noun B2 Latin origin diligence /ˈdɪlɪdʒəns/ · DIL-i-ju-ens محنتکوششدقت Roman Urdu: Mehnat ENGLISH MEANING Steady and earnest effort to accomplish something. Diligence describes a consistent, careful, and focused effort toward a task or goal. It is used when praising someone's hard work, especially when that effort is sustained over time. The word carries a positive[...]
verb B2 Latin & Italian origin galvanize /ˈɡæl.vəˌnaɪz/ · GAL-vuh-nize تحریک کرنابرق دیناچست بنانا Roman Urdu: harkat mein laana ENGLISH MEANING To stimulate or inspire someone to take action. Galvanize means to cause a person or group to become excited, motivated, or energetic about a task or cause. It is often used in contexts where[...]
verb B2 Latin origin traverse /trævɜːrs/ · trav-ERS عبور کرناپار کرناچکر لگانا Roman Urdu: Aboor karna ENGLISH MEANING To move across or through something. Traverse means to go from one side of an area, object, or obstacle to the other. It is often used for physical movement, like walking across a field, but can also[...]
verb B1 Latin origin germinate /ˈdʒɜːrmɪneɪt/ · JUR-min-ate اگرو بڑھاناپھوٹنانواں ہونا Roman Urdu: agro barhana ENGLISH MEANING To begin to grow or develop, especially a seed or idea. Germinate describes the moment when a seed starts to sprout or when an idea takes its first shape. It is often used in scientific contexts for plants,[...]
noun B2 Latin origin spectrum /ˈspɛktrəm/ · SPEC-truhm سپیکٹرمدائرہحدود Roman Urdu: spectrum ENGLISH MEANING A range or series of related things, such as colors, frequencies, or ideas. Spectrum refers to a continuous series of elements that vary subtly from one extreme to another, like the colors of a rainbow or the range of radio frequencies.[...]
noun B2 Greek origin Axiom /ˈæk.siəm/ · AK-see-uhm آکسِیومقانونی حقیقتاصل Roman Urdu: Aksiyom ENGLISH MEANING A self‑evident truth or universally accepted principle. An axiom is a statement accepted as true without proof, often forming the basis of logical reasoning or mathematical systems. It is used in formal arguments where the premise is indisputable. The power[...]
noun B2 Latin origin oblivion /əbˈlɪv.i.ən/ · ub-LIV-ee-un فراموشیغفلتناآنکھ Roman Urdu: faramoshi ENGLISH MEANING The state of being completely forgotten or unknown. Oblivion describes a condition where something or someone has vanished from memory and public awareness. It is often used for lost works, forgotten histories, or people no longer remembered. The word adds a[...]
noun B2 Arabic origin kismet /ˈkɪz.mət/ · KIZ-mət قسمتنصیبپاٹ Roman Urdu: kismet ENGLISH MEANING Fate or destiny, especially an unchangeable power governing events. Kismet refers to a predetermined course of events that is believed to be beyond human control. It is often used in a poetic or philosophical context to describe events that seem inevitable.[...]
verb B1 Latin origin liberate /ˈlɪbəˌreɪt/ · li-ber-ATE آزاد کرنانکالناخلاص کرنا Roman Urdu: Azad karna ENGLISH MEANING To set someone or something free from control or confinement. Liberate means to release a person, group, or thing from oppression, restriction, or captivity. It is often used in political, social, or personal contexts where freedom is restored.[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin plausible /ˈplɔːzɪbəl/ · PLAA-zi-buhl قابلِ قبولمعقولممکن Roman Urdu: qabil-e-qubool ENGLISH MEANING Seeming reasonable or likely to be true. Something that is plausible appears to be logical and believable based on the evidence at hand. It is often used when judging arguments, stories, or explanations. A plausible claim is not guaranteed to[...]