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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CLASSES THE NO, 1 VOCABULARY BUILDER AVATAR THE COMPLETE BOOK FOR BUILDING A SUPERIOR VOCABULARY. Manisha Bansal Ma’am (Director & Author) SER eM Con tuted re NT Ec eeen:y AT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 Il > Who is this book for XI » — Purpose of this book XI > Why you need this book XI > — Reading this book XI » What does Vocabulary building means XI > The Neon Approach for Superior Vocabulary XI > 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.) 488-448 >» 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Dovntoaid Free PDFS & e-Rools from Neon Classes App Webs: www:neonclasses.com “The Matrix Simulation” ‘Hollywood blockbueter“The Matrix” (1990) 3 Morpheus, gar movied Hero, Neo#® Red pill stz Blue pill 3 3 Us at choose 23 @ RT oem “Thisisyour hstchance. 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Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) FOREWORD Hellostudents!! Dearstadents, Welcometothe enchanting world of words! Vocabulary is the most basic principle for verbalsuccess!! Building your vocabulary can be interesting or canbe a millstone around your neck. Youshould well aware that, ofall 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 asa systematic course book or asa reassuring reference work or simply as an entertaining browse ~ it should sharpen your ability to express ‘your thoughts and feelingsand reduce progressively thefrustrations of failing to “get through. Myouare trying to build your vocabulary in preparation for atest, you should set aschedule for yourselfand work methodically from beginning toend. For those of you who will be appearing for a competitive examination, this bookis a godsend and will accas your friend, philosopher and guide on your preparatoryjourney, Ifyou aresimply tryingtoimprove your vocabulary, you may find it more interesting to dipinto the textatrandom, ‘When you finish this book, you will have a solid vocabulary that can help you in every facet of vyourlife. ‘Youwill notice that after completion of this book youwill notbe thesame, youcan'tbe So, let'sembark on an exciting journey to explore the fascinating world of words! Let'sbeginl!! 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Tempor-Time © Temporary—forthetime being © Contemporary — happening at the present or same time (con—rogether. wih) Extemporaneous ~ said or compoted on the spur of the ‘moment; Impromptu % Tempo-Relaiverateofspeedin nuslc;paver ofsctvity Temporal Notpormanent seoulras opporedtospisiual & ‘Tomporize~toactiogain imne,todelsy A ware roo'st etymoleicl cues ® aft wide vange vocabulary ore we en aah oe an mind A ward wea & Pre moet povertulimnemonic tools wit weare wel 8 Word histories, Eymologies en roors@8 help @ words ovigin 28 oad, oe ax greacheneftme® PHA words meting > tat GT ge addidoval information me 8 & nea Rootsdt wed a ® “Custer of words" a amet @ astociate wa wre wer wads Roots a help & words a aad at om ot ew advange xe 21 amudd words@ origin ar niguage development interes ma ata a RoowsRst words wet que mefial got By ‘eB rs Novice ee Ro a AE wen wordsrae arma sta {MT Seat Root ~ Pref ~ Suffocathelp % datection zor mE ‘pa wetted Se, Trg? ote 22-2 words wa # Re ont ©B\oulube Channel #Neon Classes Hartt TESTED = [B Wen doses Neon Classes Neon ClassesBest App for Govt. Jobs: Neon Classes (0. "AVATAR: The Word Master” is an attempt to provide a tocl to increase your word power