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Vocabulary Lesson for 19th July :

Nephew (n) : the son of brother or sister; (fem) : niece
Nepotism (n) : undue favour shown to one’s relative
Neptune (n) : the god of sea, a planet
Nervous (adj.) : easily agitated or frightened, pertaining to the nerves
Nervousness (n) : fear
Nest (n) : place for birds to lay eggs and shelter young ones
Nest (v) : to build a best and live in
Nestle (v) : hug, lie close and cherish, make and settle in a nest
Nestling (n): a very young bird unable to fly out of the nest
Net (n) : a meshed fabric of twine, chord, hair, etc., a contrivance
Net (v) : catch in a net
Net (adj.) : free of deduction
Nether (adj.) : lying beneath, lower
Nethermost (adj.) : lowest
Nettle (n) : a plant covered with stinging hairs
Network (n) : work formed like a net
Neural (adj.) : pertaining to the nerves
Neurotic (adj.) : affecting nervous system
Neurotic (n) : one who has bad nerves
Neuter (adj.) : belonging to neither sex
Neutral (adj.) : of neither party
Neutral (n) : one occupying a neutral position
Neutrality (n): condition of not taking sides
Never (adj.): not ever, at no time
Nevertheless (adv) : not with standing that
New (adj.): recently made, fresh, not seen or known before
News (n - singular) : tidings, break the news
News-boy (n) : a boy who sells newspapers
Newspaper (n) : paper containing news
Next (adj.) : adjoining
Next (adv.) : after a happening
Next (n) : next person or thing
Nib (n): a pen point
Nibble (v) : gnaw bit by bit
Nibble (n) : small bits, an act of biting in bits
Nice (adj.): precise, exact, pleasing, fine
Nicety (n) : minute different
Niche (n) : a recess or hollow in the wall
Nick (n) : notch; cut, having sloping edges like critical time
Nickel (n) : a white silver-like metal
Nick-knacks (n) : trifles
Nickname (n) : a name given in fun or scorn
Nicotine (n) : a poisonous juice in tobacco

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