Vocab A Words || Synonyms and Antonyms || Vocabulary Words English Learn || English With Rani Mam

Brief Summary

This video is a comprehensive English lesson focused on vocabulary building for competitive exams. Rani Mam covers a wide range of words from A to Z, providing meanings, synonyms, and examples to help students understand and remember them. The session includes interactive elements like asking students for meanings and using mnemonics to aid recall.

• Vocabulary building from A to Z
• Synonyms and examples for better understanding
• Interactive session with student participation
• Tips for exam preparation and memorization

Introduction

Rani Mam welcomes students to the A to Z series, designed to comprehensively cover vocabulary for exams. She emphasizes the importance of practice and revision, stating that the series will cover approximately 150 words per session, aiming to make students exam-ready. She also mentions that PDFs of the lessons will be available on her Telegram channel, encouraging students to join for additional resources.

Abrogate to Anal

The lesson begins with the word "abrogate," meaning to cancel or reject. Rani Mam provides synonyms like "repeal" and explains its opposite. She then moves on to "anal," clarifying it means to enjoy by spending, distinguishing it from "dual."

Exterminate to Delay

Rani Mam explains "exterminate" as spending to reject and "invalidate" as something reputed that was not validated or justified. She uses examples to illustrate the meanings and encourages students to note down the words. The term "delay" is discussed in relation to procrastination, emphasizing its connection to postponing tasks.

Duration to Flattery

"Duration" is defined as an interval or time period. "Flattery" is explained with examples, including "lip service," which means insincere praise. Rani Mam stresses the importance of recognizing flattery and not being swayed by it.

Amicable to Harmonious

"Amicable" is related to love and peace, while "harmonious" describes a relationship with immense friendship and agreement. She encourages students to take notes and remember these words.

Hatred to Coward

"Hatred" is discussed with synonyms like "clash" and "purification" is explained as a process of cleansing. "Coward" is defined as someone who lacks confidence, contrasting with being bold.

Emphasize to Alert

"Emphasize" is explained in the context of highlighting a question, while "authoritative" is defined as putting one's point across. "Alert" is described as being careful and watchful.

Ardent to Assess

"Ardent" is described as hardworking and careful, while "assess" means to evaluate or judge. She uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Acute to Android

"Acute" is defined as intense and clear, relating to sharp intelligence. "Android" is mentioned, and students are encouraged to subscribe to the channel.

Speaker to Newbie

The session covers various words, including "newbie," which means someone who is new and still learning. Rani Mam uses examples to illustrate the meanings and encourages students to keep learning.

Indicate to Grade

"Indicate" means to show or enter, while "instigate" means to provoke someone. "Grade" is discussed in the context of greed and avarice.

Grand to Opposite

"Grand" is described as very informative and dignified. The lesson transitions to learning opposite words, emphasizing the importance of understanding context.

Procreate to Snake

"Procreate" means to guide wrongly, while "equipment" refers to necessary tools. Rani Mam encourages students to remember these words and their meanings.

Printer to Acronym

The session covers "acronym," which is a word formed from the initial letters of a phrase. Rani Mam explains how acronyms are created and used.

Antipathy to Anathema

"Antipathy" is defined as a feeling of opposition or dislike. Rani Mam provides synonyms and encourages students to note down their favorite words.

Bottomless to Artistic

"Bottomless" means having no depth, while "artistic" is described as clever and cunning. She uses examples to illustrate the meanings and their usage.

Skimming to Telegram

"Skimming" is related to fraud, and students are reminded to join the Telegram channel for PDFs. The importance of writing down words for better retention is emphasized.

Praise to Collect

"Praise" is meant to give compliments, while "collect" means to gather or marshal. Rani Mam encourages students to write down and collect these words.

Stop to Bold

"Stop" means to cease, and "bold" is described as courageous and candid. She uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Approve to Prosperous

"Approve" is related to family law, while "prosperous" means rich and flourishing. Rani Mam encourages students to study smartly and identify what is important for their exams.

Strain to Regular

"Strain" means to avoid something, while "regular" emphasizes the importance of attending classes consistently. She uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Adverse to Autocratic

"Adverse" means unfavorable, while "autocratic" describes someone with absolute power. Rani Mam encourages students to keep coming to the classes.

Ajay to Magnanimous

The session covers various words, including "magnanimous," which means generous and forgiving. Rani Mam uses examples to illustrate the meanings and encourages students to remember these words.

Atrocity to Advance

"Atrocity" means extreme violence, while "advance" means to progress or extend. She uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Ridicule to Sufficient

"Ridicule" means to insult or degrade, while "sufficient" means enough or adequate. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Anticipate to Channel

"Anticipate" means to estimate or guess, while "channel" refers to a medium of communication. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Apex to Episodes

"Apex" means the highest point, while "episodes" refers to events or occurrences. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Proposition to Hardworking

The session covers various words, including "hardworking," which means diligent and industrious. Rani Mam uses examples to illustrate the meanings and encourages students to remember these words.

Adversity to Adversary

"Adversity" means misfortune or bad times, while "adversary" refers to an opponent or enemy. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Contender to Obscene

"Contender" means a competitor, while "obscene" refers to something offensive or indecent. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Advocate to Affection

"Advocate" means to support or promote, while "affection" refers to liking or fondness. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Admiration to Arrogant

"Admiration" means to like something, while "arrogant" refers to being pompous or haughty. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Pacific to Dormant

"Pacific" means to calm down or soothe, while "dormant" refers to being inactive or latent. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Parenting to Bitter

"Parenting" means stubborn or picky, while "bitter" refers to something acrid or resentful. Rani Mam uses examples to clarify the meanings and their usage.

Rajgir to Suddenly

The session covers various words, including "suddenly," which means abruptly or unexpectedly. Rani Mam uses examples to illustrate the meanings and encourages students to remember these words.

Side Force to End

The session concludes with a discussion about various words and their meanings, with Rani Mam emphasizing the importance of understanding and remembering them for exams. She also shares information about new batches and courses, encouraging students to join and benefit from the resources available.