Set 40 | 1951 - 2000 | 50 Cards

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A person who does not eat or use any animal products

Vegan
(N.) (पूर्ण शाकाहारी) | Ex: She follows a vegan lifestyle for ethical reasons.

One who does not eat meat (2)

Vegetarian
(N.) (शाकाहारी) | Ex: He is a vegetarian and avoids all meat dishes.

Showing strong feeling

Vehement
(Adj.) (उग्र) | Ex: She made a vehement protest against the decision.

The speed of something in a particular direction (2)

Velocity
(N.) (वेग) | Ex: The car was moving at high velocity.

A prolonged bitter quarrel with someone, especially involving murder in revenge

Vendetta
(N.) (प्रतिशोध) | Ex: The families were involved in a long-standing vendetta.

Accorded great respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character

Venerable
(Adj.) (सम्मानित) | Ex: The venerable leader was admired by all.

To regard with great respect

Venerate
(V.) (सम्मानित करना) | Ex: People venerate saints and wise leaders.

Seeking to harm someone in return for a perceived injury

Vengeful
(Adj.) (बदला लेने की भावना से भरा हुआ) | Ex: He had a vengeful attitude after being insulted.

A sin or fault that is not serious and can be forgiven (2)

Venial
(Adj.) (क्षमा योग्य) | Ex: It was a venial mistake and easily forgiven.

One who speaks without moving the lips, creating the illusion that the voice comes from elsewhere (2)

Ventriloquist
(N.) (बिना होंठ हिलाए बोलने वाला व्यक्ति) | Ex: The ventriloquist entertained the audience with his puppet.

A new project or business activity involving some risk

Venture
(N.) (जोखिम भरा कार्य या व्यापार) | Ex: Starting a startup is a risky venture.

Conformity to facts

Veracity
(N.) (सच्चाई) | Ex: The witness was known for his veracity.

In exactly the same words as were used originally (7)

Verbatim
(Adj.) (शब्द-प्रतिशब्द हूबहू) | Ex: He repeated the statement verbatim.

The use of too many words or of more difficult words than are needed to express an idea

Verbiage
(N.) (शब्दाडंबर) | Ex: Avoid unnecessary verbiage in your writing.

Containing more words than necessary

Verbose
(Adj.) (ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा शब्दों वाला) | Ex: His speech was too verbose and tiring.

The quality of using more words than are needed (2)

Verbosity
(N.) (शब्द-बाहुल्य) | Ex: The article suffers from verbosity.

A decision made by a jury in a court

Verdict
(N.) (फ़ैसला) | Ex: The jury delivered its verdict after long deliberation.

Having many different skills (9)

Versatile
(Adj.) (बहुमुखी; अनेक कार्यों में निपुण) | Ex: She is a versatile artist skilled in music and painting.

An animal with a spinal cord

Vertebrate
(N.) (कशेरुकी जंतु; रीढ़ की हड्डी वाले जीव) | Ex: Humans are vertebrates with a well-developed backbone.

The evening prayer service in a church (2)

Vespers
(N.) (गिरजाघर में सायंकाल की प्रार्थना) | Ex: The choir sang beautifully during vespers.

A trace of something that no longer exists

Vestige
(N.) (अवशेष) | Ex: There was no vestige of the old building left.

A person who is long experienced or practiced in an activity (8)

Veteran
(N.) (अनुभवी) | Ex: The veteran soldier shared his experiences with the recruits.

A person qualified to treat diseases and injuries in animals

Veterinarian
(N.) (पशु चिकित्सक) | Ex: The veterinarian treated the injured dog.

The area near or surrounding a particular place

Vicinity
(N.) (आस-पास) | Ex: There are many shops in the vicinity of the station.

An evil or wicked character, especially in a story or play (2)

Villain
(N.) (खलनायक) | Ex: The villain was defeated by the hero in the end.

To clear someone of blame or suspicion (2)

Vindicate
(V.) (निर्दोष ठहराना) | Ex: The evidence helped vindicate him in court.

Having or showing a strong desire for revenge

Vindictive
(Adj.) (प्रतिशोधी) | Ex: His vindictive nature made him unpopular.

Something of high quality belonging to a past era

Vintage
(Adj.) (उत्कृष्ट प्राचीन वस्तु) | Ex: He collects vintage cars.

A morally good quality or behaviour

Virtue
(N.) (सद्गुण) | Ex: Honesty is considered a great virtue.

A person who possesses outstanding technical ability in a particular art or field (4)

Virtuoso
(N.) (किसी कला में अत्यंत निपुण व्यक्ति) | Ex: She is a virtuoso on the piano.

Of a disease or poison, extremely severe or harmful in its effects

Virulent
(Adj.) (विषैला) | Ex: The virus is highly virulent and spreads quickly.

In relation to or in comparison with (2)

Vis-à-vis
(Adv.) (के संबंध में; की तुलना में) | Ex: His performance was excellent vis-à-vis his peers.

Having or showing clear ideas about what should happen in the future

Visionary
(Adj.) (दूरदर्शी) | Ex: The visionary leader planned for long-term growth.

The cultivation of grapevines (2)

Viticulture
(N.) (अंगूर की खेती) | Ex: The region is famous for viticulture.

Having a lively, attractive personality

Vivacious
(Adj.) (फुर्तीला, जोश पूर्ण) | Ex: Her vivacious nature brightens every room.

Easily evaporated at normal temperatures

Volatile
(Adj.) (वाष्पशील) | Ex: Petrol is a volatile substance.

The faculty or power of using one’s will

Volition
(N.) (इच्छा शक्ति) | Ex: He acted of his own volition.

A simultaneous discharge or series of shots or missiles

Volley
(N.) (बौछार; एक साथ प्रहार) | Ex: The soldiers fired a volley of bullets.

Of one’s own free will (2)

Voluntary
(Adj.) (स्वैच्छिक) | Ex: Participation in the program is voluntary.

One who freely offers to do something (6)

Volunteer
(N.) (स्वयं सेवक) | Ex: Many volunteers helped during the disaster.

Having a very eager appetite, especially for food or reading

Voracious
(Adj.) (अत्यधिक लालसा वाला) | Ex: He is a voracious reader of novels.

A long sea journey (3)

Voyage
(N.) (समुद्री यात्रा) | Ex: The sailors prepared for a long voyage.

One who makes long journeys, especially by sea

Voyager
(N.) (यात्री) | Ex: The voyager explored unknown lands.

Exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally (2)

Vulnerable
(Adj.) (असुरक्षित) | Ex: Children are more vulnerable to infections.

A jocular person who is full of amusing anecdotes

Wag
(N.) (मजाकिया व्यक्ति) | Ex: He is known as the wag of the group.

A homeless and helpless child

Waif
(N.) (लावारिस) | Ex: The waif was taken to a shelter home.

A raised passageway in a building

Walkway
(N.) (पैदल रास्ता) | Ex: The walkway connects the two buildings.

To walk or move in a leisurely or aimless way

Wander
(V.) (भटकना) | Ex: He likes to wander through the streets without any plan.

A person responsible for the supervision of a particular place or activity

Warden
(N.) (देखरेख करने वाला अधिकारी) | Ex: The warden checks the rooms every night.

A place where clothes are kept (4)

Wardrobe
(N.) (अलमारी) | Ex: She arranged all her dresses neatly in the wardrobe.

Round complete!