Word Power Made Easy PDF Capsule 60
Add to your Vocabulary with 5 new words! Word Power Made Easy PDF Capsule 60
brought to you by Testbook's team of experts! Today's words: Resumption,
Brusque, Burgeoning, Caveat, Concede! #VocabPDF #WordPowerMadeEasy
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Word Power Made Easy PDF Capsule 60.
Resumption (noun)
Hindi translation: पुनरारं भ
Meaning: Action of beginning something after a pause
Memory Tip: Resumption → Résumé → When I wanted to apply for
resumption of my job after a two year break, I had to prepare a fresh
resume.
Use in Sentence: The resumption of trade between the two countries after a bitter
war brought about prosperity in both nations.
Brusque (adjective)
Hindi translation: अशिष्ट
Meaning: Speaking or behaving rudely or without thinking
Memory Tip: Brusque → brus + que → brush + queue → He will brush
past you in the queue and not even apologise because he is brusque.
Use in Sentence: His brusque speech and mannerisms quickly made him the
person to avoid in college.
Burgeoning (verb, present participle)
Hindi Translation: तेजी से बढ़ते
Meaning: Flourishing OR Growing Fast
Memory Tip: Burge + Oning → Burger + morning → I ate a burger at night
and by morning I was already burgeoning at the belly.
Use in Sentence: The burgeoning Roman empire was brought to a standstill by the
Barbarian invasions.
Caveat (noun)
Hindi translation: चेतावनी
Meaning: A type of warning (usually hidden).
Pronounced: Kav-ee-at
Memory Tip: Cave + at → If you are at the caves, you need to be careful.
This is a warning.
Use in Sentence: He told me I could buy two dozen apples for the price of one – the
caveat he conveniently forgot to mention was that he charged twice as much as the
market price of one dozen apples.
Concede (verb)
Hindi translation: स्वीकार करना
Meaning: Admit something is true after denying it initially.
Pronounced: Kun-Seed
Memory Tip: Con + Cede → कौन + सीढ़ी (steps) → First I thought कक कौन सीढ़ी
चढ़े गा but then I conceded that I need to lose weight. So I climbed the
stairs.
Use in Sentence: I kept arguing with the professor that my essay deserved more
marks but when he showed me my classmate’s essay, I conceded that he had
marked me fairly.
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