30 Days to Vocabulary for all

30 Days to Vocabulary for all exams

DAY 1 (Forming Words with suffixes)
Suffix	Meaning	WORDS
-hood		Forming ns: childhood, fatherhood, etc.
-ity		Forming ns: ability, unity, gravity, absurdity
-ment		Forming ns: kindness, laziness, drollness
-ship		Forming ns: friendship, partnership, relationship
-sion		Forming ns: persuasion, admission, succession
-tion		Forming ns: reaction, emotion, promotion
-able		Forming Adj: breakable, enjoyable etc.
-ible		Forming Adj: edible, reversible
-ic		Forming Adj from ns: scientific, allergic, etc.
-ish		Forming Adj from ns: childish, selfish, etc.
-ive		Forming Adj: impressive, aggressive , etc.
-less		Forming Adj from ns: faithless, motionless, senseless, etc.
-like		Forming Adj from ns: childlike, lifelike, etc.
-y		Forming Adj: hungry, thirsty, angry , etc.
-ess		Forming feminine ns: actress, lioness, etc.
-er, -or, -ist		Forming ns: inspector, writer, artist, etc.
-en		Forming Adj. with ns: golden, wooden, sharpen,  mistaken, quicken, etc.
-ful		Forming Adj. with ns: beautiful, etc.
-ly		Forming Adv with Adj: beautifully, emotionally, etc.
-ous		Forming Adj with ns: envious, famous, conspicuous, stupendous, etc.
-some		Forming Adj with ns: awesome, fulsome (immoderate), whole-some, winsome, etc.
-iana/-ana		Means collection of object, facts etc relating to e.g. Victorian, etc. (with Proper ns forming uncountable ns), Mozartiana, Americana, etc.
-ian		Brazilian, Shakespearian, optician,
-iatry		Forming ns: healing of medical treatment: psychiatry , etc.
-ide		Compound (with ns) of a particular chemical element e.g. sulphide, chloride, etc.
-ent		Forming Adj: Impudent, ardent, indent, etc.
-ness		Forming ns Adj: faithlessness, senselessness, kindness, etc.
-ate		Forming verbs: pollinate, activate, passionate
-en		Forming verbs: dampen, shorten, sharpen etc.
-ify		Forming verbs: purify, solidify, nullify, etc.
-ize,-ise		Forming verbs: fossilize, apologize, surprise, etc.

 

 

DAY 2 (Forming Words with prefixes)
Prefix	Meaning	WORDS
anti-	against or opposite	anticlockwise, antibiotic, etc.
co-	together with someone else	co-pilot, co-author , etc.
de-	to take something away	debug, de-ice, defrost etc.
dis-	Opposite	dislike, disconnect, disobey etc.
ex-	in the past, but now	ex-policeman, ex-wife etc.
in/im-	opposite	incorrect, insane, impossible, impolite, etc.
micro-	very small	microchip, micro-organism etc.
mid-	in the middle	midday, midnight, midsummer, etc.
mini-	very small	minibus, miniskirt, etc.
mis-	badly or wrongly	misbehave, misspell, etc.
non-	opposite	non-fiction, non-smoker, non-stop, etc.
over-	too much	oversleep, over-speed, overweight, etc.
pre-	before	pre-historic, pre-school, etc.
re-	again, for a second time	rebuilt, reheat, re-open, etc.
semi-	half	semi-circle, semi-government, etc.
sub-	under	submarine, subway, etc.
super-	more than, bigger than	super-hero, superstar, etc.
under-	not enough	under-fed, under-weight, underdone, etc.
un-	opposite, or not	un-control, unable, undress etc.
en-	including	forming verb with vs. & ns & adj: endanger, enlarge, enclose, entwine, entangle, entreaty (earnest request), ensnare, envious, entice
em-	giving	empower, empanel, employ, embroil (involved quarrel); emboss,
am-	making	(get hold of) ambush, amoral (immoral), amphibious
ana-		analogy (partial similarity b/w sth and sth;
dis-	cancel	forming adj: disable, dislocate, dissemble
de-	ending or finishing	de means cut off: defoliate, detachment, detour
inter-	between	between two ns: interlock, intertwine

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	DAY 3
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Aggro	Violent aggressive behaviour, vicious, fierce,
2	Ambush	trap, ensnare, catch, corner, , grab, shut in, seize, lock in,
3	Amorous	sentimental, romantic, affectionate, passionate, ardent,
4	Amphibious	Living or operating both on land & in water
5	Bona fide	real, authentic, indisputable, legitimate, valid
6	Broil	fight, riot, clash, affray, scuffle
7	Conspicuous	obvious, noticeable, eye-catching, striking, outstanding, prominent,
8	Cuff	hit, clot, smack, slap, blow
9	En bloc	altogether, in total, overall
10	En clave	a small territory of one state surrounded by that of another, commune,
11	Entice	attract, tempt, lure, allure, beguile, charm
12	Entreaty	appeal, plea, petition, claim,
13	Entwine	tangle, entangle, , twist, , interlace, , interlink,
14	Irreverent	disrespectful, cheeky, , mocking,  impertinent,  impudent, rude
15	Malady	problem, difficulty, trouble, woe, ill
16	Maleficent	causing or doing evil
17	Nosegay	Bunch of flowers
18	Nostalgia	sentimental longing for things that are past; homesickness, reminiscence, wistfulness, longing, melancholy,
19	Pithy	terse, condense, brief, squeeze, brusque, compress,
20	Prevalent	customary, rampant, rife, widespread, common
21	Prevaricate	dissemble, quibble, beat around the bush, evade, hedge,
22	Quibble	equivocate, split hairs, nitpick, trivial objection,
23	Quintessence	essence, embodiment, epitome, soul
24	Scatty	mad, crazy, unwise, fanatical, passionate, wild,
25	Scuff	strike, punch, pound, thump, beat, slap, batter, knock
26	Snazzy	ostentatious, flamboyant, flashy colorful, fashionable, modish
27	Snide	sarcastic, mean, nasty, malicious, spiteful, unkind,
28	Stereotype	Fixed standard, typecast, label, pigeonhole,
29	Suffragette	A member of a group of women who advocates women’s suffrage (right to vote)
30	Treaty	harmony, conformity, concord, concurrence, accord

 

	DAY 4
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Adhesive	glue, paste, sticky, cement, epoxy resin,
2	Ambiguous	vague, indefinite, confusing, hazy,
3	Aquifer	A lyre of rocks or soil that can hold or transmit water
4	Blog	Web page which contains personal opinions & comments
5	Bandy	Exchange words while quarrelling
6	Congenial	friendly, affable, genial, agreeable,
7	Congregate	assemble, collect, meet, mass,
8	Defy	challenge, disobey, rebel, resist, disregard, confront,
9	Demise	finish, downfall, fall, termination, end,
10	Dynamic	lively, active, energetic, vibrant, forceful, full of life
11	Ecstasy	delight, elation, rapture, Ecstasy, Ecstasy, Ecstasy,
12	Escalate	rise, soar, go sky-high, spiral,
13	Excel	stand out, outrival, surpass, outclass,
14	Intersperse	mix together, scatter, spread, sprinkle, intermingle,
15	Intimidate	daunt, terrorize, scare, frighten,
16	Intonation	lilt, accent, modulation, inflection, tone,
17	Magnitude	size, extent, degree, enormity, level,
18	Neap	Least difference b/w high and low water
19	Pinnacle	summit , peak , apex , height, altitude
20	Reel	wobble, stumble, stagger, stagger, cylinder,
21	Reinvigorate	revive, refresh, strengthen, bolster,
22	Soigné	Dressed elegantly, well-groomed, well-dressed
23	Sturdy	brawny, well-built, muscular, powerful, strong
24	Treason	sedition, disloyalty, treachery, betrayal, subversion,
25	Trespass	Invade, encroach, infringe, intrude,
26	Vindicate	justify, maintain, sustain, claim, assert,
27	Vindictive	nasty, mean, bitter, malicious, spiteful,
28	Vulnerable	susceptible, exposed, defenseless, defenseless, in danger,
29	Zany	screwy, screwball, wacky, madcap, crazy,
30	Zonked	drunkard, drugged, alcoholic, intoxicated

