Editorial Vocabulary File PDF (21st January 2025)
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This document provides a list of vocabulary, idioms, and phrasal verbs related to English language. Relevant to 21st January 2025.
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ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 1 EDITORIAL VOCAB FILE OF 21ST JANUARY MOST IMPORTANT VOCABULARY & IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERB ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL...
ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 1 EDITORIAL VOCAB FILE OF 21ST JANUARY MOST IMPORTANT VOCABULARY & IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERB ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 2 VOCABULARY 1. Pump prime Meaning: To stimulate or encourage an activity or process, especially economic growth. AL Synonyms: ○ Stimulate: To encourage or provoke an action or response. ○ Boost: To increase or improve something. NS ○ Encourage: To give support, confidence, or hope. Antonyms: ○ Suppress: To prevent or stop something from happening. ○ Hinder: To make something difficult to accomplish. BA ○ Obstruct: To block or impede progress. Growth and Increase Snowball: To grow rapidly in size or intensity. A Ramp up: To increase or intensify something. Balloon: To expand or increase dramatically. SH Burgeon: To begin to grow or expand rapidly. Augment: To increase or enhance something. Flourish: To grow or develop successfully. Thrive: To prosper or grow well. MI Skyrocket: To rise or increase very quickly. Proliferate: To multiply or spread rapidly. Boost: To improve or increase something. Surge: A sudden, powerful forward or upward movement. NI Soar: To rise high or increase significantly. Hike: A sharp increase, particularly in price. Amplify: To increase the volume, size, or intensity of something. Spike: A sudden and significant increase. Spiral: To rise or fall continuously in a dramatic manner. Mushroom: To grow or expand rapidly, like mushrooms. Hindrance and Obstruction ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 3 Stymie: To block or hinder progress. Throttle: To suppress or restrict something. Thwart: To prevent or obstruct a plan or purpose. Impede: To slow down or prevent progress. Inhibit: To restrain or hold back. Hamper: To obstruct or make progress difficult. AL 2. Stoke NS Meaning: To encourage or incite a strong emotion or activity. Synonyms: ○ Fuel: To provide energy or support for something. BA ○ Provoke: To stimulate a reaction, often negative. ○ Incite: To stir up or encourage violent or unlawful behavior. Antonyms: ○ Quell: To put an end to something, often by force. ○ Calm: To make peaceful or quiet. A ○ Suppress: To prevent or stop something from growing or spreading. SH 3. Rampant MI Meaning: Spreading or growing quickly and uncontrolled, often harmful. Synonyms: ○ Uncontrolled: Not regulated or restrained. NI ○ Unrestrained: Not limited or restricted. ○ Widespread: Existing or happening in many places. Antonyms: ○ Controlled: Under regulation or supervision. ○ Restrained: Kept under control or limited. ○ Limited: Restricted in size, amount, or extent. ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 4 Harm and Danger Noxious: Harmful, poisonous, or very unpleasant. Inimical: Hostile or harmful. Fatal: Causing death. Hazardous: Risky or dangerous. Lethal: Deadly; capable of causing death. Deadly: Fatal or likely to cause death. AL Pernicious: Having a harmful effect, especially in a subtle way. Deleterious: Harmful or damaging. Menacing: Threatening or suggesting danger. NS Threatening: Indicating harm or danger. Perilous: Full of risk or danger. Jeopardy: Danger of harm or loss. Peril: Serious and immediate danger. BA Jeopardize: To put something in danger. Imperil: To put in danger or at risk. Endanger: To expose to harm or danger. Put in danger: To place in a risky or unsafe situation. A SH 4. Flaky Meaning: Unreliable or inconsistent. MI Synonyms: ○ Uncertain: Not definite or fixed. ○ Unreliable: Not dependable or trustworthy. NI ○ Shaky: Not stable or strong. Antonyms: ○ Reliable: Consistently good in performance or trustworthy. ○ Dependable: Worthy of trust and reliance. ○ Certain: Sure or without doubt. Decrease and Decline Plummet: To fall or drop rapidly in value or amount. ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 5 Plunge: To fall or dive suddenly. Nosedive: A rapid and sudden decline. Dwindle: To diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength. 5. Expediting AL Meaning: Making a process happen sooner or more quickly. Synonyms: ○ Accelerate: To increase the speed of something. NS ○ Hasten: To move or act quickly. ○ Facilitate: To make something easier or smoother. Antonyms: ○ Delay: To postpone or make something happen later. BA ○ Slow: To reduce the speed of something. ○ Hinder: To obstruct or make progress difficult. Dependence and Reliance A Count on: To depend on or trust someone or something. Rely on: To depend on someone or something. SH Bank on: To depend or rely on something happening. Hinges on: To depend entirely on something. Contingent on: Dependent on certain conditions. MI Freedom and Restraint Unfettered: Free from restrictions or limitations. Confined: Restricted or limited in scope. NI Unbridled: Unrestrained or uncontrolled. Unleashed: Released or set free. ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 6 6. Conducive Meaning: Making a situation or outcome more likely. Synonyms: ○ Favorable: Giving an advantage or positive effect. ○ Beneficial: Producing good or helpful results. ○ Supportive: Providing encouragement or help. Antonyms: AL ○ Detrimental: Causing harm or damage. ○ Adverse: Preventing success or causing harm. ○ Unfavorable: Not helpful or positive. NS Credibility and Unwillingness Credible: Believable or trustworthy. BA Unwilling: Not inclined to do something. Reluctant: Hesitant or unwilling to do something. Stationary vs. Stationery Stationary: Not moving or not changing. A Stationery: Writing materials such as paper, pens, and envelopes. SH 7. Waning MI Meaning: Decreasing in strength, intensity, or importance. Synonyms: ○ Diminishing: Becoming smaller or less important. NI ○ Declining: Becoming weaker or less in quality. ○ Fading: Gradually losing strength or visibility. Antonyms: ○ Increasing: Becoming larger or greater. ○ Growing: Expanding or developing. ○ Intensifying: Becoming stronger or more extreme. Postponement and Delay ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 7 Defer: To delay or put off an action. Delay: To postpone or make something happen later. Put off: To postpone or delay something. Postpone: To arrange for something to happen at a later time. Provocation and Rebellion Incendiary: Designed to cause fire or provoke conflict. AL Sedition: Conduct or speech inciting rebellion against authority. Provoke: To incite or stimulate a reaction. NS 8. Imperatives Synonyms: BA Meaning: Essential or urgent things requiring immediate attention. ○ Necessities: Things that are essential or indispensable. ○ Obligations: Duties or commitments. A ○ Requirements: Things that are needed or demanded. Antonyms: SH ○ Options: Choices or alternatives. ○ Unnecessities: Things that are not essential. ○ Non-essentials: Things not necessary for basic functioning. MI Pervasiveness and Universality Pervasive: Spreading widely or being present everywhere. Prevalent: Widespread or commonly occurring. NI Rife: Widespread, especially to an undesirable degree. Ubiquitous: Present everywhere at the same time. Omnipresent: Widely or constantly encountered. Omni: All or everywhere (as a prefix). ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 8 9. Assertiveness Meaning: Confidence and self-assurance without aggression. Synonyms: ○ Confidence: A feeling of self-assurance. ○ Decisiveness: The ability to make firm decisions. ○ Boldness: Willingness to take risks confidently. Antonyms: AL ○ Timidity: Lack of confidence or courage. ○ Hesitation: Delay in action or decision due to uncertainty. ○ Submissiveness: Willingness to yield to others without resistance. NS 10. Rectitude BA Meaning: Morally correct behavior or thinking. Synonyms: ○ Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. A ○ Honesty: Being truthful and sincere. ○ Uprightness: Adherence to moral principles. SH Antonyms: ○ Corruption: Dishonest or fraudulent conduct. ○ Dishonesty: Lack of truthfulness or integrity. ○ Immorality: Behavior not conforming to accepted moral standards. MI Moral and Overconfidence NI Scrupulous: Careful and precise, or having strong moral principles. Smug: Excessively self-satisfied. Complacent: Self-satisfied to a fault, often without awareness of danger. Narcissism: Excessive self-love or admiration. Fear and Timidity Cowardly: Lacking courage; fearful. ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 9 Cowardice: The quality of being a coward; lack of bravery. Difficult Tasks and Governance Herculean task: A task requiring great strength or effort. De facto: Existing in reality, even if not legally recognized. De jure: According to the law or officially recognized. AL Hesitation and Stalling NS Hang up: To delay or be stuck due to hesitation. A BA SH MI NI ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 10 PHRASAL VERBS: 1. Take on Meaning: To accept a responsibility or challenge; to hire someone. 2. Break into Meaning: To enter a place by force; to start doing something, especially in a AL particular field or industry. 3. Call up Meaning: To make a phone call; to summon someone for a task, often military NS service. 4. Come up with Meaning: To think of or produce an idea or solution. A BA Idioms & Phrases SH 1. Wool over the eyes Meaning - to trick or deceive someone. 2. Jump through hoops MI Meaning - to do a complicated things in order to get or achieve something 3. Up in the air Meaning - (of a plan or issue) still to be settled; unresolved. NI 4. By the book Meaning - exactly according to the rules. 5. To get down to business Meaning - to start the work that has to be done. ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL 11 AL NS BA ★ Telegram link A 1. ENGLISH WITH NIMISHA BANSAL https://t.me/NimishaMam 2. 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