Tuesday, 19 July 2011

IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY

It is the forceful language which matters whether you speak or you write. Whether you are discussing with friends or arguing with an opponent or appearing in an examination or delivering an election speech you should have quiver full of expressive and forceful words. This post can be of great help to you.
                                                            Frequent use of these words will make them a part of your vocabulary. Words are pegs to hang your ideas on…..

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PASSION
Means uncontrollable emotion.
Usage: his passion for money had made the people to hate him.
FLUSTER
Is to make confused.
Usage: Contradictory orders flustered the workers.
FRETFUL
Means easily vexed or irritable
Usage: He was quite fretful when he listened to my side of story.
STOICISM
Means quality to be indifferent pleasure and pain.
Usage: His stoicism has helped him face all the adverse circumstances.
INELEGANT
Means unpolished or unrefined specially behavior.
Usage: He is inelegant in the behavior so nobody likes him.
POPULACE
Means common run of humanity.
Usage: The populace can shift loyalties at any time.
PLEBEIAN
Means belonging to the common people.
Usage: The plebeian attitude for an enlightened citizen is dangerous.
DAZE
Means completely confused.
Usage: After the accident the dazed passengers could not even speak.
TRYST
Means meeting.
Usage: It was a tryst with destiny.

1 comment:

  1. Hi, Looks like I have found a kindred soul. I too am interested in the English language and I'm happy to stumble upon your blog.

    I look forward to reading interesting articles on the language here.

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