ACUTE

1. Word: Acute

2. Bangla: তীব্র বা প্রকট

3. Pronunciation: আ-কিউট

4. Definition: Extremely severe or intense; sharp or highly perceptive in terms of understanding

or feelings.

5. Examples:

1. The patient was suffering from acute pain in his chest.

2. She has an acute sense of observation, noticing even the smallest details.

6. Synonyms:

Severe (গুরুতর):

Example: The severe storm caused widespread damage.

Sharp (তীক্ষ্ণ):

Example: His sharp intellect helped him solve the problem quickly.

Intense (প্রবল):

Example: The intense heat made it difficult to work outside.

7. Antonyms:

Mild (মৃদ)ু :

Example: He experienced only mild discomfort after the treatment.

Dull (অস্পষ্ট):

Example: The dull ache in his back didn't bother him much.

Chronic (দীর্ঘস্থায়ী):

Example: She suffers from chronic pain, but it’s not as intense as acute pain.
8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Acutely (তীব্রভাবে): Intensely or sharply.

Example: She acutely felt the loss of her beloved pet.

Acuity (তীক্ষ্ণতা): Sharpness or keenness, especially of thought or perception.

Example: His acuity in solving problems is remarkable.

9. Context:

Use "acute" to describe something sharp, severe, or intense in nature, such as pain,
intelligence, or a crisis. It often emphasizes urgency or severity.

10. Tips: To memorize "acute," think of the acute angle in geometry—sharp and pointed, just like
the intense nature of the word's meaning.

VENDETTA

1. Word: Vendetta

2. Bangla: প্রতিহিংসা বা দীর্ঘস্থায়ী শত্রুতা

3. Pronunciation: ভেন-ডেট-টা

4. Definition: A prolonged and bitter feud or rivalry, often involving acts of revenge between
groups or families.

5. Examples:

1. The vendetta between the two families lasted for decades.

2. His personal vendetta against the company led to public protests.

6. Synonyms:

Feud (শত্রুতা):

Example: The feud between the two villages escalated after the incident.

Revenge (প্রতিশোধ):
Example: He sought revenge for the betrayal he suffered.

Grudge (অন্তর্লীন শত্রুতা):

Example: She held a grudge against her colleague for years.

7. Antonyms:

Peace (শান্তি):

Example: The treaty brought peace between the two warring factions.

Reconciliation (মিলন):

Example: The reconciliation of the brothers ended their years-long dispute.

Friendship (বন্ধুত্ব):

Example: The friendship between the groups grew stronger over time.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Vendettist (প্রতিহিংসাপরায়ণ ব্যক্তি): A person involved in or motivated by a vendetta.

Example: The vendettist vowed never to forgive his enemy.

9. Context:

Use "vendetta" when discussing situations of intense rivalry or revenge, especially in dramatic,
historical, or personal conflicts.

10. Tips: To remember "vendetta," think of "vengeance" — both involve revenge and strong
animosity over time.

ULTERIOR

1. Word: Ulterior

2. Bangla: গোপন বা সুপ্ত

3. Pronunciation: আল-টিরি-অর

4. Definition: Hidden or kept secret, especially when referring to motives or intentions that are
not immediately obvious.
5. Examples:

1. He seemed helpful, but I suspected he had an ulterior motive.

2. Her kindness was appreciated, but her ulterior goals became evident later.

6. Synonyms:

Hidden (গোপন):

Example: His hidden agenda was to gain control over the project.

Concealed (লুকানো):

Example: She had concealed reasons for attending the event.

Secret (গোপনীয়):

Example: He kept his secret intentions well hidden.

7. Antonyms:

Obvious (সুস্পষ্ট):

Example: Her obvious love for animals inspired everyone.

Transparent (স্বচ্ছ):

Example: Their intentions were completely transparent and genuine.

Open (খোলামেলা):

Example: He was open about his plans to improve the organization.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Ulteriorly (গোপনভাবে): In a hidden manner.

Example: He ulteriorly aimed to gain a leadership position.

9. Context:
Use "ulterior" to describe situations where motives or reasons are not openly stated but are
implied or suspected, often in a cautious or suspicious context.

10. Tips: To remember "ulterior," associate it with "ultra" (beyond) — suggesting something
beyond what is immediately visible or said.

RAPTURE

1. Word: Rapture

2. Bangla: পরম আনন্দ বা উচ্ছ্বাস

3. Pronunciation: র‌্যাপ-চু র

4. Definition: A feeling of intense joy, delight, or ecstasy.

5. Examples:

1. She listened to the symphony with rapture, completely lost in the music.

2. The child’s face lit up in rapture when he saw the surprise gift.

6. Synonyms:

Ecstasy (পরমানন্দ):

Example: Winning the competition filled her with ecstasy.

Bliss (পরম সুখ):

Example: They lived in bliss after their wedding.

Joy (আনন্দ):

Example: The joy of achieving her dreams was evident on her face.

7. Antonyms:

Misery (দুঃখ-কষ্ট):

Example: He was in misery after losing his job.

Sorrow (বেদনা):
Example: The sorrow of the loss was too much to bear.

Despair (হতাশা):

Example: Despair consumed him after repeated failures.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Rapturous (উচ্ছ্বসিত): Filled with great joy or delight.

Example: She received rapturous applause for her performance.

