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voracious
d. desiring or consuming great quantities
indiscriminate
c. choosing at random without careful selection
eminent
a. of high reputation, outstanding
steeped
e. soaked, drenched, saturated
replete
b. completely filled or supplied with
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abound
d. to exist in great numbers
technology
b. branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc.
prognosticate
e. to predict or foretell a future event
automaton
c. a robot; a mechanical “person”
matron
a. an older married woman
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paradox
b. a statement that at first seems to be absurd or self-contradictory but which may in fact turn out to be true
realm
e. special field of something or someone; kingdom
annals
d. historical records
compound (v.)
c. to increase or add to
tinge (n.)
a. a trace, smattering, or slight degree
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badger (v.)
e. to pester, nag, annoy persistently
implore
c. to plead urgently for aid or mercy
drudgery
a. unpleasant, dull, or hard work
interminable
b. unending
perceive
d. to understand, know, become aware of
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laconic
a. expressing much in few words
throng
d. crowd
intrepid
b. brave
accost
c. to approach and speak to
reticent
e. silent
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furtive
e. secret, stealthy
felon
b. a person guilty of a major crime
plethora
d. excess
hapless
c. unfortunate
irate
a. angry, incensed
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pretext
c. an excuse
fabricate
a. to lie; to construct
adroit
b. skillful
gesticulate
e. move the arms energetically
vigilant
d. watchful
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avid
a. eager
cajole
c. coax
rudimentary
e. elementary
enhance
d. intensify, heighten
nuance
b. slight variation in meaning, tone, etc.
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loathe
b. to hate
reprimand (v.)
e. to show sharp disapproval
lackluster
a. dull
caustic
c. sarcastic, biting
wrest
d. take by force
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infamous
a. having a bad reputation
jostle
c. to shove hard
dupe (n.)
d. a person easily tricked
incipient
b. just beginning to exist
inadvertent
e. heedless, not attentive
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ominous
d. threatening
tremulous
e. quivering
repudiate
b. to reject, decline
cessation
a. a stopping
bristle (v.)
c. stiffen with fear or anger
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euphemism
b. a less offensive term
mundane
a. worldly
incongruous
d. inappropriate
condolence
e. pity
stipulate
c. to specify a condition
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alacrity
e. briskness, lively action
disdain (n.)
a. contempt
belligerent
c. warlike
intimidate
d. to overawe
feint
b. a false attack
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pugnacious
a. quarrelsome
promulgate
e. to make known officially
brash
d. impudent
scoff
c. to sneer at
belittle
b. to make seem less important
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tangible
a. having actual form
laceration
c. jagged wound
castigate
b. to correct by punishing
sordid
d. dirty, base, filthy
octogenarian
e. person in his or her eighties
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solace
c. easing of grief, comfort
aspirant
e. candidate for high position
dregs
a. most worthless part
frenzy
d. wild fit
scurrilous
b. coarse
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rampant
e. going unchecked, widespread
inane
c. foolish
ethics
b. code of principles
concur
d. agree
clandestine
a. secret, undercover
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flagrant
c. outrageous, glaringly bad
admonish
e. to warn, to reprove
duress
b. compulsion, force
culprit
d. the guilty person
inexorable
a. inflexible, unrelenting
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egregious
d. remarkably bad
distraught
c. mentally confused, crazed
duplicity
b. cunning, trickery
acrimonious
e. bitter
paucity
a. scarcity
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elicit
d. to draw forth
pernicious
e. harmful, causing injury
tolerate
c. to put up with, to bear
construe
b. to make a deduction, to infer
impunity
a. freedom from punishment
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affluent
d. rich
feasible
b. possible
discern
e. perceive*
sally (v.)
