Advanced English Words

Arduous = Difficult | an arduous journey.

Allied = মিত্র, সুহৃৎ, বন্ধু | allied territories.

Backward = unimproved, non-developed, পশ্চাৎপদ | she left the room without a backward glance.

Formidable = শক্তিশালী | a formidable opponent.

Perpetuate = ক্তিরস্থাযী করা | her law perpetuated the interest of the ruling class.

Unwavering = অটু ট | She fixed him with a unwavering stare.

Propel = িাক্তলত করা | The boat is propelled by using a very long paddle

Cornerstone = ক্তিক্তিপ্রস্তর | Cornerstone of accomplishment.

Embark = আররাহণ | he embarked for India in 1817.

Betting = পণ, বামি | Every Saturday she had a bet on the horses. Betting can be as addictive as drinking
or smoking.

Confine = to limit an activity, person, or problem in some way, আবদ্ধ করা | you've confined yourself to
what you know. Let’s confine our discussion to the matter in question, please! Please confine your
use of the phone to business calls.

Confront = to face, meet, or deal with a difficult situation or person, িুখিািুমি | he confronted the
robbers as they were trying to leave. As she left the court, she was confronted by angry crowds who
tried to block her way. It’s an issue we’ll have to confront at some point, no matter how unpleasant
it is.

Cookie = a person of a specified kind | a tough cookie with one eye on her bank account.

Core = িূল | managers can concentrate on their core activities.

Crisp = িচিখচ | crisp bacon.

Crush = মপষা, ভাঙ্গা | the front of his car was crushed in the collision.

Curb = দাবান, সংযত করা, বাধা | she promised she would curb her temper.

Disgust = মনদারূণ মবরমি, মবতৃ ষ্ণা | the sight filled her with disgust.

Disturbing = মবরমিকর, গ ালখিখল | disturbing unemployment figures.

Embarrass = মবব্রত করা | she wouldn't embarrass either of them by making a scene.

Flesh = িাংস, আমিষ িাদয | she grabbed Anna's arm, her fingers sinking into the flesh.

Fundamental = গিৌমলক, প্রাথমিক | the protection of fundamental human rights.

Gamble = িু যা, অপবযয করা | she was fond of gambling on cards and horses.

Glue = আঠা | waterproof glue.

Husbandry = পালন, কৃ মষকাযয | crop husbandry

Grain = শসয | a few grains of corn.

Hollow = ফাাঁকা, গুহা | each fiber has a hollow core. (having a hole or empty space inside).

Imply = গবাঝাখনা, অথযপ্রকাশ করা, ইমঙ্গত গদত্তযা | nowhere in the abstract do the researchers imply a causal link.

Infectious = সংক্রািক | outbreaks of infectious diseases.

Interpretation = বযািযা | the interpretation of data.

Surveillance = নিরদামর | he found himself put under surveillance by military intelligence.

Knot = ম াঁট, বন্ধন | tie a knot at the end of the cord.

Lump = মপণ্ড, গফালা, স্ফীমত | there was a lump of ice floating in the milk.

Motion = মত | the laws of planetary motion.

Mount = উন্নমত, পবযত, ত্তঠা | he mounted the steps to the front door.

Nest = নীড়, পামির বাসা, মবচরণস্থান | a nest of spies.

Oddly = অদ্ভুতভাখব, গবশ ভাল | Mary had been behaving oddly.

Output = শ্রখির ফসল, (the amount of something produced by a person, machine, or industry) efficiency
can lead to higher outputs.

Parallel = সিান্তরাল, সাদৃশয | a challenge that has no parallel in peacetime this century.

Pole = গিরু | the boatman appeared, poling a small gondola.

Recognition = স্বীকৃ মত | she saw him pass by without a sign of recognition. the unions must receive
proper recognition.

Reform = সংখশাধন, উন্নত করা, পুন যঠন করা | an opportunity to reform and restructure an antiquated
schooling model.

Relate = বণযন করা, সম্বন্ধস্থাপন করা | kids related to him because he was so anti-establishment.

Repeated = পুনরাবৃ ত্ত | there were repeated attempts to negotiate.

Resistance = প্রমতখরাধ, বাধাদান, সহয করার ক্ষিতা | she put up no resistance to being led away.

Retain = ধখর রািা, িখন রািা, বিায রািা | built in 1830, the house retains many of its original features.

Senate = বযবস্থাপক সভা | (the smaller upper assembly in the US, US states, France, and other countries)

Senator = a member of a senate

Sideways = পাখশ | she tilted her body sideways.

Suck = চুষা | they suck mint juleps through straws.

Thread = সুতা | he had a loose thread on his shirt.

Urge = তাড়ন, মিদ ধরা | he urged her to come and stay with us.

Venture = উখদযা , সাহস করা, ঝুাঁ মক | she ventured out into the blizzard.

