Vocabulary

& Phrasal verbs

By Tarun Grover
In this course, we’ll study :-

 Phrasal verbs (200)

 Frequently used words (200)
 Trending words (150)
 Previous year words (150)
Timing :-

 Monday to Friday

 6:30 pm
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Phrasal verbs
 Dispose to
46. Dispose to - willing or inclined favourably

•My friend is disposed to discussing the problems

thoroughly.
•His temperament disposed him to argue readily with
people.

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 Do away with
47. Do away with - eradicate, put an end to, remove

•We should do away with social evils.

•These ridiculous rules and regulation should have
been done away with years ago.

Syno- eradicate, remove, abolish, eliminate,

abandon.

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 Do for
48. Do for –(active) to seriously damage something, or to seriously
defeat, hurt or kill someone

•Driving on those tough roads has really done for my car.

•Without that contract we are done for.

Done for (passive)- be ruined + to be about to die or suffer very

much because of a serious danger and difficulty

•If the guard sees us, we are done for.

•We all thought we were done for when the boat started to sink.
•He appears to be done for since he has lost heavily in gambling.
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 Do for
49. Do for - serve the purpose

•This book will do for the Bank/SSC examination.

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 Done with
50. Have - done with - have no relation, to deal
with and finish the whole matter

•I have done with him because of his dishonesty.

•I think I'll just sell all the furniture and have done
with it.

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Frequently used words
 Ennui
108. Ennui (N.) - mental boredom

A feeling of being bored and mentally tired caused by

having nothing interesting or exciting to do.

Example-
•He suffered from ennui whenever he was alone.

Syno- Boredom, tedium, lethargy,

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 Exquisite
109. Exquisite (Adj.) - extremely beautiful and delicate

Example-
• Look at this exquisite painting.
• Exquisite work of art.

Syno- beautiful, lovely, elegant, graceful.

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 Exquisite
intense or sharp

Used to describe feelings such as pleasure or pain that are

extremely strong, or qualities that are extremely good or great.

Example-
• Suffered exquisite pain.
• Felt exquisite pleasure.

Syno- intense, acute, keen, sharp, severe

Hint- please don't squeeze it. It's extremely beautiful.

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 Encomium
110. Encomium (N.) – praise a speech or piece of writing that
praises someone or something highly

Example-
• Every member of the family showered encomium on his grand
success.

Syno- eulogy

Hint- INCOME- people of high income are formally praised for

their large donations.

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 Erudite
111. Erudite (Adj.) - having or showing great knowledge or learning

Example-
•I found him a charming and erudite companion.
•an erudite professor.

Syno- learned, scholarly, well educated, knowledgeable, well read, wll

informed, intellectual

Hint- taken from- rude+ite.. In olden days people who were highly educated
were basically very rude.. As they were having profound knowledge of a
subject they use to behave very rudely with less educated or illiterate
people.

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 Eschew
112. Eschew (V.) - to avoid something intentionally or to give something
up

Example-
•We won't have discussions with this group unless they eschew
violence.
•he eschewed publicity and avoided nightclubs.

Syno- forgo, forswear, shun, renounce, relinquish, refrain from

Hint- es+chew= chewing a chewing gum is a bad habit while working in

an office, so you must avoid this habit.
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 Epoch
113. Epoch (N.) - period of time or era, especially one considered
remarkable or noteworthy.

Example-
•The Victorian epoch.
•The exact duration of Indus valley civilization epoch has not been
determined so far.

Syno- era, age, period, time, aeon, span

Hint- epics are based on epoch's

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 Endemic
134. Endemic (Adj.) - Prevalent in or limited to a particular
locality, region or people

Example-
•Endemic disease.
•Endemic unemployment.

Note- Endemic is found something in a certain place and is

ongoing, and epidemic describes a disease that's widespread.

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 Expiate
115. Expiate (V.) - make amends or reparation for - guilt or
wrongdoing/ atone for-

to show that you are sorry for bad behavior by doing

something or accepting punishment.

Example-
•To expiate a crime/sin.
•Their sins must be expiated by sacrifice.

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 Exodus
116. Exodus (N.) - a departure of a large number of people

Example-
•There has been mass exodus of workers from the villages to
the towns.

Hint- exodus.. Sounds like ek sau(100 in hindi)+ dus(bus)+=

means 100 buses carrying hundreds of pilgrims are just
leaving from the bus depot.

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 Errant
117. Errant (Adj.) - erring or straying from the accepted course
or standards / behaving wrongly in some way

Examples-
•An errant husband.
•Errant children/ youngsters.

Hint- Same as aberrant

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 Errand
118. Errand (N.) - Short visit or fetch something

Example-
•I'll meet you at six, I have got some errands to do/run first.
•My servant has gone on errand to fetch rations.

Syno- task, job, chore, assignment.

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 Emancipate
119. Emancipate (V.) - to free from bondage, repression, liberate

Example-
•Female emancipation.
•Emancipated the slaves.

Syno- liberated, independent, unconstrained, unrepressed, free

Hint- cip=ship, a man is set free to travel in ship to his own

country

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 Facile
120. Facile (Adj.) - done or achieved with little effort or
difficulty, easy.

Example-
•A facile victory.
•A facile performance.

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 Facile
ignoring the true complexities of an issue, superficial
- simplistic, oversimple, superficial

Example-
•We don't need another facile solution to a complex
problem.
•A facile answer to a hard question.

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 Facile

expressing yourself clearly, smoothly, easily, fluently

Example-
•a facile writer
•a facile writing style.

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