Here are a few typical words often seen on vocabulary tests, along with example sentences to help you understand their meaning:
Sample Vocabulary Words with Examples
Advocate (v.)
To argue in favor of something.
Example: She advocates equal rights for all citizens.Banal (adj.)
Dull or commonplace.
Example: The movie’s plot was banal and predictable.Benevolent (adj.)
Marked by kindness or goodwill.
Example: The benevolent teacher donated books to the library.Pragmatic (adj.)
Practical and realistic.
Example: His decision was pragmatic, not emotional.Precarious (adj.)
Unstable or dangerous.
Example: The ladder was in a precarious position.Persistent (adj.)
Continuing despite difficulties.
Example: Her persistent efforts led to success.Bias (n.)
A tendency to prefer one thing over another unfairly.
Example: The judge showed no bias during the trial.Perpetual (adj.)
Continuing without end.
Example: The region is in a state of perpetual conflict.Postulate (v.)
To assume as true for the sake of argument.
Example: Scientists postulated the existence of a new planet.Predatory (adj.)
Seeking to exploit or oppress others.
Example: The company was accused of predatory business practices.
These words are frequently chosen for vocabulary assessments and will help improve both your comprehension and usage in exams.
- Rosy : A situation that is hopeful, optimistic and can lead to happiness or success. = a positive situation.
- Eg: 1. The financial situation of the company is rosy.
- 2.Our day was rosy as we went out for a movie.
- Contemplate : Thinking deeply about something.
- Eg: 1. We contemplated the situation before giving any answer.
- Blemish : A mark that that spoils the appearance of something OR spoils the situation.
- Eg: The changing of the team members was a blemish as the team missed.
- Exaggerate : Larger than realty.
- Eg: Do not exaggerate about the party that you attended by adding unnecessary details.
- Stop exaggerating about the party.
- Euphoria : Extreme happiness.
- Eg: The team felt a sense of euphoria after winning the match.
- Enigmatic : Mysterious or impossible to understand.
- Eg: She has an enigmatic personality
- Wary: To be cautious or not trustworthy.
- Eg: I was wary of the situation.
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