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Manisha Bansal Ma’am (Director & Author) SER EM Con Ronnie re WT Vic ean: y 114Dedication To the innumerable students who have had to pore over word lists of unconnected, isolated words and wade through boring flash cards in the absence of this book, ‘AVATAR; The Word Master”.Roma Invicta AryaCONTENTS > The Matrix Simulation * >» Foreword I » — Preface IL > — Introduction Il > Who is this book for XI » — Purpose of this book XI > Why you need this book XI > — Reading this book XI » — What does Vocabulary building means XI > The Neon Approach for Superior Vocabulary XI > Test Your Present Vocabulary (100 Questions) xv > — Test your vocabulary Range (100 Questions) XVIII > — List of Prefixes, Roots & Suffixes (Index) XX >» Key to book entries A&B > Avatar: The Word Master 01-400 » Foreign words 401-409 > — Important words 410-437 >» 1000 Additional words (Phobia, Mania etc.) 438-448 >» Table of Specialised Terms (Animal & Birds) 449-453 > — Spellings : Concepts, Tips, Tricks & Techniques 454-471 > 20 Tests (1000 Questions) 472-491 > — Exit Test (100 Questions) 492-493Dovntoaid Free PDFS &e-Rools from Neon Classes App Webs: www:neonclasses.com “The Matrix Simulation” ‘Hollywood blockbuster “The Matrix” (1990) 3 Morpheus, gar movied Hero, Neo#® Red pill stz Blue pill? 3 Us at choose wz @ BT oem “Thisisyour istchance.Aftertis,thereisno earningback. ‘Youtate the bluepil. hescory ends. you vake upinyous bedandbelieve whazever you want to belive ‘outtake the red pill. eu sayin vordetland and showhow deep the abbithole goes Remember sallLamoffering the uth, nothingmore.” ~ Morpheus, The Matrix (1999) * agi red pill am ref - “life-changing truth @ aaa warwat Gt sam, sere Lifed meaning & purpose & what @eer SHY free — thinking ortitade develop #v# laziness & ignorance ® mnerem Rich A Ate 2 aor sa and 2 ears ser" Blue pill & cheiceceff) B® “Macrix - Simulation Hindu Philosophy # sey mawix ot emer wer req B) eo erurem vga re Fest wore azar ae Dlssal gnoranced slaved) aif Bean sha, raeenea rit ates 1 \ Knowledge is Power Ignorance is hliss 1 “Learn Roots, Prefixes & Suffixes Rote learning 1 4 ‘Know moreaboutnew words ‘Memorizing lists ofunconnected, isolated words 1 4 ‘Learn that word Learn that word 1 4 Associate unfamiliar words with «familiar one Forget justafier 2 weeks 1 4 Learn that word permanently (Remember for life time) Next time this word becomes new again Ifyou choose Red Pill Welcome aboard, Neo! sr 3 se Neo i age tee ste a words zshare feat rote ser wa fg Kove learning Matix Sirmulacion 2 rez Pere) we) ‘Fa Book dh xa ware eam are & sre a words tt shark ah sa Journey@ enjoy a ae = words ‘pillsofknowledre & learning” at 1D prepare oar ar fs ane Brat pills ewalow ara, Uo pleacurableexperience wa aA | Note: swt arate efterat @ cera she 38 ara sour & fre Rafts wed & Bre ome The Mawix Trilogy >The Marx (99), ‘The Matrix Reloaded (3008), 8 The Matrix Revolutions (2003) (irio2)@at Movies ore Baht fBa | ga movies? philosopbyega BE ‘ep aratta cele ered, Aw nti she ear Ptorace @ ead 8 ar wr 2h (EB versa: taoncases ——eoncass (Hein anes pao cases‘Best App for Govt. Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) FOREWORD Hellostudents!! Dearstadents, Welcometothe enchanting world of words! ‘Vocabulary is the most basic principle for verbalsuccess!! Building your vocabulary can be interesting or can be a millstone around your neck. Youshould well aware that, ofall the knowledge and skills which a language learner must master, the most important element, and the one involving the heaviest learning load, in an adequate working vocabulary. ‘No matter how you approach this book - whether asa systematic course book or asa reassuring reference work or simply