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[...]
noun B2 Middle English origin lilt /lɪlt/ · LILT (like "tilt" with an "l" at the start) سرسری لحنخوش مزاجی سے بولنانرم آواز Roman Urdu: Sarsari lehan, khush mizaji se bolna ENGLISH MEANING A cheerful, rhythmic way of speaking. Lilt refers to a pleasant, buoyant cadence in someone's voice, often making speech sound musical. It[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin reverent /ˈrɛv(ə)rənt/ · REV-uh-rent عاجزاحترام والاپرقدس Roman Urdu: Aajiz ENGLISH MEANING Showing deep respect or veneration. A reverent attitude is one that displays sincere admiration and respect, often in a solemn or awe‑filled way. It is used when talking about worship, ceremonies, or any situation that calls for a respectful stance.[...]
verb B1 Old English origin glisten /ˈɡlɪsən/ · GLI-sen چمکناتلّیوں کی طرح چمکنانرم روشنی میں دمکنا Roman Urdu: Chamkana ENGLISH MEANING To shine with a soft, reflected light. Glisten describes a gentle, sparkling shine, often seen on wet surfaces, eyes, or polished objects. It implies a subtle glow rather than a harsh or blazing light.[...]
noun B2 Latin origin perspective /pərˈspɛktɪv/ · per-SPEK-tiv نقطہ نظرنظریہدیکھنے کا زاویہ Roman Urdu: Nuqta-e-nazar ENGLISH MEANING The way you see or think about something. Perspective is the mental view or angle from which a person observes an event, object, or idea. It shapes how facts are interpreted and decisions are made, and it can[...]
noun B2 English origin keystone /ˈkiːstoʊn/ · KEE-stohn بنیادی پتھراہم پتھرمرکزی پتھر Roman Urdu: bunyadi pathar ENGLISH MEANING The central, most important stone in an arch that holds the structure together. A keystone is the wedge‑shaped stone at the top of an arch that locks the other stones in place, making the arch stable. Metaphorically,[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin facetious /fəˈsiːʃəs/ · fuh-SEE-shuhs مزاحیہتفریحیچُست Roman Urdu: Mazahiya ENGLISH MEANING Treating serious matters with inappropriate humor. When someone is facetious, they make jokes about serious topics in a playful but often insensitive way. It conveys a flippant, witty attitude that can be seen as disrespectful if the timing is wrong. Use[...]
noun B2 Greek origin plethora /ˈplɛθərə/ · PLETH-uh-rah کثرتبہڑزیادتی Roman Urdu: Kasrat ENGLISH MEANING A large or excessive amount of something. Plethora refers to an abundance or overabundance of items or quantity, often more than is needed or desired. It is commonly used in formal or academic contexts to emphasize surplus. اردو معنی پلیتھورا کا[...]
verb B2 Latin origin concatenate /kənˈkætəˌneɪt/ · kuhn-KAT-uh-nayt جوڑناملاناسلسلہ وار بنانا Roman Urdu: jurna ENGLISH MEANING To link things together in a series. Concatenate means to join two or more items end‑to‑end, forming a single, continuous sequence. It is widely used in computer programming when strings or data sets are combined. The nuance is that[...]