Enrapture (মুগ্ধ করা): To fill someone with delight.

Example: The sunset enraptured the viewers with its beauty.

9. Context:

Use "rapture" when describing moments of overwhelming happiness or a deep emotional

experience, often in spiritual, artistic, or personal contexts.

10. Tips: To memorize "rapture," think of "capture" — as if intense joy has captured your heart
and mind. It’s an emotional "high" you won’t forget.

DENIER

1. Word: Denier

2. Bangla: অস্বীকারকারী বা প্রত্যাখ্যানকারী

3. Pronunciation: ডি-নাই-আর

4. Definition: A person who denies or refuses to accept something as true, often in the face of
evidence.

5. Examples:

1. He is a climate change denier despite overwhelming scientific evidence.

2. The denier rejected all claims about the importance of vaccines.

6. Synonyms:
Skeptic (সন্দেহবাদী):

Example: The skeptic refused to believe in the existence of ghosts.

Refuter (খণ্ডনকারী):

Example: The refuter argued against the proposed theories.

Rejecter (প্রত্যাখ্যানকারী):

Example: The rejecter of new ideas often missed out on innovations.

7. Antonyms:

Believer (বিশ্বাসী):

Example: She is a strong believer in justice and fairness.

Accepter (গ্রহণকারী):

Example: The accepter of facts always sought logical explanations.

Advocate (পক্ষসমর্থক):

Example: He is an advocate for equal rights.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Deny (অস্বীকার করা): To refuse to acknowledge as true.

Example: He denied the accusations against him.

Denial (অস্বীকৃ তি): The act of denying.

Example: His denial of the problem made things worse.

9. Context:

Use "denier" when referring to someone who refuses to accept evidence, such as in political,
social, or scientific debates. It can carry a critical tone depending on the subject.

10. Tips: To remember "denier," associate it with "deny," as it refers to a person who actively
denies or rejects something. Think of a "denier" as someone who blocks acceptance.
EXODUS

1. Word: Exodus

2. Bangla: দলবদ্ধ প্রস্থান বা নির্গমন

3. Pronunciation: এক্স-ও-ডাস

4. Definition: A large group of people leaving a place at the same time, often due to unfavorable
conditions.

5. Examples:

1. The war caused a massive exodus of refugees from the country.

2. The exodus of workers left the factory short-staffed.

6. Synonyms:

Migration (স্থানান্তর):

Example: The birds' migration to warmer regions begins in winter.

Evacuation (উদ্ধার বা স্থানত্যাগ):

Example: The authorities ordered an evacuation after the earthquake.

Flight (পালানো):

Example: The villagers took flight as the river began to flood.

7. Antonyms:

Arrival (আগমন):

Example: The arrival of tourists boosted the local economy.

Return (প্রত্যাবর্ত ন):

Example: The soldiers celebrated their return after the long war.

Immigration (অভিবাসন):

Example: Immigration to the city increased after job opportunities rose.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Exodic (নির্গমন-সংক্রান্ত): Related to an exodus.

Example: The exodic movement of people left the town deserted.

9. Context:

Use "exodus" to describe situations involving mass departure, such as people leaving a country,
workplace, or area due to conflict, disaster, or better opportunities elsewhere.

10. Tips: To memorize "exodus," think of the biblical story "The Exodus," where a large group of
people (the Israelites) left Egypt together, symbolizing a massive departure.

UNPRECEDENTED

1. Word: Unprecedented

2. Bangla: অভূ তপূর্ব বা নজিরবিহীন

3. Pronunciation: আন-প্রেসি-ডেন্টেড

4. Definition: Never done, experienced, or known before; without any earlier example or
precedent.

5. Examples:

1. The company faced unprecedented growth in sales this year.

2. The pandemic caused an unprecedented global lockdown.

6. Synonyms:

Unique (অদ্বিতীয়):

Example: This invention is unique in its approach to solving the problem.

Extraordinary (অসাধারণ):

Example: Her extraordinary talent is unmatched in the industry.

Novel (নতু ন বা অভিনব):

Example: This novel approach to teaching has shown great results.

7. Antonyms:

Common (সাধারণ):

Example: Rain in the monsoon season is common in Bangladesh.

Conventional (প্রচলিত):

Example: They used a conventional method to solve the issue.

Ordinary (সাধারণ):

Example: His performance was ordinary compared to the others.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Precedent (নজির): An earlier event or example.

Example: There is no precedent for this type of behavior in our records.

Precede (আগে হওয়া): To happen before something else.

Example: A detailed study preceded the decision to build the bridge.

9. Context:

Use "unprecedented" to describe events, achievements, or situations that have no prior

example. It is often used in formal, news, or historical contexts.

10. Tips: To remember "unprecedented," break it down as "un" (not) + "precedent" (earlier
example), meaning something for which there is no prior case or example.

EPITOME

1. Word: Epitome

2. Bangla: সার্থক উদাহরণ বা মূর্ত প্রতীক

3. Pronunciation: এ-পি-টো-মি

4. Definition: A perfect example or representation of a particular quality, type, or idea.

5. Examples:

1. She is the epitome of kindness, always helping those in need.

2. The Taj Mahal is considered the epitome of Mughal architecture.

6. Synonyms:

Model (মডেল বা আদর্শ):

Example: He is a model of professionalism in the workplace.

Embodiment (মূর্ত প্রতীক):

Example: The hero’s bravery was the embodiment of courage.