as an entertaining browse ~ it should sharpen your ability to express ‘your thoughts and feelingsand reduce progressively the frustrations of failingto “get through. youre ying to build your vocabulary in preparation for atest, you should set aschedule for yourselfand work methodically from beginning toend. For those of you who will be appearing for a competitive examination, this bookis a godsend and will accas your friend, philosopher and guide on your preparatoryjourney, Ifyou aresimply tryingtoimprove your vocebulary, you may find it more interesting to dipinto the textatrandom. ‘When you finish this book, you will have a solid vocabulary that can help you in every facet of yourlife. ‘Youwill notice that after completion of this book youwill notbe thesame, youcan'the So, let'sembark on an exciting journey to explore the fascinating world of words! Let'sbegin!! 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Jobs: Neon Classes (D. ae "AVATAR: The Word Master” is an attempt to provide a tocl to increase your word power in an effective manger. This book it airned at tremendously increasing your vocabulary and helping you develop 3 fast way to Figure out che meaning of words you dont know then, This book is designed to taach the Gres and Lata 100% «o help you co learn quickly and elTecively. These roots, prelixes and eullixes can give you the meaning of ever 2,00,000 words! {tismy firm conviction thar learning more words and more about words you already know rust he a pleasuratle activity. The memorizing of words fora long period of time is very difficuly, ‘monotonous and often temporary. Conviced that memorizing ists of words 4s unrewarding, 1 have developed this exclusive ‘metaod, based on Greek and Larin cots, The NEON approach. ‘The Neon approach is the direct and successful method of ‘vocabulary building, based on the word dissection technigue.In thisapproschwecutapart sword and then anaiyzeit thoroughly. Example: Dissection (Dis - agars from + sece~ to auc + ion + noun suffix) - to cut apart, as @ plant, animal, body. etc. for @ Crematorium (Creraat - burn + orium ~ a place for) - & place where bodies ofdesd peopleareburtied. ¢ —Bpigraph (Epi - on + graph - writing) ‘ona nacie,naonumemt, building ec. words written 8 Preragative(Pre-before +rogs-coaslesiveyn-a right or privilege excharive toa particular individalor ‘Syn-Prequisitive clare, ¢ Somnambulant Somna - to sleep + ambul - to walk + antjadj- walking wie aslep. 4 Somniloquent (Somni -1o sleep + loqu~ to a+ ex) aa talking while asleep. NEON Approach oa eae # aga er words ane ex oh sort abd & eflecivetechnique’ | ae voeabulery buildings direct & sceesshil method, feral A straegiess afta Rar aer &) (Divide Learn (Thinks Associate (ai)Repears-Retain wr da strategies detail ar ard discuss Aword em consist of three parts: Prefix Root Suffix ‘Root "The part of the word that contains the basic meaning. ie Definition ofthe word,is called the root. Thus root isthe primary lexical unitofaword. 4 Introduction Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am. (Meccan) + Aplace hat many people keto visit, exp for apariculr reaon Origin: Saudi Aria war city «| name mecca 81 mecca Bt islam at olist (oR) city ara Sahaber en gon 21} muslims 2 mecca a) Meer aerer He redsead oa #82 due! age BR visitors ar adh ee ah 2 word "Mecca ay spf t2 place S fa st oom st age imponam® She aet ar ten wea 31 ‘Avoot is the part of any word that reveals its easenial meaning Many groups of English words ate relved in meaning sixply ‘vecause they developed fiom a cominon 2001. When you recognise that a group of words shares similar root, youll more caslyrememberthe entire group Foresample: Gen tianaint ona) epenintTin s peseies Meaning-—+"race, birt, kind” Gen’ rootdl Enrlchlangvene a ses 100 words wa ict) pret Gene~Unitorfartorofherediy. Eugenics — Science ofimproving offspring Conesital-Bxining frambiinh Ccencology—Siudy ofthe Family wee Primogenitive— Inheritance the firs20m Psychogenic- Bern in or causedby theraind Indigenous —Native Progeny - Offspring Gancrasbt—A rout pple URS aah alice onesis Origin DegeneratedTobecome wort, over quaiy General Common fariiar Cenerate-Tocausesornthingto exit Generatve- Tharcanproducesomething Cenernicr-Apenionwho eauseror produces Goneric-Ralaedso awholegroupor dase Generosiey—Noblenesn Magraninity ceneroas “Nob, lens Genesis Thebeginning ororiginofsomething Genetie~Connestd with genes Genial Affble, Amable Genethlie ~ Relating to birhdsys or natives. showing petidonnd influence ans abinhdsy poem nireor:Neoncesses fh POSTS OTOH EE OOO EOEDovntoail Free PDFS &e-Rooks from Neon Classes App Webs: wwwineonclasses.com © Genius~Talert Aptinude © Genital Pertaining the reproduction 4 Gense-A cotagery of artistic, musical or literary ‘composition characerizecbyyapartculer style form or content, © Genuy-Peoplebelonging toa highsocialelass 4 Genuine-Nagwrakinot acquired © Gentle- Calm, Kind orsofe # Genteel- Quietand Polite © Gentile-One whoisnorajew 4 Antigen- Substance that is capable of stimulating an imrnaneresponse @ Octagenarian 60 years old or beaveen the ages of 80 and 90;aperson ofthisage) (okto— octo—eight) # Engender-tobring intobeing:produce (en in) © Indigene—anative orindigenos person. animalorplant # Regenerate cause to be apiriwally reborn renewed or restored (re back, again) @ Genocide ~ The systematic killing of a whole national or ethnic group (caedere—scide—> tokil) ¢Hydsogen ~The generation of water from the combustion oftiydrogen (hydor—hytiro—> water) % Oxygen (it; acid ~ producing; so mamed from the belisf char oxygen is present in all acids, (orys—> oxy —> shar) Andmany mary more Prefixes und suffixes botharecalled affixes, + AfDS(AE- tov fa -to fasten, co attachin Aletteror group of euers added tothe beginning or end ofaword wa change 4 nearing + Prefin (Pre before Hfix-tofatten, toanich)a something fastened deforea word. + Sufix Guf - below, behind + fe - something fastened behind award. Prefix - The word element that is placed in front of root Te changes the word's meaning or raakes 2 uew word. ‘Undernandling of the meaning ofa Prefix word Beginning) can giveyoua par ofthedefinition Profixen tet hey t aned Brea deer a vordsat meaning, unlockavaft # afte a wordsd meaning @ stm mind lock Herta! ‘Prefixes wil gveusthe essential force ofthe word. Bg. And —against(Caeed) ¢ Antagonise — act in opposition 10; struggle against fasten, 10 s8each) - ‘continuously (ogon —ta struggle, conten) @ Antipathy ~ Natural aversion; having opposite feeling (in ‘contrast with sympathy) Antonym —An mtihetica word: opposite ofsynonym DB one Neon Classes Mercurial adit + Gaanging suddenly or wichoutwaming. + SynsInconsistent cos 200, 209, Vola se cer aed ara «cost3025 Origin : Mercucial or 2 origin mercy @ gor 8 Roman mythology, mercury 2aenst (Gcids) 1 messenger en WY srt swatiness (aff) athe agility & eer ‘et ota er ut & mercurial wee © use lively, unpredictable &t rapid changes inmood, behavior fee fa eo ° + Anuithesis~ The opposite of something Antipode ~The direct oppositeofsomething Antagonist — One whe contends with another; competitor, sival, pponent Antidote Aremedy 1o counteract ihe effectsof poison Anuiseptic— Opposingmicrobialinfeaion ‘Autitoxin ~An antibody that counteraasatoxin ‘By Ve) Latin prefis > Near before, prior s9 e ¢ + Anierior - siruatedin Sort, beforein place ‘Antenuptial ~ Occurring before marriage; Prenuptial ‘Ante-room - ayoom tharleade abiggerroom (liceally,a smallroom before biggerone) Antediluvian — literaly, of or belonging to period before thereat biblical flood, generally used to referto something, thatieald fashioned, outof date orantiquated Antebellum ~ licerally, "before the war" (here the reference is generally to the American civil was), (bel ~ aggressive, bellicese - willingness wo fight, belligerent - willing 10 involveinwar) ‘Aniedate ~ to be of an older date than something ese thus precedein time ® Antecedent ~ refer to a preceding circumstance or event, thwwaprecunoror forerunner Hxamplesof refixes: @ Prefix: aan (without, not) 4 Ammesia(A-without smne indian Lots of racmary # Analgesic (An-withoutvalg-paintic)adj-A drug thatrelieves pala; Painkiller @ Apnea(A-not + prea - breathing) m -A condition in which somebody stopsbreathing temporarily. @ Atheist (A not! the- god is) n- One who deesnotbelieve inGod NeonClasses [(B)_ Neon Gases Neon Classes‘Best App for Govt. Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) % Prefix: Rewro(Back) 14 Retwoflex (Retro -backovard + lex - eo bene) adj -Thamed backward, 4 Retrogratle(Rewro- backward + grade- te go)agj Having backward diseciion ormetica. # Retrospect (Rew - back + spect - to look! n - Looking bac ‘onconditions or events ofthe past. Prefix: Dys (Bad, Diffcult) © Dysphoria (Dys . bad + phor - sate) a - A sae of ‘dysfunctionorl-belng, Ant-Euphoria @ Dyspnea (Dys-diffcule+ prea breathing) n—Difficukyin Desathing Ant-Eupnea 4 Dystopia (bys - bad + topo - place + ia) n - A place where ‘everythingisbad Anvmtopia 4 Prefix: Bu(good, well) © Euphoria Gu- good +phor-stacesia)a- Sea of wellbeing, Ant-Dysphoria ‘¢ Eupnea (Eu good + pnea - breathing) Good breashing, ‘Ant -Dysprea 4 Eutopia (Eu - good + topos - pltce) n - A place where ‘everything’ geodasitean be. ‘Anc-Dystopia ¢ FuthenasiaEu- good thanas-death + iam -Mercy killing + “Thanates | wak the Greek Les personification of Death, twin rather of Sleep and the sonofche Night ‘Sulfis: The word element that is placed after the root Suifixes ‘display all kinds of relationships berween form, meaning and fanction. Knowing the meaning of a suffix (Word ending) cen ive the part of speech (uoun, verb, adjecive, adverb ete} of ‘word, Suffixes serve grammaticalfunction, Examplesof Suffixes: (0 Nounsutfix -age :Theaction orresultof.asate or conditionof @ Breakage (Break age ~ noun suffi) n~ che act of breaking something. ¢ Courage(Cour-hearss age-moun sufi ashe abilityco do something dangerous, 4 Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am. Alas: Alas , Titans ‘or war leader 2r1 Gots @ ane bitte A sza 3 awe God Zeus * punishment S a7 H ats @ ‘3A shoulders We sky or Earth (rere ‘a yefi} a} hold wea @ ere war 7 16% century Cerardus Mercator fo mnp raker ef ait such book @ tile page We Atlas & barcen @ gp ppicure sore ahz arudt book @ cide ‘Adasen sa 2 Atlas order use collection ofmaps,book tc. fre sr ear ® ® ance, ence: accion, state, quality or process Resistance (re back +sist-10 stand ance noun suffia) n~ ‘Opposition iwaplan, orantdea Independence (In - not + de- down + pend -hang t ence~ noun suffix) - Notdependentto suppor. oftometbing. the sience,art oracsvity of Dysgenics (Dys - bad + gen - generate + ies - study or science) ~Generatebad qualiy of offspring: ‘Ani- Eugenics. Linguintis (ingu-languageristvies-saidy of) The sandy of language Verb Suffis: sine + co become, wake oF 10 speak, chine in the way sentioned. Privatize (Private + ize - make) v-co make private, Ant- nationalize ‘Theorize (Theory + ize form) v ~to form a theory about something Hospialize (ospeal + we - someboditoahospital Adjective Suffix Je, ibe: havingthe quai of Comfortable (Corafort + able) adj- Having the qualiy of comfort Fashionable (Bthion + able) adj - Having dhe quay of fashion ‘Autible (Audi hear ble! agj-thaccanbeheard ~ous:havingthe naure or quality of to place im y = 10 send Poisonous (poison out) adj-havin poison. Adverb Suffix -ly:intheway menioned Happily happy vly)adv.