English elites

13/04/2019

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1. Agromania - to be alone or out in the open
2. Anthomania- Floweres
3. Biblomania- Book collection
4. Cynomania - Dogs
5. Demoomania - crowed
6. Dipsomania- alcohol
7. Eantheomania- travelling
8. Ergomania- Work
9. Hedomania- horses
10. Hippomania- Pleasure
11. Kleptomania- stealing things
12. Logomania- talking
13. Megalomania- controlling other ‘s like
14. Melomania-- Music
15. Mythomania- telling lies
16. Nostomania-- Home
17. Plutoomania- wealth
18. Pyromania- set things on fire
19. Sitomania-- eating
20. Verbomania talking
21. Xenomania- foreigners \foreign things
22. Acousticophobia- sounds
23. Agoraphobia- air
24. Aichmophobia- knives
25. Ailurophobia/gatophobia -.cats
26. Algophobia/Dynophobia- Pain
27. Androphobia - males
28. Anemophobia -wind
29. Aracheophobia- bees
30. Asthenophobia - weakness
31. Astrophobia- lightning
32. Autophobia/Monophobia- Solitude
33. Basiphobia- walking
34. Batophobia- depths
35. Batrachophobia- frogs
36. Belonophobia- needles
37. Bibliophobia -books
38. Botanophobia--- plants
39. Brontophobia thunder
40. Cacaphobia ugliness
41. Callophobia- Beauty
42. Cheimophobia- cold
43. Chionophobia- snow
44. Chirophibia-- hands
45. Chronophobia time
46. Chromophobia -colours
47. Cibophobia- food
48. Claustrophobia- closed places
49. Climacophobia -sexual in*******se
50. Coitophobia- faces
51. Cremnphobia- height
52. Cynophobia- dogs
53. Demophobia- people
54. Dermatophbia- skin
55. Dipsophobia- wine,thirst
56. Dromophobia -streets
57. Emetophobia -vomiting
58. Entomophobia- stillness
59. Erythrophobia- red
60. Eremiophobia- work
61. Gamophobia- marriage
62. Genophobia- sea
63. Geraphobia- old age
64. Gerontophobia- old man
65. Geumophobia- taste
66. Graphophobia -writing
67. Gynaephobia -women
68. Haematophobia- blood
69. Harpaxophobia- robbers
70. Hedonophobia -pleasure
71. Heliopobia -sun light
72. Hippophobia- horses
73. Hodophobia- travel
74. Homichlophobia- fog
75. Hydrophobia -water
76. Hypnophobia- sleep
77. Lchthyophobia -fish
78. Kenophobia- emptiness
79. Kinesophobia -motion
80. Kleptophobia- thieves
81. Lalophobia- speaking
82. Logophobia--- words
83. Lophobia poison
84. Lygophbia darkness
85. Lyssophobia -getting mad
86. Megalophobia- large things
87. Melissophobia- bees
88. Musophobia/Icophobia- mice
89. Necrophobia- dead bodies or corpses
90. Nosophobia-- illness/disease
91. Nyctophobiea night
92. Ombrophobia -mobs
93. Ombrophobia -rain
94. Ophidiophobia- snakes
95. Ornithophobia -birds
96. Orophobia- Mountains
97. Paedophobia/Ardophobia- children
98. Pantophobial/Panophobia- everything
99. Pathophobia --- disease
100. Peccatophobia sinning
101. Peniophobia- poverty
102. Phagophobia- eating
103. Phasmophobia- ghosts
104. Phemophobia- voices
105. Phonophobia- speaking aloud
106. Phorophobia- light
107. Plutophobia- wealth
108. Pnigerophobia -smothering
109. Poinophobia- punishment
110. Potamophobia- rivers
111. Psychrophobia- cold
112. Pterophobia- flying
113. Pyrophobia- fire
114. Renophobia- emptiness
115. Ruphophobia ---dust
116. Scelerophobia burglars
117. Scotophobia darkness
118. Siderodromophobia- trains
119. Siderophobia- stars
120. Spectrophobia ---mirrors
121. Stygiophobia- hell
122. Tacophobia-- speed
123. Thalassophobia- oceans
124. Thanatophobia- death ,dying
125. Themophobia- heat
126. Tonitrophobia- thunder
127. Toxicophobia- poison
128. Trichophobia- injury
129. Trichophobia- hair
130. Xenophobia-- strangers
131. Xerophobia foreigners
132. Zoophobia- animals
133. Actiology- study of diseases
134. Anemology- wind
135. Angiology- blood vessels
136. Anthropology- man
137. Cardiology- heart
138. Carpology- fruits and seeds
139. Chronology- dates
140. Cosmology- universe
141. Craniology-- skulls
142. Cryptology-- codes
143. Cytology cells
144. Dectylology- finger prints
145. Dendrology- trees
146. Dermatology- skin
147. Ecology- environment
148. Endocrinology- glands
149. Entomology- insects
150. Epistemology- knowledge
151. Eschatology- culture
152. Ethnology- human races
153. Ethology- animal behaviour
154. Genealogy- ancestry
155. Gerontology- old age
156. Glottochronology- history of language
157. Gynaecology- women’s diseases
158. Haematology- blood
159. Helminthology- worms
160. Hirology -clock making
161. Histology -- plant tissues
162. Hydrology- water
163. Ichthyology - fish
164. Myrmecology- ants
165. Nosology- classification of diseases
166. Odontology - teeth
167. Oenology - wines
168. Oncology - tumours
169. Oneirology- dreams
170. Ontology --existence
171. Oology - eggs
172. Ophilogy -snakes
173. Ophthalmology- eyes
174. Ornithology -birds
175. Orology - mountains
176. Osreology- bones
177. Paedology- children