Aberration = মবকৃ মত | I see these activities as some kind of mental aberration

Abhor = ঘৃণা | I cannot stand him; in fact, I abhor him.

Acquiesce = স্বীকার করা | He has gradually acquiesced to the demands of the opposition.

Alacrity = তৎপরতা; সানন্দ আগ্রহ; কিযচাঞ্চলয; উদ্দীপনা | We accepted the invitation with alacrity.

Amiable = আন্তমরক | The amiable young man greeted me enthusiastically.

Appease = শান্ত করা | we give to charity because it appeases our guilt.

Arcane = রহসযিয | Arcane procedures for electing people.

Avarice = he was rich beyond the dreams of avarice.

Brazen = মনলযজ্জ | he went about his illegal business with a brazen assurance.

Brusque = অসভয | she could be brusque and impatient.

Cajole = মিষ্ট কথায প্রতারণা করা | he hoped to cajole her into selling the house.

Callous = মনষ্ঠুর, মনিযি | His callous comments about the murder made me shiver.

Candor = অকপট, সরলতা | a man of refreshing candor.

Chide = বকাবমক করা, মতরস্কার করা | she chided him for not replying to her letters.

Circumspect = সতকয তা | The officials were very circumspect in their statements.

Coerce = িবরদমি, বাধয করা | They were coerced into silence.

Coherent = সুসঙ্গত, সািঞ্জসযপূণয | They failed to develop a coherent economic strategy.

Complacency = আত্মতু মষ্ট | The figures are better, but there are no grounds for complacency.

Confidant = মবশ্বি | a close confidante of the princess.

Connive = চক্রান্ত করা, গদখিও না গদিা | you have it in your power to connive at my escape.

Cumulative = ক্রিবধযিান | the cumulative effect of two years of drought.

Debase = অবজ্ঞা | the love episodes debase the dignity of the drama.

Decry = সিাখলাচনা করা, মনন্দা করা | They decried human rights abuses.

Deferential = সম্মানসূচক | people were always deferential to him.

Demure = মবনযীপূণয, সংযিী | a demure young lady.

Deride = উপহাস, ঠাট্টা করা, মবদ্রূপ করা | critics derided the proposals as clumsy attempts to find a solution.

Despot = স্বস্বরশাসক | an evil despot

Diligent = পমরশ্রিী | many caves are located only after a diligent search.

Elated = পরখিাল্লমসত | after the concert, I felt elated.

Eloquent = বাকপটু | an eloquent speech.

Embezzle = আত্মসাৎ করা | she had embezzled $5,600,000 in company funds.

Empathy = সহানুভূমত | he has a total lack of empathy for anybody.

Enmity = শত্রুতা | decades of enmity between the two countries.

Erudite = পামণ্ডতয, জ্ঞানী | Ken could turn any conversation into an erudite discussion.

Extol = প্রশংসা, অতযমধক প্রশংসা করা | he extolled the virtues of the Russian peoples.

Fabricate = মিথযা উদ্ভাবন করা, িাল করা | officers fabricated evidence.

Flabbergasted = হতবাক, মবমিত, আশ্চযযামিত | this news has left me totally flabbergasted.

Forsake = পমরতযা করা | he would never forsake Tara.

Furtive = গ াপন, অলমক্ষত | they spent a furtive day together.

Gluttony = গপটুক | she said plumpness was a sign of gluttony in most cases.

Gratuitous = অবামিত, মভমত্তহীন | gratuitous violence.

Haughty = অহংকারী, অমবনযী | a look of haughty disdain.

Hypocrisy = কপটতা, ভণ্ডামি | his target was the hypocrisy of suburban life

Impeccable = অনবদয, মনষ্পাপ | a man of impeccable character

Impertinent = মনখবযাধ, অপ্রাসমঙ্গক | an impertinent question

Impudent = মনখবযাধ, মনলযজ্জ | he could have strangled this impudent upstart

Indolent = অলস | they were indolent and addicted to a life of pleasure

Inept = অখযা য, অদক্ষ | the inept handling of the threat

Infamy = কুিযামত, কলঙ্ক, দুনযাি | a day that will live in infamy

Inhibit = দিন করা, আটকাখনা | cold inhibits plant growth

Innate = সহিাত, িন্ম ত, অন্তমনযমহত | her innate capacity for organization

Insatiable = অতৃ প্ত | an insatiable hunger for success

Insular = অন্তরক, সঙ্কীণযমচত্ত, িলখবমষ্টত | a stubbornly insular farming people

Intrepid = মনভীক | our intrepid reporter

Capricious: changing one’s mind quickly and often | The boss’s capricious mood swings made it
difficult for employees to know what to expect.

Cogent: convincing or believable | The lawyer presented a cogent argument that swayed the jury in
his client’s favour.

