Set 9 | 50 Cards

Tap Cards to Learn, Revise & Test Memory

(Indigenous), Indigent

Indigenous (Adj.) – Native to a place (मूल निवासी) | Ex: These plants are indigenous to India.

Indigenous, (Indigent)

Indigent (Adj.) – Poor and needy (निर्धन) | Ex: The charity helps indigent families.

(Inflammable), Flammable

Inflammable (Adj.) – Easily set on fire (ज्वलनशील) | Ex: Petrol is highly inflammable.

Inflammable, (Flammable)

Flammable (Adj.) – Capable of catching fire easily (ज्वलनशील) | Ex: Keep flammable items away from heat.

(Ingenious), Ingenuous

Ingenious (Adj.) – Clever and inventive (चतुर) | Ex: He found an ingenious solution.

Ingenious, (Ingenuous)

Ingenuous (Adj.) – Innocent and sincere (भोला, निष्कपट) | Ex: The child gave an ingenuous smile.

(Imaginary), Imaginative

Imaginary (Adj.) – Existing only in the mind (काल्पनिक) | Ex: He has an imaginary friend.

Imaginary, (Imaginative)

Imaginative (Adj.) – Creative and inventive (कल्पनाशील) | Ex: She is an imaginative writer.

(Intelligent), Intelligible

Intelligent (Adj.) – Having the ability to learn and understand (बुद्धिमान) | Ex: He is an intelligent boy.

Intelligent, (Intelligible)

Intelligible (Adj.) – Able to be understood (समझने योग्य) | Ex: Her speech was clear and intelligible.

(Illusion), Delusion

Illusion (N.) – A false perception or deceptive appearance (भ्रम) | Ex: The mirror created an illusion.

Illusion, (Delusion)

Delusion (N.) – A false belief firmly held (मिथ्या धारणा) | Ex: He lives under the delusion of success.

(Immoral), Amoral, Unmoral

Immoral (Adj.) – Not conforming to moral principles (अनैतिक) | Ex: Cheating is immoral.

Immoral, (Amoral), Unmoral

Amoral (Adj.) – Lacking any sense of right or wrong (नैतिकता से परे) | Ex: A machine is amoral in its actions.

Immoral, Amoral, (Unmoral)

Unmoral (Adj.) – Not concerned with morality (नैतिकता से असंबंधित) | Ex: The issue is unmoral, not ethical.

(Incomparable), Uncomparable

Incomparable (Adj.) – So good that no comparison is possible (अतुलनीय) | Ex: Her beauty is incomparable.

Incomparable, (Uncomparable)

Uncomparable (Adj.) – Not suitable for comparison (तुलना के योग्य नहीं) | Ex: The two cases are uncomparable.

(Interminable), Intermittent

Interminable (Adj.) – Endless or very long (अंतहीन) | Ex: The meeting felt interminable.

Interminable, (Intermittent)

Intermittent (Adj.) – Occurring at intervals (रुक-रुक कर होने वाला) | Ex: The rain was intermittent.

(Its), It’s

Its (Pron.) – Belonging to it (उसका) | Ex: The dog wagged its tail.

Its, (It’s)

It’s (Contraction) – It is or it has (यह है / यह है) | Ex: It’s a beautiful day.

(Jealous), Zealous

Jealous (Adj.) – Feeling envy (ईर्ष्यालु) | Ex: He felt jealous of her success.

Jealous, (Zealous)

Zealous (Adj.) – Showing great enthusiasm (उत्साही) | Ex: She is zealous about her work.

(Judicial), Judiciary, Judicious

Judicial (Adj.) – Related to courts or judges (न्यायिक) | Ex: The case is under judicial review.

Judicial, (Judiciary), Judicious

Judiciary (N.) – The system of courts (न्यायपालिका) | Ex: The judiciary ensures justice.

Judicial, Judiciary, (Judicious)

Judicious (Adj.) – Showing good judgment (विवेकपूर्ण) | Ex: He made a judicious decision.

(Leak), Leek

Leak (N./V.) – A hole allowing fluid to escape (रिसाव; रिसना) | Ex: There is a leak in the pipe.

Leak, (Leek)

Leek (N.) – A type of vegetable (एक प्रकार की सब्जी) | Ex: She added leek to the soup.

(Later), Latter

Later (Adj./Adv.) – Happening after some time (बाद में) | Ex: I will call you later.

Later, (Latter)

Latter (Adj.) – The second of two (दूसरा) | Ex: I prefer the latter option.

(Lessen), Lesson

Lessen (V.) – To make less (कम करना) | Ex: This medicine will lessen the pain.

Lessen, (Lesson)

Lesson (N.) – A unit of teaching (पाठ) | Ex: Today’s lesson is easy.

(Lightening), Lightning

Lightening (V.) – Making lighter or brighter (हल्का करना) | Ex: The sky is lightening at dawn.

Lightening, (Lightning)

Lightning (N.) – A flash of light in the sky (बिजली) | Ex: Lightning struck the tree.

(Luxuriant), Luxurious

Luxuriant (Adj.) – Rich and abundant growth (घना, प्रचुर) | Ex: The garden has luxuriant vegetation.

Luxuriant, (Luxurious)

Luxurious (Adj.) – Rich and comfortable (भव्य, विलासपूर्ण) | Ex: They stayed in a luxurious hotel.

(Limit), Limitation

Limit (N./V.) – A boundary or restriction (सीमा) | Ex: There is a limit to your spending.

Limit, (Limitation)

Limitation (N.) – A restricting condition (सीमितता) | Ex: Lack of time is a major limitation.

(Loathe), Loth

Loathe (V.) – To hate strongly (घृणा करना) | Ex: I loathe dishonesty.

Loathe, (Loth)

Loth (Adj.) – Unwilling or reluctant (अनिच्छुक) | Ex: He was loth to leave his home.

(Learned), Learnt

Learned (Adj./V.) – Having much knowledge; past of learn (विद्वान; सीखा) | Ex: She is a learned scholar.

Learned, (Learnt)

Learnt (V.) – Past form of learn (सीखा) | Ex: He learnt the lesson quickly.

(Literal), Literacy

Literal (Adj.) – Exact or word-for-word (शाब्दिक) | Ex: This is the literal meaning of the word.

Literal, (Literacy)

Literacy (N.) – Ability to read and write (साक्षरता) | Ex: The campaign improved literacy rates.

(Liable), Libel

Liable (Adj.) – Legally responsible (उत्तरदायी) | Ex: He is liable for the damage.

Liable, (Libel)

Libel (N./V.) – Written defamation (मानहानि) | Ex: The article was considered libel.

(Might), Mite

Might (N.) – Great power or strength (शक्ति) | Ex: The army showed its might.

Might, (Mite)

Mite (N.) – A very small creature (सूक्ष्म कीट) | Ex: The plant was damaged by a mite.

(Mantel), Mantle

Mantel (N.) – A shelf above a fireplace (अंगीठी का शेल्फ) | Ex: The clock sits on the mantel.

Mantel, (Mantle)

Mantle (N.) – A covering or layer (आवरण) | Ex: Snow formed a white mantle.

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