in an effective manzer. This book is airned at tremendously increasing your vocabulary and helping Lyou develop 3 fast way to Figure out che meaning of words you dont know then, This book is designed to tach the Greci and Latin 1008 «o help you co learn quickly and elTeaively. These roots, prelixes and eulfixes ean give you the meaning of ever 2,00,000 words! {cismy firm conviction that learning more words and more about words you already know rust he a pleasuratle activity. The memorizing of words for a long period of time is very difficul, ‘monotonous and often temporary. Conviced that memorizing sts of words 1s unrewarding, 1 have developed this exclusive ‘metaod, based on Greek and Larinrcots, The NEON pprorch. ‘The Neon approach is the direct and successful method of ‘vocabulary building, based on the word dissection technique. In thisapproschwecutapart sword and then analyzeit thoroughly. Example: Dissection (Dis - agars from + sect ~ to auc ion + noun suffix) - to cut apart, as @ plant, animal, body. etc. for @ Crematorium (Creraat - burn + orium ~ a place for) - a place where bodies ofdesd peopleare buried. ¢ —Bpigraph (Epi - on + graph - writing) ‘ona nacie, monument, building ec. words written © Prerogative Pre-beforestogs-coasle-rivedn-a right or privilege exclusive toa particular individalor ‘Syn. Preauicitve 4 Somnambulant (Sorin - wo sleep + ambul - to walk + antjaqj- walking wie aslep. 4 Somniloquent (Somni -10 sleep + lequ~ to a+ ex) aa talking while asleep. NEON Approach oa eae Hage er words anc ex oh sort abd & efiecsvetechnique’ | aE voeabulery building st dizect & sceesshil method, fier A strategies abate Rar aer &) (Divide & Learn (Thinks Associate (ai)Repears-Retain wr aa stntegies detail ar ard discuss Aword em consist of three parts: Prefix Root Suffix clare, ‘Root : The part ofthe werd that contains the basic meaning, ie Definition ofthe ward, is called the root. Thus root is che primary lexical unitofaword 4 Introduction Rest English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am TY niece + Aplacethat many people keto visit, exp for apariclar renon lovin Saudi Arabia i wa ty name mecca #1 meccs ON ‘siamo holist oR) city ata rat 5 a Nuhsmmad © Sahaber oan gan a1} muslims 2 mecca a) Meer aerer He redsead oe #82 3 ze! age BR visitors ard ah ee ah 2 word "Mecca a spf 22 place & fw om’ gor st age iraportan® She uel eaten wed 31 ‘Avoot is the part of any word that reveals its eisenial meaning Many groups of English words ate relaved in meaning sixply ‘vecause they developed fiom a cominon 2001. When you recognise that a group of words shares similar root, youll more ‘ally remember the entire group. Foresample Gas tian ona— mipenntia es peaeies Meaning-—+"race, bir, kind* Gen‘ rootal Enalchlangvene a ees 100 words we ire) pre! Gene~tnitorfartorofheredity. Eugenics — Science ofimproving offspring Conpesital- Dining frambiinh cencology—Study ofthe Family wee Primogenitive— Inheritance the first20m. Psychogenic- Bernin or causedby theraind Indigenous —Native Progeny - Offspring Ganersbt—A rout pple URS ane lice Cenesis~ Origin Degencrated~Tobecome wort, over inquaiy General Gorsmon fariiae Generate-Tocausesornthingto exit Generative: Tharcanproducesomething Ceneinor-Apenionwbo easecor produces Goneric-Ralaedso awholegroupor dase Generosiey—Noblenesn Magpanimiiy Cceneroas “Nob, Pens Genesis Thebeginning ororiginofsomething Genetie~Connest with genes Genial Affble, Amable Genethliae ~ Relating to birhdays or natives. showing petidonand influence