neonclasses.com aiaeAe “Avatar- The Word Master" 2s pedagogically-oriented book 2 fhradt Prefixes, Roots & Suffixes # help ® words’) quickly & easily ag zat Rarer se 81 ga NEON Approach # Um BF system 4 % develop Ran arar B Gh war ane aA we words) re wad dl Memory aid ave wr eat 1 26 words # Better and Faster understanding 2% Ban shortcut® fret warmer B oa Ea wider Vocabulary Aare a 5H By geil word-histories Stzetymologies it weraen & words ai ag aerat a8 & arrgrer rar Word ~ history she etymology Rah word a a8 war ges are 2a & fre powerful Mnemonic tools ga aezet Prefixes Rootsand Suffixes help ® Rf word ah dissect 2B et word ® wall parts @ thoroughly analyse xB sa word # family @ carat wat words ft easilyand quickly aergt mare 8 Re at BA words om cel ena ae we a 3 GH Mnemonics’ & example 3 war™d #1 Mnemonics w meaning dat 8 - “an aid to memory", sak @h§ Image, word, device orsystemmsh Preh hor at are rad a ora helpa Mythic Ori “Mnemonics” The Goddess of in ~ The word comes from Mnemosyne, memory, hence it is related to memory, Mnemosyne is said to have represented the rote memorisation required before the introduction of writing, to preserve ancient knowledge through storiesand myths Mnemonics em origin Greek Goddess Mnemosyne'® gar 8, ‘ot memory # symbol’ 1 Mnemosyne zea at ser & gt ol writing & gqsone & wea ancient knowledge @ preserved re sages at) Ser role story telling She myths @® ane & knowiedge®® preservewet & arcx wea ah ei aft & mnemonics ‘use Bre word, poem ete, are wwe fu Re ord eer | Mne'roord develop gv Bae words @ Amnesty (A~not + mne~ mind +ty) a general pardon for offencesagainsta government (an official forgetting) @ Amnesia (A~without emne-mind ia) ~lossof memory Ue ster example saga Time Pw Greek root ~ "Chron" at Latin root “Tempor” 55a aor Neon Classes @ Chron time @ Chronological inorder oftime ¢ Synchronize (Syn ~ together, with) - Make agree in time, to puton thesame timetable @ Anachronism (Ana - backwards) ~ events placed out of propertime; something thatis chronologically outof place For example, if you see someone wearing a dress that was ‘usually worn only inthe medieval period, you could all that an “anachronism” Chronie~Continuingoveralongtime Chronicle - Chronological record of events & Chronometer Device tomeasure time. A clocks, therefore, chronometer. Tempor-Time ‘Temporary -forthetimebeing @ Contemporary ~ happening at the present or same time (con—rogether, with) @ Extemporaneous ~ said or composed on the spur of the -moment;Imprompt @ Tempo Relativerate of speedtin music; pattern of activity Temporal -Notpermanent;secularas opposed to spiritual @ Temporize—toacttogaintime;todelay. ‘Ba HME 1001s etymological cues¥ at wide range vocabulary Bare BA cer FR aE aw mind H aa eed B PU most powerfulmnemonictools sf areere 28 Bi Word histories, Eeymologies aan roots help worded origin ovat, arg wr great benefitee 8 fis Eo words’ meanings 2H aga GU additional information ora oT F den Roots? «ar 18. yf “cluster of words" at af at @ associate arb Er wat Roots help ® words a aerga cen ora a we advantage we af & ae words & origin zen language development interest anit ator acs Roots eet wordt weal yeh ate gard B1 ‘weet i Noticeark fs or at ah ae word ana aren). aBen savy sett Root ~ Prefix Suffix help ® dissection zr S| ‘we aati a gat, werd ste aA wordsere ame & FB at (©BYoulube Channel #Neon Classes wi set SERED Neon Classes: Neon Classes: Neon Classes:Best App for Govt Jobs Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publications XX Introduction 7 "AVATAR: The Word Master” is an attempt to provide a tool 10 increase your word power in an effective manner. This book is aimed at tremendously inereasing your vocabulary and helping you develop a fast way to figure out the meaning of words if you don't know them. This book is designed :o teach the Greek and Latin roots to help you to learn quickly and effectively. These roots, prefixes and suffixes can give you the meaning of over 2,00,000 words! Itismy firm conviction that learning more words and more about words you already know must be a pleasurable activity. The memorizing of words for a long period of