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Meaning of difficult words from the lesson "Bepin Choudhury's Lapse of Memory":
S.No | Words | Meaning |
1. | Introvert | A quiet, reserved person |
2. | Meek | Someone quiet, gentle and doing what others say without asking questions |
3. | Suppose | To think that something is true or probable |
4. | Idle chat | Unnecessary talk |
5. | Acquaintance | Someone you know a little, who is not a close friend |
6. | Stranger | Someone you do not know |
7. | Familiar | Someone or something well known to you; Often seen or heard before |
8. | Disagree | To not to agree |
9. | Reveal | To make something known to someone that was unknown before |
10. | Bawarchi(Hindi) | Chef |
11. | Wound | An injury occurred in the body part |
12. | Intruder | Someone who enters a place or situation where they are not wanted |
13. | Inconceivable | Impossible to think or imagine |
14. | Reel | To feel shocked or upset about something |
15. | Contradictory | Being opposite to or not matching something |
16. | Insanity | Severe medical illness |
17. | Miscommunication | A failure to communicate clearly |
18. | Absolutely | Completely |
19. | Falsehood | A statement that is not true |
20. | Confirmation | A statement saying that something is true or accurate |
21. | Going nuts | Going mad |
22. | Indeed | In reality |
23. | Ruthless | Making other people suffer without showing pity on them |
24. | Snuggling | To move yourself into a warm, comfortable position |
25. | Sarcasm | Use of words to mock someone |
26. | Annoyance | Something that makes you angry |
27. | Embarrassing | Something that makes you feel ashamed or nervous |
28. | Thick-skinned | Someone who is not offended by criticisms or satirical remarks |
29. | Bother | To annoy or worry somebody |
30. | Awkward | Something difficult to deal with |
31. | Sleuthing | An act of investigating an event |
32. | Grip | To hold something tightly |
33. | Whirl | A state of confusion |
34. | Tireless | Working hard for long without stopping |
35. | Conscientious | Working hard and careful to perform things well |
36. | Instance | A particular case, example, situation or an event |
37. | Wit | Ability to think quickly and clearly |
38. | Appearing like a bad penny | To appear again in a place where you are not wanted |
39. | Beat about the bush | To talk about something for a long time without getting into the main point |
40. | Sigh | To breathe out slowly with a long sound when you are disappointed or tired |
41. | Incredulous | Something impossible to believe |
42. | Stare | To look at somebody or something for a long time |
43. | Remark | To say or write something |
44. | Thoughtful | Thinking seriously about something |
45. | Desperate | The state of losing hope |
46. | Physician | A doctor |
47. | Anxious | Worried that something bad will happen |
48. | Tranquilliser/ Sedative | A drug that makes you sleep given to someone when they are nervous or anxious |
49. | Procure | To obtain something without difficulty |
50. | Asylum | A mental hospital |
51. | Boulder | A very large rock |
52. | Clamp | To hold something tightly in a particular position |
53. | Confidential | Secret that should not be told or shared with other people |