anni abinhdsy poem Director : Neon Classes a a PORTS HO OTOH EERO TE HODDownload Free PDFS & e-Rooks Irom Neon Classes App Webs: www:neonclasses.com © Genius~Talent, Aptinude © Genital Pertaining the reproduction 4 Gense-A cotagery of artistic, musical or literary ‘composition characerizecbyya particule style form or content, ¢ Genuy-Peoplebelonging toshighsocialelass @ Genuine-Nanurakinot acquired © Gentle-Calm, tind orsof # Genteel- Quietand Polite © Gentile-One whoisnorajew 4 Antigen Substance that is capable of sttmblating an imrnaneresponse @ Octagenarian 0 years old or beaveen the ages of 80 and 90;aperson ofthisage) (okto— octo—eight) # Engender-tobring intobeing;produce (en in) (© Indigene—anative orindigenoas person animalorplant # Regenerate ctuse to be apiriwally reborn renewed or restored (re back, again) @ Genocide ~ The systematic killing of a whole national or ethnic group (caedere—scide > tokil) ¢-Hydsogen ~The generation of water from the combustion oftiydrogen (hydor—hytiro—>water) ® Oxygen (it; acid ~ producing; so mamed from the belisf hae oxygen is present in all acide, (orys > oxy —> sharma) Andmany mary more Prefixes und suffixes both are called affixes, + AIDIS(AE- tov fac-to fasten, to attachin Aletteror group of ewers added tothe beginning or end ofaword wa change A rearing + Posfis (Pre before +fix-tofanien, toattich)a-eomathing fastened deforea word. + Suffix Guf - below, behind + fix - something fastened behind award. ‘Prefix - The word element that is place in front of veot Te changes the word's meaning or makes 2 uew word. ‘Undernanding of the meaning ofa Prefix word Beginning) can giveyoua parcofthedefinition Profixen teh hey oh amed Brom deer a vordsar meaning, unlockaraft # afte a wordsd meaning @ sm mind lock fereatl ‘rofixes wil gveusthe essential force ofthe word. By.and— ¢ Antagonise ~ ac in opposition 10; struggle against fasten, 10 s8each) - agalns(Greel) ‘continuously ogon —tasirugele, menses) 4 Antipathy ~ Natural aversion; having opposite feeling (in ‘contrast with sympathy) Antonym —An mtihetica word:oppesiteofsynonym DB eon Neon Classes Mercurial ad + Changing euddenly or wichoutwarning. +. SynInconsistent cos 200, 209, Volatile se cor and 010 «cos-t3029 Origin : Mercurial rr 2 origin mercy @ gor 8 Roman mythology, mercury 2aenst (Gide) 1 messenger en Wt srt swatiness af) ate agility & aren aia ote er | wa) 8 mercurial waz Fuse lively, unpredictable at rapid changes inmood, behavior’ fre a cori « * Anuithesis ~ The opposite of something Antipocles ~The direct oppositeofsomething Antagonist — One whe contends with another; cormpetitar, sival,pponent Anuidote—Aremedy ro counteract ihe effectsof poison Anuiseptic— Opposiagmicrobialinfecion ‘Autitoxin ~An antibody that counteraasatoxin ‘By Vie) Latin prefis > Near before, prior s9 @ « + Anierior - siruatedin Sort, beforein place ‘Antenuptial ~ Occurring before marrisge;Prenuptial ‘Anre-room - ayoom tharleade abiggerroom (liteally,a smallroom before biggerone) Antediluvian — literaly, of or belonging to period before thegreatbiblicalflood, generally used to referto something, that ie ald fashioned, outof date orantiquated Antebellum ~ licerally, "before the war" (here the reference is generally to the American civil was), (bel ~ aggressive, bellicose ~ willnigness 19 fight, belligerent - willing 10 involveinwar) ‘Aniedite ~ to be of an older date than something else thus precedeintime Antecedent ~ vefer toa preceding circumstance or event, thwwaprecunoror forerunner Hxamplesof Prefixes: > Prefiaun(thon,000) lo Rematch fan RC a 16 scalpel Gucitconaaplsragaarnuevgase cues pets Funes ‘Agnes (A mot ce «een ah condone seubodyanprbvatngsempeatiy 9 lin ips ad ne i ances inGoa oe aca ae‘Best App for Govt. Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Prefix: Rewro(Back) 18 Retwofles (Retro -bacvasd + lex - eo bene) adj -Thamed backward, 4 Retrogracle(Rewro- backward + grade- te go)adj Having backward disection ormetica. # Retrospect Rewo - back rapect- to look n Looking back ‘oncondltions or events ofthe past. Prefix: Dys (Bad, Diffcult) © Dysphovia (Dys . bad + phor - sate) a - A sia of dysfunctionorl-belng. Ant- Euphoria @ Dyspnea (Dys-diffcule+ prea breathing) n—Difficutyin Desathing ‘Ant-Eupnea, Dystopia (Dys - bad + topo - place + ia) a ~A place where ceverythingiebad Ant-EDtepla 4 Prefix: Bu(good, well) ‘8 Euphoria Ba - goed ¢phor ave sin) Sente of wall being ‘Ant -Dyspherie ‘¢ Eupnea (Eu good + pnea - breathing) n- Good breathing, ‘Ant Dyspnea 4 Eutopia (Eu - good + topos - place) n - A place where ‘everythingit goodasitcan be. Ant-Dystopia ¢ Futhanasia[Eu- good #chanas-death +ialm -Mercy killing + "Thanates | wat the Greek .eS personification of Death, twin Qwother of Sleep and the son ofthe Nighe ‘Sulfis: The word element that is placed after the root. Suffixes display all kinds of relationships beeween form, meaning ard function. Knowing the meaning of a suffix (Word ending) cen ive the part of epetch (notn, verb, adjective, adverb ete) of a ‘word, Suffixes serve grammaticalfunction, Examples of Suthves: (0 Nounsutfix age ‘The action orresultof,astate or condition of @ Breakage (Break age ~ noun suffi) n~ che act of breaking something 4 Courage(Cour hears: age noun sufi) ashe abilitycodo something dangerous, 4 Rest English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am Atlas(n) Origin + Abookofmapsand chans. ‘Alas: Alas , Titans oF war leader 2r1 Gots @ ane battle A sz 3 ave God Zeus * punishment $ =m H aths @ ‘ret shoulders we sky or Earth (reraet ‘an qefi} a} hold ea @ re ear hi 16% century Cerardus Mercator a RS UB mnp roaker ait such book @ tile page We Atlas & barcen & gp] picoure woes sash book 7 cde “Adas” Rar sc: a 23 Atlas worder use collection ofmaps,book te. fre sr aan) ® @ -anee, ence: accion, state, quality or process Resistance (re back +sist-10 stand ance noun suffia) n~ ‘Opposition iaaplan, oranidea Independence (In - not + de- down + pend -hang + ence~ noun suffix) - Natdependentto suppor. oftometbing. the sience,art oractvity of Dysgenics (Dys ~ bad + gen - generate + ics ~ study or science) ~Generatebad quality of offspring: ‘Ani-Eugenics Linguiaties (ingu languagesisrses-saudy of) The audy of language Verb Suffis: sine +10 become, vake oF 10 speak, chine in the way sentioned. Privatize (Private + ize make) v-co make private, Ant~ nationalize ‘Theorize (Theory + ize form) v ~to form a theory about something Hospialize (ospeal + we ~ someboditoahospital ActestiveSuffix Je, ie: havingthe quai of Comfortable (Corafort + able) adj- Having the quality of comfort Fashionable (athion + able) adj - Having she qualiey of fashion Aurible (Auéi-hear+ ble! agj-thaccanbeheard ~ous:havingthe naure or quality of to place im y - 10 send Poisonous (po Adveri Suffix: ou) aj -having poisen. -ly:intheway menioned lappy appy“y)adv.