 

 

 

	DAY 5
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Accentuate	emphasize, highlight,  stress, bring out,
2	Awash	covered or flooded with water, soaked, drenched, saturated,
3	Barathea	Fine woolen cloth,
4	Barbital	A long-acting sedative and sleeping inducing drug
5	Chisel	slice, pare, cut up, whittle, shape,
6	Collocate	unite, merge, mingle, combine, coalesce
7	Defoliate	destroy leaves, shed, fall,
8	Diffident	timid, reticent, hesitant, shy,
9	Entrepreneur	A person who starts a commercial enterprise
10	Expletive	invective, exclamation, oath, curse,
11	Fulminate	dissent, differ, complaint, protest,
12	Galore	in abundance, plenty of, too many, innumerable,
13	Gist	spirit, core, essence, quintessence,
14	Higgledy-piggledy	Hotchpotch, disorder, mixed up, mess
15	Hyperbole	overestimate, overstatement, exaggeration,
16	Incipient	Incipient, Incipient, Incipient, Incipient,
17	Insurgent	rebellious, unruly, defiant, revolt , disloyal, defy
18	Lectern	a sloping desk in the classroom
19	Ludicrous	absurd, bizarre, illogical, ridiculous,
20	Masquerade	False show, disguise, pretence, feign,
21	Naïve	natural ability, inexperienced, unskilled, adolescent
22	Occult	mystical, witchcraft, magical belief,
23	Omniscient	all power, knowing everything, almighty,
24	Qualm	feeling of doubt, qualm, disbelief, misgiving,
25	Quash	eliminate, decline, discard, refuse,
26	Ravish	gladness, hilarity, glee, enchant, delight,
27	Rebellion	revolt, uprising, mutiny, insurgence,
28	Whimsy	odd behaviour, whimsy, Odd behaviour,
29	Wreathe	garland, wreath, swag,  festoon,
30	Yammer	talk noisily, talk continuously, chatter-box

 

 

 

	DAY 6
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Alleviate	lessen, assuage, lighten, ease
2	Auspicious	favorable, promising, fortunate, propitious
3	Collage	A form of art in which various materials are arranged
4	Colossal	vast, oversize, massive, enormous, enormous
5	Cumbersome	unwieldy, awkward, weighty , burdensome
6	Descriptive	evocative, vivid, eloquent, colorful, graphic
7	Dogma	creed, doctrine, canon, belief, tenets
8	Emporium	center of trade, market, a large shop etc
9	Envenom	put poison in, envenomed dagger
10	Exhilarate	excite, elate, invigorate, enliven
11	Felicity	bliss, pleasure, gratification, euphoria, jubilation
12	Flair	stylish, panache , original & attractive quality
13	Furtive	surreptitious, hidden, sneaky, stealthy, secretive,
14	Hamper	hinder, obstruct, impede, slow down, delay, weigh down
15	Harum-scarum	wild and reckless, uncontrolled, irresponsible
16	Hassle	disturb, aggravate, irritate, harass, bother
17	Improvise	assemble, supervise, organize, handle, cope
18	Ingenious	clever, resourceful, original, inventive, imaginative
19	Juvenile	adolescent, immature, childish, youthful
20	Malignant	hateful, spiteful, nasty, wicked, malevolent, mean
21	Obituary	Printed notice of a person’s death
22	Obligate	necessitate, compel, require, coerce
23	Oblivion	forgetfulness, stupor, unconsciousness, void, disregard
24	Pervasive	omnipresent, insidious, persistent, invasive, enveloping
25	Rumination	meditation, ponderings, reflection, cogitation, thoughts
26	Strenuous	tiring, arduous, exhausting, taxing, laborious
27	Sumptuous	luxurious, extravagant, lavish, opulent, spectacular
28	Tremulous	trembling, shaky, wobbly, quivering, unsteady
29	Venerable	revered, honored, esteemed, august, respected
30	Waddle	stagger, walk, drag your feet, amble, shuffle

 

	DAY 7
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Assortment	range, collection, variety, hodgepodge
2	Attune	adjust, regulate, standardize, accustom, acclimatize
3	Augment	expand, enlarge, add to, supplement, enhance
4	Bantam	A chicken of small breed; (Figurative use) aggressiveness
5	Breach	violate, contravene, fall foul of, Breach, Breach,
6	Caricature	distortion, misrepresentation, skit, cartoon,
7	Collateral	warranty, pledge, assurance, guarantee, security
8	Contrariety	divergence, disagreement, conflict, opposition
9	Convulsive	raging, bursting,  spastic , paroxysmal
10	Cursory	hurried, perfunctory, brief, hasty, superficial
11	Dwindle	reduce, fall off, diminish, decline, decrease
12	Ebullient	cheery, jovial, happy, cheerful
13	Embellish	make elegant, beautify, decorate, exaggerate
14	Expedient	practical, maneuver, means, device, measure
15	Extrinsic	Not part of essential nature of sth or of someone
16	Foliage	shrubbery, undergrowth, flora, plants,
17	Gambit	ploy, maneuver, strategy, scheme, plan
18	Infringe	disobey, contravene, break, flout
19	Inordinate	excessive, undue, immoderate, unreasonable
20	Invigorate	enliven, stimulate, revitalize, refresh, animate
21	Litigation	legal action, proceedings, lawsuit, court case
22	Mitigate	alleviate, lessen, ease, diminish, moderate,
23	Nexus	A connected group of series. A central and most important point
24	Obliterate	eradicate, eliminate, wipe out, destroy, demolish,
25	Offset	counterbalance, counteract, compensate, equalize, balance,
26	Potpourri	miscellany, odds and ends, assortment, hodgepodge
27	Proliferate	reproduce, propagate, multiply, flourish, thrive
28	Sediment	leftover, remains, dregs, deposit, residue,
29	Surpass	exceed, outdo, outshine, beat, go beyond,
30	Tangible	solid, corporeal, substantial, touchable, concrete,

 

 

