WoahCab

BY TANVIR TOUHID ALVI

THE EASIEST WAY TO MEMORIZE

1000 HIGH FREQUENCY WORDS

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 About Author
Tanvir Touhid Alvi is a dedicated educator and mentor who has had the privilege of tutoring thousands of
students from diverse backgrounds. A final-year student at the Institute of Business Administration,
University of Dhaka, he is passionate about helping others achieve their highest potential. Whether through
teaching, mentoring, or creating educational content, Tanvir is always seeking new ways to uplift those
around him and guide them toward success.

As the founder of Topper's Club, Tanvir has built a platform designed to make quality education accessible
to students across Bangladesh. His commitment to excellence and his belief in the power of education drive
everything he does. This book is a reflection of that commitment—a tool designed to help students master a
profound vocabulary and reach their academic goals.

With a deep understanding of how learning can transform lives, Tanvir continues to develop new ways to
empower others and share his knowledge. Through his passion for teaching and his dedication to his
students, he hopes to leave a lasting impact on everyone he works with.

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 Acknowledgement
This book is dedicated to my mom, Snigdha Sharmin Khan, the one who has always been my biggest
supporter. She stood by me through every challenge and triumph and believed in me even when I doubted
myself. Her unwavering love and faith have been my greatest source of strength. This book is as much hers as
it is mine, for every word I write is inspired by the endless encouragement she has given me.

Special thanks to my dear friends Anzam Masud Ovi and Reshman Nuriva Neha for helping me out in the
editing and evaluation process. I also want to thank all of my friends, well-wishers, and students —each of
you has been a part of this journey. Your words of encouragement, belief in my work, and constant support
have been a source of inspiration and motivation. I carry your kindness with me in every step I take, and I
hope this book reflects the impact you’ve had on my life. Thank you for being part of this journey with me.

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 Table of Contents
Introduction........................................................................................................................................................i
Chunk 1 ........................................................................................................................................................... 01
Chunk 2 .......................................................................................................................................................... 06
Chunk 3 ........................................................................................................................................................... 11
Chunk 4 .......................................................................................................................................................... 16
Chunk 5 .......................................................................................................................................................... 21
Chunk 6 .......................................................................................................................................................... 26
Chunk 7 .......................................................................................................................................................... 31
Chunk 8 .......................................................................................................................................................... 36
Chunk 9 .......................................................................................................................................................... 41
Chunk 10 ........................................................................................................................................................ 46
Chunk 11 ......................................................................................................................................................... 51
Chunk 12 ........................................................................................................................................................ 56
Chunk 13 ......................................................................................................................................................... 61
Chunk 14 ........................................................................................................................................................ 66
Chunk 15 ......................................................................................................................................................... 71
Chunk 16 ........................................................................................................................................................ 76
Chunk 17 ......................................................................................................................................................... 81
Chunk 18 ........................................................................................................................................................ 86
Chunk 19 ......................................................................................................................................................... 91
Chunk 20 ........................................................................................................................................................ 96
Chunk 21 ........................................................................................................................................................ 101
Chunk 22 ....................................................................................................................................................... 106
Chunk 23 ........................................................................................................................................................ 111
Chunk 24 ........................................................................................................................................................ 116
Chunk 25 ........................................................................................................................................................ 121
Chunk 26 ....................................................................................................................................................... 126
Chunk 27 ........................................................................................................................................................ 131
Chunk 28 ....................................................................................................................................................... 136
Chunk 29 ........................................................................................................................................................ 141
Chunk 30 ....................................................................................................................................................... 146
Chunk 31 ........................................................................................................................................................ 151
Chunk 32 ....................................................................................................................................................... 156
Chunk 33 ........................................................................................................................................................ 161
Chunk 34 ....................................................................................................................................................... 166
Chunk 35 ........................................................................................................................................................ 171
Chunk 36 ....................................................................................................................................................... 176
Chunk 37 ........................................................................................................................................................ 181
Chunk 38 ....................................................................................................................................................... 186
Chunk 39 ........................................................................................................................................................ 191
Chunk 40 ...................................................................................................................................................... 196

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Introduction
WELCOME TO THE JOURNEY
A strong vocabulary is essential for success in university admission exams like IBA, BUP, and other
competitive tests in Bangladesh. Beyond exam scores, it sharpens your communication skills,
enhances critical thinking, and boosts your confidence in both academic and everyday life.