time is very difficult, ‘monotonous and often temporary. Conviced that memorizing lists of words is unrewarding, [ have developed this exclusive ‘method, based on Greekand Latin roots, The NEON Approach, ‘The Neon approach is the direct and successful method of ‘vocabulary building, based on the word dissection technique, In this approach we cutaparta word and then analyze it thoroughly, Example: © Dissection (Dis - apart from + sect - to eut + ion - noun, suffix) - to cut apart, as a plant, animal, body. ete. for @ Crematorium (Gremat - burn + orium - a place for) - a place where bodies of dead peopleare burned. @ Epigraph (Epi - on + graph - writing) - words written onastatue, monument, building ete & _Prerogative(Pre-before +roga-toask + tive)n-a privilege exclusive toa partcularindividual or Syn-Prequisitve right or class, @ — Somnambulant (Somna - to sleep + ambul - to walk + ant) adj-walking while asleep, % —Sompiloquent (Soni talking while asleep. to sleep + loqu ~ 10 alk + ent) adj - NEON Approach aa waa a aga aMY words Bt wre wet BT ‘wid & effective technique 25 vocabulary building direct & successfulmethod®, fer Bstrategies@ afte Ra aan (Divides Learn Gi) Think & Associate (ii)Repeat& Retain ‘ex dal strategies detail eet ord discuss 831 Aword can consist ofthree parts: Prefix + Root’ Suffix Root : The part of the word that contains the basic meaning, ie Definition ofthe word, i called the root Thus root is the primary lexical unitofa word, 4& Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am [Meceara) + Aplace that many people like to visit, esp for a particular origi Saudi Arabia @ ve city @ ame mecca $1 mecca islamalt holiest (fs) city tan ‘ran & wei wet Muhammad © Sahabes ee gH a1 muslims F mecca wt Sezer waren SA redsead we 3 aha 3 at age an visitors ei ata: 2h '& word “Mecca” a af 03 place @ few aH ea ott aga important’ ste wef star rat aed 81 ‘A root is the part of any word that reveals its essential meaning. Many groupe of English words are related in meaning simply Decause they developed from a common root When you recognise that a group of words shares a similar root, youll more easily remember the entire group. Forexample: Gen Latin and Greek) — togivebirthto;to produce ‘Meaning — "race, birth, kind” ‘Gen’ root English language al core 100 words #1 SoH (birth) ert Gene—Unitor factorof heredity Eugenies~ Science ofimprovingoffspring Congenital~ Existing frombirth Geneology - Study ofthe family tree Primogenitive ~ lnheritanceby the firstborn Psychogenie— Borninor aused by the mind Indigenous Native Progeny Offspring Generation~Agroup of people who are about the same age Genesis Origin Degenerated~Tobecome worse lowerin quality General- Common, familiar Generate-To cause something oexist Generative- Thatcan produce something Generator-A person who causes or produces Generic. Related toawholegrouporclass Generosity ~ Nobleness, Magnanimity Generous—Noble, Plentful Genesis ~The beginning or origin ofsomething Genetie— Connected with genes Genial—Affable,Amiable Genethliae ~ Relating to birthdays or nati See T REO EEE EERE HEE ies, showing position and influence of starsat birth, abirthday poenDownload Free PDFS & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: wwwaneonclasses.com © Genius Talent, Aptitude & Geni |-Pertainingtothe reproduction @ Genre-A category of artistic, musical or literary ‘composition characterized by apartcula style form or content Gentry- People belonging toa high social class Genuine-Natural;not acquired Gentle- Calm, kindorsoft Genteel-QuietandPolite Gentile-Onewhoisnotajew Antigen Substance that is capable of stimulating an ‘immune response. '& Octagenarian (80 yeats old or between the ages of 80 and 80;apersonofthisage) (okto—>octo—reight) © Engender—tobringintobeing: produce (en~in) @ _ Indigene—anative or indigenous person, animal plant © Regenerate to cause to be spiritually reborn; renewed or restored (re—back, again) @ Genocide ~ The systematic killing of a whole national or exhnicgroup (caedere—>cide—»t0 kil) @ Hydrogen ~ ‘The generation of water from the combustion offlydrogen (hydor—> hydro water) @ Oxygen it; acid ~ producing; so