	DAY 8
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Adjunct	addition, attachment, add-on, accessory, extra,
2	Agglutinate	Firmly stick together to form a mass
3	Amalgam	mixture, combination, blend, fusion
4	Amorphous	formless, shapeless, nebulous, vague, unstructured,
5	Amputation	deduction, confiscation, elimination, exclusion, abstraction
6	Bilateral	reciprocal, mutual, joint, two-sided, two-pronged,
7	Clinch	tie up, close, confirm, seal, settle
8	Cohesion	Union, pulling together, solidity, unity, consistency, structure,
9	Debauchery	wickedness, corruption, dishonesty
10	Expurgate	abridge, cut, purge, clean up
11	Groove	harmonize, channel, furrow, rut, dance,
12	Heterogeneous	Assorted, varied, assortment, various, mixed
13	Impregnate	Permeate, drench, infuse, soak, saturate
14	Incise	chisel, carve, notch, slit open, cut into,
15	Inextricable	Impossible to disenable or separate [the past and the present are inextricable]
16	Intertwine	link, interlock, interleave, interlace, interweave,
17	Monopoly	control, domination, cartel (interest group), exclusive
18	Motley	Motley, Motley, Motley, Motley, Motley,
19	Palaestra	A wrestling school or gymnasium in ancient Greece & Rome
20	Personnel	Component, workers, constituent, staff,
21	Portmanteau	Suitcase, trunk, [porter means carry manteau means mantle
22	Prune	shorten, reduce, snip, trim, clip
23	Residue	Debris, remnant, fragments, vestige, remains, remainder,
24	Sauté	Fry, cook, grill, roast, brown
25	Scythe	cut, cut down, hack, sweep, slice,
26	Synopsis	abstract, summary, outline, rundown,
27	Upsurge	rise, increase, surge, gain, expansion,
28	Variegate	Exhibiting different colours; variegated yellow bricks look nice.
29	Vengeance	punishment, retaliation, revenge, retribution, reprisal,
30	Vigorous	energetic, dynamic, enthusiastic, forceful,
	DAY 9
	WORD		SYNONYMS
1	Antipode
2	Biological		Organic, natural, life, genetic, natal
3	Centrifugal		Movement away from centre point
4	Conceivable		That whish can be conceived or thought
5	Convolution		density, complication, intricacy, difficulty,
6	Denouncement		smear, slander, offense, insult,
7	Divergence		disagreement, discrepancy, departure, deviation,
8	Embargo		impediment, block, restriction, ban,
9	Embroil		confuse with, enmesh, entangle, involve,
10	Expatriate		refugee, deportee, emigrant, émigré,
11	Expatriate		outsider, immigrant, foreignness, alien element,
12	Extempore		improvised, makeshift, impromptu, off the cuff,
13	Fanatic		extreme, uncompromising, militant, activist, revolutionary,
14	Geminate		evolve, take root, develop, grow, sprout,
15	Hideous		ugly, revolting, repugnant, repulsive, gruesome,
16	Interiority		Interiority, Interiority, Interiority, Interiority,
17	Intrinsic		fundamental, essential, basic, built-in, inherent,
18	Juxtaposition		combination, coincidence, concurrence, union,
19	Medley		jumble, mix, assortment, combination, mixture,
20	Nevermore		Never again, at no future time
21	Parenthesis		digression, afterthought, addition, aside,
22	Pigeonhole		category, shelf, compartment, cubicle,
23	Rendezvous		appointment, meeting, assignation, come together,
24	Ritual		rite, ceremony, custom, sacrament, practice,
25	Sabotage		impair, incapacitate, interfere with, disrupt, damage,
26	Scrupulous		conscientious, meticulous, thorough, rigorous,
27	Sequential		chronological, in order, series, chain
28	Stow		put away, pack, put away, [stow away means conceal oneself]
29	Tabulate		Put into a table, tabularize, make chat
30	Taxonomy		arrangement, categorization, nomenclature, classification,

 

	DAY 10
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Anachronism	Chronological error, wrong date, mistiming, unpunctuality
2	Apropos	regarding, concerning, apropos, apropos, apropos,
3	Aurora	Dawn, forenoon, earliness, matins, prime
4	Catalyst	Catalyst, Catalyst, Catalyst, Catalyst, Catalyst,
5	Convergence	merger, union, junction, meeting,
6	Demagogue	A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires & prejudices rather than by using rational argument.
7	Embroil	Get oneself Involved in quarrel or difficult situation
8	Epilogue	Section at the end of a book or a speech, last part
9	Frequency	Periodicity, redoubling, repetition, haunting
10	Gush	Flow out, stream, pour, flood, surge
11	Gust	Strong rush of wind, burst of air, breeze, flurry
12	Impending	Instantaneous. Forthcoming, immature, unexpected
13	Inclusion	addition, enclosure, insertion, addition
14	Inflexion	Frequent change, variability, conversion, alternation
15	Innovation	Newness, restoration, renewal, recentness, newish, modern
16	Juiciness	Newness, youthfulness, venility, Peter Pan
17	Kiln	A furnace or oven for burning, backing or drying
18	Obsess	possess, fixate, grip, preoccupy
19	Palaeology	Archaeology,, industrial, medievalism, antiquarianism
20	Perpetuity	Endless time, permanence, continuance, lasting
21	Posterior	later, lineage, descent, futurity, succession, subsequent
22	Propitious	Favourable, encouraging, auspicious, promising
23	Retrospectively	Hitherto, till now, up to this time
24	Sage	astute, erudite, learned, sagacious, wise,
25	Sermon	Lecture, address, speech, instruct
26	Spasmodic	disturbed, broken, restless, intermittent, erratic
27	Synchronism	Coincidence, concurrence, accompaniment, simultaneity
28	Transience	Ephemerality, disappearance, volatility, insubstantial
29	Vernal	Spring like, aurora, dewy, early, meridian
30	Virility	Nobility, prime, immatureness, adulthood

 

	DAY 11
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Abrogate	Repeal or do away with a low or right; retract, revoke, rescind, withdraw
2	Acreage	estate, house, home, land,
3	Alleviate	lighten, assuage, lessen, ease,
4	Appease	quiet down, pacify, conciliate, mollify,
5	Automate	Fabricate, produce, cultivate, breed, grow, contrive
6	Compliance	acquiescence, conformity, observance, fulfillment
7	Dilapidated	Ramshackle, rickety, frail, fragile, tenuous, textural
8	Effeminacy	Shakiness, steadiness, irresolution, fatigue
9	Exile	Refuge, safe haven, sanctuary, asylum, immigrant,
10	Exuberant	Lush, leafy, verdant, teaming, spawning
11	Genitalia	uterus, womb, source, scrotum, vulva
12	Havoc	chaos, mayhem, destruction, disorder, confusion, mess,
13	Impotence	Impotence, Impotence, Impotence, Impotence
14	Inoperative	Issueless, impotent, unsuccessful, fallow, otiose
15	Mesmerize	fascinate, enthrall, captivate, hypnotize,
16	Milieu	setting, environment, scene, surroundings,
17	Obstreperous	hostile, unreceptive, aggressive, antagonistic,
18	Opiate	Containing opium, causing drowsiness or dullness,
19	Peninsula	Continent, cape, isthmus, neck of land
20	Predicament	quandary, jam, mess, dilemma,
21	Preterite	Perfect, antiquity, priority, retrospection
22	Recoil	move back, react, retreat, withdraw, shrink back
23	Recurrent	Unstopping, persisting, plenteous, unfailing, undying
24	Renascent	Resurgent, generative, renewed, renewing
25	Susceptible	answerable, blamed,  liable,  responsible
26	Tranquil	serene, calm, peaceful, relaxing, soothing,
27	Ubiquitous	everywhere, ever-present, omnipresent,
28	Vasectomy	sterilization, restraint, moderation, temperance
29	Vigour	activity, impetus, enthusiasm, thrust, virility
30	Victorious	triumphant, winning, conquering, glorious