This book is designed to help you build and retain vocabulary using the proven method of spaced
repetition. Rather than memorizing words temporarily, you’ll master them for the long term,
making them part of your natural vocabulary.

In my experience teaching thousands of students, I’ve seen that success comes from smart
strategies and consistency. This book reflects that—structured to help you learn, review, and truly
understand each word. Whether you’re preparing for an exam or simply looking to improve your
language skills, this book will guide you in mastering the power of words. Let's begin!

HOW TO STUDY THIS BOOK

To make the most of this book and retain the vocabulary effectively, follow these steps:

1. Read the Word and Its Meaning

Start by reading the word and its English definition. If the English meaning isn’t clear, refer to the
Bangla translation provided. This will help you relate to the word in your native language, making
it easier to grasp.

2. Understand the Part of Speech

Pay attention to the part of speech (noun, verb, adjective, etc.) for each word. This helps you
understand how the word functions in a sentence and improves your ability to use it correctly in
context.

3. Analyze the Example Sentences

Look at the example sentences provided for each word. These sentences show how the word is used
in real situations, helping you grasp its meaning more clearly.

4. Create Your Own Example

To reinforce your understanding, come up with your own example sentence. Feel free to write it
down in the space provided. This will help the word stick in your mind and make it easier to use in
everyday conversation.

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5. Memorize the Word
Once you understand the word, commit it to memory. If you find it challenging, use the mnemonic
provided in the box beside the word. Mnemonics are clever memory aids that make tough words
easier to recall.

6. Relate Synonyms and Antonyms

Finally, study the synonyms and antonyms of the word. This will help expand your vocabulary even
further, giving you a broader understanding of similar and opposite terms.

SPACED REPETITION
Spaced repetition is a learning technique that optimizes the timing of reviews based on how well
you remember information. Instead of cramming all at once, you study a word multiple times over
increasing intervals, which helps move the information from short-term to long-term memory.

This book utilizes a method called spaced repetition, which is designed to help you retain
vocabulary more effectively over time. To make this process manageable, words are grouped into
sets of 25, referred to as "chunks." Each day, you’ll focus on studying one chunk of words.

Here’s how it works:

1. Daily Study: Study one chunk of 25 words each day.
2. Revisions: After you complete the initial study, you’ll receive reminders to revise those words:
After Chunk 2 or Day 2: You’ll review the words from Chunk 1.
After Chunk 7 or Day 7: You’ll revisit the same words again.
After Chunk 20 or Day 20: You’ll have another revision session for Chunk 1

These revision notifications will come in the following way, for example for Chunk 1 on the 2nd day,
"Revise these words: Chunk 1 -Banal, Cultivate, Cunning, Dearth, Agnostic, Counteract, Jubilant,
Knell, Laceration, Lurid, Innuendo, Defer, Ebullient, Ineffable, Contentious, Malleable, Mandate,
Nadir, Obdurate, Maelstrom, Pallid, Penultimate, Quixotic, Revoke, Obfuscate.”

When revising from these notifications, instead of just searching for the words, try to make
sentences with them and write it down. Try to check how much of it you can remember and recall.

How Is This Different from Other Books?

Many vocabulary books focus on memorization without considering how the brain retains
information. WoahCab, however, is structured to help you learn smarter, not harder. By organizing
words into chunks and providing a clear revision schedule, you’ll find that you can recall and use
vocabulary more confidently and effectively. This method not only helps you remember words but
also deepens your understanding of their meanings and usages, making your learning experience
more impactful.