178. Palaeontology - fossils
179. Pathology -diseases
180. Pedology- soil
181. Petrology - rocks
182. Philology- languages
183. Phrenology - character
184. Phylology-- plants
185. Physiology physical function of living things
186. Polemology- wars
187. Pomology-- fruits and seeds
188. Potamology rivers
189. Psephology- elections
190. Scatology- vulgar language
191. Seismology-- earthquakes
192. Selanology -- moon
193. Speleology-- caves
194. Stomatology- mouth diseases
195. Texillology-- flags
196. Topology shapes and surface
197. Tribology- friction
198. Trichology- hair
199. Ufology - flying saucers
200. Cartography -map making
201. Choreography- dancing
202. Choreography - mapping of a region
203. Demography- Population
204. Epigraphy- ancient inscriptions
205. Lexicography -- dictionary
206. Palaeography ancient manuscripts
207. Topography- surface features of a region
208. Apiarist bee- keeping
209. Cardiologist - heart diseases
210. Chiropodist - hand/feet diseases
211. Cosmetologist- beauty problems
212. Dermatologist- skin diseases
213. Entomologist- insects
214. Eugenist - Betterment of human race
215. Exorcist - evil spirits
216. Geologist - earth ‘s crust
217. Gerontologist--- old age problems
218. Graphologist-- hand writing
219. Gynaecologist-- women ‘s diseases
220. Haematologist---- blood
221. Horticulturist -- gardens
222. Ichthyologist-- history of fishes
223. Lepidopterist-- butterflies
224. Meteorologist-- atmosphere
225. Neurologist-- nervous system
226. Numismatist -- coins
227. Oculist-- eyes
228. Ophthalmologist -- eyes
229. Optometrist -- eyes power and glasses
230. Ornithologist ----birds
231. Orthodontist teeth disorders
232. Paediatrician-- diseases of children
233. Pathologist-- cause of diseases
234. Periodontist -- gum
235. Philatelist -- stamp collection
236. Psychiatrist-- mental disorders
237. Psychologist-- human mind
238. Semanticist --meaning of words
239. Activism-- Vigorous action (esp. in politics)
240. Altruism-- selflessness
241. Animatism-- seeing life in inanimate objects
242. Antagonism --opposition
243. Anthromorphism -- giving human form to god
244. Antitheism-- opposition to existence of god
245. Antivivisectionism-- opposition to experiment with animals
246. Aphorism -- short,meaningful saying
247. Archaism-- retaining the old fashioned
248. Atavism-- resembelance to remote acestors
249. Atheism-- disbelief in god
250. Catachism -- teaching by question answer
251. Dadaism --going against tradition
252. Euphemism-- saying the harsh in a milder way
253. Euphuism -artificial writing
254. Fatalism - fate ruling supreme
255. Hedonism-- pleasure being the last aim
256. Humanism- devotion to human good
257. Individualism -giving importance only to self
258. Meliorism-- world ‘s betterment by human efforts
259. Monotheism- one god
260. Narcissism- self-worship
261. Nepotism -favouring unduly one relative
262. Non-conformism- not obeying any traditional
263. Objectivism-- impartial assessment
264. Pacifism abolishing war
265. Parochialism- narrow views
266. Plagiarism- using other ideas without permission
267. Pragiarism- actuality matter of factness
268. Stoicism- doing virtue being the only aim of man
269. Transcendentalism- reality being beyond human experience
270. Astigmatism- structural defect in eyes
271. Daltonism- colour blindness
272. Neologism -coining/using new words
273. Parachronism- chronological error
274. Aristocracy-- a privileged wealthy small group
275. Diarchy two persons bodies rulers
276. Geromtocracy- elderly men
277. Heirocracy- Theocracy clergy class
278. Matriarachy- only women
279. Meritocracy- meritorious People
280. Ochlocracy- mob
281. Oligarchy- a small group
282. Pantisocracy -- rule of all equally
283. Patriarchy only men
284. Plutocracy/Timocracy-- the rich people
285. Stratoctacy the army
286. Acupuncture -by puncturing inserting needles in body
287. Aromatherapy- fragrant oils
288. Chiropractie- manipulating spine
289. Herbotherapy-- using plants and herbs
290. Hydrotherapy- using hypnosis
291. Naturopathy -- using natural things
292. Osteopathy- manipulating bones
293. Phototherapy- using light ultraviolet etc.
294. Physiotherapy- using exercise massage
295. Zone therapy- using foot massage
296. Bibliophile -books
297. Bibliologist - knowledge
298. Carnivore- meat
299. Cannibal- human meat
300. Connoisseur- skilled
301. Dendrophile- trees
302. Gourmet good food
303. Globe –trotter travelling
304. Hippophile-- horses
305. Megalomaniac grandeur
306. Mercenary- money
307. Materialist-material things
308. Nomad- unsettled life
309. Narcissist- self
310. Pa******le- children
311. Philologist- words
312. Pacifist-- peace
313. Philanthropist mankind
314. Theist-- god
315. Warmonger war
316. Zo****le- animals