Archetype (আদর্শ রূপ):

Example: This painting is the archetype of modern art.

7. Antonyms:

Antithesis (বিরুদ্ধ বা বিপরীত রূপ):

Example: His laziness is the antithesis of hard work.

Imperfect example (অসম্পূর্ণ উদাহরণ):

Example: This design is an imperfect example of the original plan.

Deviation (বিচ্যুতি):

Example: His behavior was a deviation from the epitome of good manners.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Epitomize (সারাংশ বা উদাহরণ হিসেবে দেখানো): To be a perfect example of something.

Example: His dedication epitomizes what it means to be a great leader.

9. Context:

Use "epitome" when you want to emphasize something as the best example of a particular
quality or characteristic. It is commonly used in formal, descriptive, or admiration contexts.

10. Tips: To memorize "epitome," think of it as "epi-tome" (the highlight of a tome or book),
representing the best or most significant part of something.

RIDGES

1. Word: Ridges

2. Bangla: খাঁজ বা শৈলশ্রেণী

3. Pronunciation: রি-জেস

4. Definition: A long, narrow elevated area, such as a mountain range or the raised line on a
surface.

5. Examples:

1. The hikers followed the ridges of the mountain to reach the summit.

2. The roof had sharp ridges that gave it a unique look.

6. Synonyms:

Crest (শীর্ষ):

Example: The crest of the wave glowed under the sunlight.

Spine (মেরুদণ্ড বা কাঁটার মতো খাঁজ):

Example: The spine of the hill was visible from miles away.

Hilltop (পাহাড়ের চূ ড়া):

Example: The trees covered the hilltop ridges entirely.

7. Antonyms:

Valley (উপত্যকা):

Example: The valley between the ridges was filled with green fields.

Depression (গহ্বর বা নিম্নভূ মি):

Example: The small depression in the ground collected rainwater.

Flatland (সমতল ভূ মি):

Example: The flatland stretched endlessly beyond the mountains.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Ridged (খাঁজযুক্ত): Having ridges.

Example: The ridged surface of the rock made it hard to climb.

Ridge (খাঁজ বা শৈলশ্রেণী): Singular form of the word.

Example: The ridge provided a stunning view of the valley below.

9. Context:

Use "ridges" when describing geographical features like mountains, raised surfaces on objects,
or natural formations. It can also refer to features like roof designs or wavy patterns.

10. Tips: To remember "ridges," think of the raised lines or edges you see on hills, mountains, or
even surfaces like leaves and rooftops.

OBNOXIOUS

1. Word: Obnoxious

2. Bangla: বিরক্তিকর বা অস্বস্তিকর

3. Pronunciation: অব-নক্স-শাস

4. Definition: Extremely unpleasant, annoying, or offensive in behavior, attitude, or speech.

5. Examples:

1. His obnoxious comments made everyone uncomfortable at the meeting.

2. The loud music from the party next door was obnoxious.

6. Synonyms:

Annoying (বিরক্তিকর):
Example: His habit of interrupting others is very annoying.

Offensive (আপত্তিকর):

Example: The offensive remarks hurt everyone in the room.

Irritating (উত্যক্তকর):

Example: The constant buzzing of mosquitoes was irritating.

7. Antonyms:

Pleasant (মনোরম):

Example: Her pleasant smile lit up the entire room.

Charming (মোহনীয়):

Example: His charming personality won everyone’s heart.

Agreeable (মনোমত):

Example: The terms of the agreement were agreeable to all parties.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Obnoxiously (অত্যন্ত বিরক্তিকরভাবে): In an annoying or offensive manner.

Example: He spoke obnoxiously loud in the library.

Obnoxiousness (বিরক্তিকর স্বভাব): The quality of being unpleasant or offensive.

Example: Her obnoxiousness was hard to tolerate in group discussions.

9. Context:

Use "obnoxious" to describe someone’s behavior, words, or actions that irritate or offend others.
Common in informal or critical settings.

10. Tips: To remember "obnoxious," think of "obnoxiously loud" or anything overly annoying, like
nails on a chalkboard!

FORAGE
1. Word: Forage

2. Bangla: আহার বা খাবার খোঁজা

3. Pronunciation: ফর-ইজ

4. Definition: To search widely for food or provisions, especially in nature or in an area where
resources are scarce.

5. Examples:

1. The soldiers had to forage for food in the dense forest.

2. The deer foraged in the meadow for grass and leaves.

6. Synonyms:

Search (অনুসন্ধান):

Example: They searched the forest for wild berries.

Hunt (শিকার বা খোঁজা):

Example: The tribesmen hunted for food in the nearby woods.

Scavenge (জোগাড় করা):

Example: The stray dog scavenged for scraps of food in the garbage.

7. Antonyms:

Provide (সরবরাহ করা):

Example: The government provided food to the flood victims.

Find easily (সহজে খুজে

ঁ পাওয়া):

Example: Fresh fruits are found easily in this season.

Abandon (ত্যাগ করা):

Example: The explorers abandoned their search for food due to the storm.
8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Forager (খাবার খোঁজে বের হওয়া ব্যক্তি): Someone who searches for food.

Example: The foragers returned with baskets of mushrooms and herbs.

Foraging (খাবার খোঁজা): The act of searching for food.

Example: Foraging is a survival skill taught in wilderness training.