a. suddenly rush forth
consternation
c. dismay
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precocious
b. reaching maturity early
perfunctory
a. done without care, superficial
chagrin
c. feeling of disappointment, humiliation
perverse
d. contrary, persisting in error
deride
e. to ridicule, scoff* at
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disparage
a. to discredit, belittle*
laudable
d. praiseworthy
fiasco
e. complete failure
masticate
c. to chew up
eschew
b. avoid
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quell
d. put an end to
voluble
b. talkative
confidant(e)
a. one to whom you confide your secrets
obsolescence
c. process of wearing out
dubious
e. doubtful
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implacable
b. cannot be pacified, inexorable*
paroxysm
a. a fit, sudden outburst
reprehensible
d. worthy of blame
jurisdiction
e. power, range of authority
skirmish
c. small fight, brief encounter
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harass
e. to trouble, torment
monolithic
c. massively solid
indigent
b. poor, needy
arbitrary
a. based on whim, dictatorial
fray
d. a fight
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stymie
b. to hinder, impede
effigy
e. a likeness (usually of a hated person)
flout
c. show contempt, scoff*
cognizant
d. aware
turbulent
a. unruly, agitated
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terminate
c. to end
forthwith
d. immediately
exacerbate
e. to irritate, make worse
revert
b. return
oust
a. to drive out, eject
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emaciated
d. abnormally thin, wasted away
surge
a. to rush suddenly
tranquil
c. quiet
sanctuary
b. shelter
ascend
e. to rise
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malnutrition
b. faulty or inadequate diet
afflict
e. to trouble greatly, to distress
besiege
d. to surround, hem in
privation
a. lack of necessities
sinister
c. evil, ominous
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ubiquitous
b. being everywhere at the same time
remote
a. distant, hidden away
thwart
d. to hinder, defeat
harbinger
e. a forerunner, advance notice
malignant
c. likely to cause death
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excruciating
d. agonizing, torturing
respite
a. an interval of relief, delay
reverberating
c. reechoing, resounding
fretful
b. worrisome, irritable
succumb
e. to give way, yield
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impresario
c. one who presents cultural series, organizer
extortion
e. getting money by threats
adverse
b. unfavorable, harmful
asset
d. a valuable thing to have
bigot
a. a narrow-minded, prejudiced person
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blatant
b. disagreeably loud, very showy
entourage
a. group of attendants
virulent
e. full of hate, harmful
venom
c. poison, spite, malice
spew
d. throw up, vomit, eject
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loath
d. unwilling, reluctant
solicit
e. to beg, seek earnestly
astute
a. keen, shrewd
advocate (v.)
b. to be in favor of, to support
ineffectual
c. not effective
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scrutinize
c. examine closely
nefarious
b. villainous, vicious
amicable
e. friendly, peaceful
vexatious
a. annoying
malady
d. disease
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inclement
a. unfavorable, stormy
peruse
b. to read carefully
premonition
d. forewarning
desist
c. cease
recoil
e. draw back
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pertinent
b. to the point
mastiff
e. large dog
obsess
d. to haunt, preoccupy
doleful
a. sad, melancholy
wan
c. sickly pale
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histrionics
d. display of emotions
elusive
b. hard to grasp
frustrate
e. counteract, foil, thwart*
symptomatic
a. having to do with signs or symptoms, indicative
interject
c. insert, interrupt
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inert
b. without power to move
salient
a. outstanding, prominent
imminent
c. likely to happen, threatening
squeamish
e. easily shocked, over sensitive
engrossed
d. absorbed
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Sir, I'm a student and I wanna learn English, sir I was searching for vocabulary on RUclips.. and I found your channel and I checked your playlist and all videos that are all videos of vocabulary on your channel.
So, sir my vocabulary and English is zero.. and I wanna improve it specially vocab cuz my vocabulary is so weak.. and I can't decide where should I start this vocab series so sir please help me out in this. And tell me where I start to learn vocab through your Channel.. thanks
@@4000EssentialEnglishWords sir, how many words should I learn every day?
And how to remember new words?
You can start with first step, only 10 words per day. Try to remember the example of that word to understand the meaning. Let's give other example by yourself. See more video about using that word in life.
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Are these words helpful for GRE?
May i know if these words are helpful for the GRE??
Will this be enough?
Waiting for your reply
I think it is not enough!
I hope you are not being sarcastic 😅
Please, I need answer, the book has copy right, how could you read it??
I'm planning to read the book and explaining details but afraid if Publisher will strike my channel...
Thanks for cooperation, a I appreciate your fruitful efforts 🌹
I'm not sure how you can do, I think you can make video about English vocabulary as long as you don't publish content of the book or using copyright materials.
My mom forcing me to watch this and I literally know everything 👁👄👁👍
is all the 1110 words of barrons are covered here??if so, it is of great help
Thanks a lot.
these short paragraphs are awesome, is there a book for reference?
i do want to know about it
are these 1100 words different from 4000 essential words
Yes, there are. They have new words or meanings.
please share the pdf for revisions! Thankyou
Please re-upload those deleted videos
I have deleted mere videos that have poor quality or duplicated content. You can check in the description of this video to shift to chapter or week lesson you would.
What english level is this?
It does not exactly indicate a particular level, but almost words belong to the C1, C2 (advanced) level.
my vocabulary is so weak and l have english exam what can l do?
Thanks for your help
Why do you remove another seprated videos?
For example lesson 40-46. That file help me alot.
If it is possible share it again.
I have deleted mere videos that have poor quality or duplicated content. You can check in the description of this video to shift to chapter or week lesson you would.
Plais is this inglish british
Hello. Is this original content? Who is the author?
Hi there, this is original content, because the book doesn't have audio, so I did it.
@@4000EssentialEnglishWords Great! Thank your for your efforts. It's very useful to learners.
Time stamps please
It has already have in description section.
Which edition is this?
This is the 7th edition.
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