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Power of Words for 11th December :

Vacancy (n) :emptiness, empty space, a gap, an unoccupied post
Vacant (adj.) : unoccupied, empty, devoid or thought of interest
Vacate (v) : to give up, to quit
Vacation (n) : period of being free form work or duty, recess, holiday, act of vacating
Vaccinate (v) : to inoculate with a vaccine against small pox
Vacillate (v) : waver mentally, fluctuate
Vacuum (n) : empty space, devoid of matter
Vagabond (n) : a purposeless, wandering person
Vagabond (adj.) : having no living place
Vagary (n) : a wild fancy, a caprice
Vagrant (n) : an idle wanderer
Vague (adj.) : unsettled in meaning indefinite, uncertain, doubtful
Vain (adj.) : without use, futile, conceited, feeling high of oneself, foolish
Vainglory (n) : boastfulness, vanity, empty pride
Vainly (adv.) : uselessly, proudly
Vale (n) : a low lying tract of land
Valedictory (adj.) : of or in the nature of a farewell
Valet (n) : a man servant
Valetudinarian (n) : a person of infirm health
Valiant (adj.) : brave
Valid (adj.) : sound, well based, legal
Valid (n) : validity
Validate (v) : to make valid, legalize
Valley (n) : a vale
Valour (n) : courage, bravery, prowess
Valuable (adj.) : articles of high value or use
Value (n) : worth, price
Value (v) : appreciate
Valve (n) : a contrivance to control the flow of air, gas or liquid in a certain direction
Vamp (n) : the upper part of shoe
Vandalism (n) : hostility or artistic works
Vane (n) : weathercock
Vanguard (n) : the foremost division of any army
Vanish (v) : disappear suddenly
Vanity (n) : worthlessness, vain, self pride
Vanilla (n) : a genus of climbing orchidaceous plants, native of tropical America
Vanquish (v) : a conquer, to suppress or overcome
Vapid (adj.) : tasteless, not interesting
Vaporize (v) : to convert into vapour
Vapour (n) : steam, fog, gaseous form of a substance
Variable (adj.) : alternate
Variance (n) : difference in opinion, not in agreement

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