9. Context:

Use "forage" when describing people or animals looking for food, especially in challenging
conditions. It is also used metaphorically to describe searching for necessities or opportunities.

10. Tips: Associate "forage" with "forest" to remember that it often involves searching in natural
settings, like animals looking for food in the wild.

JUNCTURE

1. Word: Juncture

2. Bangla: সন্ধিক্ষণ বা মিলনস্থল

3. Pronunciation: জাংক-চার

4. Definition: A specific point in time, especially one that is important or critical; a place where
things join or come together.

5. Examples:

1. At this critical juncture, we need to decide whether to continue or stop the project.

2. The bridge was built at the juncture of two rivers.

6. Synonyms:

Moment (মুহূর্ত ):

Example: The decision was made at a key moment in history.

Crossroads (চৌরাস্তা বা সিদ্ধান্তের মুহূর্ত ):

Example: She is at a crossroads in her career and must choose her path wisely.
Intersection (সংযোগস্থল):

Example: The intersection of two roads caused heavy traffic.

7. Antonyms:

Separation (বিচ্ছেদ):

Example: The separation of the two countries caused political tension.

Disconnection (সংযোগহীনতা):

Example: A disconnection between the teams led to miscommunication.

Division (বিভাগ):

Example: The division of the land caused disputes among the heirs.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Junction (সংযোগস্থল): A physical place where two things meet.

Example: The train stopped at the junction of two major lines.

Junctorial (সংযোগ সংক্রান্ত): Related to a point of joining.

Example: The junctorial processes in the machine are complex.

Junctural (সন্ধিক্ষণের): Related to a critical time or moment.

Example: The decision was of junctural importance.

9. Context:

Use "juncture" to describe important moments in time, critical decisions, or physical places
where things meet. It’s often used in formal discussions, history, or engineering contexts.

10. Tips: Remember "juncture" as "junction of time or place" where significant decisions or
actions happen. It signals a turning point or a place of meeting.

ADHERE

1. Word: Adhere
2. Bangla: লেগে থাকা বা মেনে চলা

3. Pronunciation: অ্যাড-হিয়ার

4. Definition: To stick firmly to something or to follow rules, beliefs, or guidelines strictly.

5. Examples:

1. The glue will help the label adhere to the surface.

2. It is important to adhere to the rules for everyone’s safety.

6. Synonyms:

Stick (আটকে থাকা):

Example: The note stuck to the fridge using a magnet.

Cling (লেগে থাকা):

Example: The wet clothes clung to his body.

Follow (অনুসরণ করা):

Example: She followed the recipe carefully to bake the cake.

7. Antonyms:

Detach (বিচ্ছিন্ন করা):

Example: He detached the poster from the wall.

Ignore (উপেক্ষা করা):

Example: The students ignored the teacher’s instructions.

Disobey (অমান্য করা):

Example: He disobeyed the traffic rules and was fined.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Adherence (অনুগত থাকা): The act of sticking to something or being loyal.

Example: Adherence to the company’s policies is mandatory.

Adherent (অনুগামী): A person who supports or follows something.

Example: He is an adherent of the minimalist lifestyle.

Adhering (লেগে থাকা): Sticking to or following.

Example: The team is adhering to the original schedule.

9. Context:

Use "adhere" in contexts like physical attachment (e.g., glue or tape), or following rules,
principles, or guidelines in both formal and informal settings.

10. Tips: To remember "adhere," think of "adhesive," which helps things stick together, or
"adherence" to rules or principles.

ATTRITION

1. Word: Attrition

2. Bangla: ক্ষয় বা কমে যাওয়া

3. Pronunciation: অ্যাট-ট্রিশ-ন

4. Definition: The gradual reduction in the size, strength, or number of something, often due to
natural causes or consistent pressure.

5. Examples:

1. The company faced a high attrition rate as many employees resigned.

2. The constant attacks caused attrition in the enemy's forces.

6. Synonyms:

Reduction (হ্রাস):

Example: The reduction in staff was a result of budget cuts.

Erosion (ক্ষয়):
Example: The erosion of trust between the two countries was evident.

Depreciation (মূল্যহ্রাস):

Example: The depreciation of assets affected the company’s balance sheet.

7. Antonyms:

Growth (বৃদ্ধি):

Example: The company saw growth in its workforce over the past year.

Increase (বৃদ্ধি):

Example: There was a significant increase in student enrollment this semester.

Retention (সংরক্ষণ):

Example: Employee retention is a major focus for HR policies.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Attritional (ক্ষয়জনিত): Related to or caused by attrition.

Example: The attritional effects of the conflict weakened both sides.

Attrite (ক্ষয়প্রাপ্ত): To wear down or reduce gradually.

Example: The prolonged negotiation attrited the opposing party's patience.

9. Context:

Use "attrition" in professional settings to describe employee turnover, in warfare to describe

gradual weakening, or in any scenario involving steady loss or reduction.

10. Tips: Think of "attrition" as "a reduction over time"—similar to how a piece of stone wears
down due to constant friction or pressure.

APPRAISAL

1. Word: Appraisal

2. Bangla: মূল্যায়ন বা পর্যালোচনা

3. Pronunciation: অ্যাপ-প্রেই-জল

4. Definition: The act of assessing or evaluating the value, quality, or performance of something
or someone.

5. Examples:

1. The manager conducted an annual appraisal of each employee's performance.

2. The property appraisal revealed a higher market value than expected.

6. Synonyms:

Evaluation (মূল্যায়ন):

Example: The teacher's evaluation of the student's essay was very positive.