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CHUNK 1
Agnostic (adj.) – someone who is unsure about the existence of God
Bangla: সংশয়বাদী
He described himself as agnostic, uncertain about his religious beliefs.
The debate on faith included participants with both agnostic and religious views.
Synonym: skeptic, doubter agnostic: we have nostic...its like nasthik in hindi which
Antonym: believer, theist means a person who does not belive in god.

Banal (adj.) – lacking originality, dull

Bangla: গতানুগতিক, একঘেয়ে
His speech was filled with banal statements that failed to capture the audience's attention.
The film's plot was so banal that many viewers left the theater halfway through.
Synonym: trite, commonplace
Banal = I would like to BAN-ALL banal words because they
Antonym: original, unique
are dull and overused.

Cultivate (v.) – to nurture, improve, or foster growth

Bangla: চাষ করা, উন্নয়ন করা
Farmers in Bangladesh work hard to cultivate their land and improve crop yields.
The school aims to cultivate a sense of community and leadership among its students.
Synonym: nurture, develop Cultivate sounds like "cult+ivate," so think of a cult tending
Antonym: neglect, destroy to their garden to cultivate crops.

Cunning (adj.) – clever in a deceitful or tricky way

Bangla: ধূর্ত , চতু র
The cunning businessman used loopholes to avoid paying taxes.
The thief’s cunning plan allowed him to escape unnoticed.
Synonym: sly, crafty Think of a fox, often described as "cunning," using tricks to
Antonym: straightforward, honest outsmart others.

Dearth (n.) – a lack or scarcity of something

Bangla: অভাব, সংকট
There is a dearth of clean drinking water in many rural parts of Bangladesh during the dry
season.
The dearth of medical facilities in remote areas has become a major concern for the
government.
Synonym: shortage, deficiency dearth sounds like death. high death rate can result in scarcity
Antonym: abundance, surplus of man-power

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Contentious (adj.) – inclined to argue or provoke disputes

Bangla: বিতর্ক মূলক, ঝগড়াটে
The issue of land rights has been contentious in many rural areas of Bangladesh.
The politician’s contentious remarks led to heated debates in the media.
Synonym: argumentative, quarrelsome
Remember as non-contented. One who is not contented is
Antonym: agreeable, peaceful always quarrelsome.

Counteract (v.) – to neutralize or reduce the effect of something

Bangla: প্রতিহত করা
The government introduced measures to counteract the negative effects of inflation.
Drinking plenty of water helped counteract the effects of dehydration during the heatwave.
Synonym: neutralize, offset
Antonym: intensify, exacerbate Counter + act – Imagine someone performing an act, and
you counter it by doing the opposite to neutralize it.

Defer (v.) – to delay or postpone; to yield to someone's advice or decision

Bangla: মুলতবি করা; অন্যের পরামর্শ মানা
The meeting was deferred due to the sudden rainfall in the city.
He decided to defer to his elders' advice on how to handle the family business.
Synonym: postpone, delay
Antonym: hasten, advance if anyboby 1)refer=fast 2)defer=slow/postpone

Ebullient (adj.) – full of energy and excitement

Bangla: অত্যন্ত উচ্ছ্বসিত, প্রাণবন্ত
Asif was ebullient after winning the inter-school debate competition in Dhaka.
The ebullient crowd at the cricket match in Mirpur cheered loudly as Bangladesh
scored a six.
Synonym: enthusiastic, lively
think of "BULL" in eBULLient.. it is always excited
Antonym: dull, listless

Ineffable (adj.) – too great or extreme to be described in words

Bangla: অপ্রকাশিত, বর্ণনাতীত
The beauty of the sunrise over the Sundarbans was ineffable, leaving everyone speechless.
Her joy at the family reunion was ineffable, transcending simple words of expression.
Synonym: indescribable, unspeakable
In Eff :In Eiffel tower,you feel great joy to visit it that you
Antonym: describable, expressible
can't describe in words

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Innuendo (n.) – an indirect or subtle hint, often of something negative

