English (Compulsory) For Class IX - Glossary or Words / Meanings
English (Compulsory) For Class IX - Glossary or Words / Meanings
Rana Arsalan
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GLOSSARY
Words / Meanings From All Chapters
A
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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1. | Abundance | A large quantity. |
2. | Access | Be within reach for use. |
3. | Accomplishments | Achievements. |
4. | Acumen | The ability to understand things quickly and clearly. |
5. | Aggressive | Likely to attack. |
6. | Air | The mixture of gases that all living things breathe. |
7. | Airs | Showing-off manner. |
8. | Alliance | A kind of working relationship. |
9. | Analogies | Similar families / condition between two things. |
10. | Ancestors | Family members who were before the grandparents. |
11. | Ancestral roots | Place where forefathers lived. |
12. | Anecdotes | Short, amusing, real stories. |
13. | Antibodies | Substances in the blood that fight against diseases. |
14. | Arm | Shoulder to the hand part of the human body. |
15. | Arms | Weapons, e.g., guns or explosives. |
16. | Arrogant | Behaving in a proud manner. |
17. | Aspects | Particular parts or sides. |
18. | Aspirations | Strong desires. |
19. | Astray | Away from the correct path or direction. |
20. | Attain | Succeed in getting. |
21. | Awhile | For a short time. |
B
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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22. | Backdrop | Background. |
23. | Beetle nut | A hard small nut that people in some parts of the world chew. |
24. | Beware | Be careful |
25. | Bitter | Feeling great dislike or anger. |
26. | Blessed | Fortunate. |
27. | Blithe | Without cares and worries. |
28. | Boast | Source of pride. |
29. | Bold | Confident and brave. |
30. | Borne | Put up with. |
31. | Break of day | Dawn. |
32. | Burden | Main part. |
C
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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33. | Calligraphy | Artistic handwriting. |
34. | Capture | Get control over something. |
35. | Character | Qualities that people show in their behaviour. |
36. | Characters | Persons in a novel, play, etc. |
37. | Chills | Feeling of coldness |
38. | Clarification | Make something clear and easy to understand. |
39. | Clot | A lump formed in the blood, which stops or disturbs the flow of blood. |
40. | Collapse | To sit or lie down and relax, especially after working hard, etc. |
41. | Compile | To collect information together. |
42. | Commences | Begins. |
43. | Commuting | Travelling from one place to another. |
44. | Complaining | Saying that one is feeling pain or is not happy or satisfied with something. |
45. | Compromised | Adversely affected. |
46. | Consolidated | Made secure or strong. |
47. | Constipation | Not able to discharge solid waste from the body. |
48. | Consult | Go to someone for advice. |
49. | Contact | Touch in some way. |
50. | Contagious | A disease that can spread by touch. |
51. | Contribution | Time, money, effort or skill given for a cause. |
52. | Count on | Depend on/ consider. |
53. | Credit | Sell something for which the buyer pays later. |
54. | Culminating | Resulting in achieving what is wanted. |
55. | Cunning | Clever at cheating people. |
56. | Custom | A traditional and usually acceptable way of behaving or doing things. |
57. | Customs | The government department that collects taxes on goods brought in from other countries. |
D
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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58. | Departed | Left. |
59. | Desperately | Very much. |
60. | Destitute | Very poor/ not having any money. |
61. | Determined | Not changing a decision once made. |
62. | Devastation | Great destruction or damage |
63. | Devices | Things used for a particular purpose |
64. | Devotees | People who have faith in a particular religion or religious person. |
65. | Discover | Find out. |
66. | Discrimination | Different treatment for different people. |
67. | Disorientation | Loss of sense of direction. |
68. | Display | To put up something in a place where people can see it easily. |
69. | Distanced | Taken away. |
70. | Distinction | Difference. |
71. | Doffed | Took off his hat in respect. |
72. | Dwelt | Lived in or at a place. |
73. | Dynamic | Having a lot of energy. |
74. | Dysfunction | Problem in the working of some part of the body. |
E
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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75. | Elegance | Attractiveness. |
76. | Elegant | Attractive. |
77. | Embodiment | Solid form or shape. |
78. | Enthusiasm | A strong feeling of excitement. |
79. | Envisioned | Imagined as a future possibility. |
80. | Envy | The feeling of wishing to have what somebody else has or to be like somebody else. |
81. | Equitable | Fair and just. |
82. | Evaded | Did not come within reach. |
83. | Expel | Take out. |
F
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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84. | Fatal | Causing or ending in death, |
85. | Force | The strength or power of something. |
86. | Forces | An organized body of armed and specially trained people. |
87. | Foremost | Leading. |
88. | Frequently | Very often. |
G
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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89. | Glanced | Gave a quick look. |
90. | Glass | A container used for drinking something. |
91. | Glasses | A pair of lenses in a frame that rests on the nose and ears. |
92. | Gossips | Stories about other people's lives. |
93. | Grandeur | Great and impressive appearance. |
94. | Grateful | Feeling thankful for something. |
95. | Grief | Deep sadness. |
96. | Guiding principles | Rules that set the direction one takes. |
H
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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97. | Hale | Strong and healthy. |
98. | Harmony | Understanding and accepting each others' thoughts and feelings. |
99. | Havoc | Great damage or destruction. |
100. | Homage | Something said or done to show great respect. |
101. | Hospitality | Treating guests in a generous and welcoming manner. |
102. | Hosted | Organised an event. |
103. | Hypocrites | People who pretend to be what they are not. |
I
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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104. | Identical | The same. |
105. | Immune | Cannot be harmed by a disease because the body has developed the ability to fight it. |
106. | Impartiality | Not favouring any one person. |
107. | Implementing | Putting into effect. |
108. | Impressive | worth admiring. |
109. | Inflammation | A condition in which a part of the body is red, swollen and sore. |