 

	DAY 12
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Slicker	raincoat, oilskin, waterproof, impermeable
2	Aboriginal	native, original, indigenous,
3	Inmate	prisoner, patient, convict, criminal
4	Conurbation	housing, suburbia, estate, area, built-up
5	Vernacular	lingua franca, lingo, language, dialect,
6	Rucksack	bag, sack, reticule, bedding-roll, kitbag
7	Grandiosity	ostentation, showiness, elaborateness, lavishness,
8	Corpulent	podgy, plump, fleshy, fat
9	Bantam	belligerence, aggressiveness, violent
10	Amplify	intensify, increase, strengthen, augment,
11	Attenuation	shrinking, lessening, decrease, reduction,
12	Epitome	essence, personification, embodiment, quintessence,
13	Peripheral	nonessential, unimportant, marginal, tangential,
14	Chasm	gulf, abyss, deep hole, void,
15	Lacuna	gap, space, cavity, hole, pass, defile
16	Contiguity	In direct contact, contiguous, adjacent
17	Brevity	shortness, briefness, conciseness, concision, terseness
18	Stout	chubby, tubby, solid, heavy, fat,
19	Tenacity	stubbornness, obstinacy, resolve, persistence,
20	Lamina	thin lyre, plate, organic tissue
21	Turret	tower, battlement, steeple
22	Gradient	incline, slope, rise, pitch, ascent
23	Abysmal	extremely bad, appalling, terrible, awful, dreadful,
24	Shallow	low, thin, superficial, trivial, petty,
25	Summit	peak, pinnacle, acme, apex, top
26	Plinth	pedestal, dais, base, stand, podium,
27	Verticality	Erectness, uprightness, precipitous, perpendicular, elevation
28	Plateau	Ledge, terrace, tableland, platter, horizon
29	Pendency	postponement, deferral, deferment, delay,
30	Vertebrae	Spine, backbone, bristle, quill

 

	DAY 13
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Armour	Protective, use metal, covering for body,
2	Conjecture	assumption, speculation, inference, guess,
3	Construe	interpret, read, take to mean, take
4	Defray	foot, clear, discharge, settle, pay,
5	Delinquency	criminal behavior, crime, negligence, law-breaking,
6	Ebullient	bright, cheery, fun, cheerful, happy,
7	Eerie	creepy, uncanny, weird, unnatural, ghostly,
8	Extraneous	superfluous, not pertinent, irrelevant, unrelated,
9	Faitacompli	Thing already done
10	Fanatic	extreme, uncompromising, militant, activist
11	Fatigue	weakness, weariness, tiredness, exhaustion,
12	Gadget	device, implement, tool, widget
13	Garrison	fort, defense force, battalion, stronghold, barracks,
14	Gazette	Official journal with public notices and lists etc.
15	Hanky-panky	Dishonest dealing, corruption, malpractice
16	Harangue	berate, criticize, sermonize, scold,
17	Homogenous	Formed of parts that are all of the same type
18	Incinerate	devastate, annihilate, wipe out , obliterate,
19	Incipient	In its early stage of any process
20	Insidious	sinister, dangerous, subtle, menacing,
21	Insinuate	intimate, make out, suggest, imply,
22	Jocose	Humours, playful, jocund, merry, cheerful
23	Jostle	push, shove, push around, manhandle, bump,
24	Marquee	Canopy, sunblind, screen, pavilion, tent, canvas
25	Oblique	sloping, tilted, at an angle, slanted, slanting,
26	Plumage	Feather covering a bird’s body
27	Straddle	Straddle, Straddle, Straddle, Straddle, Straddle,
28	Transom	casement, skylight, porthole, windowpane,
29	Trespass	invade, encroach, infringe, intrude,
30	Viaduct	bridge, overpass, railway bridge, suspension bridge

 

 

 

 

 

 

	DAY 14
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Abet	encourage, support, help, assist,
2	Acrimonious	bitter, spiteful, rancorous, hostile,
3	Benediction	consent, sanction, blessing, approval,
4	Banal	commonplace, trite, hackneyed, prosaic,
5	Contemplate	study, ponder, consider, reflect,
6	Candid	frank, truthful, sincere, blunt, outspoken,
7	Discord	get rid of, dispose of, abandon, throw away,
8	Declivity	A downward slope, slant
9	Entitlement	prerogative, right, privilege, claim,
10	Efface	rub out, wear away, eradicate, wipe out, obliterate,
11	Franchise	permit, license, permission, grant,
12	Flagging	declining, waning, failing, deteriorating,
13	Glutinous	sticky, viscous, gummy, gluey,
14	Garnish	decorate, embellish,  beautify,  adorn,
15	Hallowed	consecrated, sanctified, holy, sacred,
16	Holistic	Characterized by comprehension of the whole parts
17	In sequence	connectivity, succession, sequentially, progression
18	Indiscriminate	unsystematic, random, haphazard,
19	Litigation	court case, proceedings, lawsuit, legal action,
20	Lapidary	Elegant and concise, engraving on stone
21	Malice	nastiness, malevolence, spite, hatred,
22	Mellifluous	smooth, honeyed, sweet, charming
23	Notoriety	ill repute, dishonor, infamy, disrepute,
24	Nomenclature	classification, taxonomy, categorization, organization,
25	Overwhelm	devastate, engulf, overcome, overpower,
26	Offended	affronted, insulted, upset, snubbed,
27	Preoccupied	thoughtful, inattentive, lost in thought, worried,
28	Pertinent	relevant, applicable, important, significant,
29	Quiescent	Inert, sluggish, dormant, inactive, quiet,
30	Quail	recoil, blench, tremble, shrink back,

 

 

 

 

 

	DAY 15
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Acrimonious	harsh, hostile, bitter, spiteful, pungent
2	Acclimation	variation, adjustment, adaption, get used to ,
3	Bellicose	belligerent, aggressive, warlike, pugnacious, combative,
4	Bicameral	Having two chambers
5	Cessation	ending, close, termination, end,
6	Compatible	well-matched, companionable, attuned, like-minded,
7	Dissent	balk, differ, rebel, oppose, disagree,
8	Depravity	decadence, dissoluteness, immorality, corruption
9	Envisage	imagine, envision, predict, visualize,
10	Egregious	outrageous, scandalous, dreadful, appalling,
11	Furor	fracas, disturbance, tumult, commotion, uproar,
12	Fiasco	debacle, disaster, humiliation, mess, ignominy,
13	Garish	gaudy, dazzling, bright, brash,
14	Gustatory	The sense of taste, gustatory delight
15	Hickory	A bushy tree bears edible nuts
16	Hymn	A religious son or poem , typically of praise to God
17	Indubitably	absolutely, definitely, unquestionably, undoubtedly,
18	Implausible	unlikely, unbelievable, incredible, far-fetched,
19	Locus	A particular point or place
20	Luminary	VIP, personality, star, celebrity, superstar, leading light
21	Mainstay	foundation, support, stronghold, core
22	Monetarism	Financial, money
23	Numismatics	Science of coins
24	Non-proliferation	The prevention of an increase or spread of something, such as a nuclear nonproliferation treaty
25	Ombudsman	An official appointed to investigate individuals’ complaints against maladministration of public authorities.
26	Ostentatious	pretentious, showy, brazen, flamboyant,
27	Proclivity	tendency, penchant, appetite, liking,
28	Phytoalexin	A substance that is produced by plant tissues in response to contact with a parasite & that specifically inhibits the growth of that parasite.
29	Rationale	underlying principle, basis, grounds, raison d'être,
30	Refractory	obstinate, wayward, disobedient, intractable, unruly,