-Taahappy way Director : Neon Classes aDownload Free PDFS & e-Rooks from Neon Classes App Webs: www:neonclasses.com Note “ly is an adjecivesufix also, in adj having the qualities of. + Coverdly(cowsrdIy)adj-inthecovnardmenner, Roots can add either prefixes or sulfixes to create new wore, For Frample Root caro caine Prefix sm together with, Suffix izes temuse ¢ Synchronize (yn vogetier with = chron - cme ize) ¥=t0 happenatihe same tame. # Chronology (chron - time + ology ~ study) - the order in which eveuts happened. Root nym name Prefix syn together with, Suffix outs adjective + Synonymous eyn-together with ronym- name +os)- having the samerneaning Root Por stoerry Prefix ex out 4 Export (ex - out + port -t0 carry! - 10 send oat goods to anoiher country. Prefix im sin,iats '$ Import (xa -into + port -to carry}- tocarry goodsinto one ‘counery froianether. Prefix ant sacross ¢ "Teanapoct (Trans -acrost + port to carry) ~ Carzying goods fromoneplacew another. ‘We can add suffix -able to all these three word to snake adiecives, (coble: het can beer mustbe) ‘Exportalle-that canbe exported. Importable-tharcanbeimported. ‘Transportable -dhatean be uansported. ‘This is @ bewer way then she hic - and - run methed of memorizing lists of unconnected, iolated words. | ask you 10 -saywith the words and make them permanently yours. want co give you the method of building a bigger and better vocabulary solidly and securely. my chief purpose. therefore, has ‘been tohelp you acquire a permanant inverestin words believe and strongly believe, hat you leara more words by Jnowing more abcut words. I wil indicate every possible maethod ofassociation. BD vena Neon Classes January (a) + Taefirstmonth ofthe year Origin “January” ga origin ancient Roman god Janus @ gat 21 “Janus' beginning, door #1 2eq1 a bal Bt yeaa Jamaryd aa 2 she Jams goat at A te att 28 2 January e «ear roman cilenda tt = 10 mae ata & ait march 3 gw sat aT a calendar at) coves tar san am rz January Se February noudhott me Different forms ofa" Root ap Rocw at ow Fone forma Forexample AucAugaux — olnerease rev. 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Hostel, Hospital, Hotel (Lato, hospit-+host) Capture, atch, Chase (Latin, Capere~to hold seize) & _ Capture-to ake something intopossession by Force 4 Catch votskeholdog something 4 Chase: to pursue somthing orsomeane wih the abjective ofcatching orcapeuring, > oe Neon Classes Martial(Martialis- of mars or war) adi i] + Conheciedwith war asccm 20) origin Roman mythology @ according "Nacs” oh Roman God of Wararar are an, at & Martial: word ® use, martial arts, skills of combar war self-defense & fre fear aret ore) Cognates: English origin Proto Indo European PIR) ansuage 3 aan ® ‘en English @x prehistoric language Family a Ua er In pare * ‘age & words 22 sf different ianguages Le. 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Since thie constellation contains Polaris, the North Siar The eyetofmatiners were rawirally dreced toi ence, cynonsre rieans something that atwacis, 4 centce oF (omosuresmar am att Greek dog’ tll®, wars Seat aR" r T ror a dog's tail gB AH YB, a at, ea was A ga [Polaris the North Siar enter &, gee at Ref ter wes &t sore aR 8, ies arts a Ht Ret Zaew B ou F ye at wot AAR &, fad aah aisha eae ge ae at caw on -gafird RAE cyneture a def centre ofatiention, aramdor er ard ser) + Cynic, eynical cynicism Cynic (Gyno - dog + ie Like) - person vo disbeliefs in that means personwhoislikea dog Againitis te for: Bxampie-2 ‘ Duliloquent(Dvlei-sweet+ loquent- te speak) -spesking sweedy. It might possible you never come acrois the worde like “Duleilequen’,"Tardiloquent’ and "Viamater" butyou wall, finitely see the following wordsin your examinatioos, Forexanple ‘ Dulee(Dulce-sweet)-aswestfoodordriak Duleet Dulce sween sounding siveet and pleasant Dulcimer (Dulce- swee: + mer - melody) -aninstrument thatproduces sweet sound. 