adjective B2 Greek origin halhalcyon /ˈhælsiən/ · HAL-see-un پرسکونپر سکونسکون بھرا Roman Urdu: par sukoon ENGLISH MEANING Calm, peaceful, and tranquil. Halcyon describes a period or atmosphere that is calm and undisturbed. It is often used nostalgically to refer to golden days of peace. The word adds a poetic, slightly literary tone to the description.[...]
noun B2 Greek origin cacophony /kəˈkɒfəni/ · kuh-KOF-uh-nee بے ترتیب شورغیر مطابقتی آوازیںآوارہ سر Roman Urdu: ghair mutabik awaz ENGLISH MEANING A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds. Cacophony refers to a loud, jarring mixture of noises that clash rather than harmonize. It is often used to describe noisy environments like busy markets, traffic jams, or[...]
noun C1 Latin origin sagacity /səˈɡæsɪti/ · suh-GAS-i-tee فہمدانائیعقلمندی Roman Urdu: Fahm ENGLISH MEANING The quality of being wise or having good judgment. Sagacity refers to keen mental discernment and the ability to make sound decisions. It is often used to praise someone's insightful thinking or strategic planning. The word carries a formal tone, suitable[...]
adjective C1 Latin origin quintessential /kwɪnˈtɛsənʃəl/ · kwin-TESS-en-shuhl مثالیاہم تریننمونے جیسا Roman Urdu: misaali ENGLISH MEANING The most perfect example of something. When something is described as quintessential, it represents the purest, most typical example of its kind. Use it to convey that an object, person, or idea embodies the essential qualities without any flaws.[...]
noun C1 English (derived from Persian place name via Arabic) origin serendipity /ˌserənˈdɪpɪti/ · seh-ruhn-DIP-ih-tee اچانک خوشگوار اتفاقخوش قسمتی سے ملنے والااتفاقی خوشی Roman Urdu: Achanak Khushgawar Ittifaq ENGLISH MEANING A happy accident or pleasant surprise that occurs unintentionally. Serendipity describes the phenomenon of finding something valuable or delightful while not specifically looking for it.[...]