named from the belief that oxygen is present in all acids), (oxys —> oxy —+ sharp) Andmany many more. Prefixesand suffixesbothare called affixes, + Affix(Af to + fix- to fasten, to attach)n A letter or group of letters added to the beginning or end ofa word to change its meaning. + Prefix (Pre -before +f Inslened beforea word, + Sufix (Suf - below, behind + fix - fasten, so attach) - something fastened behind a word. Prefix : The word clement that is placed in front of a root. It changes the word's meaning or makes a new word, Understanding of the meaning of a Prefix (word Beginning) can sive youa partof the definition, Prefix us def key® it stad fru a Sac a wordsier meaning, unlockanedt @ ais sat words meaning sm mind # lock shamed dy Prefixes will give usthe essential force ofthe word. Bg. Anti ~against (Greek) & Antagonise ~ act in opposition 10; struggle against to fasten, to attach) something continously (agon —rastrugele, acontes) @ Antipathy — Natural aversion; having opposite feeling (In contrast with eympathy) % Antonym~An antithetical word;opposite synonym BD Beuw. Neon Classes Mercurial (adi) + Changing suddenly or without warning + Syn: Inconsistent (ons 20, 009, Volatile sc cot mars 2019, (cD5:1202% Origin : Mercurial ert a origin mercury @ gat ® Roman mythology, mercury Becta (Gods) @ messenger ex at rest swifiness (2%) sz agility ere ‘rat ete zét-& mercurial eet ‘I use lively, unpredictable a rapid changesin mood, behavior few a4 com Neon Classes: @ — Antithesis~The opposite ofsomething Antipodes ~The direct opposite of something © Antagonist ~ One who contends wi rival, opponent another; competitor, © Antidote ~Aremedytocounteractthe effects of poison ‘© Antiseptic -Opposingmicrobial infection @ | Antitoxin~Anantibody that counteractsatoxin Eg(Ante) Latin prefix—> Neat, before, prioro © Anterior-situatedin front,beforeinplace © Antenuptial - Occurring before marriage; Prenuptial & Ante-room—a room that leads to bigger room (literally, smallroombeforeabiggerone) @ Antediluvian — literally, of or belonging to period before the great biblical lood, generally used to referto something, thatisold fashioned, out ofdate or antiquated. 4 Antebellum - literally, "before the war” (here the reference is generally to the American civil war), (bell ~ aggressive, bellicate - willingness to fight, belligerent - willing to involvein war) '@ Antedate ~to be of an older date than something else thus precedein ime © Antecedent ~ refer to a preceding circumstance or event, thusaprecursor or forerunner Examplesof Prefixes: @ Prefix:a,an(without,not) @ Amnesia(A-without + mne-mind +ia)n-Loss of memory. ‘© Analgesic An-without‘alg-paintie)adj-A drug that relieves pain; Painkiller @ Apnea(A~ not + pnea - breathing) n - A condition in which somebody stops breathing temporarily, 4 Atheist(A -not the god + ist)n- One who doesnot believe inGod. Neon Classes: Neon Classes:Best App for Govt Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publications Prefix: Retro ack) ‘ Retroflex (Retro ~ backward ¢ flex to bend) adj - Turned backward 4 Retrograde (Retro backward + grade-to go)adj-Havinga backward direction or motion 4 Retrospect (Retro back » spect -tolook)n - Looking bac conconditionsoreventsofthe past. Prefix: Dys (Bad, Difficult) Dysphoria (Dys - bad + phor - state) n= A state of dysfunctionorill-being, ‘Ant-Fuphoria 4 Dyspnea Dys- difficult pnea- breathing) - Difficulty in breathing ‘Ant- Bupnea Dystopia (Dys - bad + topo - place + ia) n =A place where everythingisbad Ant-Eutopia Prefix: Bu (good, well) EuphoriaEu-good phor- state ia)n-Stateof wellbeing. ‘Ant- Dysphoria ‘ Eupnea (Eu - good + pnea - breathing) n - Good breathing, Ant -Dyspnea 4 Eutopia (Eu - good + topos - place) n = A place where ceverythingisgoodasitcanbe Ant -Dystopia, + "Phanatos © was the Grecle personification of Death, ‘win brother of Sleep and the sonofthe Night Suffix: The word element that is placed after the root. Suffixes display all kinds of relationships between form, meaning and function. Knowing the meaning of a suffix (Word ending) can sive the part of speech (noun, verb, adjective, adverb etc) of a word. Suffixes