| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Motive | Reason for doing something | His motive was selfish. |
| Diplomacy | Skill in handling sensitive situations | Diplomacy helps maintain peace. |
| Dispose | To get rid of something | Dispose garbage properly. |
| Dispute | Argument or disagreement | They had a dispute over land. |
| Dizzy | Feeling unsteady or lightheaded | I felt dizzy after standing up. |
| Doctrine | A set of beliefs or principles | The policy follows a strict doctrine. |
| Dodge | To avoid something cleverly | He dodged the question. |
| Doodle | To draw casually without purpose | She doodled in her notebook. |
| Dump | To sell cheaply or discard | Goods were dumped in the market. |
| Eager | Very interested or excited | He is eager to learn. |
| Elucidate | To explain clearly | The teacher elucidated the concept. |
| Embrace | To accept willingly | She embraced new ideas. |
| Erratic | Unpredictable or irregular | His behavior was erratic. |
| Eternal | Lasting forever | True love is eternal. |
| Eve | The day before an event | On the eve of the exam, he revised well. |
| Inevitable | Certain to happen | Success requires inevitable effort. |
| Faint | Weak or losing consciousness | She felt faint due to heat. |
| Shun | To avoid deliberately | He shunned bad company. |
| Stealthy | Quiet and secretive | The cat made a stealthy move. |
| Loathe | To strongly dislike | I loathe dishonesty. |
| Acquaint | To make someone aware | Please acquaint yourself with the rules. |
| Abrasive | Harsh or rough in manner | His tone was abrasive. |
| Profane | Showing disrespect to sacred things | His language was profane. |
| Asylum | Protection or shelter | The refugee sought asylum. |
| Jinx | Something that brings bad luck | He believes it is a jinx. |
| Peculiar | Strange or unusual | That is a peculiar habit. |
| Compelled | Forced to do something | He was compelled to apologize. |
| Sojourn | A temporary stay | They made a short sojourn in Delhi. |
| Joined | Became part of something | She joined the company. |
| Expound | To explain in detail | He expounded the theory. |
| Exotic | Unusual and interesting | They saw exotic animals. |
| Tranquility | Peace and calmness | The place is full of tranquility. |
| Folks | People in general | Folks enjoyed the festival. |
| Petrified | Extremely frightened or turned to stone | He was petrified with fear. |
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