 

 

 

	DAY 16
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Abase	lower, demean, degrade,  belittle, humiliate
2	Abate	fall, decline, subside, decrease,
3	Aberration	deviation, abnormality, irregularity, eccentricity,
4	Baleful	menacing, threatening, malevolent, sinister,
5	Bombastic	grandiloquent, verbose, pretentious, pompous
6	Balmy	mild, clement, pleasant, temperate, gentle,
7	Cache	reserve, deliver, supply, store, hoard,
8	Castellated	A place like a castle
9	Cacophony	dissonance, disharmony, discord, friction
10	Demise	downfall, ruin, termination, end,
11	Decimate	destroy, devastate, slaughter, lay waste,
12	Discriminate	separate, classify, distinguish, single out,
13	Ecstasy	rapture, bliss, elation, joy,
14	Efflorescence	blossoming, maturing, growing, potential,
15	Edify	enlighten, inform, educate, instruct, improve,
16	Filch	snatch, thieve, pinch, steal, lift
17	Formidable	terrifying, dreadful, alarming, frightening,
18	Felicity	happiness, joyful, merry, pleasing,
19	Gastronomy	catering, cuisine, cooking, catering,
20	Globule	bubble, drop, gobbet, bead,
21	Garner	collect, earn, gather, acquire, gain,
22	Hedonist	Pleasure seeker, blissful
23	Henchman	Right-hand man
24	Histrionic	theatrical, dramatic, exaggerated, melodramatic,
25	Interlocutor	Take part in conversation, participant, partaker
26	Impregnable	impenetrable, secure, unassailable, invulnerable,
27	Indignity	mortification, disgrace, shame, humiliation,
28	Levy	tax, charge, toll, tariff, impose
29	Loquacious	garrulous, effusive, wordy, talkative,
30	Lope	sprint, scuttle, scamper, scurry,

 

 

 

 

 

	DAY 17
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Armour	Protective, use metal, covering for body,
2	Conjecture	assumption, speculation, inference, guess,
3	Construe	interpret, read, take to mean, take
4	Defray	foot, clear, discharge, settle, pay,
5	Delinquency	criminal behavior, crime, negligence, law-breaking,
6	Ebullient	bright, cheery, fun, cheerful, happy,
7	Eerie	creepy, uncanny, weird, unnatural, ghostly,
8	Extraneous	superfluous, not pertinent, irrelevant, unrelated,
9	Faitacompli	Things already done
10	Fanatic	extreme, uncompromising, militant, activist
11	Fatigue	weakness, weariness, tiredness, exhaustion,
12	Gadget	device, implement, tool, widget
13	Garrison	fort, defense force, battalion, stronghold, barracks,
14	Gazette	Official journal with public notices and lists etc.
15	Hanky-panky	Dishonest dealing, corruption, malpractice
16	Harangue	berate, criticize, sermonize, scold,
17	Homogenous	Formed of parts that are all of the same type
18	Incinerate	devastate, annihilate, wipe out , obliterate,
19	Incipient	In its early stage of any process
20	Insidious	sinister, dangerous, subtle, menacing,
21	Insinuate	intimate, make out, suggest, imply,
22	Jocose	Humours, playful, jocund, merry, cheerful
23	Jostle	push, shove, push around, manhandle, bump,
24	Marquee	Canopy, sunblind, screen, pavilion, tent, canvas
25	Oblique	sloping, tilted, at an angle, slanted, slanting,
26	Plumage	Feather covering a bird’s body
27	Straddle	Straddle, Straddle, Straddle, Straddle, Straddle,
28	Transom	casement, skylight, porthole, windowpane,
29	Trespass	invade, encroach, infringe, intrude,
30	Viaduct	bridge, overpass, railway bridge, suspension bridge

 

 

 

 

 

 

	DAY 18 (Special Terminology)
	WORD		SYNONYMS
1	Epicenter		The point on the earth’s surface vertically above the focus of an earthquake
2	Panama		A country in central America; a wide-brimmed hat of strawlike material
3	Euthanasia		Mercy killing of old sick persons
4	Inhalation		breath, puff, pant, intake of breath,
5	Monarchy		empire, dominion, kingdom, realm,
6	Rasputin		Grigori (1871-1916) a Russian monk. He exerted great influence over Tsar Nicholas II during World War I; his reputation for debauchery
7	Machiavellian		Cunning, scheming and unscrupulous esp. in politics
8	Satanic		Devilish,
9	Armageddon		Last battle b/w good and evil before the Day of Judgment
10	Bondage		Slavery, arrested, in detention
11	Bloodshed		slaughter, butchery, assassination, murder,
12	Ecosystem		Flora and fauna
13	Insensate		numb, insensitive, anesthetized, unfeeling
14	Garrulous		conversational, voluble, loquacious, glib
15	Ecology		Environmental sconce
16	Gelid		Extremely cold.
17	Hermit		recluse, ascetic, solitary person, loner
18	Hackneyed		clichéd, stale, worn-out, trite,
19	Pithy		terse, condense, brief, squeeze, brusque, compress,
20	Prevalent		customary, rampant, rife, widespread, common
21	Prevaricate		dissemble, quibble, beat around the bush, evade, hedge,
22	Quibble		equivocate, split hairs, nitpick, trivial objection,
23	Quintessence		essence, embodiment, epitome, soul
24	Scatty		mad, crazy, unwise, fanatical, passionate, wild,
25	Scuff		strike, punch, pound, thump, beat, slap, batter, knock
26	Snazzy		ostentatious, flamboyant, flashy colorful, fashionable, modish
27	Snide		sarcastic, mean, nasty, malicious, spiteful, unkind,
28	Stereotype		Fixed standard, typecast, label, pigeonhole,
29	Suffragette		A member of a group of women who advocates women’s suffrage (right to vote)
30	Treaty		harmony, conformity, concord, concurrence, accord
	DAY 19 (Medical Terminology)
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Abduction	Moment of  limb away from the midline of the body
2	Abeyance	A state of temporary cessation of function
3	Absinthism	The disorder associated with habitual abuse of absinthe, sleeplessness, tremors, and convulsions etc.
4	Acantha-moeba	An amoeba found in soil, dust and fresh water. It can enter the body through a cut or wound. It can inter the eye and there cause infection.
5	Afferent	A vein is an afferent vessel. it carries blood from the body towards the heart
6	Asthma	A respiratory condition marked by spasms in the bronchi of the lungs, difficulty in breathing
7	Bariatric	Pertaining to the study of prevention of overweight
8	Bifid	Split into two parts
9	Biofeedback	Control of brain waves
10	Cataract	A waterfall; a medical condition in which the lens of the eye becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision
11	Cesarean	Surgical operation
12	Decompress	In general , to remove pressure physically or emotionally
13	Eczema	An inflammatory reaction of the skin causes itching and burning of the skin
14	Faiolingual	Relation to the face and the tongue, often denoting a paralysis affecting these parts
15	Gangrean	Tissue’s death die to loss of adequate blood supply
16	Gout	A disease in which defective metabolism of uric acid causes arthritis, esp. in smaller bones of the feet
17	Keratitis	Inflammation of the  cornea. It can lead to blindness
18	Meningitis	Inflammation of the meninges caused by viral or bacterial infection marked by intense headache and fever
19	Neoplasia	Abnormal new growth of cells
20	Neuroma	A benign tumor that arises from a nerve
21	Obesity	The increase of fat in the body
22	Obstipation	Severe constipation
23	Ochlophobia	Morbid fear of crowd
24	Omophagia	The eating of raw food, especially of raw flesh
25	Ophthalmia	Inflammation of the eye, esp. conjunctivitis
26	Panotitius	General inflammation of the ear
27	Paralysis	The loss of ability to move
28	Sciage	A to-and-fro , saw like movement of the hand in message
29	Seizure	Uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain which may produce a physical convulsion
30	Xeransis	A gradual loss of moisture in the tissues