serve grammatical function. Examples of Suffixes: ) Noun Suffix age: The action or result of, a state or condition of © Breakage (Break age - noun suffix) n - the act of breaking something. © Courage (Cour-heart +age-noun sufix)n something dangerous, the abilitytodo 4 Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am “ies + Abookofmapsand charts Origin: Atlas: Adas , Titans a war leader 211 Gods & ara bate i rat we God Zeus ® punishment ou # Aas 708 shoulders wz sky or Earth (3T== ar yeaa holdwet 8 Rie Bari 16% century it Gerardus Mercator sh fs map maker = ‘sed awh book & tile page He Alas & burden 2 ge picwre ware tz st book wr vite “Ala” Re) et 2 2 Alas word@ use collection of maps, bookete.3 Rw a em ance, ence action, state, quality or process @ Resistance (re- ack + sst- to stand + ance - noun suffix) n= COppositiontoaplan,oranidea Independence (In- not + de - down + pend - hang + ence ~ ‘noun suffix) - Not dependent to support of something. ice:the science, art oractivity of © Dysgenies (Dys ~ bad + gen - generate + ics - study or science) ~ Generate ad quality offspring. ‘Ant-Eugenics. © Linguisties (lingu-languagesistsis-study of ~The study oflanguage @) VerbSuffix: ize + 10 become, make or to speak, think in the way: mentioned. © Privatize (Private + ize - make) v- to make private, Ant - nationalize & Theorize (Theory + ize - form) v - 10 form a theory about something @ Hospitalize (Hospital = ize - to place in) v - to send somebody toahospital (Adjective Suftix - able ~ible:Iaving the quality of Comfortable (Comfort able) adj - Having the quali comfort. @ Fashionable (fashion + able) adj - Having the quality of fashion. © Audible Audi -hear~ible)adj-thateanbe heard -ous:having the nature or quality of '@ Poisonous poison + ous)adj-having poison, (4) AdverbSuffix: y:inthe way mentioned @ Happily (oappy “Iy)adv.-Inahappy wayDownload Free PDFS & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: wwwaneonclasses.com "Note -ly ie an adjective suffix alo, in adjectives it means havingthe qualitiesof, © Cowardly (coward-ly)adj-in the coward manner. Roots can add either prefixes or suffixes to create new words. For Bxample: Root chron time Prefix syn stogether with Suffix ize stocause '@ Synchronize (syn -together with + chron time + ize) v-t0 ‘happenatthe sametime. & Chronology (chron - time + ology - study) - the order in which events happened. Root ony :name Prefix syns togetherwith Suffix ous adjective @ | Synonymous syn-together with + onym-name+ous)- having the same meaning. Root Por stocarry Prefix ex cout @ Export (ex - out + port - to carry) - to send out goods to another country, Prefix im sin,into & Import im into + port -to carry) -to carry goods into one country romanother, Prefix trans sacross '& Transport (Trans across = port to carry) - Carrying goods from one place tosnother. We can add suffix -able to all these three word to make adjectives (able: thatcanbe or mustbe) Exportable--that canbe exported, Importable- thateanbeimported “Transportable- that can be transported, ‘This is a better way than the hit - and - run method of ‘memorizing lists of unconnected, isolated words. I ask you to stay withthe wordsand make them permanently yours. {want to give you the method of building a bigger and better vocabulary solidly and securely, my chief purpose, therefore, has beentohelp youacquireapermanent interestin words, I believe and strongly believe, that you learn more words by knowing more about words, I will indicate every possible method of association. Neon Classes January) + ‘Thefirst month ofthe year. Origin: “January” @& at origin’ ancient Roman god Janus @ gst 21 “Janus” beginning, door @ aot at vet ah gear January ach 8 ste Janus qoort we Ratt = 78 3 January ere ee eT] roman calendar a a BH 3 10 add ad Ba march & ges aa at oe calendar | correct vara ma ora January Sz February month vi wei Neon Classes: Different forms ofa"Root” BE Roots uw A sar formsade 81 Forexample: ‘Auc,Aug.AUx —:toinerease Brey, Bri Brief, short Locu, logy tospeak Radic.Radix root Reg, Rex King ‘gor se ae go fs A roots arf original language df form change @24 %1 G2 ~ say ser said CH A English word & different forms: Latin se Sanskrit inflected language % stefa:ex language % falter words a src relationship words # endings & aren oer English wordorderimportant® #3 - Manbites dog ter Dogbites man, lal qe different sentences a ‘Afiba Latin ste Sanskrit di word orderimportantat St, word endings We clearare teh 8 fs Ber biter’ sem are ae Biter), Example:(Latin) CCancmvirmordet (Man bitesdog) ‘Vir Ganem mordet.