Bangla: ইঙ্গিত, আভাস
The politician’s speech was filled with innuendos about his rival’s alleged corruption.
The film's use of innuendo was subtle yet effective in hinting at the protagonist's
hidden motives.
Synonym: insinuation, hint INN(inside)ENDO(inside)something is there
inside..usually hint lies inside something
Antonym: direct statement, explicit remark

Jubilant (adj.) – feeling or expressing great joy and happiness

Bangla: অত্যন্ত আনন্দিত, উল্লসিত
The jubilant crowd cheered as the Bangladesh cricket team won the match against India in the
final.
The streets of Dhaka were jubilant during the Victory Day celebrations, with people singing
and dancing.
Synonym: ecstatic, elated
Golden JUBILEE is a jubilant event
Antonym: despondent, sorrowful

Knell (n.) – the solemn sound of a bell, especially rung to signal a death or a disaster
Bangla: মৃত্যুর সংকেত, করুণ ঘণ্টাধ্বনি
The knell from the village mosque echoed through the streets, signaling the passing of a
beloved elder.
As the knell rang in the quiet night, the mourners gathered at the burial site in Rajshahi.
Synonym: toll, chime
Antonym: peal, jingle KNELL the BELL... ring a bell to give an alarm or signal.

Laceration (n.) – a deep cut or tear in the skin or flesh

Bangla: কাটা, ফাটল
The worker received a laceration on his hand while repairing machinery at the shipyard in
Chittagong.
The lacerations from the accident in Sylhet required stitches at the local hospital.
Synonym: wound, tear sounds like laSeration...that is use of laser...so using a laser
Antonym: healing, repair can cause a torn wound on your skin

Lurid (adj.) – shocking or sensational, often in a vivid or gruesome way

Bangla: ভয়ঙ্কর, চমকপ্রদ
The lurid details of the scandal were splashed across the newspapers, capturing the public’s attention.
The film’s lurid scenes drew criticism for their excessive violence.
Synonym: shocking, sensational
correlate "lurid" oppositely to "lucid". Lucid means clear then
Antonym: mild, understated
lurid will be unclear due to ghastly pale color.

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Maelstrom (n.) – a powerful whirlpool that rapidly pulls objects toward its center
Bangla: মহাযুদ্ধ, প্রচণ্ড বেগের ঘূর্ণাবর্ত
The fishermen were caught in a maelstrom while navigating the rough waters of the
Bay of Bengal near Cox’s Bazar.
The sudden political maelstrom in Dhaka created a chaotic environment for the
citizens.
Massive Angry Storm Tosses Rough Ocean Menacingly
Synonym: vortex, whirlpool
Antonym: calm, still

Malleable (adj.) – capable of being shaped or altered, flexible

Bangla: নমনীয়, সহজে আকার পরিবর্ত নযোগ্য
The clay is highly malleable, making it ideal for sculpting intricate designs.
The new policy was designed to be malleable to adapt to changing economic conditions.
Synonym: flexible, adaptable
Antonym: rigid, inflexible
relate with meltable; so possible to reshape

Mandate (n.) – an official order or command

Bangla: নির্দে শ, আদেশ
The government issued a mandate requiring all businesses in Dhaka to close by 8 PM.
The mandate from the international organization called for immediate humanitarian aid.
Synonym: command, directive
Antonym: suggestion, optional
man+date a man orders you to go on a date with him

Nadir (n.) – the lowest point of something

Bangla: সর্বনিম্ন বিন্দু, পতন
The economic crisis marked the nadir of the country's financial stability.
His career hit its nadir when he was laid off from his job in Dhaka.
Synonym: low point, bottom
Antonym: zenith, peak You can recall Persian emperor Nadir-shah a cruel man, so
someone very "lowly"

Obdurate (adj.) – stubbornly resistant to change or persuasion

Bangla: অনমনীয়, দুর্দ মনীয়
Despite the overwhelming evidence presented by the experts, the local council remained
obdurate in their refusal to update the outdated traffic laws.
Rina's obdurate stance on the traditional methods of teaching made it difficult for her to adapt
to new educational technologies.
OB+DURA(RELATE IT TO WORD DURABILITY)..SO
Synonym: stubborn, inflexible
anything which has durability..has the resisting power, and
Antonym: compliant, pliable
something which can resist, is stubborn.