Assessment (পর্যালোচনা):

Example: The assessment of the project's success was based on customer feedback.

Judgment (বিচার):

Example: Her judgment of the artwork was appreciated by the gallery owner.

7. Antonyms:

Neglect (উপেক্ষা):

Example: The neglect of his duties led to his dismissal.

Disregard (উপেক্ষা):

Example: The boss showed disregard for the employee's efforts.

Ignorance (অজ্ঞতা):

Example: His ignorance of the rules caused several mistakes.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Appraise (মূল্যায়ন করা): To assess or evaluate.

Example: The jeweler appraised the diamond necklace for insurance purposes.
Appraiser (মূল্যায়নকারী): A person who conducts appraisals.

Example: The appraiser gave an accurate estimate of the house's worth.

Appraisable (মূল্যায়নযোগ্য): Something that can be appraised.

Example: The rare painting was highly appraisable.

9. Context:

Use "appraisal" in contexts like evaluating property, reviewing performance, or analyzing the
worth of an object or effort. It is common in professional, academic, and personal development
scenarios.

10. Tips: Remember "appraisal" by associating it with "praise," as appraisals often involve
evaluating something's value or quality—whether good or bad.

CONVOLUTED

1. Word: Convoluted

2. Bangla: জটিল বা পেঁচানো

3. Pronunciation: কন-ভো-লু-টেড

4. Definition: Extremely complex and difficult to follow, often because of being overly intricate or
twisted.

5. Examples:

1. The plot of the movie was so convoluted that it confused the audience.

2. He explained the convoluted legal process in simpler terms for everyone to understand.

6. Synonyms:

Complex (জটিল):

Example: The instructions were too complex for beginners to follow.

Intricate (জটিল এবং সূক্ষ্ম):

Example: The design of the carpet was intricate and beautiful.

Twisted (পেঁচানো):

Example: The twisted road made driving difficult.

7. Antonyms:

Simple (সরল):

Example: The rules of the game were simple and easy to learn.

Clear (স্পষ্ট):

Example: Her explanation was clear and easy to understand.

Straightforward (সহজবোধ্য):

Example: The process was straightforward and required no extra effort.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Convolution (জটিলতা বা পেঁচানো অংশ): The state of being convoluted.

Example: The convolution of the wires made it hard to untangle them.

Convolute (পেঁচানো বা জট পাকানো): To twist or coil something.

Example: The story convolutes as it progresses, making it harder to follow.

9. Context:

Use "convoluted" when describing something that is unnecessarily complicated, hard to

understand, or overly intricate, such as plans, processes, or explanations.

10. Tips: Think of "convoluted" as "coiled or twisted" like a tangled string—hard to make sense
of or unravel.

ABYSMAL

1. Word: Abysmal

2. Bangla: ভয়াবহ বা অত্যন্ত খারাপ

3. Pronunciation: অ্যা-বিস-মল
4. Definition: Extremely bad or of very poor quality; immeasurably deep.

5. Examples:

1. The team's performance in the final match was abysmal.

2. The living conditions in the slum were abysmal and heartbreaking.

6. Synonyms:

Terrible (ভয়ংকর):

Example: The service at the restaurant was terrible.

Dreadful (ভয়াবহ):

Example: He made a dreadful mistake during the interview.

Horrible (খুব খারাপ):

Example: The movie was horrible and not worth watching.

7. Antonyms:

Excellent (চমৎকার):

Example: Her speech was excellent and inspired everyone.

Outstanding (অসাধারণ):

Example: He received an award for his outstanding performance.

Superb (উত্তম):

Example: The food at the new restaurant was superb.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Abysmally (অত্যন্ত খারাপভাবে): In a way that is extremely bad or poor.

Example: The company performed abysmally in the last quarter.

Abyss (অতল): A very deep or seemingly bottomless hole or situation.

Example: He fell into an abyss of despair after losing his job.

9. Context:

Use "abysmal" to describe something of the lowest quality, such as poor performance, terrible
conditions, or bad outcomes. It can also emphasize something deep or profound in a negative
sense.

10. Tips: Remember "abysmal" by thinking of an "abyss," which is something extremely deep or
seemingly bottomless—usually in a bad way.

RIGOROUS

1. Word: Rigorous

2. Bangla: কঠোর বা নির্দ য়

3. Pronunciation: রি-গর-াস

4. Definition: Extremely thorough, strict, or demanding; often involving great effort or precision.

5. Examples:

1. The students went through rigorous training to prepare for the competition.

2. The new law was implemented with rigorous attention to detail.

6. Synonyms:

Strict (কঠোর):

Example: The teacher has strict rules about attendance.

Thorough (পূর্ণাঙ্গ):

Example: A thorough investigation was conducted into the case.

Demanding (পরিশ্রমী):

Example: The job was very demanding and required long hours.

7. Antonyms:
Lenient (সহনশীল):

Example: The teacher was lenient and allowed extra time for the assignment.

Relaxed (শিথিল):

Example: The rules at the summer camp were relaxed and easygoing.