 

	DAY 20
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Reimburse	pay damages, balance, give back, pay off,
2	Bona fide	True, genuine, indisputable, authentic, real,
3	Boulevard	way, path, possibility, opportunity,
4	Chasm	gap, gorge, abyss, gulf,
5	Chastise	rebuke, censure, discipline, reprimand,
6	Deduce	Arrive at fact or theory by reasoning
7	Decrepit	feeble, frail, pathetic, fragile,
8	Eke out	Manage to make something laboriously
9	Enamoured	Fond of, pleased, enchanted,  charmed,  thrilled,
10	Foil	frustrate, halt, thwart, outwit
11	Folderol	Trivial or nonsensical fuss,
12	Foolhardy	imprudent, risky, rash, reckless,
13	Galleria	A covered or enclosed area esp. for commercial
14	Global	Worldwide, international, universal, overall,
15	Garish	tasteless, dazzling, bright, brash,
16	Habitat	Natural home or environment of animals, plants
17	Haphazard	messy, disorganized, random, chaotic,
18	Harmonious	musical, tuneful, melodious, pleasant,
19	Inclement	severe, windy, rough, stormy,
20	Intemperate	excessive, severe, immoderate, extreme,
21	Inconsequential	unimportant, insignificant, trivial, negligible,
22	Jaundiced	contemptuous, cynical, negative, gloomy,
23	Kaleidoscope	Optical toy, visual, ocular
24	Kindred	folk, family, relatives, similar, alike
25	Lambent	Softly radiant, glowing, beaming, joyful
26	Laxity	carelessness, negligence, slackness, leniency,
27	Lucrative	productive, beneficial, profitable, rewarding,
28	Macrobiotics	Dietary system, nutritional,
29	Malleable	impressionable, compliant, acquiescent, supple,
30	Mawkish	weepy, overemotional, maudlin, over-sentimental,

 

 

 

 

	DAY 21 (ONE WHO…)
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Anarchist	One who is out to destroy the Govt.
2	Antiquarian	One who studies things of past
3	Atheist	One who does not believe in God
4	Auctioneer	Oe who sells goods by calling the bids.
5	Bankrupt	One who is unable to pay one’s debt
6	Burglar	One who breaks into a house for robbery
7	Cannibal	One who eats human flesh.
8	Carnivorous	One who lives on flesh
9	Centenarian	One who is more than hundred years old
10	Champion	One who fights in defence of a cause
11	Contemporary	One who lives in the same time
12	Cosmopolitan	One for home the world is a home
13	Epicure	One who is given to pleasures of the flesh
14	Feminist	One who champions the case of women
15	Heretic	One who acts against religion
16	Humanitarian	One who is sympathetic to mankind
17	Misanthrope	One who hates mankind
18	Octogenarian	One who is more than eighty years old
19	Omnipotent	One who is all powerful
20	Omnipresent	One who is present everywhere
21	Omniscient	One who knows everything
22	Optimist	One who looks at the bright side of the things
23	Pedestrian	One who walks on foot
24	Pessimist	One who looks at the dark side of the things
25	Philanthropist	One who loves mankind
26	Stoic	One who is indifferent to pain and pleasure
27	Teetotaler	One who does not drink wine
28	Theist	One who believes in God
29	Versatile	One who is given to many talents
30	Volunteer	One who offers one’s service

 

 

 

 

 

 

	DAY 22 (One who….)
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Alien	One who lives in a foreign country
2	Alpinist	One who climbs of high mountains especially alpines
3	Bigot	One intolerantly devoted to a particular creed
4	Celibate	One who abstains from marriage and sexual relations
5	Cobbler	One who mends shoes
6	Confectioner	One who deals in sweets and pastries
7	Connoisseur	One who has special skill in judging art, music, etc.
8	Drover	One who deals in cattle
9	Egalitarian	One who holds a belief in equal rights for everyone
10	Epicure	One who believes in eat, drink & be marry
11	Hypocrite	One who pretends what he is not
12	Iconoclast	One who breaks images or church ornaments
13	Immigrant	One who settles in another country
14	Kleptomaniac	One who has an irresistible tendency to steal
15	Lapidist	One who cuts , polishes or engraves gems
16	Lexicographer	One who compiles dictionary
17	Linguist	One who knows many languages
18	Mimic	One who imitates the voice and gestures of another
19	Neurotic	One who suffers from neurosis. abnormal, sensitive
20	Oculist	One who cures eye diseases
21	Orator	One who makes speeches
22	Philatelist	One who collects postage stamps
23	Recluse	One who retires from society and lives a solitary life
24	Sculptor	One who carves in stone
25	somnambulist	One who walks in one’s sleep
26	Somniloquist	One who talks in one’s sleep
27	Orthodox	One who has conventional views and creeds
28	Stevedore	One who loads and uploads ships
29	Uxorious	One who shows submissive fondness for one’s wife
30	Voluptuary	One who is given to the sensual pleasures of body
	DAY 23 (A field of study…)
	WORD		SYNONYMS
1	Affidavit		official declaration, affirmation, proclamation,
2	Anthropology		The study of mankind; Anthropologist
3	Aquatic		Water, marine, sea, river
4	Astronomy		The study of stars; Astronomer
5	Bibliophile		A person who collects books, lover of books
6	Biology		The study of physical life; Biologist
7	Botany		The study of plants; Botanist
8	Bouquet		Garland, bunch of flowers, posy, spray
9	Calligraphy		The study of beautiful handwriting; Calligrapher
10	Etymology		The study of history origin of words; Entomologist
11	Fratricide		Killing one’s father
12	Geology		The study of rocks and soils; Geologist
13	Homicide		Killing a man
14	Lunatic asylum		A place of abnormal people
15	Matricide		Killing one’s mother
16	Ornithology		The study of birds; Ornithologist
17	Otology		The study of the anatomy and diseases of the ear; Otologist
18	Paleography		The study of ancient writing; Paleographer
19	Philology		The study of languages;
20	Physiognomy		The study of facial characteristics; Physiographer
21	Psychology		The study of human mind; Psychiatrist
22	Regicide		Killing one’s king
23	Sanctum		Chamber, study, compartment, hollow
24	Seismology		The study of volcano; Seismologist
25	Suicide		Killing oneself
26	Taxidermy		The art of preserving skin; Taxidermist
27	Topology		The study of geometric properties; Topologist
28	Urology		The study of disorder of the urinary system
29	Zoology		The study of animals; Zoologist
30	Zymurgy		The study of practice of fermentation in brewing, wine making, or distilling.

