Understand what you Read
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AccurateTo be exact and correct. For example: She was able to accurately count the numbers of mangoes in the box. | |
AdvocateTo speak in support of others. For Example: He advocated for the land rights of the community living near the forests. | |
AmpleMore than enough. Example: There is ample food for lunch. | |
AncestorMembers of the same family which lived way before us. For Example: My ancestor might never imagined using mobile phones. | |
AntiqueAny objects which have high value because it is very old. For Example: In the museum, you will see a lot of antique objects. | |
ArbitrarySomething which is done without having a reason. For Example: A good judge should not make arbitrary decisions. | |
ArrangeTo put things in order or neatly. For Example: Anil likes to arrange the books in order. | |
AssessTo test the ability or quality of something or someone. For Example: Tamarind Tree students are assessed everyday. | |
AttemptTo try completing something even if it may be difficult. For Example: I attempted the question even though it was tough. | |
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BlindfoldedA piece of cloth tied around someone's head to cover the eyes. For Example: For playing the game 'Pin the tail', we have to blindfold the player. | |