26/11/2018

29/08/2018

hindu vocab (29-08-2018)
Belatedly (adv) = Late than should have been the case (देर से ही सही)
Spurt (noun) = A sudden market burst or increase of activity or speed (उछाल)
Dispense (verb) = Distribute or allocate (बांटना)
Reluctant (adj) = Unwilling and hesitant (अनिच्छुक)
Replenish (verb) = Restore to a former level or condition (पुनःपूर्ति करना)
Abound (verb) = Exist in large numbers or amounts (प्रचुर मात्रा में)
Impend (verb) = Be about to happen (आसन्न)
Genesis (noun) = The origin of formation of something (उत्पत्ति)
Gambit (noun) = Scheme, plan
W**d out (phrasal verb) = Clear, clean (साफ़ करना)
Perpetuate (verb) = Make something continue indefinitely (यादगार बनाना)
Kinks (noun) = A sharp twist (गुत्थी)
Precipitous (adj) = Dangerously high or steep (तेज़)
Reconcile (verb) = Restore family relations between (समाधान करना)
Plummet (verb) = Decrease rapidly in value or amount (गिरावट)
Triumphalist (noun) = An attitude or feeling of victory (विजयी स्वर में)
Paradoxically (adv) = In a seemingly self contradictory way (विरोधाभास से)
Extraneous (adj) = Irrelevant, unrelated (असंगत)
Adequately (adv) = To a satisfactory or acceptable extent (पर्याप्त रूप से)
Exemplify (verb) = Be a typical example of (उदाहरण देना)
Persecution (noun) = Oppression, mistreatment (अत्याचार)
Onset (noun) = Start, beginning (शुरुआत)
Anticipate (verb) = Expect, predict (प्रत्याशा करना)
Inundate (verb) = Flood, overpower (सैलाब करना)
Inquisitive (adj) = Curious, interested (जिज्ञासु)
Overhaul (noun) = A thorough examination of a system
Eminence (noun) = Reputation, importance (श्रेष्ठता)
Clutter (noun) = Chaos, disorder (अव्यवस्था)
Subsume (verb) = Include or absorb something in something else (किसी नियम के अंतर्गत करना)
Curriculum (noun) = Syllabus (पाठ्यक्रम)
Propriety (noun) = Justification, decency (औचित्य)
Conclave (noun) = Assembly, conference (निर्वाचिका सभा)
Exaggeration (noun) = Overstatement (अतिशयोक्ति)
Devolution (noun) = Transfer, distribution (हस्तांतरण)
Substantially (adv) = Considerably (काफी हद तक)
Consent (noun) = Agreement, permission
Intrusion (noun) = Interruption of, (अनुचित हस्तक्षेप)
Imperative (noun) = An essential or urgent thing (अनिवार्यताएं)
Rigorous (adj) = Extremely thorough and careful (कठिन)
Ironic (adj) = Sarcastic, sardonic (विडंबना)
Allure (noun) = Attraction, lure (रिझाना)
Vestige (noun) = Indication, sign (निशान)
Fortnight (noun) = A period of two weeks
Hue (noun) = Colour
Clinch (verb) = Confirm or settle (पकड)
Unprecedented (adj) = Never done or known before (अभूतपूर्व)
Aberration (noun) = Recoil, depart (हटना)
Instance (noun) = Example (उदाहरण)
Bring down (phrasal verb) = To cause to fall (गिराना)
Neonatal (adj) = Relating to newborn children (नवजात)
Vest (verb) = Confer or bestow someone (निहित)
Clamour (noun) = A loud or confused noise (कोलाहल)
Moot (verb) = Raise(a question) for discussion (विचार करना)
Wade (verb) = Intervene in something forcefully
Discernible (adj) = Able to be discerned, noticeable (प्रत्यक्ष)
Shun (verb) = Avoid, ignore (त्यागना)
Pander (verb) = Gratify, encourage (बढ़ावा देना)
Obscure (adj) = Unclear, uncertain (अस्पष्ट)
Carnage (noun) = The killing of a large number of people (नरसंहार)
Inure (verb) = Accustom to something (त्रस्त)
Ghastly (adj) = Extremely unwell, terrible (भयानक)
Lapses (noun) = Faults, mistakes (खामियों)
Lax (adj) = Not sufficiently strict
Requisite (adj) = Necessary, required (अपेक्षित)
Hereafter (adv) = Henceforth, from now on (इसके पश्चात)
Solicitor (noun) = Legal practitioner, lawyer (वकील)
Refugee (noun) = Displaced person (शरणार्थी)
Leniency (noun) = Mercy, forgiveness (उदारता)
Distil (verb) = Extract the essential meaning of (अनिवार्य अर्थ निकालना)
Dictum (noun) = Saying, proverb (वाक्य)
Prerogative (noun) = Entitlement, right (विशेषाधिकार)
Dire (adj) = Extremely serious or urgent (भयानक)