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Obfuscate (v.) – to make something unclear or difficult to understand

Bangla: অস্পষ্ট করা, বিভ্রান্ত করা
The politician's lengthy and convoluted speech only served to obfuscate the real issues
concerning the recent policy changes.
When presenting the complicated data, the report was obfuscated with technical jargon that
confused the local community members.
ob (ab---now) FUSCATE = fuss + create To
Synonym: confuse, obscure
deliberately create a fuss about an issue to make it
Antonym: clarify, elucidate
hard to understand and hard to understand.

Pallid (adj.) – pale or lacking in color, often implying weakness

Bangla: বিবর্ণ, রক্তহীন
The patient’s pallid complexion worried the doctors.
After the long flight, she appeared exhausted and pallid.
Synonym: pale, wan
pallid = pale + lid.(jus take the 1st four letters hence
Antonym: vibrant, colorful
'pale')

Penultimate (adj.) – the second to last in a sequence

Bangla: শেষের আগের
The penultimate day of the Dhaka Book Fair saw a large crowd, eager to grab last-minute deals.
During the match, Rahim was in the penultimate position before making a surprising
comeback.
Synonym: second to last, next-to-last
Antonym: final, last pen-untilmate : the last but one pen in a line of pens

Quixotic (adj.) – overly idealistic and impractical

Bangla: অবাস্তব ও আদর্শবাদী
His quixotic plan to start a zero-waste city in Bangladesh was admirable but difficult to
implement.
The entrepreneur’s quixotic dreams often clashed with the harsh realities of running a business.
Synonym: idealistic, unrealistic
Antonym: pragmatic, practical quixotic== quick + exotic, if you desire something
exotic to happen quickly in your life it is just a
daydream

Revoke (v.) – to officially cancel or withdraw something

Bangla: বাতিল করা
The government revoked the controversial policy after widespread protests.
His visa was revoked due to a violation of immigration rules.
Synonym: cancel, annul
Antonym: grant, approve Re-Voke...VOKE rhymes with POKE.When someone
tries to POKE you you WITHDRAW

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CHUNK 2
Rhapsodize (v.) – to speak or write about something with great enthusiasm and passion
Bangla: উচ্ছ্বসিতভাবে প্রশংসা করা
The food critic rhapsodized about the delicious Bangladeshi biryani he had in Old Dhaka.
He rhapsodized about his travel experiences in the Sundarbans.
Synonym: gush, enthuse
WRAP+SODA+ICE.........I wrapped soda in ice which is a
Antonym: criticize, disparage miracle.......I was telling this to my friends enthusiastically

Sacrosanct (adj.) – holy, something that should not be criticized

Bangla: পবিত্র, অলঙ্ঘনীয়
The tradition was considered sacrosanct and could not be changed.
He regarded his time with family as sacrosanct.
Synonym: inviolable, sacred sacrosanct -the first part of the word sacro indicate the
Antonym: profane, defiled sacred and sanct indicate saint whose life is sacred

Salve (n.) – a soothing balm

Bangla: আরামদায়ক মলম
The nurse applied a salve to his burn.
His words were a salve to her wounded pride.
Synonym: ointment, balm
salve sounds like SOLVE..a doctor solve the problem of a
Antonym: irritant
patient by giving him medicines that can heal him.

