You will most probably find these words in competitive exams like GRE. Learn them by heart to score higher marks.<\/p>\n
Easily tricked: gullible<\/strong><\/p>\n Willing to believe; not suspicious or skeptical: credulous<\/strong><\/p>\n Inexperienced, unsophisticated: naive<\/strong><\/p>\n Frank; not given to concealment: ingenuous<\/strong><\/p>\n Within the city: intraurban<\/strong><\/p>\n Anger, hatred, hostility: animus<\/strong><\/p>\n Sophistication, courtesy, polish: urbanity<\/strong><\/p>\n Referring to the countryside: rural<\/strong><\/p>\n Word with negative or derogatory connotation: pejorative<\/strong><\/p>\n To spend time in the country: rusticate<\/strong><\/p>\n Residential areas near big cities: suburbia<\/strong><\/p>\n Residential areas far from big cities: exurbia<\/strong><\/p>\n Unsophisticated, uncultured: rustic<\/strong><\/p>\n Keenness of mind: perspicacity<\/strong><\/p>\n To interrupt suddenly: punctuate<\/strong><\/p>\n Piercing in taste, smell, wit etc: pungent<\/strong><\/p>\n Clearness of style or language: perspicuity<\/strong><\/p>\n A look forward: prospect<\/strong><\/p>\n Act or process of looking inwards: introspection<\/strong><\/p>\n Carefully looking around: circumspect<\/strong><\/p>\n Looked forward to: prospective<\/strong><\/p>\n Big-heartedness; quality of forgiving easily: magnanimity<\/strong><\/p>\n Petty-mindedness: pusillanimity<\/strong><\/p>\n All being of one mind: unanimity<\/strong><\/p>\n Calmness, composure: equanimity<\/strong><\/p>\n Anger, hostility, hatred, resentment: animosity<\/strong><\/p>\n Ability either to do many different things well, or to function successfully in many areas: versatility<\/strong><\/p>\n Bearing of pain without complaint: stoicism<\/strong><\/p>\n Great courage, fearlessness: intrepidity<\/strong><\/p>\n Fear and trembling: trepidation<\/strong><\/p>\n A sparkling with wit or cleverness: scintillation<\/strong><\/p>\n Mother ruler of a family, tribe or nation: matriarch<\/strong><\/p>\n A literary work or an event that follows another: sequel<\/strong><\/p>\n Poetic word for sorrow: dolour<\/strong><\/p>\n Burial ceremonies: obsequies<\/strong><\/p>\n Horseman: equestrian<\/strong><\/p>\n Relating to money: pecuniary<\/strong><\/p>\n Exaggeratedly sad: doleful<\/strong><\/p>\n Parade of mounted riders: cavalcade<\/strong><\/p>\n Unmindful of another’s feelings: cavalier<\/strong><\/p>\n Mounted soldiers: cavalry<\/strong><\/p>\n Expression of sympathy: condolence<\/strong><\/p>\n Gallantry to women: chivalry<\/strong><\/p>\n Excessively polite and fawning: obsequious<\/strong><\/p>\n Noisily troublesome: obstreperous<\/strong><\/p>\n Courteous and attentive to women: chivalrous<\/strong><\/p>\n Complaining, nagging: querulous<\/strong><\/p>\n Haughtily disdainful: supercilious<\/strong><\/p>\n Gaunt, corpselike: cadaverous<\/strong><\/p>\n Highhanded: cavalier<\/strong><\/p>\n Moral decay: decadence<\/strong><\/p>\n Expression of sympathy: condolence<\/strong><\/p>\n Courtesy to women: chivalry<\/strong><\/p>\n Tending to drink a lot: bibulous<\/strong><\/p>\n Relating to money: pecuniary<\/strong><\/p>\n To give in; to stop resisting: capitulate<\/strong><\/p>\n Working together for greater effect: synergy<\/strong><\/p>\n To behead: decapitate<\/strong><\/p>\n Harmless: innocuous<\/strong><\/p>\n A feeling of well-being, both physical and emotional: euphoria<\/strong><\/p>\n Feeling contradictory ways at the same time: ambivalent<\/strong><\/p>\n Killing of masses of people: genocide<\/strong><\/p>\n To spread slander about: malign<\/strong><\/p>\n Economical in speech: laconic<\/strong><\/p>\n Inheritance from one’s father: patrimony<\/strong><\/p>\n Belief in many gods: polytheism<\/strong><\/p>\n A person aggressively fighting for a cause: militant<\/strong><\/p>\n In good faith: bona fide<\/strong><\/p>\n Babbling ceaselessly about trivia: garrulous<\/strong><\/p>\n To rob of life or vigour: devitalize<\/strong><\/p>\n Scrupulously careful in the observance of proper procedure: punctilious<\/strong><\/p>\n Secret or concealed: clandestine<\/strong><\/p>\n Acute feeling of homesickness: nostalgia<\/strong><\/p>\n Like a lion in appearance or temperament: leonine<\/strong><\/p>\n Like a dog: canine<\/strong><\/p>\n Like a cat: feline<\/strong><\/p>\n Like a pig: porcine<\/strong><\/p>\n Foxlike in appearance or temperament: vulpine<\/strong><\/p>\n Like a wolf: lupine<\/strong><\/p>\n Like a horse: equine<\/strong><\/p>\n A riotous merrymaking or festivities: carnival<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You will most probably find these words in competitive exams like GRE. 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