02/08/2018

preposition for exams
Congratulation - on
Fond - of
Fondness - for
Prevent - from
Endow - with
Marry - to
Assure - of
Assent - to
Submit - to
Insist - on
Annoyed - at(something), with(someone)
Angry - at(something), with(someone)
Agree - to(proposal,plan), with (someone)
Get rid - of
Disappointed - with
Grateful - to
Between -For two person
Among - three or more person
Surprised - at
Married - to
Teeming - with
Averse - to
Addicted - to
Ignorant - of
Contemporary - of
Died - of (disease), from(some cause), for(purpose)
Dispense - with
Desire- for
Desirous - of
Arrive - at time
A lot- of
Beset- with
approve - of
Conform- to
Guilty - of
Atone - for
Avail - of
Chance - of
Refrain- from
Born- in
Indifferent - to
Siphoned - off
Reconcile - to
Compliment - on
Satisfied - with
Wait - for(person)
Liable -to(authority)
Commensurate - with
Bear - with
Beware - of
Exempt - from
Trust - in (person)
Digress - from
Subsist - on
Derived-from
Famous-for
Connives-at
Accessible-to

26/07/2018

20/06/2018

A royal road— easy way
A scapegoat—to make someone take the blame for something
A shot in the dark— An attempt to guess something
A sitting duck — person or thing that is an easy target
A sixty-four dollar question — an important question that is difficult to answer
A sop to Cerberus — a concession or bribe to conciliate a person
A sore point with— which make upset
A spanner in the works — ruin or sabotage of a plan
A square deal— fair
A stumbling block – hurdle
A tall story—a story or a statement that is difficult to believe because it is too exciting or interesting
A taste of one's medicine—When you are mistreated the same way you mistreat others.
A thorn in flesh— cause of trouble
A tool in the hands of— held and controlled by someone
A white color job— comfortable job
A white lie— a lie that you tell in order not to upset someone
A wild cat strike— unauthorised strike
Above board— in the open; visible to the public; honest
Acid test— tough exam