Flexible (নমনীয়):

Example: The schedule was flexible to accommodate everyone's needs.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Rigor (কঠোরতা): The quality of being extremely thorough or strict.

Example: The rigor of the exam made it challenging for most students.

Rigorously (কঠোরভাবে): In a thorough or strict manner.

Example: The policy was rigorously enforced by the administration.

9. Context:

Use "rigorous" to describe strict processes, difficult tasks, or thorough examinations in contexts
like academics, law, training, or quality checks.

10. Tips: Associate "rigorous" with "rigid" to remember its strictness. Think of something
demanding precision and hard work.

AMID

1. Word: Amid

2. Bangla: মাঝে বা মধ্যে

3. Pronunciation: এ-মিড

4. Definition: In the middle of or surrounded by something, often referring to a situation or

environment.

5. Examples:

1. The teacher's voice was barely heard amid the noise of the students.
2. The country remained calm amid the political unrest.

6. Synonyms:

Amidst (মধ্যে):

Example: He stood amidst the cheering crowd.

Among (মধ্যে):

Example: The treasure was hidden among the old books.

Surrounded by (বেষ্টিত):

Example: She found herself surrounded by curious onlookers.

7. Antonyms:

Outside (বাইরে):

Example: The children played outside the house.

Beyond (অতীত):

Example: The solution lies beyond our current understanding.

Apart from (ছাড়া):

Example: Apart from the noise, the room was comfortable.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Amidst (মধ্য): A variant of "amid."

Example: They lived happily amidst the beauty of nature.

9. Context:

Use "amid" when describing being surrounded by physical objects, emotions, or situations. It is
often used in both literal and figurative contexts.

10. Tips: Remember "amid" as being "a-mid" something—right in the middle of a scenario or
situation.

NOTION

1. Word: Notion

2. Bangla: ধারণা বা মতামত

3. Pronunciation: নো-শন

4. Definition: A belief, idea, or opinion about something, often without full knowledge or
understanding.

5. Examples:

1. She rejected the notion that success is purely based on luck.

2. He had a vague notion of how the machine works.

6. Synonyms:

Idea (ধারণা):

Example: The idea of traveling to Paris excites me.

Concept (ধারণা):

Example: The teacher explained the concept of gravity to the students.

Belief (বিশ্বাস):

Example: Her belief in kindness is inspiring.

7. Antonyms:

Reality (বাস্তবতা):

Example: The reality of the situation was much harsher than we expected.

Fact (তথ্য):

Example: It’s a fact that the earth revolves around the sun.

Certainty (নিশ্চয়তা):

Example: There is no certainty about tomorrow’s weather.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Notional (ধারণাগত): Relating to a notion or idea.

Example: His plans were notional and lacked practical details.

9. Context:

Use "notion" to express an idea, belief, or understanding that might not be fully formed or
accurate. It is often used in discussions about opinions or abstract thoughts.

10. Tips: Associate "notion" with "note"—like a quick mental note or thought about something.
This will help you remember it as an idea or belief.

ENAMORED

1. Word: Enamored

2. Bangla: মুগ্ধ

3. Pronunciation: এ-না-মর্ড

4. Definition: Deeply in love with or fascinated by someone or something.

5. Examples:

1. She is completely enamored with the beauty of the sunset.

2. The audience was enamored by the singer’s performance.

6. Synonyms:

Infatuated (আকৃ ষ্ট)

Example: He was infatuated with her charming smile.

Captivated (মুগ্ধ)

Example: The children were captivated by the magician's tricks.

Charmed (আকৃ ষ্ট)

Example: She was charmed by his polite manners.

7. Antonyms:

Uninterested (অনাগ্রহী)

Example: He seemed uninterested in the lecture.

Disenchanted (মোহভঙ্গ)

Example: Fans were disenchanted after the band canceled the show.

Repelled (বিরক্ত)

Example: She was repelled by his rude behavior.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Enamor (মুগ্ধ করা): To fill with love or admiration.

Example: His kindness enamored everyone around him.

9. Context:

Use "enamored" when talking about admiration, love, or fascination toward a person, idea, or
experience, often romantic or heartfelt.

10. Tips: Think of "enamored" as being emotionally "en-amor-ed" (in love). Memorize it with
"amor," which means love in Latin.

MUTINY

1. Word: Mutiny

2. Bangla: বিদ্রোহ

3. Pronunciation: (মিউটিনি)

4. Definition: A situation where a group of people refuse to obey orders and try to overthrow
those in charge, especially in a military or naval context.

5. Examples:

1. The soldiers staged a mutiny against their commander.

2. The crew of the ship mutinied when they were treated unfairly.

6. Synonyms:

Rebellion (বিদ্রোহ): A fight or resistance against authority.

Example: The rebellion spread across the country, and many joined in.

Insurrection (বিদ্রোহ): A violent uprising against authority.

Example: The insurrection was crushed by the military after days of fighting.

Uprising (অভ্যুত্থান): A situation where people rise up against the government or leaders.

Example: The uprising led to the overthrow of the dictator.

7. Antonyms:

Obedience (অধ্যবসায়): Following rules or commands without resistance.

Example: His obedience to the rules earned him respect.

Loyalty (নিষ্ঠা): Being faithful or supportive to a leader or cause.

Example: The soldier's loyalty to his king was unquestionable.

Compliance (অনুগমন): Following the rules or requests of someone in charge.

