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Here, you will find lessons talking about an almost comprehensive list of synonyms and antonyms of words beginning with the letter 'A' alphabetically. Rest assured about the kind of understanding you are going to get, whether or not, you already have any base in it. I have attempted to give definitions in Hindi too after explaining in English.

Half an hour or so of your time every day will go a long way in equipping you with a formidable armoury of English Vocabulary that is not just vast but also streamlined.

This course will help you to express yourself more accurately and in more interesting and varied ways. By listing groups of words that have similar meanings or are synonymous to each other, it offers a choice of alternative words(synonyms) that can be used in place of one that you already have in mind.  It also shows words that mean the opposite of the word in question(antonyms).

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Overview (in Hindi)

Surprise, shock, stun, stagger, astound, astonish, startle, take by surprise

Taken Aback (in Hindi)

Dumbfound, daze, nonplus, stop someone in their tracks, stupefy, take someone's breath away, shake, shake up, jolt, throw, unnerve, disturb, disquiet

Disconcert, unsettle, discompose, bewilder, flabbergast, knock for six, knock sideways, floor

ABANDON (V)-1

Renounce, relinquish, dispense with, disclaim, disown, disavow, discard, wash one's hands of, give up, drop, jettison

ABANDON(V)-2

Do away with, axe, ditch, scrap, scrub, junk, forswear, cease, forgo, desist from, abstain from, discontinue

ABANDON (V)-3

Break off, refrain from, cut out, kick, pack in, quit, jack in, abjure

ABANDON(V)-4

Desert, leave high and dry, turn one's back on, cast aside, break (up) with, jilt, strand, leave stranded, leave in the lurch, walk out on, run out on, dump, give someone the push, forsake

ABANDON (V)-5

Vacate, depart from, withdraw from, evacuate, surrender, cede, yield, indulge in, give way to, give oneself up to, lose oneself to/in; opposites: keep, retain, continue; abandonment

ABANDON (V)-6

Uninhibitedness, recklessness, lack of restraint, lack of inhibition, unruliness, wildness, impulsiveness, impetuosity, immoderation

ABANDON(N)

Wantonness, self-control, abandoned, unused, disused, neglected, idle, unoccupied, uninhabited, unrestrained, unbridled, etc.

ABANDONED (Adj)

Humble, humiliate, belittle, demean, lower, degrade, disgrace, disparage, debase, cheapen, discredit, mortify

ABASE(V)-1

Demote, reduce, grovel, kowtow, bow and scrape, toady, fawn, crawl, suck up to someone, lick someone's boots, abasement, humility etc.

ABASE (V)-2 & ABASEMENT

Embarrassed, ashamed, shamefaced, remorseful, mortified, conscience-stricken, humiliated, humbled, unabashed

ABASHED (Adj)-1

Taken aback, disconcerted, nonplussed, discomfited, discomposed, distressed, chagrined, perturbed, confounded, dismayed, dumbfounded, crestfallen, sheepish, red-faced, blushing, confused, put out of countenance, discountenanced, with one's tail between one's legs

ABASHED (Adj)-2

Subside, die away, die down, die out, drop away, drop off, lessen, ease, ease off, let up, decrease, diminish, moderate, decline

ABATE (V)-1

Fade, dwindle, slacken, recede, cool off, tail off, Peter out, taper off, wane, etc.

ABATE (V)-2

Ebb, relent, desist, weaken, remit, intensify, soothe, relieve, dampen, etc.

ABATE(V)-3

Tone down, alleviate, mitigate, mollify, Allay, assuage, palliate, temper, appease, attenuate, abatement, etc.

ABATE (V)-4 & ABATEMENT

Abattoir, Slaughterhouse, butchery, knacker's yard, shambles, etc.

ABATTOIR (N)

Abbot, abbess, abbey, monastery, convent, monk, nun, priory, cloister, Friary, nunnery, community, charterhouse, cell, coenobium

ABBEY (N)

Abbreviate, shorten, cut down, cut short, contract, condense, compress, abridge, truncate, clip, crop, pare

ABBREVIATE (V)-1

Prune, shrink, constrict, telescope, curtail, summarise, abstract, precis, synopsise, digest, edit

ABBREVIATE (V)-2

Lengthen, elongate, abbreviated, concise, compendious, compact, succinct, thumbnail, abbreviation, contraction, elision, acronym, initialism, diminutive, etc.

ABBREVIATED & ABBREVIATION

Resign, retire, stand down, step down, bow out, renounce the throne, demit, etc.

ABDICATE (V)-1

Relinquish, hand over, deliver up, surrender, vacate, forswear, abjure, cede, disclaim, accede to, etc.

ABDICATE (V)-2

Disown, turn down, spurn, abnegate, repudiate, waive, yield, forego, abandon, etc.

ABDICATE (V)-3

Disgorge, cast aside, turn one's back on, wash one's hands of, shirk, forsake, ABDICATION, cession, coronation, etc.

ABDICATE (V)-4 & ABDICATION (N)

Stomach, belly, gut, middle, midriff, intestines, tummy, tum, insides, corporation, maw, etc.

ABDOMEN (N)

Breadbasket, pot, paunch, bingy, laparotomy, peritoneum, ABDOMINAL, gastric, intestinal, stomachic, enteric, duodenal, visceral, celiac, ventral, abdominals, abs, etc.

ABDOMINAL (Adj)

Kidnap, carry off, seize, capture, run away with, run off with, make off with, spirit away, hold hostage, hold to ransom, hijack, snatch, shanghai, nobble, ravish, abductor, abductee, abduction, etc.

