VOCABULARY LIST WITH MEANINGS AND SENTENCES.pdf

Vocabulary words are Important to learn and Understand They are Important to be Done

1. VOCABULARY LIST WITH MEANINGS
AND SENTENCES
1. Abundant – Present in large quantities.
The forest is abundant with wildlife.
2. Benevolent – Kind and generous.
The benevolent king helped the poor.
3. Candid – Honest and straightforward.
She gave a candid opinion about the book.
4. Diligent – Hardworking and careful.
He is a diligent student who always submits homework on
time.
5. Elated – Extremely happy or joyful.
She was elated after winning the competition.
6. Frivolous – Not having any serious purpose or value.
Stop spending money on frivolous things.
7. Gratify – To please or satisfy.
His praise will surely gratify her.
8. Hostile – Unfriendly or aggressive.
The crowd became hostile during the protest.
9. Imminent – About to happen.
The storm was imminent, so we stayed indoors.
10. Juvenile – Relating to young people or childish
behavior.
That was a very juvenile joke.
11. Keen – Eager or enthusiastic.
She is keen to learn new languages.

2. 12. Lucid – Clear and easy to understand.
He gave a lucid explanation of the topic.
13. Mundane – Ordinary or dull.
He was tired of his mundane daily routine.
14. Notorious – Famous for something bad.
He is notorious for breaking the rules.
15. Obsolete – Out of date; no longer in use.
Typewriters are now considered obsolete.
16. Prudent – Wise and careful.
It’s prudent to save money for emergencies.
17. Quaint – Attractively old-fashioned.
They stayed in a quaint cottage in the hills.
18. Reckless – Without thinking of danger or
consequences.
Reckless driving caused the accident.
19. Scrutinize – Examine closely.
The teacher scrutinized every detail of the project.
20. Tranquil – Peaceful and calm.
The lake was tranquil in the early morning.
21. Unique – One of a kind.
Her dress was unique and beautiful.
22. Vivid – Bright or detailed (especially in color or
description).
She painted a vivid picture of the scene.
23. Witty – Clever and humorous.
He entertained us with his witty remarks.

3. 24. Yearn – To long or desire deeply.
She yearned for a holiday in the mountains.
25. Zealous – Showing great energy or enthusiasm.
He is a zealous supporter of the football team.
26. Apprehensive – Anxious or fearful about the future.
She was apprehensive before her board exams.
27. Brusque – Abrupt or rude in speech.
His brusque reply offended the guest.
28. Concur – To agree.
All the team members concurred with the decision.
29. Discreet – Careful about what one says or does.
She was discreet about her personal life.
30. Empathy – The ability to understand others' feelings.
She showed empathy for the flood victims.

4. ??????️ PRONUNCIATION EXAMPLES
(CORRECT SOUND OF THE WORD)
Word
Common
Mispronunciation
Correct
Pronunciation
(Phonetic)
1. February | Feb-yoo-airy | /ˈfeb.ruː.er.i/
2. Wednesday | Wens-day | /ˈwenz.deɪ/
3. Debt | "Deb-t" (with "b" sound) | /det/
4. Subtle | "Sub-tle" | /ˈsʌt.əl/
5. Salmon | "Sal-mon" | /ˈsæm.ən/
6. Bury | "Berry" (some say "boo-ry") | /ˈber.i/
7. Mischievous | "Mis-chee-vee-us" | /ˈmɪs.tʃə.vəs/
8. Dessert | "Des-ert" (like dry land) | /dɪˈzɜːt/
9. Genre | "Jen-ray" | /ˈʒɒn.rə/
10. Et cetera | "Eck-cetera" | /etˈset.ər.ə/

5. ?????? Enunciation Examples (Clear
speech / articulation)
Here are 10 phrases where poor enunciation can cause
confusion — and how they should be spoken clearly:
Poor Enunciation Clear Enunciation Example
11. Gonna | "I'm going to"
12. Wanna | "I want to"
13. Lemme | "Let me"
14. Dunno | "I do not know"
15. Gimme | "Give me"
16. Whatcha doin’? | "What are you doing?"
17. Coulda / Woulda | "Could have / Would have"
18. Aks (for "Ask") | "Ask"
19. Probly | "Probably"
20. Ya know | "You know"

6. ?????? COMBINED EXAMPLES (BOTH
PRONUNCIATION & ENUNCIATION)
These examples need correct pronunciation and clear
enunciation to avoid misunderstanding.
Phrase Issue
21. I scream vs. Ice cream | Enunciate clearly
22. Let’s eat, Grandma vs. Let’s eat Grandma |
Enunciation & pause matter!
23. He’s a hunter vs. He’s a hater | Poor enunciation
changes meaning
24. I’m going to the mall | Avoid slurring: Gonna thuh
mall
25. I love you | Shouldn’t sound like I luh you
26. I read the book (present vs past) | Pronunciation
changes tense
27. It’s a list | Shouldn’t sound like It’salist
28. Don’t know him vs. Dunno ‘im | Clear enunciation
avoids confusion
29. Are you alright? | Avoid You right?
30. Can you help me? | Don’t blur it as Canyel’me?

✅ Summary:
 Pronunciation = Saying the correct sounds of words
 Enunciation = Saying words clearly and distinctly