110. | Insignificant | Unimportant/ having no value |
111. | Inspired | To develop a feeling or aim in someone for doing something. |
112. | Intense | Very great or severe. |
113. | Intonation | Use and fall of the voice in speaking. |
114. | Irrigation | Supplying water for the growth of crops. |
L
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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115. | Lark | A small brown bird. |
116. | Legitimate | According to the rules and laws. |
117. | Longing | Deep felt wish/ desire. |
M
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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118. | Manner | The way in which something is done. |
119. | Manners | Polite social behaviour. |
120. | Mealy | Shabby. |
121. | Meritocracy | Giving awards and positions to people according to their capability and performance. |
122. | Migrate | To move from one place to go or live in another place. |
123. | Miller | A person who owns or works a mill for grinding corn. |
124. | Moth | A flying insect that is attracted to light. |
125. | Mystic | A person who has spiritual power due to nearness to God. |
N
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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126. | Nausea | A feeling of wanting to be sick. |
127. | Navigation | Directing a ship or other vehicle for reaching a place. |
O
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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128. | Omnipotence | Having total power. |
129. | Opinions | Thoughts and ideas. |
130. | Oral | Traditions information passed by word of mouth from one generation to the next. |
P
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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131. | Pagans | People who do not believe in any of the main religions of the world. |
132. | Parasite | An animal or plant that lives on or in another and gets its food from it. |
133. | Philanthropist | A person who supports good causes, especially by giving money. |
134. | Piety | Strictly following the teachings of one's religion. |
135. | Pluralistic | Different groups of people living together in peace. |
136. | Polarization | Separation into two opposite groups. |
137. | Pondered | Think carefully for a long time before deciding |
138. | Pose | Pretend. |
139. | Predicate | A part of the statement that says something about the subject. |
140. | Preoccupied | Not paying attention because thinking or worrying about something else. |
141. | Prevailed | Widespread. |
142. | Principle | A rule for behaving in a certain way. |
143. | Prohibited | Did not allow doing something. |
144. | Pronounced | Very noticeable |
145. | Proponent | A person who supports a cause. |
Q
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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146. | Quest | Search. |
147. | Quoth | Said. |
R
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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148. | Realize | To make one's dreams, ideas, plans, etc. happen |
149. | Recall | Remember |
150. | Reciprocal | Act the language according to the situation. |
151. | Recognition | Officially recognizing somebody's ability or achievements, often by giving an award. |
152. | Rehearse | To practise privately what one is going to say or do. |
153. | Release | Let go |
154. | Relevant | Relating to or bearing upon the matter in hand. |
155. | Reluctantly | Unwilling, therefore slow to act, agree, etc. |
156. | Renowned | Famous. |
157. | Replaced | Taken the place of. |
158. | Respiratory | Breathing related. |
159. | Restless | Unable to stay still or be happy where one is. |
160. | Retain | Hold back. |
161. | Reverence | A feeling of great respect and admiration. |
S
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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162. | Saliva | Liquid produced in the mouth that helps one swallow and digest food. |
163. | Self-respect | Having a sense of pride for being/ having something. |
164. | Self-sufficient | Have enough to meet one's needs. |
165. | Shabby | In poor condition through much use or being badly cared for. |
166. | Shrewd | Clever. |
167. | Siblings | Brothers and sisters. |
168. | Sighed | Took a long deep breath. |
169. | Sight | A person or thing that looks bad or untidy. |
170. | Sights | The places of interest, especially in a town or city, that are often visited by tourists. |
171. | Simultaneously | At the same time. |
172. | Sparkling | Shining |
173. | Spectacle | The happening of something that is not accepted as normal. |
174. | Spectacles | Glasses worn to improve a person's sight. |
175. | Splendour | Grand and impressive beauty. |
176. | Stagnant | Standing in one place, not flowing or moving. |
177. | Steadfastness | Firmly staying on one path. |
178. | Straightaway | Immediately. |
179. | Structures | Things made of several parts. |
180. | Sufferings | People having physical or mental pain. |
181. | Superiority | To be higher in rank or position. |
182. | Supplication | Humble request/prayer. |
183. | Supportive | Giving help and sympathy. |
184. | Surplus | More than the amount needed. |
T
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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185. | Tamed | Made easy to control. |
186. | Tender | Kind, gentle and loving. |
187. | Thee | You. |
188. | Thine | Your. |
189. | Thou'dst | You would. |
190. | Thou'rt | You are. |
191. | Tireless | Working without showing any signs of being tired. |
192. | Transform | Change into something else. |
193. | Transfusion | Putting of one person's blood into another person's body. |
194. | Transmitted | To pass something from one person, place or thing to another. |
U
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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195. | Undesired | Unacceptable/ unwelcome. |
196. | Unified | Linked people together. |
197. | Universal | Applicable to or done by most people in the world. |
198. | Unparalleled | So great that there is nothing else like it. |
199. | Utensils | Pots, pans, etc. used for cooking or serving food. |
V
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
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200. | Versatile | Moving easily from one subject, skill, or occupation to another. |
201. | Victimization | Unfair suffering. |
202. | Voyages | Long journeys by sea. |
W
S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
---|---|---|
203. | Weathered | Brown, rough and lined or damaged skin because one has spent a lot of time outside in the sun and wind. |
204. | Wood | Material made from the trunk and branches of a tree. |
205. | Woods | An area of land, smaller than a forest, covered with growing trees. |
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