(Manbites dog) Canis Virum mordet Dogbites man) Virum canis mordet.(Dogbitesman) Example: (Sanskrit), aa Reerea aren: (Ram goesto school) 1a: Raerera area (Ram goesto school) 2a: ae Rees (Ram goes to school) 2 Fiereamy am sea (Ram goes ocho.) 4 Rear, seat Z| Ram goesto school) ae ak: eras (Ram goesto school) 6. ov Reeray ae (Ram goes to school) Note: amaftent & Fie we amor at research aw fuer & fr eae at Armee on web ah fer rar 8 Thus, Neon Classes: Neon Classes:Best App for Govt Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publications ‘The King Rex ofthe King Regis Kingly Regal 3: Root wordsat different forms af aft confusear @ cat was mre she ce ward oe fp Lavindt mer and’u'ze \v diet wt writen form a interchangeably weer Re orer frat of Rootsat&h ar attr forms generated (forexample: Volu, olv-rol, urn) Words 2} wes language & §g language # ona 4 centuries 1 er wom & | Remember that roots tellus the common heritage of words thousands of years old. 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Forexample 4 Dulce (Dulee-sweet)-asweetfoodor drink _Duleet(Dulce-sweet)-soundingsweet and pleasant ‘ Duleimer (Dulce - sweet + mer - melody) -an instrument Lat produces sweet sound, 4& Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am Laconic (Lakon- Laconia Sparta ic)adj + (Ofaperson, speech, or style of writing) using very few word: + Syn: Brusque, Compact, Pithy, Terse, Crisp (ssc mr dil, Bre i ah, Gone 8 3 28 86 Cr + Ant: Wordy, Redundant, Verbose, Bomibasi(cbs20 ‘200, 2008) Origin: Laconia, southern Greece @ ue country @| frach court Sparta ef, ste Spartans war ret src aia wea @ FU famous 2! adi & Laconic= set we 2a cats atc erat Aft & Pre fer are ca at a ‘wa dh eho wer a Example: Alexander father Philip TI 7s Laconia = attack Roar ah 39 eT — Philip I1- Whether he should 4% | comeasfriend orfoe? ‘Spartan reply- Neither. ‘Again Philip 1-1 Tenter Laconia, Iwill raze Sparta to the| ‘ground. 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Hence trivial, was used to characterize such unimportanttalk. 4 Bea Fae cera ai ahr aed Bred F trivium ( fem) ween 8 ya wet ow oh oh we ahh & ‘ream gossip & a ra ah surat importance wl he Bh ee ated BY trivial (Ges, recede) oe eTDownload Free PDFs & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: www.neonclasses.com [Lethargi (Cehargos forgetful -ie)adj + Without any energy or enthusiasm for doing things. omer + Syn : Sluggish, Languid, “Torpid sc cu 2010, Inactive (ssc cro PREz010, Lazy (SSC OGL PRemI0) + Ant: Active, Energetic, Vigorous, Lively sso ms 2016, Animated ssesr=No 2017 Origin: Greek mythology ® according Lethe tar river a =a eT fire "River of Unmindfulness or Forgetfulness* at wer re 1 as ae ee fs ah oh ae @h one, a 38 ad Re cheat a A we a aw Re Lethe adh er woot Rear ret ay sie: mer ee fe sluggishness, inactivity ®t indifference & seat & gE 6 A ste eh B ga word BT use FEA, Pre a era 3 show ant fre fsa on& eT Narcissist (Narcision ~ist)n + Thehabitofalwaysadmiring| oneself se a 201, ise ec + syn: Egotist, Egocentric, Self-Centred, Self Obsessed arcar12019) Boaster, WordNarcissistGreek mythology % stan %i Gree Mythology @ signe we Beautiful young ma Narcissus fer rl a swan reflection Banat 381 sr reflection & wea aie @ sari ae ge A Gee er Gas EIT fw mee et fb aa reflection ah ma fre ach age ren rer ae & “Hz sa Narcissus 8 @ word modify die Naresist rer use Uo VA aa 3 fore Roar ort a BE ay admire zat 1 renee, youare advised to read and learn these additional words ‘thoroughly, sothat youcan learn the additional rootsand ean use them inlearningnew words 1B roowsa me Bt ae gad Had TA words Ba Words st eh ihrer aT BE AB roots B base wT Te ETH BT Bier we fs ae word BE war B1 A VE aT sTUe fins words arg fer at foe 3a word at aot ah ot a ome cr Roots a ft leamane & at cord words3 familiar’ ort & wah roots Greek wer Latin words a Ua par B® Bi gt roots & erat & aA words & meaning ae spellings @ onary 8 mre wae TN sea: oma arr tA] a wet additional words thoroughly, learn a aan wait gar 3 me roots Bt ao she me zat ay amt future # a words hard ie additional roots useme we ‘2 Book & lastanar 20 Tests R22 8 Predl 1000 Questions& 1 questions Beer One Word Substitution, Synonym sar Antonym, Spelling Errors based @ ae snvst memory &t ‘Test BEA! 