 

 

	DAY 24
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Ammeter	A player who plays for pleasure
2	Autobiography	A book written on one’s life oneself
3	Bastard	Bastard, Bastard, Bastard, Bastard,
4	Bayonet	Fight with daggers and swords
5	Betrothed	Affianced, engaged, occupied
6	Biography	Biography, Biography, Biography, Biography,
7	Cavalry	Soldiers who fight on horseback
8	Caveat	A warning or proviso of specific stipulations
9	Contraband	Illegal imports, smuggled goods
10	Elegy	sad composition, funeral song, dirge
11	Encyclopedia	Information bank of all fields of knowledge
12	Espionage	Spying , intelligence, surveillance, watch
13	Extempore	makeshift, impromptu, unplanned, off the cuff,
14	Gyroscope	A device used to maintain a reference direction
15	Infantry	Soldiers marching or fighting on foot
16	Laxative	A medicine to stimulate evacuation of the bowels
17	Ledger	A record of accounts
18	Mammal	Animals who feed to their babies
19	Niche	Niche, niche, niche, niche, niche,
20	Parasite	scrounger, freeloader, sponge, bloodsucker,
21	Plagiarism	A practice to take someone else’s work and passing them off as one’s own; Plagiarist
22	Prologue	Prologue, Prologue, Prologue, Prologue,
23	Quarantine	A state or place of isolation in which animals arrived from elsewhere
24	Referendum	A general vote by the electorate/voters on single political question
25	Soliloquy	One’s speech to oneself in isolation
26	Swansong	Final performance before professional retirement
27	Unanimous	Common, undisputed, agreed, settled, fixed
28	Utopia	An imagined place or state which is perfect
29	Wardrobe	Attire, clothes, outfit,
30	Widow, Widower	A woman whose husband has died/ a man whose wife has died.

 

 

	DAY 25
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Augment	enhance, amplify, boost, add to,
2	Agenda	A list of things to be discussed at a meeting
3	Antidote	Anything given to counteract the effect of a poison
4	Antipode	Those who live on the other side of the globe
5	Audible	Listen to able
6	Auditor	A person who checks the account
7	Belligerent	A person who goes to war; aggressive, quarrelsome
8	Chlorophyll	Green pigment in all plants
9	Crusade	Campaign, moment, battle, cause
10	Edible	Ripen, cooked, safe to eat
11	Flora & Fauna	Plants & Animal of a particular region, habitat
12	Hyperbole	An exaggerated statement
13	Illegible	Not lawful, scribbled, indecipherable, scrawled,
14	Inaudible	Muffled, unable to hear, quiet
15	Incombustible	Inflammable, fire prove,  in ignitable
16	Incurable	Fatal, not curable,
17	Legacy	The property left to someone by a will
18	Legible	Readable,  comprehensible, understandable
19	Maneuvering	Manipulation, management, strategy, planning
20	Manuscript	Script, document, copy, writing
21	Neurotic	Phobic, scared, terrified,  fearful
22	Obeisance	politeness, civility, courteousness, consideration,
23	Obsolete	Obsolete, Obsolete, Obsolete, Obsolete,
24	Pantheism	A doctrine that identifies God with the universe
25	Parole	Promise given by a prisoner not to escape
26	Platitude	Boredom, dullness, commonplace, inanity, cliché
27	Portable	versatile, usable, helpful, useful,
28	Red tapism	Too much official formality
29	Secular	worldly, material, lay, substance,
30	Souvenir	memento, keepsake, reminder, token,

 

 

 

	DAY 26
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Avert	Turn away, ward off, shun, evade, avoid
2	Allegiance	Obligation, duty, compulsion,   pressure
3	Audacity	bravado, audacity, daring, courage,
4	Amalgamate	join, mixture, bond, assortment, amalgamate
5	Berate	admonish, rebuke, reprimand, tell off,
6	Binary	Two things
7	Beguile	tempt, attract, lure, persuade, ensnare
8	Callow	adolescent, naïve, immature, inexperienced,
9	Chaste	pure, innocent, virtuous, unsullied,
10	Charlatan	swindler, fraud, impostor, fake
11	Dissembling	dissembling, break, separate, split,
12	Distinct	discrete, separate, divergent, distinctive,
13	Default	evade, fail to pay, evasion, non-payment,
14	Engrossed	absorbed, occupied, gripped, engaged,
15	Emaciated	shrunken, withered, thin, wasted
16	Equipoise	balance of forces or interests
17	Foil	frustrate, halt, thwart, outwit,
18	Falderal	Trivial or non-essential fuss
19	Foolhardy	reckless, rash, risky, foolish,
20	Geodesic	Denoting the shortest possible line between tow points on a curved surface
21	Germinal	Relating to or of the nature of a germ cell or embryo
22	Galvanize	spur, rouse, stimulate, electrify,
23	Innocuous	mild, innocent, inoffensive, harmless,
24	Implicate	associate, Implicate, associate, incriminate,
25	Integrate	amalgamate, incorporate, mix, put together,
26	Immunity	resistance, protection, imperviousness, exemption,
27	Intrinsic	inherent, built-in, basic, essential,
28	Incentive	spur, motivation, inducement, enticement,
29	Jaundiced	cynical, pessimistic, skeptical, unenthusiastic,
30	Telescope	minimize, shrivel, contract, get smaller,

 

 

 

	DAY 27
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Mediocre	pedestrian, ordinary, average, middling,
2	Mesmerize	hypnotize, captivate, enthrall, entrance,
3	Meticulous	fussy, particular, careful, scrupulous,
4	Mirage	hallucination, illusion, delusion, fantasy
5	Mitigate	moderate, ease, lessen, alleviate
6	Protectorate	territory, colony, province, region,
7	Precipitation	rainfall, rain, drizzling
8	Pretext	ruse, excuse, alleged reason, red herring,
9	Restitution	amends, recompense, compensation, restoration,
10	Relinquish	renounce, abandon, surrender, give up,
11	Regal	majestic, majestic, imperial, ceremonial, stately,
12	Remunerate	reimburse, compensate, pay, reward,
13	Sophisticate	Well versed, well modish, stylish, elegant
14	Sophomoric	collegiate, irreverent, unsophisticated, immature,
15	Salutary	valuable, constructive, useful, helpful,
16	Sapient	Wise, or attempting to appear wise
17	Tautology	Saying the same thing twice in different words
18	Tremulous	unsteady, quivering, shaky, wobbly,
19	Tend	lean, be likely, be inclined,
20	Transition	change, changeover, evolution, conversion,
21	Unimpeachable	flawless, faultless, impeccable, spotless
22	Unequivocal	unambiguous, plain, clear, explicit,
23	Unalloyed	Unadulterated, untainted, , unpolluted,
24	Variegate	Exhibiting different colours esp. as irregular steaks
25	Verisimilitude	The appearance of being true or real
26	Venerate	revere, worship, adore, idolize,
27	Waif	orphan, urchin, soul, stray,
28	Winsome	charming, attractive, engaging, appealing,
29	Xerography	A drying copying process
30	Zealot	supporter, believer, devotee, enthusiast,

