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WORD: DISCREETPART OF SPEECH: AdjectiveURDU: محتاط، رازدار، دانا و محتاطPRONUNCIATION: dih-SKREET /dɪˈskriːt/SIMPLE MEAN...
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WORD: DISCREET

PART OF SPEECH: Adjective

URDU: محتاط، رازدار، دانا و محتاط

PRONUNCIATION: dih-SKREET /dɪˈskriːt/

SIMPLE MEANING: Careful not to attract attention, cause embarrassment, or reveal private information.

ADVANCED DEFINITION: Showing prudent restraint in speech or behavior, especially when handling sensitive, private, or potentially embarrassing matters.

HOW IT IS USED: “Discreet” is commonly used when someone handles a sensitive situation quietly and tactfully rather than drawing attention to it. It can describe a person, action, conversation, inquiry, or service.

EXAMPLE: She made a discreet inquiry about the confidential position without letting her colleagues know she was interested.

SYNONYMS: tactful, unobtrusive, circumspect

ANTONYM: indiscreet

COLLOCATIONS: discreet inquiry • discreet manner • discreet conversation • discreet assistance

MEMORABLE PHRASE: “Handle it quietly, handle it wisely.”

WORD: RELUCTANTPART OF SPEECH: AdjectiveURDU: ہچکچاہٹ کا شکار، آمادہ نہ ہونا، دل نہ چاہناPRONUNCIATION: rih-LUK-tuhnt /r...
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WORD: RELUCTANT

PART OF SPEECH: Adjective

URDU: ہچکچاہٹ کا شکار، آمادہ نہ ہونا، دل نہ چاہنا

PRONUNCIATION: rih-LUK-tuhnt /rɪˈlʌktənt/

SIMPLE MEANING: If you are reluctant to do something, you do not really want to do it and hesitate before doing it.

ADVANCED DEFINITION: Unwilling or hesitant to undertake an action, especially because of doubt, uncertainty, fear, or a lack of enthusiasm.

HOW IT IS USED: Reluctant describes a person's hesitation or unwillingness to do something. It is commonly followed by to + verb: reluctant to speak, reluctant to leave, reluctant to accept. It often suggests that the person eventually may do the thing, but does not want to.

EXAMPLE: Although she knew the opportunity was valuable, she was reluctant to leave the familiar life she had built.

SYNONYMS: hesitant · unwilling

ANTONYM: willing

COLLOCATIONS: reluctant to admit · reluctant to leave · reluctant to accept · reluctant participant

MEMORABLE PHRASE: “One step forward, one hesitation back.”

WORD: CONSPICUOUSPART OF SPEECH: AdjectiveURDU: نمایاں، واضح، سب کی نظر میں آنے والاPRONUNCIATION: kuhn-SPIK-yoo-uhs /kə...
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WORD: CONSPICUOUS

PART OF SPEECH: Adjective

URDU: نمایاں، واضح، سب کی نظر میں آنے والا

PRONUNCIATION: kuhn-SPIK-yoo-uhs /kənˈspɪkjuəs/

SIMPLE MEANING: Something conspicuous is very easy to notice because it stands out from everything around it.

ADVANCED DEFINITION: Clearly visible or attracting attention because of being unusually prominent, distinctive, or noticeable.

HOW IT IS USED: Use conspicuous when something stands out and immediately catches attention, especially because it is different from its surroundings. It can describe people, objects, colors, behavior, mistakes, or absences.

EXAMPLE: The bright red umbrella was conspicuous among the sea of black umbrellas outside the station.

SYNONYMS: noticeable · prominent · striking

ANTONYM: inconspicuous

COLLOCATIONS: conspicuous presence · conspicuous difference · conspicuous absence · conspicuous display

MEMORABLE PHRASE: “Impossible to overlook.”

WORD: IMPECCABLEPART OF SPEECH: AdjectiveURDU: بے عیب، بے نقص، نہایت عمدہPRONUNCIATION: im-PEK-uh-buhl /ɪmˈpekəbəl/SIMPL...
09/08/2026

WORD: IMPECCABLE

PART OF SPEECH: Adjective

URDU: بے عیب، بے نقص، نہایت عمدہ

PRONUNCIATION: im-PEK-uh-buhl /ɪmˈpekəbəl/

SIMPLE MEANING: Something that is impeccable has no noticeable faults, mistakes, or flaws.

ADVANCED DEFINITION: Perfectly executed or maintained, with no faults, defects, or shortcomings.

HOW IT IS USED: Use impeccable to describe exceptionally high standards of quality, behavior, appearance, performance, taste, manners, or accuracy. It is stronger and more sophisticated than simply saying “excellent” or “perfect.”

EXAMPLE: Her impeccable attention to detail transformed an ordinary presentation into a remarkably polished one.

SYNONYMS: flawless · faultless · pristine

ANTONYM: flawed

COLLOCATIONS: impeccable manners · impeccable timing · impeccable taste · impeccable craftsmanship

MEMORABLE PHRASE: “Not a flaw in sight.”

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