-Taahappy way Director: Neon Classes fy,Downtoad Free PDFS & e-Rooks from Neon Classes App Web: wwwineonclasses.com Note -lyis an adjecive sufi also, in adj having the qualities of. + Coverdy (cowsrdy)adj-inthecovardmenner. Roots can add either prefixes or sulfixes to create new ‘wore, For Frample Root carom vame Prefix sm together with, Suffix izes temuse ¢ Synchronize yn - vogether with = chron cime*ize) ¥=t0 happenatihe same tame. # Chronology (chron - time + ology - study) - the order in which eveuts happened. Root nym name Prefix syn together with Suffix outs adjective + Synonymous eyn-togetherwith ronym- name +os)- having the samerneaning Root Por story Prefix ex out 4 Export (ex - out + port - 10 carry! - 10 send oat goods to anorher country. Prefix im sin,iats '$ Import (xa -into + port -to carry}- tocarry goodsinto one counery froihanether. Prefix wants across ¢ ‘Teanapoct (Trans across + port to carry) ~ Carrying goods fromoneplacew another. ‘We can add suffix -able to all these three word to snake adiectives, (Goble: hee can beer mustbe) ‘Exportalle-that canbe exported. Importable-tharcanbeimported. ‘Trensportable-thavcan be wansported. ‘This is @ bewer way then she hic - and - run methed of memorizing lists of unconnected, tolated words. | ask you to -saywith the words and make them permanenily yours. want co give you the method of building a bigger and better vocabulary solidly and securely. my chief purpose. therefore, has ‘been tohelp you scqsirea permanent inverestin words believe and strongly believe, that you leara more words by Jnowing more abcut words. I will indicate every possible maethod ofassociation. BD vena Neon Classes January (a) + Taefirst month ofthe year Origin “January” g@& a origin ancient Roman god Janus @ gar i “Janus' beginning, door #1 2eq1 a wba Sh qeone Janueryd BAB ate Jams goo at A ote att 28 3 January 0 «ear roman cena = 10 Haat ata & ait march 3 gw Mat aT oe calendar at) conrec ear aren am ores January Sz February month one | ae Different forms ofa" Root” ae Roca ow Fone forma For example AucAugaux — olnerease rev. rie, shor, Loculoqu ——tospeak Radic,Radix sro! 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Havefuatt Neon lasses toon Gasses! Neon Cases‘Best App for Govt. Jobs: Neon Classes (Download Now) Neon Publi Who is this book for? ‘Thisbookis for you since you aspire oachieven perfect core an vocibulary section in different examinations, With consistent use of this hook 2s parcof your plan of seudy, youcould achieve ‘more than you think you're capable of ! week afier week, read ‘througia the swategies and work hard on the vocabulary practice ‘exercises. Visualize the ranks ofthe top 1 percentof test takers, haveeveryconfidence in you. Youcandoit! leave no scone unturned as Ishare with you x multiude of tips ‘and techniques thatiave enabled usto achieve perfect scores in ‘our respective areas of expertise, You can realize your personal besteccres! “ie written for the kind of person who would likeva mow more ‘vordeandimow more about thove he lenov, Purpose of this Book ‘The purpose of this beok is to markedly increate your vocibulary and provide a way for yout figure oucthe mezning. ‘of words you dont imow through various powerful word sieges. ‘Manisha Bansal Milam bas developed powerfal, irme-tasted suraiegies for vocabulary building through Creekand Latin root development ‘Note that thisbook can be used effecively or learning shoxtews andstrategiesand practiceforall vocabulary-based questions cn any es, examination or itcan be used to build your vocabulary for our ovn purposes, Why you need this book Vocabulary ib one indication of intelligence. Learning power sharpens when woeabulary increases Through words you shape yourown destiny. 