Example: Her compliance with the new regulations was exemplary.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Mutiny (noun) - বিদ্রোহ

Example: The mutiny was quickly put down by the authorities.

Mutinous (adjective) - বিদ্রোহী

Example: The mutinous behavior of the soldiers was condemned.

Mutinously (adverb) - বিদ্রোহীভাবে

Example: They mutinously refused to follow their orders.

9. Context:

In history: You can use the word when talking about events where groups revolted, like the
famous "Mutiny of 1857" in India.

In the military: It refers to soldiers or crew members rebelling against their commanders.

In everyday use: It can describe any form of defiance or rebellion, not necessarily in a violent
context.

10. Tips:

Think of the word “mutiny” as a combination of "mute" (silence or refusal to obey) and "unity"
(grouping together for a cause). This can help remind you that a mutiny involves a group
refusing to follow orders.

INTRICATE

1. Word: Intricate

2. Bangla: জটিল

3. Pronunciation: ইন-ট্রি-কেট

4. Definition: Very complicated or detailed, with many parts that are connected.

5. Examples:

1. The artist’s painting is full of intricate details.

2. The instructions were so intricate that I had to read them twice.

6. Synonyms:

Complex (জটিল)

Example: The math problem was too complex for me to solve.

Detailed (বিস্তারিত)

Example: The architect presented a detailed blueprint of the house.

Elaborate (বিস্তৃ ত)
Example: She wore an elaborate dress for the wedding.

7. Antonyms:

Simple (সরল)

Example: The puzzle was simple enough for a child to solve.

Clear (পরিষ্কার)

Example: His explanation was clear and easy to understand.

Straightforward (সোজাসাপ্টা)

Example: The task was straightforward and didn’t take much time.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Intricacy (জটিলতা): The quality of being intricate.

Example: The intricacy of the design amazed everyone.

Intricately (জটিলভাবে): In a very detailed or complex way.

Example: The necklace was intricately designed.

9. Context:

Use "intricate" to describe designs, patterns, systems, or plans that are complex or detailed, like
architecture, art, or problem-solving.

10. Tips: Think of "intricate" as "in-trick," meaning something tricky because of its many small,
connected parts.

UNFAZED

Word: Unfazed (adjective)

Bangla: অপ্রভাবিত/অবিচলিত

Pronunciation: আনফেইজড

Definition: Not bothered, worried, or shocked by something unexpected or challenging.

Examples:

1. She remained unfazed despite the tough questions during the interview.

2. How can he stay unfazed in such a stressful situation?

Synonyms:

1. Calm (শান্ত): He remained calm under pressure.

2. Composed (স্থিতিশীল): She stayed composed during the emergency.

3. Unshaken (অবিচলিত): He was unshaken by the sudden criticism.

Antonyms:

1. Agitated (বিক্ষু ব্ধ): She became agitated after hearing the bad news.

2. Disturbed (বিক্ষিপ্ত): The loud noise disturbed his concentration.

3. Shocked (আশ্চর্য): He was shocked by the unexpected announcement.

Transformation:

1. Unfazed (adjective): She was unfazed by the rumors.

Context: Use "unfazed" to describe someone who remains steady or unaffected by pressure,
stress, or challenges.

Tips: Associate "unfazed" with being mentally strong and unaffected by surprises.

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WIMP

Word: Wimp (noun)

Bangla: দুর্বল বা ভীতু ব্যক্তি

Pronunciation: উইম্প

Definition: A weak, cowardly, or timid person who avoids challenges or difficulties.

Examples:

1. Don’t be such a wimp; stand up for yourself!

2. Why does he act like a wimp in tough situations?

Synonyms:

1. Coward (কাপুরুষ): He was called a coward for not joining the fight.

2. Weakling (দুর্বল ব্যক্তি): The weakling couldn’t lift the heavy box.

3. Timid person (লাজুক ব্যক্তি): A timid person rarely speaks in public.

Antonyms:

1. Hero (নায়ক): The hero saved the children from the fire.

2. Brave (সাহসী): She was brave enough to take on the challenge.

3. Strong (শক্তিশালী): He proved to be strong both physically and mentally.

Transformation:

1. Wimpy (adjective: দুর্বল): Stop being wimpy and take some risks!

Context: Use "wimp" informally to describe someone who avoids confrontation or challenges.

Tips: Associate "wimp" with fear or hesitation to take bold actions.

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REVAMP

Word: Revamp (verb, noun)

Bangla: সংস্কার করা/পুনর্গঠন

Pronunciation: রিভ্যাম্প

Definition: To improve, renovate, or make changes to something, especially to make it more

modern or efficient.

Examples:

1. The company decided to revamp its marketing strategy.

2. Do you like the revamp of the old building into a modern office?

Synonyms:
1. Renovate (সংস্কার করা): They renovated the house after the flood.

2. Overhaul (সামগ্রিক সংস্কার): The machine requires a complete overhaul.

3. Upgrade (উন্নত করা): She upgraded her phone to the latest model.

Antonyms:

1. Damage (ক্ষতি করা): The storm severely damaged the bridge.

2. Worsen (খারাপ করা): His careless remarks worsened the situation.

3. Ruin (ধ্বংস করা): Mismanagement ruined the company’s reputation.

Transformation:

1. Revamped (adjective: সংস্কারকৃ ত): The revamped website looks more user-friendly.

Context: Use "revamp" when describing improvements to systems, designs, or processes.