4 Rest English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am Laconie(Lakon-Laconia, Spara+ie)adj + (Ofaperson, speech, or syle ofwriting) using very fev | ‘words 4+. Sym. Brisque Compact, Phy, Terse, Ceitp users 21, Brief ‘ss onsta9i7, Concise ise S120, 680.00 Partugmutysscars20) + Anti Wordy, Kedundany, Verbose, Bombastcns200] ‘aa smez00) Origin: Laconia, souhern Greece we country Braet aed Sparta & Sz spartans oot wel 4 aa ag aaa fie famous wl 8 Leconte a ww aie ath an ea a Ah a ho Ren am oh gt a wet at rast gen a Example: Alexanders fathee Philip 9 =a Laconia atiack Roar wer ap — Philip IL Whether he chould comeasiviendar foe? 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Hence triviel, was used to characterize cuchunimsporanttale aA wert eh ahs ed eB ecviu (fe) wenn @, a wt wid st ad at a& ‘sumer gossip @ Gch Breet a oarrimponance aa Rat ft sry: ga oral @ trivial (Ges, needa) wer ore eT | niorineoacee fh OMDownload Free PDF: & e-flooks Irom Neon Classes \ Webs: www:neonclasses.com Lethangic-(aharges-jorgetfel +c) ed + Withoue any energy oF cnthusiasm for doing things cre + syn: Slugtish, Languid, "Torpid (ase Ct 2019, Inactive (686 cro raang, Lazy 80 064 Pas016 + Ant: Active, Energetic, Vigorous, Lively xd Mrs), ‘Animated sscsreno2019) nee Gresk mythology # acconding Lethe UF river a 5a Bra "River of Unmindfulness or Forgetfulnoss' st er ‘or es Be ae ea ar oe Rr ag aS, a ome Rod shea Bak a ow gS gee Be Lethe adh wor sft Rene ower eth sie gent oH ae Rha slugglshness,inacavityen indifference @ aroma 8 Bt 6 M1 she eh J gut word w we ge, Bea aT endl 3} showanal 8 fu Ber or aon Nardissist (Narcisism +i3t)n + ‘Thehabitotatwaysadeairing oneself (ssc co er, (550 cot xez022) + Syn : Egotist, Boaster, Egocentric, Self-Censred,| Sel Obsesedamars20i9 WordNarcissistGreek mythology @ srer 31 Gree Mythology @ sigere we Beautiful young man, Narcissus Br re # eran reflection Baer at 3 sme @ reflection @ oer ee & met! se ae eran BoA eT ar GeaT SMW ae aT eT Sed a reflection a art @ Re ah # ae sear Brewis a ae FE wer Narcissus® ® word modify Boe Narcisisc ar, Braet uve a BS ver Fre Rar ar ot pe wh admire we rence, you ae aivited o read and learn these additional words ‘thoxoughly, so that youcan learn theaddtionalrootsand can use themislearningnew words ‘et rooisat ae St sen gad and a words at ea| Words xa dt alte w of os oon buexaa a arg o Sifber we Br ae word BB oN | aE Uo aE aM Ph words ‘wary Rar at Roz sat word a ah adh ahhh aft are det Roots &# learnmea at word words’ familiare oT | 3 wh roots Greate er Latin words er & ww pan 8 81 er root H wemer Bone words # meaning aon spellings arnt & aw we oH) om om afier § Be a mF addtional words thoroughly %, lean ner gat sg 8 roots @h wind ste ere eA ef ane Sure dV words Aaa a gH additional rosa sew 41 +4 Book & lestarar a 20°Test 83 8 Poet 1000 Questions 1@ quexions qe One Word Subsicution, Synonym =eT ‘Anonym, Spelling Errors we based 8zer stu memory ® Tes G81 GH questions BT level swt at Standardized Examination ie CAT, SSC, BANK, CDS, MBAete) & srr za ‘wen Bat 54 Tests ate score aR & fe Hardwork tl ‘Worde® Pea mankind rat at ee savage (eh one a af 8 BRA words Ah aa more ae ar Rare ware we Borer ate wert oh B Word at ater a inielligence om & a we Fm ae research? proves gS # Re Rea siudens A vocsbularyage strongaeh® & auc studies see Rea 3 o0d 