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What part of speech is the word 'Feasible'?
Which word refers to a belief in fate and that events are predetermined?
What is the Hindi meaning of the word 'Feminist'?
Which word is defined as having a tendency to change unpredictably?
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What does the word 'Felonious' imply?
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What does the word 'feud' refer to?
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Which word describes something that is imagined but does not really exist?
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What is the meaning of 'fickle'?
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Which of the following best describes 'filicide'?
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What does the term 'flexible' mean in this context?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Overview
- Fastidious: Describes someone who is very attentive to detail, sometimes to the point of being overly demanding.
- Fatal: Pertaining to causes of death; can indicate something that is deadly or indicative of death.
- Fatalism: The philosophical belief that all events are predetermined and inevitable.
- Fatalist: An individual who believes in the principles of fatalism, accepting fate as unchangeable.
Biological and Practical Terms
- Fauna: Refers to the animal life of a particular region or habitat.
- Feasible: Indicates something that is possible and practical to achieve; viable.
- Felicitating: The act of expressing congratulations or good wishes, often in a celebratory context.
- Felicitous: Describes something as well chosen, appropriate, or pleasing; fitting.
Criminal and Cultural Concepts
- Felonious: Relates to serious crimes; often used to describe actions involving significant wrongdoing.
- Feminist: A person advocating for women's rights and gender equality.
- Ferry: A type of boat or vessel used for transporting people or goods across a body of water.
- Festal: Pertaining to a celebration or festival; often used to denote a festive atmosphere.
Conflict and Change
- Feud: A long-standing and bitter quarrel or dispute between individuals, families, or groups.
- Fickle: Describes a tendency to change one’s loyalties, interests, or affections unpredictably.
- Fictitious: Refers to something imagined or fabricated, not based in reality.
- Figment: An idea or story that is created by one's imagination and does not have a physical presence.
Parental and Psychological Terms
- Filicide: The act of a parent killing their own child; a severe criminal offense.
- Fixation: A strong obsession or attachment to someone or something, often hindering one's ability to move on.
- Flamboyant: Refers to a person or style that is extravagant, colorful, and designed to attract attention.
Additional Terms
- Fleet: A collection of ships operating together; can also refer to a group of vehicles.
- Flexible: Describes material or individuals that can bend easily or adapt; not rigid.
- Flick: A quick motion or movement; often used to describe a sudden action.
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Description
This quiz focuses on English vocabulary words numbered from 589 to 607. Each word is defined alongside its part of speech and Hindi meaning, providing a comprehensive resource for language learners. Test your understanding and expand your vocabulary with this engaging quiz!
