Vocabulary Word Of The Day

Erroneous:
(Adjective)

Meaning:
Wrong and based on facts that are not correct.
Incorrect (synonym).

Usage:
His economic predictions are based on some erroneous assumptions.

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IMPUGN:
(Verb: ɪmˈpjuːn)
(Pronounced as Im'pyoon)
كسى كى خوددارى، شجاعت،وغيره پر شک کرنا

MEANING: To express doubts about someone’s honesty, courage, ability etc.

USAGE: I did not mean to impugn her professional abilities.

EPOCH:
(noun)

Meaning: A period of history.

Synonym: Era

Instance:
The king’s death marked the end of an epoch.

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NUT-CRACKER:
(Noun)

A tool for cracking the shell of nuts

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50 Verbs Starting With A

1. Abandon - to leave something behind

2. Abase - to make someone lower, by humiliation or demotion

3. Abate - to become less or lower in amount or force than at a prior time

4. Abbreviate - to use a shortened form of something to represent the full form

5. Abduct - to illegally take away a person by using force or coercion

6. Abolish - to destroy, get rid of, or stop something

7. Absorb - to soak up

8. Accept - to willingly take, receive, or agree to an object or idea

9. Accuse - to say another person is at fault for doing something wrong

10. Act - to do something

11. Adjust - to change something to a better fit or to be more suitable

12. Admire - to regard someone or something with delight and approval

13. Adopt - to willingly take one into a relationship, particularly in the case of an orphaned child

14. Adore - to worship, honor, or be very fond of

15. Advise - to offer a suggestion about what should be done in a situation

16. Affect - to produce a change in something

17. Afford - to be able to have something without negative consequences

18. Agree - to have the same opinion or views

19. Aim - to point or direct with a particular goal in mind

20. Allow - to permit or to give permission

21. Alter - to make something different without completely changing it

22. Amend - to modify or alter something, often for the better

23. Amuse - to remain occupied in a pleasant manner, usually by doing something enjoyable

24. Analyse (or analyze) - to learn about something by looking closely at its individual parts and determining how they work together

25. Announce - to make something publicly known

26. Annoy - to irritate or disturb

27. Answer - to give a response to a question

28. Anticipate - to complete a task before a deadline

29. Appeal - to make an urgent request for something necessary or desired

30. Appear - to seem or look a certain way

31. Applaud - to show approval or praise, usually with hand clapping

32. Apply - to go through the proper steps to be granted a request

33. Appoint - to choose an individual for a position or office

34. Approach - to move close to something

35. Approve - to say you like something or you are alright with it happening

36. Argue - to verbally disagree with someone

37. Arrive - to show up for something or to reach a destination

38. Ask - to inquire about something in order to get an answer, response, or action

39. Aspire - to work toward a goal you strongly want to reach

40. Assault - to cause harm to someone, to threaten harm, or to try and cause harm

41. Assert - to make a statement with full confidence of its factuality

42. Assign - to distribute a job or responsibility

43. Assist - to provide help

44. Assume - to formulate an idea for which there is no evidence

45. Assure - to make a statement to inspire morale or belief in someone

46. Attach - to make something stick or physically connect to something else

47. Attempt - to make an effort to do something

48. Attend - to be present at something

49. Avert - to keep something from happening

50. Avoid - to keep something from coming near, affecting you, or happening to you.

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TRAVESTY
(Noun)

MEANING: Something extremely bad and is not what it is claimed to be.

USAGE: Their marriage was a complete travesty.

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JEOPARDIZE
(Verb)

MEANING: Put in danger

USAGE: A scandal like this might jeopardize his political career.

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Let's learn some TAX related terms

TAX RETURN:
(Noun)
MEANING: The form on which you have to give information so that your tax can be calculated.

WITH-HOLDING TAX:
(Noun)
MEANING: Money that is taken out of your wages as tax.

TAX DODGE:
(Noun)
MEANING: A way of paying less tax.

TAX EXEMPT:
(Adjective)
MEANING: If savings, income etc are tax exempt, you do not have to pay tax on them.

TAX BRACKET:
(Noun)
MEANING:
A particular range of income levels on which the same rate of tax is paid.

REBATE:
(Noun)
MEANING: An amount of money that is paid back to you when you have paid too much tax, rent etc.

REGRESSIVE TAX:
(Noun)
MEANING: A tax that has less effect on the rich than on the poor. 😕

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CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE:
(Noun)

MEANING: When people, especially a large group of people, refuse to obey a law in order to protest in a peaceful way against the government.

USAGE: The risk of anarchy is directly associated with civil disobedience.

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