2nd Bata: Words B feared ook gue end) a BAZ SR wet maser then) of aa 2 afhes ag ara’ a wafer ak BS ‘SB words a amar slave (ra) waren BT BS | Ga ~ A ore wonis 1 wet waa 3H - BE ea fear om Ser aT eT sr Bat aE A words siwe sim SMU vocabulary Living parva ora 9 vena Neon Classes ‘do guaranteeif youresd thisbook: 4 That you will leur the complete etymology for cach worl, * Tharyon will developa reatirrerestin words % Tharyouwill develop agrestinsightintowords 4 Thatyou will acquirea new wordeasilyand hela on it for longer period sfvime ‘Thay, in your examination you will do beter in sections like vocabulary and comprehension. ‘This book will enhance your vocsbulary quickly: A strong ‘vocabulary givesyous Amorechallenging &rewardingjob, 4 Grewerself-confideucein pecking inviting. +} Improved comprehensioninall yourreading. 4 Saccessin yourstudies ‘Youwillnctice that after completion of thisbook you will rothe the same, you crite, Thavetredto mute the study of words plessantand ey Here'sabriliant newway toleamandremembervords. Havefuatt Neon lasses toon Gasses| Neon Cases‘Best App for Govt. Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Who is this book for? ‘Thisbookis for you since you aspire oachieven perfectacore on vocibulary section in different examinations, With consistent use of this book as parcof your plan of seudy, you could achieve ‘more than you think you're capable of ! week afier week, read ‘througia the swategies and work hard on the vocabulary practice ‘exercises. Visualize the ranks ofthe top 1 percent of test takers, haveeveryconfidence in you. Youcandoit! leave no scone unturned as Ishare with you x multiude of tips ‘and techniques that ave enabled usto achieve perfect scares in ‘our respective areas of expertise, You can realize your personal besteccres! “ie written for the kind of person who would likeva mow more ‘vordeandimow more about thove he lenov, Purpose of this Book ‘The purpose of thle beok is to markedly increate your vocibulary and provide a way for you w figure ouc the mezning. ‘of words you dont Imow through various powerful word sieges. ‘Manisha Bansal Milam bas developed powerfal, sirme-tasted suraiegies for vocabulary building through Creekand Latinroot development ‘Note that thisbook can be used effecively or learning shomtews andstrategiesand practice forall yocabulary-based questions cn _any es, examination or itcan be used to build your vocabulary for our ovn purposes, Why you need this book Vocabulary ib one indication of intelligence. Learning power sharpens when yoeabulary increases Through words you shape yourown destiny. 1'yourthodicaly increase your Yousbulary, youwillinproveyour chances ofsuecess, Words eanraivearicn frommedioeritytomuccess Words are not atic entities im language, They are crucial ‘0 listening, spesking, reading and writing, in other words, they constiatethebasis of communicaien. ‘Success and vocabulary go hand in hand. This hes been proved soften that iine longer admis of axgurnent. Our owledge of ‘words is all that makes it possiblefor uso undersand the world sound us. And iis only by words tha: we can impart ideas 10 others 1: fellows like a law of mathematics hat the more words you ‘now the nore clearly and poverfully you willdhink Tihs awakened tothe power and magic of the words. Surveys show tha ifyou want successinyourswudiesLeokoyour voesbuliary. emwember thatthe size and qualiy of a person's vocabulary conelae powerflly with his or her suocess in schoo, at wort, sndbeyond. 