The document contains definitions for various words. It defines aristocracy as the highest class in certain societies. It also defines acquainted as being familiar with a person, din as a loud noise that lasts a long time, and bustle as to do things in a hurry. It provides definitions for over 50 words.

1. Word Meaning Synonym
Aristrocracy the highest class in certain societies
Acquainted being familiar with a person Familiar
Din a loun unpleasent noice that last for long time
Bustle To do things in a hurry way
murmur very quietly talking
Cattle a group of animals
Persuade making someone believe something induce
Ascertain to discover something find out, discover
vast extreamly big
immense,giant,eno
rmous
Turbulent not stable or calm unstable
Nocturnal night owl(being active at ni8 than day)
Emerge abirvab howa come out, appear
Occupy dokhol kora (people move into something)
Crest top of something
Manoeuvre koushol
Uncanny - Strange
Limb an arm
Traverse travel across or through.
Conviction a firmly held belief or opinion
Compel force or oblige (someone) to do something.
pinprick
A very small hole in something where a pin or middle hen been
pushed into it.
Distinct
different in nature from something else of a similar
type
Endemic Regularly occurring within an area or community
Reckon consider or regard in a specified way
Fine Art creative art
Manuscript
a book, document, or piece of music written by hand
rather than typed
Convention
an agreement between states covering particular
matters

2. Homage special honour or respect shown publicly.
Delve reach inside
Intertwine twist or twine together
Disastrous
Extremly bad or unsuccessful Crest The top of highest part
of
distinguished
different in nature than something else by its
characteristics
briny salty
Reign the period of rule of a monarch
Monarch a sovereign head of state king, leader
Indulge allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of
Testament
something that serves as a sign or evidence of a
specified fact evidence, proof
ambiance environment atmosphere
arid dry
airing broadcasting
Gastronomic relating to the practice of cooking or eating good food.
aromatic having a pleasant and distinctive smell
realm a kingdom
hone smooth and sharpen (a blade)
untapped not yet exploited or used
aspiration a hope or ambition of achieving something.
ingenuity the quality of being clever, original, and inventive
alike (of two or more people or things) similar to each other same similar
alight get off from a vehicle
assortment
a miscellaneous(various haha) collection of things or
people
nourish nurture (palon kora/pusha)
Velocity the speed of something in a given direction. speed, pace
deceased a dead person
majestic having or showing impressive beauty or scale.
savvy witty haha ... the ability to make good judgements
instigate bring about or initiate (an action or event)
exponentially very rapidly

3. erroneously in a mistaken way
Unleash release from a leash
ally songo (nato,nasa)
bloat excessive in size or amount.
accumulate gather together cumulate
gloomy dark
despondent in low spirits from loss of hope or courage.
dejected sad and depressed
patrons customers, consumers
exquisite beautiful, outstanding
epitome perfect example
opt out choose not to participate in something
strive make great efforts to achieve or obtain something
Pronto promptly; quickly
jot down write down
vulnerable too poor/weak (breakable with touch)
perceptible
upolobdhi/dekha/notice kora zay emon even if it is
sligh movement --
tangible perceptible by touch
comprehend bujha-- understand
affluent wealthy
affinity
a natural liking for and understanding of someone or
something
perplex complicate or confuse (a matter)
Nestle settle or lie comfortably within or against something
seamless
smooth and continuous, with no apparent gaps or
spaces between one part and the next
embark start kora nijukto owa like I embarked on a new career
cornerstone
an important quality or feature on which a particular
thing depends or is based.
abundance a very large quantity of something
heed pay attention to; take notice of.
entice attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage.
rectify put right; correct

4. fling throw or hurl forcefully
steep not reasonable; excessive
Momentary lasting for a very short time; brief.
contemporary living or occurring at the same time
simulate imitate the appearance or character of imitate, mimic
nerve-racking causing stress or anxiety.
probe examine (something) with the hands or an instrument
primitive ancient
miscarrige an unsuccessful outcome of something planned
derive obtain something from (a specified source)
apocalyptic momentous or catastrophic (durjug, dongso)
bring to an end bring to an end.
opaque not able to be seen through; not transparent
jeopardize Peril (risk,bipod)
reluctant unwilling and hesitant
withstand remain undamaged
onslaught a fierce or destructive attack.
blister an annoying person.
thud thud
conglomerate mixture
particle the least possible amount
molecule little amount
redundant not or no longer needed or useful
pivotal vital
discord disagreement between people
trace find or discover by investigation
derelict pritakto
cemetary somadhi
rove travel constantly without a fixed destination wanderer
conclusively ultimately
rig set up (equipment or a device or structure)
descendants next generation (blood related vatija fua etc)

5. archipelago an extensive group of islands
horizon the limit of a person's knowledge
splash
a sound made by something striking or falling into
liquid
Comprehensive Complete; including all aspects or elements
Conscientious Diligent; showing care and attention to detail(bibek)
Meticulous Extremely careful and precise
Flourish
To thrive or prosper; to grow or develop in a strong and
healthy way
Eloquent Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing
Intricate
Complex or detailed; having many interconnected
parts or elements
Pragmatic Practical
Impeccable Flawless; without any faults or errors
Astute
Perceptive; having a keen understanding of situations
and people
Ubiquitous Present or found everywhere
Resilient Able to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks
Euphoric Intensely happy or joyful
Exemplary Serving as a worthy example;
Profound Deep; having great meaning or significance
Resolute Determined
Ambiguous Having multiple possible meanings or interpretations
Circumvent To find a way around; to bypass or avoid
Debilitate To weaken or make someone or something feeble
Exacerbate To make a problem, situation, or feeling worse
Formidable
Inspiring fear or respect due to being impressively
powerful or skilled
Incessant Continuing without pause or interruption
Rampant
Widespread and uncontrollable; flourishing or growing
unchecked
Surreptitious Done secretly
Encompass surround and have within
dam build a dam across (a river or lake)

