verb B2 Old French origin languish /ˈlæŋɡwɪʃ/ · LANG-gwish کمزور پڑناپست ہوناغیر فعال ہونا Roman Urdu: kamzor padna ENGLISH MEANING To become weak, lose vitality, or fall into decline. Languish describes a gradual loss of strength, health, or spirit, often because of neglect or adverse conditions. It is used for living things, emotions, or even[...]
noun B2 French origin panache /pəˈnæʃ/ · puh-NASH اندازجوشپھُر Roman Urdu: andaaz ENGLISH MEANING A strikingly confident and stylish flair. Panache refers to a bold, flamboyant confidence that makes a person stand out, especially in how they dress or act. It implies a lively, charismatic energy that is both elegant and daring. Use it when[...]
noun B2 Latin origin Nimbus /ˈnɪm.bəs/ · NIM-buhs بادلگردابنِمباس Roman Urdu: baadal ENGLISH MEANING A rain‑bearing cloud or a glowing halo around a figure. Nimbus refers to a dense, often dark cloud that brings rain, or it can describe a luminous halo seen around saints or deities. It is frequently used in literary and meteorological[...]
adjective B2 Greek origin enigmatic /ˌɛnɪɡˈmætɪk/ · en-ig-MAT-ik پراسرارمبہمپھچان سے باہر Roman Urdu: parasraar ENGLISH MEANING Mysteriously puzzling or hard to interpret. Enigmatic describes something that is deliberately ambiguous, like a hidden clue or a secretive smile. It is used for people, statements, or situations that provoke curiosity because their meaning is not obvious. The[...]
noun B2 Greek origin pseudonym /ˈsjuːdənɪm/ · SOO-de-nim فرضی ناماستعارہ نامنقلی نام Roman Urdu: farzi naam ENGLISH MEANING A fictitious name an author uses instead of their real name. A pseudonym is a made‑up name adopted by writers, artists, or speakers to hide their identity or create a separate persona. It is often used in[...]
noun B2 Latin origin levity /ˈlɛvɪti/ · LEV-i-tee لطافتہلکی مزاحبے بنیاد خوشی Roman Urdu: Latafat ENGLISH MEANING Lightness of mind or humor, especially in serious situations. Levity refers to a playful or humorous attitude that lightens a solemn atmosphere. It is used when someone injects wit or casualness into a conversation. The word carries a[...]
noun B2 Arabic via Medieval Latin origin zenith /ˈzɛnɪθ/ · ZEE-nith عروجچوٹیاوج Roman Urdu: urooj ENGLISH MEANING The highest point directly overhead; the peak of something. Zenith refers to the point in the sky exactly above an observer, or metaphorically to the highest stage or most successful point of something. Use it when you want[...]
noun | adjective B2 Greek origin melancholy /ˈmɛlənˌkɒli/ · MEL-uhn-KOL-ee اداسیغمگینیدل کی گہرائیوں کا غم Roman Urdu: Udaasi ENGLISH MEANING A deep, lingering sadness. Melancholy describes a thoughtful, often pensive sadness that is not necessarily tied to a specific event. It is used in literature and conversation to convey a reflective, somber mood rather than[...]
noun B2 Greek origin paradox /ˈpærədɒks/ · PAR-uh-doks متناقضمخالفپراسرار Roman Urdu: Mutanaqiz ENGLISH MEANING A statement that seems self‑contradictory but may hold a hidden truth. A paradox is a claim or situation that appears absurd or logically impossible, yet on deeper inspection it may reveal a valid insight. It is often used in philosophy, science,[...]
noun B2 French origin verve /vɜːrv/ · vurv جوشپرجوشیحماس Roman Urdu: Josh ENGLISH MEANING Energy, enthusiasm, and spirited vitality. Verve describes a lively, vigorous quality in a person’s actions, speech, or performance. It is used when something is done with excitement and flair, making it stand out. The word adds a touch of elegance when[...]