Tenuous (adj.) – having little substance or strength

Bangla: দুর্বল, অসার
The connection between the two events is tenuous at best.
His tenuous grasp of the subject became apparent during the exam.
Synonym: weak, flimsy
TENUOUS can be split as TEN+US,so TEN of us goin to USA
Antonym: strong, solid
together,the chances are very SLIM and it'll be a RARITY

Travesty (n.) – a grossly inferior imitation

Bangla: বিকৃ ত অনুকরণ, ব্যঙ্গ
The movie was a travesty of the original book.
His performance was such a travesty that the audience left early.
Synonym: parody, mockery
imagine someone trying to copy Travis scott’s song and
Antonym: tribute, masterpiece
it turned out bad

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Transmute (v.) – to change or alter in form

Bangla: রূপান্তর করা
The alchemist hoped to transmute lead into gold.
With patience, she transmuted her anger into a calm resolve.
Synonym: transform, convert
Antonym: preserve, retain mutation we know is a change in genes, so transmute

Variegated (adj.) – diversified, distinctly marked

Bangla: বৈচিত্র্যপূর্ণ, বিভিন্ন রঙের
The variegated patterns on the bird’s feathers were mesmerizing.
Her garden is full of variegated flowers, each with unique colors and designs.
Synonym: multicolored, diverse
varie(various)-gated(gates)... the gates are of various colors..
Antonym: uniform, monochrome

Vocation (n.) – the work in which someone is employed, profession

Bangla: পেশা, কাজ
Teaching is not just a job for her, it’s a vocation she deeply cares about.
As a doctor, Rahim finds his vocation to be both challenging and rewarding.
Synonym: profession, career
A perfect job is when a VOCATION is a Vacation (holiday)
Antonym: hobby, pastime
for a person

Wizened (adj.) – dry, shrunken, wrinkled

Bangla: কুঁ চকানো, শীর্ণ
The wizened face of the elderly woman told the story of a life full of hardships and triumphs.
After years of working under the sun, the farmer's hands had become wizened and rough.
Synonym: shriveled, withered
Antonym: smooth, youthful
wizened = wise+end wise (old) people reach their end as death
& their body decays

Zenith (n.) – the highest point, culminating point

Bangla: চূড়ান্ত বিন্দু, শীর্ষবিন্দু
At the zenith of his career, Rashed received numerous accolades for his contributions to the
industry.
The sun reached its zenith at noon, casting no shadows.
Synonym: peak, pinnacle
Word sounds like 'Jannat' which is in highest point
Antonym: nadir, bottom

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Zephyr (n.) – a gentle breeze

Bangla: মৃদু বাতাস
A soft zephyr blew through the village, carrying the scent of blooming flowers.
As they sat by the beach, the cool zephyr provided much-needed relief from the heat.
Synonym: breeze, draft
Jeep + Hire= u will hire a jeep for having some gentle
Antonym: gust, storm
breeze

Yoke (v.) – to join, link

Bangla: যুক্ত করা, একত্রিত করা
The two oxen were yoked together to pull the plow across the fields.
The business partners yoked their resources to launch a successful startup.
Synonym: bind, unite
yoke: replace y with j joke, you know a joke and a
Antonym: detach, separate laugh brings, joins people together.

Wanton (adj.) – undisciplined, lewd, lustful

Bangla: উচ্ছৃঙ্খল, কামুক
The wanton behavior of the students led to their suspension from school.
The film was criticized for its wanton violence, which many viewers found unnecessary.
Synonym: reckless, shameless
Antonym: disciplined, moral WANTON..WANTED....Osama has been DECLARED THE
MOST WANTED person on the earth because of his cruelity.

Vituperate (v.) – to berate

Bangla: গালাগালি করা, তিরস্কার করা
The teacher vituperated the students for their lack of attention in class.
After the mishap, the coach vituperated the team for their lack of effort.
Synonym: scold, criticize
Antonym: praise, commend
vituperate. sounds like vethu po+rate i.e to rate
someone negatively and condemn/criticise them

Venerate (v.) – to regard with respect or to honor

Bangla: শ্রদ্ধা করা
The people venerate the old monuments as symbols of their rich history.
As a teacher, Amina is venerated by all her students for her dedication.
Synonym: revere, respect
Antonym: despise, scorn ven(..when)U RATE someone higher.. you TREAT
THEM WITH RESPECT .

