noun C1 Greek origin dichotomy /daɪˈkɒt.ə.mi/ · die-KOT-uh-mee دو حصوں میں تقسیمدوّامی فرقمخالف جزویات Roman Urdu: do hisson mein taqseem ENGLISH MEANING A division or contrast between two things that are or are presented as opposites. A dichotomy refers to a clear split into two opposing parts, ideas, or categories. It is often used in[...]
noun B1 Old English origin mirth /ˈmɜːrθ/ · MURTH خوشیمسرتہنسی Roman Urdu: Khushi ENGLISH MEANING A feeling of great joy or amusement. Mirth describes a lively, light‑hearted happiness that often results in laughter. It is used when talking about an atmosphere or reaction that is openly joyous, such as a comedy show or a festive[...]
adjective B2 Greek origin ephemeral /ɪˈfɛm(ə)rəl/ · i-FEM-uh-ruhl فانیعارضیمختصر المدتی Roman Urdu: faanee ENGLISH MEANING lasting for a very short time. ‘Ephemeral’ describes something that exists or is enjoyed only briefly, such as a fleeting feeling or a short‑lived trend. It is often used to emphasize the transitory nature of an experience, art, or natural[...]
noun B2 Greek origin kaleidoscope /kəˈlaɪdəˌskoʊp/ · kuh-LY-doh-skohp کالیڈوسکوپنقشۂ شبیہمنظرِ رنگین Roman Urdu: rang biranga manzar ENGLISH MEANING A tube with mirrors and colored pieces that makes changing patterns when rotated. It is an optical instrument that produces a succession of colorful designs as the pieces inside shift. The term is also used metaphorically to[...]
noun B2 Latin origin solitude /ˈsɒlɪtuːd/ · SOL-i-tood تنہائیاکیلاپنعزائی Roman Urdu: tanhāī ENGLISH MEANING The state of being alone, often in a peaceful way. Solitude refers to a condition of being by oneself, usually by choice, where one can reflect or relax without external disturbances. It is different from loneliness because it carries a positive[...]
noun B1 Greek origin harmony /ˈhɑːr.mə.ni/ · HAR-muh-nee ہم آہنگیمطابقتآہنگ Roman Urdu: Hum Aahangi ENGLISH MEANING A pleasant agreement or combination of parts. Harmony refers to a pleasing arrangement of elements that work well together, such as notes in music, ideas in a discussion, or people in a team. It is often used to describe[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin ebullient /ɪˈbʊl.i.ənt/ · i-BULL-yent پُرجوشسرکشجوشدار Roman Urdu: purjosh ENGLISH MEANING Cheerfully lively and full of energy. Ebullient describes a person or atmosphere that is bubbling with enthusiasm and high spirits. It is used when someone shows vivid, infectious optimism that lifts others. The word adds a vivid, almost visual quality to[...]
adjective B2 French origin gallant /ˈɡæl.ənt/ · GAL-uhnt شجاعدلیرمحترمانہ Roman Urdu: shujaa ENGLISH MEANING Brave and courteous, especially toward women. ‘Gallant’ describes a person who shows bold bravery combined with polite, chivalrous behavior. It is often used for heroic deeds that also display respect and honor. The word can also imply a stylish or dashing[...]
noun B2 American English origin gumption /ˈɡʌmpʃən/ · GUMP-shun جوزحوصلہجذبہ Roman Urdu: josh / hosla ENGLISH MEANING Bold courage and spirited initiative. Gumption refers to a mix of bravery, determination, and a proactive attitude. It is often used to praise someone who takes bold action despite risk. The word carries an informal, upbeat tone that[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin dormant /ˈdɔːr.mənt/ · DOR-muhnt غیر فعّالسکون میںپرسکون Roman Urdu: ghair fa'al ENGLISH MEANING Inactive for the moment but capable of becoming active. Something that is dormant is not currently active, yet it retains the potential to awaken or start working. It is often used for natural phenomena, business projects, or ideas[...]