ABDUCT (V)

Deviant, deviating, divergent, abnormal, atypical, anomalous, digressive, irregular, nonconformist, rogue, transgressing, etc.

ABERRANT (Adj)-1

Strange, odd, peculiar, uncommon, freakish, eccentric, quirky, exceptional, singular, twisted, warped, perverted, normal, typical, aberration, etc.

ABERRANT (Adj)-2

Anomaly, deviation, divergence, abnormality, irregularity, variation, digression, freak, rogue, rarity, quirk, oddity, curiosity, mistake, departure from the norm, eccentricity, transgression, straying, lapse, aberrancy, disorder, defect, disease, instability, derangement, vagary, etc.

ABERRATION (N)

Abetment, assist, aid, lend a hand, encourage, cooperate with, collaborate with, collude with, be in collusion with, etc.

ABET (V)-1

Connive with, go along with, be hand in go with, side with, second, endorse, boost, favour, champion, sanction, succour, promote, further, expedite, connive at, participate in, hinder, etc.

ABET (V)-2

In abeyance, suspense, suspension, dormancy, latency, uncertainty, remission, reserve, etc.

ABEYANCE (N)-1

Reserve, pending, suspended, deferred, postponed, put off, put to one side, unattended, undetermined, unfinished, incomplete, unresolved, undetermined, etc.

ABEYANCE (N)-2

Up in the air, betwixt and between, in cold storage, on ice, on the back burner, in hand, under way, continuing, hold something in abeyance, suspend, adjourn, etc.

ABEYANCE (N)-3

Interrupt, break off, delay, shelve, arrest, intermit, prorogue, holdover, put-aside, pigeonhole, reschedule, etc.

ABEYANCE (N)-4

Cut short, bring to an end, put an end to, cease, discontinue, dissolve, disband, terminate, call a halt to, table, mothball, take a rain check on, continue, resume, etc.

ABEYANCE (N)-5

Detest, hate, loathe, despise, abominate, execrate, regard with disgust, shrink from, recoil from, etc.

ABHOR (V)-1

Disrelish, disdain, shudder at, be unable to bear or abide, feel aversion/hostility etc.

ABHOR (V)-2

Admire, delight, abhorrence, detestation, loathing, repugnance, execration, hatred, revulsion, abomination, etc.

ABHORRENCE (N)-1

Horror, contempt, disdain, yuck factor, disrelish, animosity, distaste, enmity, odium, antipathy, etc.

ABHORRENCE (N)-2

Repellence, admiration, abhorrent, despicable, detestable, loathsome, abominable, etc.

ABHORRENT (Adj)-1

Execrable, repellent, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, disgusting, distasteful, horrid, horrible, horrifying, awful, heinous, reprehensible, etc.

ABHORRENT(Adj)-2

Obnoxious, odious, nauseating, offensive, contemptible, admirable, etc.

ABHORRENT (Adj)-3

Abide by, can't abide, endure, tolerate, etc.

ABIDE (V)-1

ABIDE (V)-2

Face, handle, stick, swallow, stomach, hack, wear, remain, survive, etc.

ABIDE (V)-3

Last, persist, stay, hold on, live on, fade, disappear, abide by, comply with, obey, observe, follow, keep to, hold to, etc.

ABIDE (V)-4

Conform to, adhere to, stick to, stand by, in accordance with, uphold, heed, pay attention to, agree to, agree with, etc.

ABIDE (V)-5

Consent to, accede to, acquiesce in, go along with, acknowledge, defer to, respect, linger, flout, reject, disobey, etc.

ABIDE (V)-6

Enduring, lasting, persisting, long-lasting, lifelong, continuing, remaining, surviving, standing, fixed, etc.

ABIDING (Adj)-1

Durable, everlasting, perpetual, eternal, unending, constant, permanent, stable, unchanging, steadfast, immutable, short-lived, ephemeral, transitory, etc.

ABIDING (Adj)-2

To the best of one's ABILITY, capacity, capability, potential, potentiality, power, faculty, aptness, facility, propensity, etc.

ABILITY (N)-1

Propensity, wherewithal, means, preparedness, inability, ineptitude, talent, skill, expertise, expertness, etc.

ABILITY (N)-2

Adeptness, aptitude, skilfulness, prowess, mastery, artistry, calibre, accomplishment, competence, proficiency, etc.

ABILITY (N)-3

Dexterity, adroitness, deftness, cleverness, smartness, flair, finesse, gift, knack, brilliance, genius, etc.

ABILITY (N)-4

Resources, savoir faire, know-how, abjectness, wretched, miserable, etc.

ABILITY (N)-5 & ABJECT (Adj)-1

Miserable, hopeless, pathetic, pitiable, pitiful, piteous, stark, sorry, forlorn, woeful, etc.

ABJECT (Adj)-2

Lamentable, degrading, appalling, atrocious, awful, contemptible, base, low, vile, etc.

ABJECT (Adj)-3

Worthless, debased, degraded, despicable, ignominious, mean, unworthy, sordid, ignoble, shabby, etc.

ABJECT (Adj)-4

Proud, respected, obsequious, grovelling, crawling, creeping, fawning, toadyish, toadying,

ABJECT (Adj)-5

Servile, cringing, snivelling, ingratiating, sycophantic, submissive, craven, humiliating, etc.

ABJECT (Adj)-6

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Lessons

67 lessons • 16h 23m

Overview (in Hindi)

Taken Aback (in Hindi)

Taken Aback (in Hindi)

Taken Aback (in Hindi)

ABANDON (V)-1

ABANDON(V)-2

ABANDON (V)-3

ABANDON(V)-4

ABANDON (V)-5

ABANDON (V)-6

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