Assessing VocabularyEnglish Vocabulary Index
Assessing Vocabulary for 27th August :
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Principle (n) : basic rule, fundamental essence
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Print (v) : impress, publish
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Print (v) : mark left by pressing something
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Prior (adj.) : former, earlier
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Prior (n) : head of a monastery
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Priority (n) : claim to first consideration
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Prism (n) : a solid glass triangular body
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Prison (n) : a building in which criminals are shut up
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Prisoner (n) : one shut up in a prison
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Pristine (adj.) : original, ancient
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Prithee (interj) : I pray thee
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Privacy (n) : seclusion, secrecy
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Private (n) : not holding official position, secret, personal
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Private (n) : a common soldier
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Privation (n) : lack of things necessary for comfort or health, want , hardship
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Privet (n) : an evergreen shrub
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Privilege (n) : right, special favour
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Privy (adj.) : private
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Privy (n) : latrine
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Prize (n) : gift for a merit
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Prize (v) : value highly
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Probability (n) : likelihood, reasonableness, chance
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Probable (adj.) : likely to be true likely to happen, likely
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Probable (adv) : probably
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Probation (n) : a state or period of being tested
- Probe (v) : examine thoroughly
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Probe (n) : an instrument used by doctors for learning about the depth and direction of the wound
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Probity (n) : tried and proved virtue, honesty, uprightness
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Problem (n) : something to be worked out, anything that is hard to understand or deal with
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Procedure (n): way or manner of doing business
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Proceed (v) : go forward, continue, go on
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Proceeding (n): action, behaviour
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Proceeds (n.pl) : issue, yield
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Process (n) : a course, method of doing, order issued by a law court
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Procession (n) : number of persons marching in a orderly way
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Proclaim (v) : make known publicly
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Proclaim (n) : proclamation
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Proclivity (n) : a tendency, leaning towards something, inclination
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Procrastination (n) : habit of delaying, postponement
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Procure (v) : acquire, bring about
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Prod (v) : to prick, to urge on
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Prodigal (adj.) : wasteful, liberal in giving
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Prodigious (adj.) : immense, great
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Prodigy (n) : person of abnormal ability or talents, uncommon phenomenon
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