noun B2 Latin via French origin tranquility /træŋˈkwɪlɪti/ · tran-KWIL-i-tee سکونپرسکونیتآرام Roman Urdu: Sukoon ENGLISH MEANING The state of being calm and free from disturbance. Tranquility describes an atmosphere or feeling of deep peace and quiet. It is often used for places like a quiet garden or a calm mind. The word carries a gentle,[...]
adjective C1 Latin origin ineffable /ɪˈnɛfəbəl/ · i-NEF-uh-bul قابلِ بیان نہ ہوناناقابلِ بیانعدمِ بیان Roman Urdu: na-qabil-e-bayan ENGLISH MEANING Too great or beautiful to be expressed in words. Ineffable describes something so extraordinary, sublime or profound that it escapes normal description. It is often used in poetic or spiritual contexts to convey awe. The word[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin luminous /ˈluːmɪnəs/ · LOO-min-uhs چمکدارنورانیتابناک Roman Urdu: chamakdar ENGLISH MEANING Emitting or reflecting a bright light. Luminous describes something that shines brightly or gives off light, either literally (like a lamp) or figuratively (like a luminous idea). It is often used to highlight vividness and clarity, and carries a positive, radiant[...]
verb B2 Latin origin flourish /ˈflʌrɪʃ/ · FLU-rish پھلناترقی کرناکامیاب ہونا Roman Urdu: taraqqi karna ENGLISH MEANING To grow or develop in a healthy, vigorous way. Flourish means to thrive and become more beautiful or successful, often after a positive change. It can describe plants, economies, people, or ideas that are prospering. The word carries[...]
noun B2 Greek origin Zephyr /ˈzɛfər/ · ZE-fur ہوا کی نرم جھونکاہلکی نسیمنرم ہوا Roman Urdu: hawa ki narm jhonka ENGLISH MEANING A light, gentle breeze. A zephyr is a soft, mild wind, often associated with pleasant weather. It is used poetically to describe a refreshing breeze that feels soothing. The word adds an elegant,[...]
noun B2 Latin origin serenity /səˈrɛnɪti/ · suh-REN-ih-tee پُرامنیتسکونطمأنین Roman Urdu: puramanat, sakoon, tamaneen ENGLISH MEANING The state of being calm and untroubled. Serenity describes a deep, lasting calmness, often associated with inner peace or a tranquil environment. It is used when you want to emphasize a sense of quiet confidence or lack of disturbance.[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin benevolent /bɪˈnɛvələnt/ · bi-NEV-uh-lent خیراندیشنیک نیتیسخاوت مند Roman Urdu: khairandaish ENGLISH MEANING Showing kindness and a desire to help others. A benevolent person acts with genuine goodwill and generosity toward others. It is often used to describe charitable actions, kind-hearted people, or organizations that aim to improve lives. The word carries[...]
noun B2 Middle English origin gossamer /ˈɡɒsəmər/ · GOSS-uh-mer بہت باریک اور ہلکا کپڑانازک جالسب سے ہلکی ریشم Roman Urdu: bahut bareek aur halka kapra ENGLISH MEANING A very fine, light, and delicate material. Gossamer refers to something extremely thin, light, and almost translucent, like a spider's web or the finest silk. It is often[...]
adjective B2 English origin whimsical /ˈwɪmzɪkəl/ · whim-ZIH-kul غیر حقیقیدلکشپُرلیلی Roman Urdu: Ghair Haqiqi ENGLISH MEANING playfully fanciful or quirky. Whimsical describes something that is playfully imaginative, unpredictably odd, or quaintly charming, often evoking a light‑hearted feeling. It is commonly used for art, behavior, or stories that seem fanciful rather than serious. The word adds[...]
adjective C1 English (late 18th century) origin flabbergasted /ˈflæb.ɚ.ɡæs.tɪd/ · FLAB-er-GAS-ted حیراندنگچونکا ہوا Roman Urdu: Hairaan, Dung, Chonkah hua ENGLISH MEANING Extremely surprised or shocked. When someone is flabbergasted, they are overwhelmed by an unexpected event and find it hard to speak. It is a strong, informal word used to convey astonishment beyond simple surprise.[...]