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Turpitude (n.) – depravity, moral corruption

Bangla: অনৈতিকতা, নীচতা
The politician’s turpitude was exposed after the scandal.
Acts of moral turpitude often lead to social condemnation.
Synonym: wickedness, vice
turpitude = turbid attitude so a depraved act.
Antonym: virtue, morality

Succinct (adj.) – marked by compact precision

Bangla: সংক্ষিপ্ত, সংক্ষেপ
His explanation was clear and succinct.
The memo was succinct and to the point.
Synonym: concise, brief
SUCK+INK - brief/summary of story sucks less ink on
Antonym: verbose, wordy the paper

Resolute (adj.) – firmly determined, unwavering

Bangla: দৃঢ়সংকল্প, স্থির
The Prime Minister was resolute in her decision to improve the country's infrastructure.
He remained resolute despite the opposition's efforts to stop the project.
Synonym: determined, unwavering
we make resolutions on jan 1st and we are determined
Antonym: indecisive, wavering
to follow them atleast for that day!

Rectitude (n.) – moral integrity, uprightness

Bangla: নৈতিকতা, সততা
His rectitude in handling the charitable fund earned him widespread respect.
She was admired for her rectitude and ethical approach to business.
Synonym: righteousness, integrity
rectitude -> rectified + attitude. If a attitude is
Antonym: corruption, dishonesty rectified, it has to be correct.

Probity (n.) – the quality of having strong moral principles; integrity

Bangla: সততা, নৈতিকতা
His probity in handling the company’s finances earned him widespread respect.
The judge’s decisions were always marked by probity and fairness.
Synonym: honesty, integrity
Antonym: dishonesty, corruption remember it as 'probe with integrity' means keep
moral principles intact,be honest..

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Nuance (n.) – a subtle difference or variation in meaning, tone, or expression

Bangla: সূক্ষ্ম পার্থক্য
The actor's performance captured every nuance of the character's emotions.
Understanding the nuances of the local dialect can help in better communication.
Synonym: subtlety, distinction
Antonym: straightforwardness, obviousness nuance = new + ounce.. and ounce is a very small
unit for weight.. hence a very small difference..

Mercurial (adj.) – characterized by rapid and unpredictable changes in mood or behavior

Bangla: পরিবর্ত নশীল, অস্থির
The mercurial weather in Dhaka often changes from sunny to rainy within hours.
Her mercurial temperament made it challenging for her colleagues to anticipate her reactions.
Synonym: volatile, capricious
Antonym: stable, consistent mercury level in the blood pressure testing device fickles
a lot when measuring blood pressure

Jubilant (adj.) – feeling or expressing great joy and happiness

Bangla: অত্যন্ত আনন্দিত, উল্লসিত
The jubilant crowd cheered as the Bangladesh cricket team won the match against India in the
final.
The streets of Dhaka were jubilant during the Victory Day celebrations, with people singing
and dancing.
Synonym: ecstatic, elated a flat in jubilee hills is very jolly moment
Antonym: despondent, sorrowful

Incessant (adj.) – continuing without interruption

Bangla: অবিরাম, বিরামহীন
The incessant noise from the construction site in Dhaka made it difficult for residents to sleep.
Her incessant questions during the meeting seemed never-ending.
Synonym: constant, unending
Antonym: intermittent, occasional the meeting is IN SESSION and it may never end.

Heterogeneous (adj.) – composed of diverse or varied elements

Bangla: বৈচিত্র্যময়
The heterogeneous mix of cultures in Dhaka gives the city its unique character.
The class was composed of a heterogeneous group of students from various regions of
Bangladesh.
Synonym: diverse, varied HETERO means Different, GENEOUS means Types
Antonym: homogeneous, uniform

Revise these words: Chunk 1 -Banal, Cultivate, Cunning, Dearth, Agnostic, Counteract, Jubilant, Knell,
Laceration, Lurid, Innuendo, Defer, Ebullient, Ineffable, Contentious, Malleable, Mandate, Nadir, Obdurate,
Maelstrom, Pallid, Penultimate, Quixotic, Revoke, Obfuscate.

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