Advanced English Vocabulary: Learn English Words
Reeks: Advanced English Words And Meanings
Mohit Joshi
- THIS
- BOOK
- CONTAINS
- MEANINGS
- OF
- MORE
- THAN
- 1400
- ADVANCED
- ENGLISH
- WORDS
- (including
- phrasal
- verbs
- and
- idioms).English
- Words
- And
- Meanings,
- Advance
- English
- Words
- And
- Their
- Meanings,
- Learn
- English
- Words
- For
- Improving
- Your
- English,
- English
- Words
- And
- Meanings
- From
- Letter
- A
- To
- Letter
- ZSample
- This:("sb"
- implies
- somebody,
- "sth"
- implies
- something)abase
- yourself
- to
- accept
- sb's
- power
- over
- you
knuckle
- under
- to
- sb/sth
- to
- accept
- sb/sth
- else's
- authority
submissive
- too
- willing
- to
- accept
- sb
- else's
- authority
subservient
- to
- sth
- submissive,
- less
- important
- than
- sth
- elseabashed
- ashamed
- and
- embarrassed
bashful
- shy
- and
- easily
- embarrassed
put
- sb
- on
- the
- spot
- to
- make
- sb
- feel
- embarrassed
- by
- asking
- difficult
- questionabout
- turn
- /
- volte
- face
- complete
- change
- of
- opinion,
- etc.
turn
- about
- sudden
- and
- complete
- change
- in
- sthabstemious
- not
- allowing
- yourself
- to
- have
- much
- food
- or
- alcohol
- or
- enjoyable
- activities
austere
- without
- any
- decorations;
- (of
- a
- person)
- strict
- and
- serious;
- abstemiousad-lib
- to
- give
- a
- speech
- or
- a
- performance
- without
- preparation
- or
- practice
improvise
- to
- make
- or
- do
- sth
- using
- whatever
- is
- available,
- to
- ad-libabuse
- unfair
- or
- cruel
- treatment
- of
- sb/sth
oppress
- to
- treat
- sb
- cruelly,
- to
- weigh
- down
persecute
- to
- treat
- sb
- cruellyacclaim
- to
- praise
- sb
- publicly,
- praise
- and
- approval
commendation
- /
- plaudits
- praise
- and
- approvalaccolade
- praise
- or
- award
- of
- honour
laurels
- honour
- and
- praise
- given
- to
- sb
- because
- of
- sth
- they
- have
- achievedacrid
- bitter
- smell
- or
- taste
acrimony
- bitter
- feelings
- or
- wordsadolescent
- young
- person
- who
- is
- developing
- from
- a
- child
- into
- an
- adult
teens
- years
- of
- a
- person's
- life
- when
- they
- are
- between
- 13
- and
- 19
- years
- oldaffected
- pretended
disaffected
- unsatisfiedaffront
- to
- insult
- or
- offend
- sb
take
- umbrage
- at
- sth
- to
- feel
- offended
- or
- upset
- by
- sthaft
- in
- the
- stern
- of
- the
- ship
- or
- aircraft
abaft
- in
- the
- stern
- of
- a
- ship
stern
- the
- back
- end
- of
- a
- boat
- or
- shipagglomeration
- group
- of
- things
- put
- together
- in
- no
- particular
- order
conglomeration
- mixture
- of
- different
- things
- found
- all
- togethera
- la
- carte
- food
- which
- is
- selected
- from
- the
- list
- of
- dishes
- and
- prices
table
- d'
- hot
- plate
- of
- food
- with
- fixed
- priceagnosia
- inability
- to
- recognize
- people
- and
- things
analgesia
- loss
- of
- the
- ability
- to
- feel
- pain
- while
- still
- conscious
apoplexy
- inability
- to
- feel,
- move
- because
- of
- injury
- in
- the
- brain
asphyxia
- difficulty
- in
- breathing
- which
- may
- cause
- death
- or
- unconsciousness
dyslexia
- difficulty
- in
- reading
- and
- spelling
- but
- no
- effect
- in
- intelligenceagoraphobia
- fear
- of
- being
- in
- the
- crowd
claustrophobia
- fear
- of
- being
- in
- a
- small
- confined
- placealimony
- money,
- which
- is
- given
- to
- former
- husband
- or
- wife
- after
- the
- end
- of
- the
- marriage
palimony
- money
- which
- is
- given
- to
- former
- partner
- after
- the
- end
- of
- a
- relationshipaltercation
- noisy
- argument
- or
- disagreement
argy-bargy
- noisy
- disagreementalumna
- former
- woman
- student
alumnus
- former
- male
- studentamble
- /
- saunter
- /
- stroll
- to
- walk
- in
- a
- slow
- relaxed
- way
ramble
- to
- walk
- for pleasure