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Neon Classes Ido guaranteeif youread thisbook: + That you will learn the complete etymology for each word. + ‘Thatyouwill developagreatimerestin words, + ‘Thatyouwill developagreatinsight into words. ‘ Thatyou will acquire a new word easily and hold on it for longer period of ime, 4 That, in your examination you will do better in sections like vocabulary and comprehension. ‘This book will enhance your voeabulary quickly. A strong vocabulary gives you: 4 Amorechallenging & rewardingjob. 4 Greaterselfconfidenceinspeaking ein writing 4+ Improved comprehension inallyourreading. + Successinyourstudies ‘You will notice that after completion ofthis book you will not be the same, you can'tbe have tried to make the study of words pleasantandeasy Here'sabriliantnew way tolearn and remember words Have fant! Neon Classes: Neon Classes: Neon Classes:Best App for Govt Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publications Who is this book for? This books for yousince youaspiretoachieveaperfectscoreon ‘vocabulary section in different examinations. With consistent ‘use of this book as part of your plan of study, you could achieve ‘more than you think you're capable of! week after week, read through the strategies and work hard on the vocabulary practice exercises, Visualize the ranks of the top 1 percent of est takers baveevery confidencein you. Youean doit! eave no stone unturned as I share with you a multitude of tips and techniques that have enabled us to achieve perfect scores in our respective areas of expertise. You can realize your personal Dest scores! Iis written forthe kind of person who would like to know more words and know more about those he knows. Purpose of this Book ‘The purpose of this book is to markedly increase your ‘vocabulary and provide way for you to figure out the meaning of words you don't know through various powerful word strategies, Manisha Bansal Malam has developed powerful, ime-asted strategies for vocabulary building through Greek and Latin root, development. [Note that this book can be used effectively forlearning shortcuts and strategies and practice forall vocabulary-based questions on any test, examination or it ean be used to build your vocabulary foryour own purposes. Why youneed this book Vocabulary is one indication of intelligence. Learning power sharpens when vocabulary increases. Through words you shape your own destiny. If you methodically increase your vocabulary, Yyou willimprove your chances of success, Words can raise aman frommedioerity success, Words are not static entities in language. They are crucial to listening, speaking, reading and writing. In other words, they. constitute the basis of communication, Success and vocabulary go hand in hand. This has been proved so often thatit no longer admits of argument. Our knowledge of words is all that makes it possible for us to understand the world around us. And its only by words that we can impart ideas to others It follows like a law of mathematics that the more words you know the more clearly and powerfully you willthink has awakened to the power and magic of the words. Surveys show thatif you wantsuccess in your studies, ook to your vocabulary, Remember that the size and quality of a person's vocabulary correlate powerfully with his or her success in school, at work, and beyond, 4& Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am TTitaniedo + Anypersonorthing of greatsizeor power Origin: ‘Titanic: ger origin titans H Bi Greek mythology titans giants @ family wet oT | cn dan ara oro 8 Rss MGR powerful AB oh