'yournethodicaly increase your vousbulary, youvillinproveyour chances ofsueces, Words eanraiveamicn fommedioertytomuccess Words are not atic entities in language, They are crucial ‘0 listening, spesking, reading and writing, in other words, they constiate hebasis of communicate. ‘Success and vocabulary go hand in hand. This hes been proved so often thi iine longer admis of axgurnent, Our knowledge of ‘words is all that makes it possiblefor uso undersand the world sound us. And iis only by words thai we can impart ideas 10 others 1: fellows like a law of mathematics thatthe more words you ‘now the nore clearly and poverfull you wilh. Tihs awakened tothe power and magic of the words. Surveys show thatifyou want suceessin your studies leoko your vocsbulary. Remember thatthe sie and qualiy of a person's vocabulary conelae powerflly with his or her suocess in schoo, at wort, sandbeyond. 4 Best English Concepts : by Manisha Bansal Ma'am. “Titanic(n) Any person or thing of greacsize or power. Origin: Tiuanie Fert origin inne BI Creek mythology sans giants} familys) Set ret ex Gen ara ren & Re as MET powerful Ha & ‘ot euthue rule od @ sc: titans B word dianicwan faery sr powerful eter 81 Tianic ship of Atlantic ocean # iceberg epet 3 ox ge (sink) are ét Serer name a titan 2 are aif Qa aver oner at > wad strong, powerful shipz Reading this book Reading widely -with the helpofa dictionary and perhaps alsoa thesaurus isa grearway tobuilds vocabulary. Burit'salsoaslow va: ‘Thiste where we come in, Tae main section of thisboole (Seater ‘The Word Master” ya a concentinted aowve of the words yout ‘vant tolmow, the words you know to help yourself to build an educated vocabulary, We have also included fun facs, myihology, origin, etymology, usage and Spelling Tips & Tricks, which are integral to the vocabulary learning methods youre shout a encounter, What doesVocabulary building means: Oxford Advanced Learners Dicionary, $* edtlon,conains 1400 woras, phrwesand meanings edly shouldbe the Jearing goa, bach isowot the reach frau human beng ‘ac laa age otc fee eALis es arn Ire Gane Lapin rave cag oer Vocabulary size(words) Text eoverage oon 0% 2000 ro 2000 aon 4009 868% 3009 887% 10000 gue 18000 9% Soave linguist believe that. 2000 words (keywords) ave enough to hhold a Sesic comversctioe, however your vocabulary should be 0ve16000 words you want tospeck alanguagefluenty, Ifyou want to be able to express yourself yery well or to read "newspapers, magazines, novels and to aimn for a good competitive ‘an you will eed to learnabout 10,000words If this sounds unacesinable, just imagine thac ac 30 new words day, yon can learn aver 0,000 wards inj one year and ifyou are smart, consistent to your studier and have powerful techniques (as given in this bool) you can learn 100 words per day. co learn 19,000 wordsin just 100 days, eeDovntoaid Free PDFS & e-Rooks from Neon Classes App Web: wwwneonclasses.com The NEON Approach for superior vocabulary ‘The philosophy behind NEON CLASSES (NEON -»NEO—+New) i simple : we teach what you need to know and try 1o make it inveresiingand fun acthesamedime, ‘The methods we have developed are eagy to use and ve believe extremelyeffective ‘TheNEON Approach eonsisisofdhree strategies: © Divideandtearn (@—TinkandAmocite (a) -repeatendRetin Strategy (i) Divide and learn ‘ex sactegy # emt Roah word at 5B pars # divides, ger 32 thorough analysis zrret she leans 2 ‘The wards you consider long are combinations of short words or parts of words writen together. 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