Tips: Think of "revamp" as giving something a "new and improved" version.

SALVATION

Word: Salvation (noun)

Bangla: পরিত্রাণ/মুক্তি

Pronunciation: স্যালভেশন

Definition: The act of being saved or protected from harm, loss, or a negative situation; in
religious terms, deliverance from sin or its consequences.

Examples:

1. Many people turn to religion in search of salvation.

2. Is there any salvation for the company after such heavy losses?

Synonyms:

1. Redemption (পাপমোচন): His good deeds led to his redemption.

2. Deliverance (মুক্তি): The army fought for the deliverance of their people.

3. Liberation (স্বাধীনতা): The country celebrated its liberation from oppression.

Antonyms:
1. Damnation (অভিশাপ): His actions led to eternal damnation in the story.

2. Doom (বিপর্যয়): The ship was sailing toward its doom in the storm.

3. Destruction (ধ্বংস): The lack of care led to the destruction of the ancient ruins.

Transformation:

1. Save (verb: রক্ষা করা): She saved her friend from drowning.

2. Salvage (verb: উদ্ধার করা): They managed to salvage some valuables from the wreck.

Context: Use "salvation" in religious discussions or when referring to being rescued from trouble
or despair.

Tips: Relate "salvation" to being "saved" in both spiritual and practical contexts.

INFATUATION

Word: Infatuation (noun)

Bangla: মোহ/অন্ধ আকর্ষণ

Pronunciation: ইনফ্যাচু য়েশন

Definition: A strong but often short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something.

Examples:

1. His infatuation with her lasted only a few months (noun).

2. Is this true love or just a fleeting infatuation? (noun)

Synonyms:

1. Obsession (আসক্তি): Her obsession with fashion made her spend all her money on clothes.

2. Crush (প্রেম): He had a huge crush on his classmate in high school.

3. Fascination (মুগ্ধতা): His fascination with cars started when he was a child.

Antonyms:

1. Disinterest (অনীহা): She showed complete disinterest in the topic.

2. Indifference (উদাসীনতা): His indifference towards her feelings was hurtful.

3. Hatred (ঘৃণা): Their hatred for each other grew after the argument.

Transformation:

1. Infatuated (adjective: মোহগ্রস্ত): She was infatuated with the new celebrity in town.

2. Infatuate (verb: মোহিত করা): The charm of the place infatuated everyone who visited.

Context: Use "infatuation" to describe intense, often unrealistic feelings of admiration or love,
especially in romantic or superficial situations.

Tips: Associate "infatuation" with temporary, over-the-top admiration that fades quickly.

SHAMBOLIC

Word: Shambolic (adjective)

Bangla: বিশৃঙ্খল/গোলমালপূর্ণ

Pronunciation: শ্যামবলিক

Definition: Extremely disorganized, chaotic, or messy.

Examples:

1. The event was so shambolic that no one knew what to do (adjective).

2. Why does your desk always look so shambolic? (adjective)

Synonyms:

1. Chaotic (অগোছালো): The traffic in the city is chaotic during rush hour.

2. Disorganized (বিশৃঙ্খল): The disorganized meeting wasted everyone's time.

3. Messy (অগোছালো): His messy handwriting was hard to read.

Antonyms:

1. Organized (সুশঙ্খ
ৃ ল): The event was perfectly organized and smooth.

2. Orderly (পরিপাটি): The classroom was orderly and clean.

3. Neat (পরিচ্ছন্ন): She keeps her room neat and tidy.

Transformation:

1. Shambolically (adverb: বিশৃঙ্খলভাবে): The team performed shambolically during the final match.
Context: Use "shambolic" when describing something that is poorly planned, disorganized, or in
chaos.

Tips: Picture a complete mess or a failed attempt at organization to remember "shambolic."

HIDEOUS

1. Word: Hideous

2. Bangla: ভয়ানক বা বিকট

3. Pronunciation: হি-ডি-অ্যাস

4. Definition: Extremely ugly, unpleasant, or horrifying to look at or think about.

5. Examples:

1. The monster in the movie had a hideous face that terrified the children.

2. The hideous crime shocked the entire town.

6. Synonyms:

Horrible (ভয়ংকর)

Example: The food had a horrible smell that no one could stand.

Repulsive (বিরক্তিকর)

Example: His repulsive attitude drove people away.

Grotesque (অস্বাভাবিক কুৎসিত)

Example: The statue had a grotesque shape that caught everyone’s attention.

7. Antonyms:

Beautiful (সুন্দর)

Example: She wore a beautiful dress to the event.

Attractive (আকর্ষণীয়)
Example: The park has many attractive flowers and plants.

Lovely (মনোমুগ্ধকর)

Example: The little girl has a lovely smile.

8. Transformation of the word in different parts of speech:

Hideousness (ভয়ানকতা): The state of being hideous.

Example: The hideousness of the crime left everyone speechless.

Hideously (ভয়ানকভাবে): In a hideous or horrifying manner.

Example: The house was hideously decorated with mismatched colors.

9. Context:

Use "hideous" to describe something extremely unpleasant, whether it's about appearance,
behavior, or situations. It is often used in dramatic or negative contexts.

10. Tips: Think of "hideous" as something so awful it makes you want to "hide." Remember the
word with this mental image.