list 3

 0    135 flashcards    ashishprabhune
download mp3 print play test yourself
 
Question English Answer English
commensurate
start learning
corresponding to degree or size... equality
parity
start learning
state of being equal
disparate
start learning
different in kind
Accord
start learning
harmonious
concord
start learning
harmony
conformity
start learning
agreement
congruous
start learning
in harmony or agreement
consonance
start learning
harmony
discord
start learning
lack of agreement
discrepancy
start learning
difference between things that should be same
dissonance
start learning
lack of agreement
faction
start learning
a group that has different ideas than rest of the group
incompatible
start learning
not in harmony
irreconcilable
start learning
not in agreement
chasm
start learning
split / gap
dichotomy
start learning
a gap between opposite thing
gulf
start learning
difference between people
rift
start learning
gap
schism
start learning
disagreement between group of people
bellicose
start learning
tendency to agrue or fight with others
belligerent
start learning
angry and aggressive
contentious
start learning
likely to agrue
disputation
start learning
disagreement
fractious
start learning
aggressive
hostility
start learning
unfriendly attitude
litigious
start learning
likely to engage in lawsuit
polemic
start learning
an aggressive attack on or refutation of the opinions or principles of another
pugnacious
start learning
ready to argue or fight
truculent
start learning
easily annoyed or angered
altercation
start learning
argument
bicker
start learning
argument
brawl
start learning
fight
combat
start learning
fight
contend
start learning
argue
row
start learning
argument
scuffle
start learning
fight briefly not seriously
tiff
start learning
quarrel
squabble
start learning
argument
tussle
start learning
quarrel
truce
start learning
agreement to stop fighting
Astound
start learning
amaze surprise
baffle
start learning
to confuse
befuddle
start learning
confuse
bemused
start learning
confused
bewildered
start learning
utterly confused
confound
start learning
surprise and confused
flabbergasted
start learning
to shock or surprised
foxed
start learning
confused
nonplussed
start learning
confused... not known what to say or do
obfuscate
start learning
to make something difficult to understand
perplexed
start learning
to confuse
stupefy
start learning
shock or surprise someone
fawn
start learning
excessive flattery
fulsome
start learning
expressing in over enthusiasm
obsequious
start learning
too eager to help or obey someone
sycophants
start learning
a person who praises powerful people inorder to get their approval
adulation
start learning
praise
blandishment
start learning
praise
deprecatory
start learning
insulting words
derogatory
start learning
insulting word
pejorative
start learning
insulting words
aplomb
start learning
confident and calm composure
composure
start learning
calmness of mind
equanimity
start learning
calm
impassive
start learning
not showing any emotions
imperturbable
start learning
very calm
nonchalant
start learning
calm
phlegmatic
start learning
calm
placid
start learning
calm
serene
start learning
calm and peaceful
staid
start learning
serious boring old fashioned
stolid
start learning
calm
tranquil
start learning
calm and peaceful
apathy
start learning
not having any emotion ... indifferent
stoic
start learning
showing no emotion
alienate
start learning
to make unfriendly
antagonize
start learning
make unfriendly
estranged
start learning
make hostile
comprehensive
start learning
include everything
encompass
start learning
include as a part
expansive
start learning
cover large area
pervasive
start learning
spread to all parts
ubiquitous
start learning
omnipresent
insular
start learning
narrow mined
myopic
start learning
narrow minded
provincial
start learning
some who live away from large cities
bigot
start learning
biased
discriminatory
start learning
biased
partisan
start learning
biased
prejudiced
start learning
an unfair feeling of dislike for a person orgroup because of race, sex, religion, etc.
disinterested
start learning
unbiased
dispassionate
start learning
Impartial
eaglitarian
start learning
someone who advocates equality
equitable
start learning
dealing equally with everyone
even handed
start learning
impartial
objectivity
start learning
not influenced by feelings
blithe
start learning
carefree
facetious
start learning
funny in unappropriate way
flippant
start learning
not serious
frivolous/frivolity
start learning
not serious
insouciant
start learning
light-hearted unconcern
levity
start learning
not serious
grave gravity
start learning
veey serious
consternation
start learning
a strong feeling of surprise or suddendisappointment that causes confusion
disconcert
start learning
to disturb
dismay
start learning
to cause to feel worried
disquiet
start learning
to makeone worried
distraught
start learning
very upset
faze
start learning
Disturbed
fluster
start learning
make someone confused
foment
start learning
cause for the growth of
frenetic
start learning
excited confused
hysterical
start learning
drived by uncontrolled emotion
implacable
start learning
opposing very angrily
overwrought
start learning
extremely excited
overwrought
start learning
to cause someone to be worried
grovel
start learning
overly obedient
servile
start learning
overly obedient
slavish
start learning
overly obedient
subservient
start learning
overly obedient
subservient
start learning
overly obedient
supplicant
start learning
pleader
quash
start learning
suppress
quell
start learning
suppress
repress
start learning
suppress
scotch
start learning
to put to an end
subdue
start learning
to gain control of
absolute
start learning
having unlimited power
authorative autocrat tyrant
start learning
dominating
despot
start learning
tyrant
dogmatic doctrinaire
start learning
expressing personal opinion as if they can never be doubted
hegemony
start learning
influence or control another country or group
imperious
start learning
dominating
martinet
start learning
dominating
totalitarian
start learning
dominating

You must sign in to write a comment