6. Abundant Plentiful; existing in large quantities
Alleviate
To make something less severe, intense, or painful; to
ease or relieve
Ambivalent
Having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about
something or someone
Anecdote
A short and amusing or interesting story about a real
incident or person
Arbitrary
Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than
any reason or system
Articulate Expressing oneself clearly and effectively; well-spoken
Awe-inspiring Evoking a feeling of wonder, admiration, or reverence
Benevolent Well-meaning and kind; characterized by goodwill
Candid
Honest, frank, and straightforward in speech or
expression
Capricious
Unpredictable; liable to sudden and unaccountable
changes of mood or behavior
Coherent
Logical and consistent; holding together in a unified
and understandable way
Connotation
An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its
literal or primary meaning
Conscientious
Thorough, diligent, and attentive to detail; guided by a
sense of duty
Contradict
To be in conflict with; to assert the opposite of what
someone else has said
Cultivate
To foster or develop a skill, quality, or relationship over
time
Deprive
To deny someone or something the possession or use
of something
Discern
To perceive or recognize something with clarity and
accuracy
Dwindle
To gradually diminish or reduce in size, amount, or
intensity
Eccentric
Unconventional or slightly strange; deviating from the
normal or expected
Elusive
Difficult to find, catch, or achieve; evasive or hard to
define

7. Endow
To provide or equip someone with a quality, talent, or
asset
Enigmatic Mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand
Exemplary
Serving as a desirable model or example; outstanding
or commendable
Exploit
To make full use of and derive benefit from something
or someone
Facade
An outward appearance that conceals the true nature
or feelings of something or someone
Fickle
Likely to change frequently or suddenly; not loyal or
consistent in decision-making
Flourish
To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way; to
thrive
Formidable
Inspiring fear, respect, or awe due to being
impressively powerful or skilled
Foster
To encourage or promote the development or growth
of something
Frivolous Lacking seriousness or importance; trivial or silly
Galvanize
To shock or excite someone into taking action; to spur
or stimulate
Gratify
To give someone pleasure or satisfaction; to fulfill or
indulge a desire or wish
Hamper
To hinder or impede the progress or movement of
someone or something
Haphazard
Random, disorganized, or lacking any clear pattern or
principle
Hypothetical
Based on or involving a hypothesis; uncertain or
unproven
Imminent About to happen; impending or near at hand
Impartial
Fair and unbiased; treating all parties or people
equally
Implausible
Not seeming reasonable or probable; unlikely or
difficult to believe
Incorporate To include or integrate something as part of a whole
Indigenous
Native to a particular region or environment;
originating or occurring naturally in a place
Inevitable Certain to happen; unavoidable or bound to occur

8. Inhibit To hinder, restrain, or hold back someone or something
Innovative
Introducing new ideas, methods, or techniques;
creative and forward-thinking
Insightful
Exhibiting deep or perceptive understanding; providing
valuable or enlightening information
Integrate
To combine or bring together separate elements into a
whole
Intricate
Complex or detailed; having many interconnected
parts or elements
Intuitive
Based on instinct or feeling rather than conscious
reasoning; easily understood without the need for
explicit instruction
Irrefutable
Impossible to deny or refute; beyond dispute or
argument
Juxtapose
To place two or more things together for the purpose of
comparison or contrast
Keen
Sharp or highly developed; having or showing
eagerness or enthusiasm
Lavish
Extravagant, abundant, or characterized by luxury or
excess
Meticulous
Extremely careful and precise; showing great attention
to detail
Nurture
To care for, protect, and encourage the growth and
development of something or someone
Obsolete No longer in use; outdated or no longer relevant
Opulent
Luxurious or lavish; characterized by wealth and
abundance
Paradox
A seemingly contradictory statement or situation that
may be true or valid
Perseverance
Persistence in doing something despite difficulty,
obstacles, or setbacks
Pervasive
Spreading widely throughout an area or group;
prevalent or extensive
Pinnacle
The highest point or peak of achievement, excellence,
or success
Plausible
Seeming reasonable or probable; worthy of belief or
consideration

9. Pragmatic
Dealing with things realistically and practically, based
on practical considerations
Prevalent
Widespread or commonly occurring; widely accepted
or practiced
Proficient
Skilled or competent in doing something; having a high
level of expertise
Prolific
Producing a large amount or number of something;
highly productive or fertile
Prominent
Widely known, recognized, or distinguished;
conspicuous or important
Provoke
To stimulate, incite, or cause someone to react,
especially deliberately
Pundit
An expert or authority in a particular subject; a
knowledgeable commentator or critic
Quell
To put an end to; to suppress or quiet something, such
as a feeling or uprising
Refute
To prove something to be false or incorrect; to disprove
or contradict
Resilient
Able to recover quickly from difficulties, setbacks, or
adversity
Revitalize
To give new life, energy, or vitality to something; to
revive or rejuvenate
Rhetoric
The art of persuasive or effective speaking or writing;
language designed to have an impact
Sanction
To give official permission or approval to something; to
authorize or endorse
Saturated
Filled to capacity; thoroughly soaked, impregnated, or
supplied
Scrutinize To examine or inspect closely and critically
Seamless
Smooth and continuous, without any visible or obvious
transitions or breaks
Sporadic
Occurring irregularly or at scattered intervals;
infrequent or unpredictable
Stimulate
To excite, provoke, or encourage activity, growth, or
development