Didactic: intended to teach, often in a moralizing way | The children’s book had a didactic tone, with
a clear message about the importance of kindness.

Equanimity: calmness and composure, especially in difficult situations | Despite the chaos around
her, the doctor maintained her equanimity and focused on saving her patient’s life.

Fastidious: very attentive to detail, often excessively so | The chef was fastidious about the
freshness of the ingredients, carefully inspecting each one before using it in his dishes.

Gratuitous: unnecessary, without reason or cause | The violence in the movie was gratuitous,
serving no purpose other than to shock the audience.

Harbinger: a sign of things to come, often used to describe something negative | The sudden drop in
the stock market was a harbinger of an economic recession.

Inscrutable: difficult to understand or interpret, often used to describe people’s expressions or

behaviour | The poker player’s inscrutable face made it impossible to tell if he had a good hand or
not.

Meticulous: very careful and precise, paying close attention to detail | The accountant was
meticulous in her calculations, double-checking every figure to ensure accuracy.

Nebulous: vague or unclear, often used to describe ideas or concepts | The politician’s platform was
nebulous, with no clear plan for how to accomplish.

Ostracize: to exclude someone from a group or society | After the scandal, the company decided to
ostracize the CEO, refusing to work with him again.

Pedantic: overly concerned with minor details, often in a way that is annoying or tedious | The
professor’s pedantic lecture on grammar was so boring that half the class fell asleep.

Quandary: a difficult situation or problem, often with no obvious solution | The team was in a
quandary when the star player was injured and unable to play in the championship game.

Rancor: bitter, long-lasting resentment or hatred | Despite the passage of time, the two former
friends still held rancor toward each other.

Sagacious: having good judgment or wisdom | The CEO’s sagacious decision to invest in new
technology helped the company stay ahead of its competitors.

Tenacious: persistent, not easily giving up or letting go | The lawyer’s tenacious pursuit of justice
helped her win a difficult case.

Ubiquitous: present, appearing, or found everywhere | In today’s world, smartphones are

ubiquitous, with almost everyone owning one.

Vex: to annoy or frustrate someone | The constant interruptions from her co-worker vexed the
employee, making it difficult to focus on her work.
Wistful: having a feeling of sadness or regret, often with a longing for something that can’t be
obtained | The old man looked wistfully out the window, remembering his youth and the
opportunities he had missed.

Zealot: a person who is fanatical or uncompromising in pursuit of their beliefs or goals | The political
zealot refused to listen to anyone who disagreed with him, insisting that he was always right.

Ostensible: seeming or appearing to be true, but not necessarily so | The ostensible reason for the
meeting was to discuss budget cuts, but in reality, it was a strategy session for the upcoming
election.

Pedantic: overly concerned with minor details, often to the point of being annoying | The English
teacher’s pedantic corrections of students’ grammar and punctuation were not helpful to their
overall understanding of the literature.

Quotidian: ordinary, mundane, or everyday | Despite his fame and fortune, the actor’s life was
largely filled with quotidian tasks like going to the grocery store and doing laundry.

Recalcitrant: stubbornly resistant to authority or control | The recalcitrant student refused to follow
the teacher’s instructions and ended up getting detention.

Sanguine: optimistic, cheerful, and confident, often in the face of difficulty | Despite setbacks, the
entrepreneur remained sanguine about the future of her business and continued to work hard.

Tenuous: weak or fragile, often used to describe a connection or relationship | The tenuous bond
between the two countries was strained even further by the recent conflict.

Ubiquitous: present, appearing, or found everywhere | In today’s society, smartphones are

ubiquitous and almost everyone has one.

Vacillate: to be indecisive, to waver back and forth between choices | The politician vacillated on the
issue, unable to make up his mind on how to proceed.

Wistful: yearning or longing, often for something that cannot be attained | Looking out at the
sunset, she felt wistful for the carefree days of her youth.

Zealous: enthusiastic and passionate, often to an extreme degree | The zealous fan base of the band
camped out for days to get tickets to their concert.

Adverse = Preventing success or development, harmful, unfavourable. (Taxes are having an adverse
effect on production.) taxes are having an adverse effect on production.

Averse = Having a strong dislike of or opposition to something. (Few politicians are averse to
appearing on television.) as a former CIA director, he is not averse to secrecy.

Ramification = the possible result of a decision or action (Have you considered all the ramifications
of your suggestion) any change is bound to have legal ramifications.

Unearth = আমবষ্কার করা | they have done all they can to unearth the truth.

Dig up = আমবষ্কার করা |

Sanction = অনুখিাদন | he appealed to the bishop for his sanction.

Embark = Begin | She embarked on a new career.

Flare up = জ্বখল উঠা | a flare-up between the two countries.

Scorch = দু: সহ তাপ | Surrounding houses were scorched by heat from the blast.