 

 

	DAY 28
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Laborious	arduous, difficult, backbreaking, painstaking,
2	Labyrinthine	intricate, convoluted, complex, obscure,
3	Licentious	shameless, immoral, dissolute, wicked,
4	Lien	A right to keep possession of property until the debt owed by is discharged
5	Loll	sprawl, collapse, slump, lie back,
6	Mandarin	Official, bureaucrat, official,
7	Mesh	interconnect, net, lattice, network,
8	Muggy	humid, clammy, sultry, oppressive,
9	Multilingual	A person who can speak many languages
10	Pliant	supple, bendable, flexible, pliable,
11	Ponder	brood over, contemplate, think about, consider,
12	Precarious	shaky, unstable, uncertain, wobbly,
13	Proponent	advocate, supporter, promoter, fan,
14	Reckless	Reckless, Reckless, Reckless, Reckless,
15	Reclamation	Reclamation, reclamation, reclamation, reclamation,
16	Recrimination	Recrimination, Recrimination, Recrimination,
17	Repartee	Repartee, Repartee, Repartee, Repartee,
18	Replenish	reload, restock, refill, stock up,
19	Repository	warehouse, storehouse, depository, store,
20	Reprisal	payback, comeback, revenge, retaliation,
21	Sabbatical	time off, retreat, break, vacation,
22	Savanna	A grassy plain with few trees in tropical regions
23	Shrapnel	shrapnel, shrapnel, shrapnel,
24	Simony	The buying or selling of ecclesiastical/religious privileges
25	Surreptitious	sneaky, secret, surreptitious, sly, furtive
26	Synchronous	Existing or occurring at the same time
27	Temporal	chronological, sequential, activist, earthly,
28	Tendentious	Expressing to promote a particular cause or point of view, esp. a controversial one.
29	Tentative	cautious, hesitant, uncertain, faltering, unsure
30	Touchstone	benchmark, standard, criterion, yardstick, hallmark

 

	DAY 29
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Meteorologist	Weather forecasting
2	Modish	voguish, classy, stylish, chic,
3	Misapprehension	misunderstanding, delusion, misconception,
4	Malediction	A magical word or phrase uttered by magician
5	Menace	threat, danger, hazard, peril, nuisance
6	Egress	Passage, outlet, door, way out,
7	Effectuate	Put into force or operation, emphasize, accentuate
8	Emancipated	liberated, open, boundless, released,
9	Entourage	followers, support, staff, associates,
10	Emendation	Make corrections and improvements
11	Epoch	era, period, age, eon, time,
12	Eminent	famous, distinguished, well-known, renowned
13	Erode	wear away, corrode, grind down
14	Ephemeral	fleeting, transient, short-lived, temporary,
15	Perennial	Perennial, Perennial, Perennial, Perennial,
16	Esoteric	impenetrable, abstruse, mysterious, obscure,
17	Callous	Heartless, cruel, uncaring, merciless
18	Consensus	agreement, accord, harmony, compromise,
19	Condominium	A type of apartment
20	Caleche	A light low-wheeled carriage
21	Chimerical	far-fetched, improbable, incredible, unbelievable,
22	Cornucopia	abundance, profusion, wealth, excess
23	Circuitous	oblique, twisty, indirect, roundabout,
24	Cardinal	basic, chief, principal, key, fundamental
25	Deliriously	restlessly, restlessly, feverishly,
26	Boulevard	A wide street in a town or city
27	Bland	featureless, mild, tasteless, weak, insipid,
28	Brazen	bold, shameless, unabashed, blatant,
29	Brindled	Dotted, dotted,  spread,  speckled,
30	Buoyant	Floating, cheerful, optimistic, sanguine

 

 

 

 

	DAY 30
	WORD	SYNONYMS
1	Abandoned	empty, isolated, uninhabited, desolate,
2	Acrid	Pungent, sharp, bitter, strong, prickly
3	Apologetic	Regretting, humble, , meek, retiring, modest
4	Applause	cheering, approbation, appreciation, clapping,
5	Aviary	A large cage to keep birds
6	Blossom	Bud, flower, bloom, flourish
7	Crowing	Completion, perfection, finale, conclusion
8	Deliriously	restlessly, restlessly, feverishly,
9	Dismay	worridness, dejection, hopelessness
10	Drench	douse, steep, saturate, soak,
11	Embarrass	discomfit, mortify, humiliate,
12	Exasperate	infuriate, maddened, infuriated, annoy
13	Exhorted	Urged, persuaded, warned, influenced
14	Flimsy	Feeble, rickety, meager, delicate
15	Foggiest	Not clear, vague, dim, slightest, least
16	Fondle	Fondle, Fondle, Fondle, Fondle, Fondle,
17	Imminent	Impending, at hand, near, looming
18	Indignation	Anger, wrath, fury, annoyance, rage,
19	Melancholy	Sadness, gloom, sorrow, grief, dimness, mourning,
20	Myriad	Extremely large number, innumerable, countless
21	Penetrate	infiltrate, pierce, enter, go through,
22	Perverted	Distorted, changed, altered, tainted
23	Popped out	Appeared, streamed, trickled, flowed
24	Queer	extraordinary, eccentric, bizarre, odd,
25	Slung	Hung, suspended, swung, hanging, perched
26	Stalwart	Stalwart, Stalwart, Stalwart, Stalwart,
27	Stupendous	awesome, stunning, surprising, amazing,
28	Submerged	Submerged, Submerged, Submerged, Submerged,
29	Tapestry	Designing on cloths or walls
30	Triumph	success, win, conquest,

 

 

How to Study & Learn Vocabulary

Deviation

 -Noun

          Misdirection, disorientation,

wrong course, wrong turning,

aberration, refraction, digression, divergence,

sidestep, sideslip

Deviating

- Adjective

          Deviated, Out of orbit, errant, wandering, footloose,

disoriented, astray, misdirected, off-target, devious, tricy

Deviate

- Verb

          Digress, Turn aside, curve, swing, oscillate, slid, twist, stray,

ramble, get lost, ramble

Astray

-Adverb

          Drift, off the mark, at a tangent, sideways, crabwise, obliquely

                                                                   Antonym: normality (                  )

Imitation

 -Noun

          affectation, forgery, fake

paraphrase, translation, falsification

mimicry, pantomime, onomatopoeia,

caricature, parody, misrepresentation, simulator

Imitative

- Adjective

          mimetic, flattering, mock, simulating,

unoriginal, hackneyed, camouflaged, disguised

Imitate

- Verb

           Mirror, printed, masquerade, camouflage

make-believe, make as if, mimic, charade

caricature, ridicule, pretense, simulate, duplicate

Imitated

-Adverb

                                                                   Antonym: Genuine (                )