4 Rest English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am “TFitanic(n) Any person or thing of greacsize or power. Origin: Titanic Fer origin cians BI Cree mythology sans giantsdh familys) ser ret ex Gan ara ren & Re as MEAT powerful a ® ‘ot emthue rule 92d @1 sc: titans B word tianicwan fae sr powerful etet 81 Tianic chip ot Atlantic ocean # iceberg # epee 3 oe ge (sink) ret At Serer name af ttan 3 are & aif Qa aver oner at wae song, powerful shipz Reading this book Reading widely -with the helpofa dictionary and perhaps alsoa thesaurus isa grearway tobuilds vocabulary. Burit'salsoaslow va ‘Thasfe where we come in, Tae main section of thisboole (Seater ‘The Word Master”) a.concentinted sovuce of the words yout ‘vant tolmow, the words yeu know to help yourself to build an educated vocabulary, We have also included fun fac, iny nology, origin, etymology, usage and Spelling Tips &e Tricks, which are integral to the vocabulary learning methods youre shout io encounter, What doesVocabulary building means: Oxford Advanced Learners Diconary, $* edtlon,conains 1n4300 words, phewesand meanings edly thould be the tearing goa, bach isowot he reahef rau human beng ‘Mai a athe aint fee esciip kare He tine Uap Mave eco oer Vocabulary size(words) Text eoverage 1000 0% 2000 7% 2000 aon 4009 868% 300) 887% 10000 9n6% 18000 19% Some linguist believe that. 2000 words (keywords) are enough to hold a basic comversetioe, however your vocabulary should be ver 6000 words you want tospeck alanguagefluenty, Ifyou want to be able to express yourself very well orto read newspapers, magazines, novels and to aimn for a good competitive ‘am you will eed to leanabout 10,000words 1f this sounds unacesinable, just imagine thac ac 30 new words day, yon can learn over 10,000 words injust one year and ifyou. are smart, consistent to your studier and have powerful techniques (as given in this bool) you can learn 100 words per day.co learn 19,000 wordsin just 100 days, Director : Neon Classes aDownload Free PDFS & e-Rooks from Neon Classes App Webs: www:neonclasses.com The NEON Approach for superior vocabulary ‘The philosopty behind NEON CLASSES (NEON ->NEO—+New) is simple: we teach what you need to know and try 1o make it inceresiingand fun athe semecime, ‘The methods we have developed are easy to use and ve believe extremelyeffective ‘TheNEON Approach eonsisesof dure strategies: © Dividesndtenrn (®—TinkandAmocite (a) repeatendRetin Strategy (i) Divide and learn ‘ea sactegy & em Roeh word gt Sw pars d divide owt E, ser 3 thorough analysis zrrmt she Leama 2 ‘The werds you consider long are combinations of short words or parts of words writen together. 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Enigmatic tale, story, proverb 4 36. |aer-air Aerial, Aerobatics, Aerobic, Aerodrome, Aerodynamics, deronaut, Aeroplane, Zerosol_| 12 ay. aesthet-Feel perceive | AewheteiBsihee, Aestietc/hsthetic, Aesthetics / Bxtheticr.Anedhetic. Anaesthetic 18 at. |aeview-age, era, time | Comal, Longevity Medieval Mediaeval, Primeval 8 39. | affect-influenced, | 4ffeos Afeetation, Affeated, Affectionae, Affective, Disafect, Dsoffected, Dnaffeced| yy strongly moved ae. |aglasi/agita 10 do, | Agenda, Agont, Agile, Agility, Agitat, Agitation, Cogent, Exigont, Liga, Pr 5 todrive taforee tolesd 35. |agger~heap up Fxaggerate u 23. [agosTagoave-Teudes, | Anagegs Demagogne, Hynageeun Motigags, Mdegogee, Peay, Srageeve = to 3. [agon- content ataggle, |Agon Agent, Agony, antagoniim, avlagonl, antagonbts, antagonize protagonist | 44 conflict