A state of utter confusion
Chaos
(N.) (पूर्ण अव्यवस्था) | Ex: The sudden announcement created chaos in the hall.
A small place of Christian worship, especially within a larger institution (3)
Chapel
(N.) (ईसाइयों का छोटा उपासना स्थल) | Ex: Students gathered in the chapel for morning prayers.
Compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire or influence others
Charisma
(N.) (आकर्षण) | Ex: The leader’s charisma won the support of many people.
Exercising a compelling charm which inspires devotion in others (2)
Charismatic
(Adj.) (आकर्षक) | Ex: The charismatic leader inspired thousands with his speeches.
A person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill (3)
Charlatan
(N.) (ढोंगी) | Ex: The fake doctor was exposed as a charlatan.
To run after in order to catch or catch up with
Chase
(V.) (पीछा करना) | Ex: The dog chased the ball across the park.
A deep fissure in the earth’s surface
Chasm
(N.) (गहरी खाई) | Ex: The hikers carefully crossed the narrow bridge over the chasm.
The base frame of a car or other wheeled vehicle
Chassis
(N.) (वाहन का ढाँचा) | Ex: The mechanic repaired the damaged chassis of the car.
To criticise someone severely
Chastise
(V.) (फटकारना) | Ex: The teacher chastised the student for his careless mistakes.
A person employed to drive a private or hired car (9)
Chauffeur
(N.) (मोटर चालक) | Ex: The chauffeur waited outside with the car.
The use of strong contrasts between light and shadow in art (2)
Chiaroscuro
(N.) (प्रकाश-छाया का तीव्र विरोधाभास) | Ex: The painting used chiaroscuro to create dramatic effects.
The use of trickery to achieve a political or financial goal
Chicanery
(N.) (धोखाधड़ी) | Ex: The deal was full of legal chicanery.
The art of predicting the future by examining the lines on a person’s palm
Chiromancy
(N.) (हस्तरेखा विद्या) | Ex: She believed in chiromancy and often read palms.
A group of singers in a church (3)
Choir
(N.) (गायक-मंडली) | Ex: The choir sang beautifully during the service.
A routine task, especially a household one
Chore
(N.) (दैनिक काम) | Ex: Cleaning the room is a daily chore for him.
One who plans the steps and moves for a dance (5)
Choreographer
(N.) (नृत्य-निर्देशक) | Ex: The choreographer designed an amazing dance routine.
A disease persisting for a long time or recurring repeatedly
Chronic
(Adj.) (दीर्घकालिक) | Ex: He suffers from chronic back pain.
A factual written account of events in the order of their occurrence
Chronicle
(N.) (कालक्रम से अभिलेखन) | Ex: The book is a chronicle of historical events.
Arranged in the order of time
Chronological
(Adj.) (कालक्रम के अनुसार) | Ex: The events were listed in chronological order.
An arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence (11)
Chronology
(N.) (कालक्रम) | Ex: Understanding the chronology helps in studying history.
An instrument for measuring time with extreme accuracy
Chronometer
(N.) (अत्यधिक सटीक घड़ी) | Ex: The chronometer was used as portable timekeeping device by sailors.
To laugh quietly without opening one’s mouth
Chuckle
(V.) (मुँह बंद करके हँसना) | Ex: He chuckled softly at the joke.
Rude in a mean-spirited and surly way
Churlish
(Adj.) (अभद्र) | Ex: His churlish behavior offended everyone.
Extreme self-confidence or audacity
Chutzpah
(N.) (ढिठाई) | Ex: It takes chutzpah to speak against authority.
The art of motion-picture photography
Cinematography
(N.) (फ़िल्म बनाने का कार्य) | Ex: The film was praised for its excellent cinematography.
A secret or disguised way of writing (2)
Cipher
(N.) (गुप्त लिपि) | Ex: The message was written in a secret cipher.
The use of many words where only a few are necessary (4)
Circumlocution
(N.) (शब्द-बाहुल्य) | Ex: His speech was full of unnecessary circumlocution.
Based on circumstances or indirect evidence rather than direct proof
Circumstantial
(Adj.) (परिस्थितियों से संबंधित) | Ex: The case was based on circumstantial evidence.
A fortress, typically one on high ground above a city
Citadel
(N.) (किला, गढ़) | Ex: The ancient citadel stood tall above the city.
To climb or move with difficulty using hands and feet
Clamber
(V.) (हाथ पैर के बल कठिनाई से चढ़ना) | Ex: The children clambered up the rocky hill.
Making a loud and confused noise
Clamorous
(Adj.) (कोलाहलपूर्ण) | Ex: The clamorous crowd demanded justice loudly.
A loud appeal or demand
Clamour
(N.) (कोलाहल, शोर) | Ex: There was a public clamour for better roads.
An extreme fear of confined or enclosed spaces (15)
Claustrophobia
(N.) (बंद या छोटी जगह का भय) | Ex: He avoided elevators due to his claustrophobia.
All the customers of a business (2)
Clientele
(N.) (ग्राहक वर्ग) | Ex: The shop has a loyal clientele.
A story or situation ending at a suspenseful moment, leaving the outcome unresolved
Cliffhanger
(N.) (रोमांचक स्थिति जहाँ अंत अधूरा छोड़ा जाए) | Ex: The episode ended on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers eager for the next part.
A small exclusive group of people with a common purpose (2)
Clique
(N.) (समान विचार वाले लोगों का छोटा समूह) | Ex: A clique of students always sat together in class.
A room in a public building where outdoor clothes or luggage may be left (2)
Cloakroom
(N.) (सामान कक्ष) | Ex: She left her coat in the cloakroom before entering the hall.
The sound made by a hen
Cluck
(N.) (मुर्गी की आवाज) | Ex: The cluck of the hen echoed in the farmyard.
Awkward in movement or manner
Clumsy
(Adj.) (बेढंगा) | Ex: He was too clumsy to handle delicate glass items.
The land beside or near the sea
Coast
(N.) (समुद्र तट) | Ex: They walked along the coast at sunset.
A fine network of threads spun by a spider to catch its prey
Cobweb
(N.) (मकड़ी का जाला) | Ex: The room was full of dust and cobwebs.
A small compartment in an aircraft for the pilot
Cockpit
(N.) (वायु-यान में चालक कक्ष) | Ex: The pilot entered the cockpit before takeoff.
A drink made from a mixture of one or more alcoholic drinks
Cocktail
(N.) (मिश्रित शराब) | Ex: He ordered a cocktail at the party.
An instruction added later to a will, usually to change a part of it
Codicil
(N.) (वसीयतनामे के बाद का परिवर्तन पत्र) | Ex: He added a codicil to update his will.
To compel or force someone to do something against their will
Coerce
(V.) (ज़बरदस्ती करना) | Ex: They tried to coerce him into signing the agreement.
The use of force or threats to compel someone to act (3)
Coercion
(N.) (जोर जबरदस्ती) | Ex: The confession was obtained through coercion.
A strongbox or small chest for holding valuables
Coffer
(N.) (तिजोरी) | Ex: The treasure was kept in a locked coffer.
A collection of slaves
Coffle
(N.) (गुलामों का काफिला) | Ex: The guards led the coffle of accused criminals directly into the courtroom.
A remarkable concurrence of events without apparent causal connection
Coincidence
(N.) (संयोग) | Ex: Meeting her there was a pure coincidence.