earth @ rule wet 21 SR: titans B word titanic wan freer powerful et 1 Titanic ship of Auantic ocean # iceberg zoad S me a (sink) Tet et eT name a titan d sre seis Qa aver rear fs zed strong, powerful ship 1 Reading this book Reading widely - withthe help ofadictionary and perhapsalsoa thesaurus -isa great way to builda vocabulary. Butitsalso aslow way. That's where we come in. The main section ofthis book (“Avatar ‘The Word Master") a concentrated source of the words you ‘want to know, the words you know to help yourself to build an educated vocabulary ‘We have also included fun facts, mythology, origin, etymology, usage and Spelling Tips & Tricks, which are integral to the vocabulary learning methods you're about to encounter. What doesVocabulary building means: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, $* edton, contains 18,300 words phrases and reanings Heal tis shoud be the learning goa buthissoutofthe reachof most human beings he numberof words Inorderto come up witha sensible target of one needs to learn, refer to some linguistic surveys, According tothesesurveys Vocabulary size (words) Text coverage 1000 20% 2000 9.7% 2000 840% 4000 68% 5000 887% 10000 93.6% 16000 97.9% Some linguists believe that 2000 words (keywords) are enough to hold a basic conversation, however your vocabulary should be ver 6000 words if you want tospeakalanguage fluently Ifyou want to be able to express yourself very well or to read newspapers, magazines, novels and to aim fora good competitive ‘exam youwill need tolearn about 10,000 words, If this sounds unattainable, just imagine that at 0 new words a day, you can learn over 10,000 words in just one year and ifyou are smart, consistent to your studies and have powerful techniques (as given in this book) you can learn 100 words per day, tolearn 10,000 words in just 100 days,Download Free PDFS & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: wwwaneonclasses.com The NEON Approach for superior vocabulary "The philosophy behind NEON CLASSES (NEON —+ NEO —+New) is simple ; we teach what you need to know and try to make it Interesting and funat the same time, "The methods we have developed are easy to ute and we believe, extremely effective. ‘The NEON Approach consists ofthree strategies: (@ —_Divideand Learn @ ——‘Thinkand Associate (Gi) Repeatand Retain Strategy (i) Divide and learn ‘ee strategy a ar fivah word at sad pans # dividers’ 8, zat BB thorough analysis=ab awa ste learn wea B "The words you consider long are combinations of short words or parts of words written together. 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This word isused to refer‘o people who ‘opposed withdrawing support of the Anglican church ofEngland. we Bat F AGE aH wordt bUUTe divided age arash 8 axaT ot aesst By aft gad) prefixes (anti, dis-) a suffixes (ment, ~ avian, ism) 28 gat er oe A establish war cesablish af ft further divide fir ot er 1 establish, Latin verb stare (Stare ~sta to stand) 3 war &1 Root sa" a ge gE te words get seme B (Stable, Distant, Stationary, Extant, Instat, Substantial, Constan, Circumstantial) 1B ware dissection are ae 26 leners:at word det 3 letter’ basicrootsi-& aaa Ou ze mer Neon Classes: Neon Classes: Neon Classes:Best App for Govt Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publications anti -aguinstoropposed * stablishment - the act of withdrawing exclusive state support from (achurch) 4 arian aperson who supportsor practices something ism - noun suffix, doctrine (im is used in nouns that -meananadherence or devotion tosomething) (8) Hexakosiothexakontahexaphobia(29 letters) ee age & aa word’ sen & aeRT ef oma eB wad a BET aft ar buref® sma root words 2 knowledge ® a mt eget strat & a meanings ag wos 81 Dissecs wa v2 Greek Roots- Hexakosioh === (600) Hexakonta = ‘a6 (60) Hexa - 66) Phobia 8 9: FH word BT SRE Ga - “number 6663 eat ae zz." ‘et vane aff aru Root words We sah wang mar ABE A rt ah A wordt ae ot sre B guess 252 Ta ‘aft sit etymology (Etym - true meaning + ology ~ study of- The study ofthe true meaning: derivation, and history ofa word ai sw ater, sah gen eh A a tera) ah ear develop we wd at ah ft confusing words @ misuse ah wit tz an ‘waa spellings rah For Example: Biannualer Biennial confusing words@1 8 wa As a af dar, ew a a ee ea” fit condition fee Sst word wgas der aera Ze confusion Bumks Root words 8 Ware & confusion sy gy wea AF ava ABA Uelp adds 4% Bianmual-(Bi-two+ann-year +ualJadj- Occurring twice a year ae #2 ae Sa aT & Biennial- Bi-two~enn-years +iaadj-Occurring on ce every two years.2t ara # Ue are Ba aTeT Strategy (ii) Thinkand Associate Although the English language contains hundreds of thousands of words, youwilldiscover that many groups of wordsare related in meaning, because they developed from a common root, ‘When you recognize thata group of words sharea common root, ‘you will more easily remember the entire group. Psychologists have shown that when oneassociatesan unfarniliar word with a familiar one, the learning is more permanent, ookingat the root and seeing other wordsin the same fanly, the student can better associate, and therefore, better remember the meaning ofthe root. 4& Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am Nemesis (Nemein give what isduenow)n Downfall that satisfies natural justice. (ssccn0200) Origin: Nemesis uehe (vengeance) @ Greek goddess hi Greek ata wt ara at Nemesis reat oh gia afta ad wth @, as san a eer a8 3 generation 3 wait we) eh we wa ‘wat al In English, Nemesis Poa 28 person @ refer aad & oh weg ees 31 ‘The root may suggest an association with another word that Jooks similar and whose meaning you know. This new word's ‘meaning may give you a clue as to the meaning of the original ‘word or the opposite in meaning tothe original word ifyouneed an opposite. For example, Extricate reminder us ofthe word, “extract” (ex ‘out, tract to draw extract to draw out, withdraw, take oF get ‘oud,the opposite of whichis'to puttogether.” aft gai fseh word’ Prefix, Rooter Suffix a & ort 2 at ‘a1 5a word ft bester understanding develop we Bw # wer 35 Root family 3 stor words} af associate wed ced we aH ce zara, wf words generally, clustersit&t developai@ 8 2 UB example, Root > “sul” & wae Bi sult family & Bw members: spelling a sal, sila saule@ form arch 8, but sult family & a1 BF meaning 3 ses “jump or leap” ft TTT, gan) & m1 Desultory af sultfamily& belongzmzar &| Desultory’ Root BE Be TA FA ‘sul family Sz membersay a TN Roman timess#t arr 8 Roman circuses 2s horse rider ar at SF arena arena > place of comba)# crowd # entertain = @ fore ride wad ge horse change wed & wera et eh rider @ desultor a5 & wR AE UD horse # FAY horse Jumpesza 2 (e->away from sult jump; or > doer) ‘wi word ae worden > Desultory ‘it: Ce desultory conversation, @ conversation tot aimlessly 0a topic& ¥ topicwe jumparer war | 4 Insult jumpingonhim ‘af sa Fah oH insult a8 A a a figuratively sere ag wet at —-Resilient- jumpback{re->back) ois original state ‘fR aAE substance resilient'# # Bad B ate GH: at originalstared an orm 4 Exultant- jampingoutof(ex ut) your skin withjoy ‘ff st exultant mood a & a art yet & ar jump ae Bi 4 Somersault - to lad or jump while turning the heels overhead (Supra->somer->above)Download Free PDFS & e-Books from Neon Classes App. Web.: wwwaneonclasses.com ‘ait at somersaulr ead ¥ Al sw ground a touch Rea ‘iat heelsover head ae 81 4 Assault- ajumpingtoward Fa TET Roots a help & oa age oo gam Ht age a words @ are oz dA cen oa waa we Fe acl memoryat wera zai Roots, prefixes and suffixes @ waweat & aar fisst word & meaning tang wed 81 gach Rie a gat word 18 ge root 3 fretgad fit seat words associate wee B Q1 —Synonymof Jocular (@)Humorous —(b) Changing (QUnconscious (@) Antagonistic Explanatory Answer: Option (a) Humorous correct. Jocular’ Brera apa word? ~ Joke 3 Gi key word forassociationgat ~ Joke Jocular ot meaning2ter® ~ Joking, Funny, Humorous, Q2 — Synonymof' statis! (@)Fluctuations (b) Stability (ONeglectiul —_(@)Silent Explanatory Answer Option (b) Stability is correct, Key word for association Staticor Stationary Statis@r off & - Firmness, Equilibrium, Stability, Balance Q8. Synonymofcommiseration (b) Truthful (@ Luxurious (s)Permanent (Sympathy Explanatory Answer: Option(e) Sympathy iscorrect. 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