Daily Vocabulary Part-2

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Vocabulary Part - 2

11. Abide:(पालन करना)

Meaning: dwell; abide by: comply with; put up with; tolerate;

Mnemonics: : bide in abide sounds like bind(something that binds you).....so abid means that fails to bind you from your heart..but you merely have to tolerate

12. Abject:(निकृष्ट)

Meaning: (of a condition) wretched; as low as possible; lacking pride; very humble; showing lack of self-respect;

Mnemonics: : Abject sounds like REJECT. Poor people are like REJECTED (Abject) people in the society.

13. Abjure:(त्यागना)

Meaning: renounce upon oath.

Mnemonics: : abjure ~ ab (away) + jure (jury). He abjured (rejected, moved away from) her earlier statements in front of jury.

14. Ablution:(स्नान)

Meaning: washing.

Mnemonics: : ablution ~ a + blue + solution; just imagine some blue color solution used for washing clothes.

15. Abnegation:(अस्वीकार)

Meaning: renunciation; self-sacrifice; self-abnegation.

Mnemonics:Ab-negate ~ relate negate to negative and ab to away. It implies subtracting something.

Renouncing some important aspect of your life means sacrificing something.
abnegate: ab+nahi+get; meaning giving up something

16. Abode:(निवास)

Meaning: dwelling place; home.

Mnemonics: : abode sounds jus like aboard= a+board... boarding refers to living room or place

17. Abolish:(समाप्त करना)

Meaning: cancel; put an end to, get rid of.

Mnemonics: : a + polish (bolish): a polish puts an end to the dullness of shoes.

18. Abominable:(घिनौना)

Meaning: detestable; extremely unpleasant.

Mnemonics: : AVOMIN "(pretty famous drug) given wen u feel a vomiting sensation (which is an unpleasant feeling)..Associate avomin to abomin...

19. Abominate:(घृणा करना)

Meaning: loathe; hate.

Mnemonics: : omi here sounds like omit, we omit the things we hate

20. Aboriginal:(आदिवासी)

Meaning: being the first of its kind in a region; primitive; native; indigenous; N. aborigine.
Mnemonics: : A+B+Origin+all : A-B are origin(initials) of all English alphabets. i.e. first of its kind