1. Zenith (n.) – ज़ैनिथ – शीर्षबिंदु
At the time of 1986, he, in this game, had reached its zenith.
The sun is at its zenith exactly at 12 noon.
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2. Accelerate (v.) – ऐक्सलरेट - गति बढ़ाना / तेज़ी लाना
Rohit accelerated his car and overtook me.
The government has to accelerate its privatisation programme.
3. Calumniate (v.) – कलमनिएट - बदनाम करना
Don’t calumniate anyone just by listening to what others say.
When you calumniate others, your own image gets spoiled/ deteriorated by itself.
4. Expel (n.) - एक्सपेल - बाहर निकालना
When Brijesh was having fun during the class, the teacher expelled him.
Those people who criticize the country while living in it and plan for its decline, such people should be expelled from the country.
5. Lament (n.) - लेमेंट - शोक / अफ़सोस
We should work when we have time on our side, and else we will be able to lament over and do nothing.
Nakul is lamenting his mistakes.
6. Delusion-(n.) - डिल्यूज़न – भ्रम
He is living in such a delusion that he will go on to become such a human who won’t make any mistakes, but it’s impossible.
Many times it happens to us that we feel like money is everything in life, but the truth is understood later that it was just a delusion.
7. Somewhat (adv.) – समवट - कुछ हद तक / थोड़ी
Your English speaking is now somewhat better than before.
The wind has been blowing somewhat speedily since this morning.
8. Inertia (n.) - इनर्शिया - आलस्य / जड़ता
Many things either get stuck in between due to inertia, or they never get completed.
Bored from his previous job, Anmol left the inertia and started doing work in which he had a real interest.
9. Polite (adj.) – पोलाइट - विनम्र / सभ्य
My mother is very kind and polite.
Everybody likes polite people.
10. Ambition (n.) – ऐम्बिशन - महत्वाकांक्षा / अभिलाषा
His ambition is to become a lawyer.
It is very important to have an ambition to move forward in life.