2000+ Dawn Vocabulary Words | CSS And FPSC Vocabulary
Here is a big list of the most important dawn vocabulary words that are the most used words in the Dawn Newspaper. This vocabulary is important from a CSS point of view and every student doing CSS must study these synonym words.
These CSS Vocabulary words are selected from past CSS Interviews and Papers and are a collection of efforts and hardship.
List Of Dawn Vocabulary Words With Meaning/Synonym:
Here is the list of Dawn Vocabulary Words with the meaning of each:
- Adulation – worship
- Indiscriminate – without thought
- Prudent – wise
- Astute – wise
- Effacement – wiping out
- Negate – wipeout
- Eradicate – wipeout
- Holistic – whole
- Capricious – whimsical
- Finagle – wheedle
- Affluence – wealth
- Undermine – weaken
- Debilitate – weaken
- Vacillate – waver
- Squander – waste
- Vigilant – wary
- Temperamental – volatile
- Fastidious – very fussy
- Corpulence – very fatness
- Reprehensible – very bad
- Heterogeneity – variety
- Motley – varied
- Ambiguous – vague
- Futile – useless
- Rectitude – uprightness
- Agnostic – unsure of the existence of god
- Infelicity – unsuitability
- Indomitable – unshakeable
- Inconsequential – unimportant
- Warped – twisted
- Candid – truthful
- Tribulation – trouble
- Knack – trick
- Encroach – trespass
- Petulant – touchy
- Treacly – too sweet
- Intonation – tone of voice
- Condone – tolerate
- Sycophant – toady
- Lobby – to try to persuade
- Lavish – to spend freely
- Legitimate – to make legal
- Flag – to lose energy
- Jaded – tired
- Modicum – a tiny amount
- Debunk – throw out old ideas
- Tactile – through the sense of touch
- Aural – through the sense of hearing
- Emancipators – those who set others free
- Sedulous – thorough
- Meticulous – thorough
- Viscous – thick and sticky
- Propensity – tendency
- Penchant – tendency
- Eclectic – taking things from different sources
- Distension – swelling
- Consummate – supremely good
- Stifling – suppressing
- Squelch – suppress
- Quell – suppress
- Proponent – supporter
- Endorsed – supported
- Corroborated – supported
- Sustain – support
- Foster – support
- Advocate – support
- Cursory – superficial
- Scuttled – sunk
- Truculence – stubbornness
- Robust – strong and sturdy
- Denuded – stripped
- Resilience – strength
- Exotic – strange
- Rousing – stirring
- Extant – still in existence
- Palliative – sth that makes better but doesn`t cure
- Pilfer – steal
- Manifesto – statement of values
- Marred – spoiled
- Expeditious – speedy
- Alacrity – speed & eagerness
- Irony – something unexpected
- Convivial – sociable
- Sarcasm – sneering
- Redolent – smelling of
- Meager – small
- Dilatory – slow
- Soporific – sleep-inducing
CSS / Dawn Vocabulary List 2
- Obsequious – slavish
- Adroit – skillful
- Finesse – skill
- Intuition – a sixth sense
- Inane – silly
- Gestures – signals
- Wan now – sift
- Occlusion – shutting out
- Spurned – shunned
- Myopic – short sighted
- Transitory – short-lived
- Dearth – shortage
- Flabbergast – shock
- Acumen – the sharpness of mind
- Ignominy – shame
- Estrangement – separation
- Altruism – self-sacrifice
- Egotistical – selfish
- Autonomy – self-government
- Vindictive – seeking revenge
- Mercenary – seeking money above all else
- Litigious – seeking legal remedies
- Faction – section
- Furtive – secretive
- Reprimanded – scolded
- Paucity – scarcity
- Foundered – sank
- Pathos – sadness
- Wistful – sad
- Derelict – rundown
- Boorishness – rudeness
- Radical – revolutionary
- Rehash – revamp hurriedly
- Supplant – replace
- Overhaul – renovate
- Retraction – removal
- Lamentable – regrettable
- Insurrectionist – rebel
- Repertoire – range
- Idiosyncratic – quirky
- Deferment – putting off
- Temporize – put off
- Jeopardize – put at risk
- Vindication – proving right
- Validated – proved right
- Exonerated – proved not guilty
- Thwarted – prevented
- Preclude – prevent
- Extrapolate – predict on the basis of existing data
- Invocation – prayer
- Plaudits – praise
- Extol – praise
- Eulogy – praise
- Pragmatism – practicality
- Despoiled – plunder
- Juxtaposition – placing two things next to each other
- Rhetoric – persuasive language
- Mandate – permission
- Perquisites – perks
- Insightful – perceptive
- Belitters – people who criticize/disparage
- Serene – peaceful
- Placid – peaceful
- Equanimity – peace of mind
- Contagious – passed on through touch
- Belabor – overemphasizing
- Facile – oversimplified
- Delineate – outline
- Anachronistic – out of normal time range
- Prosaic – ordinary
- Libelous – open to prosecution for libel
- Vulnerable – open to attack
- Intermittent – on & off
- Archaic – old fashioned
- Tangential – off the point
- Momentous – of great importance
- Esoteric – obscure
- Docile – obedient
- Intemperate – not moderate
- Unyielding – not giving up
- Inscrutable – not easy to comprehend
- Inconspicuous – not easily seen
- Unwitting – not deliberated
- Dalliance – nonserious involvement
- Cacophony – noise
- Remiss – neglectful
- Indigenous – native to a locality
- Insular – narrow-minded
- Ingenuous – naive
- Regressive – moving backward
- Temper – moderate
- Mitigate – moderate
- Derided – mocked
- Demagogue – mob leader
- Amalgam – mixture
- Penurious – miserly
- Punctilious – meticulous
- Cognitions – mental knowledge
- Histrionic – melodramatic
- Therapeutic – medicinal
- Arbitration – mediating between disputing sides
- Exacerbate – make worse
- Alleviate – make less serve
- Ameliorate – make better
- Steadfastness – loyalty
- Secluded – lonely
- Arboreal – living in trees
- Embodiment – a living example of
- Predilection – liking for
- Reprieve – let off
- Erudition – learning
- Lackadaisical – lazy
- Opulence – lavish display of wealth
- Voluminous – large
- Irresolute – lacking firmness of purpose
- Apathetic – lacking energy or interest
- Languid – Lacking energy
- Opacity – lack of transparency
- Irreverence – lack of respect
CSS / Dawn Vocabulary List 3
- Insolence – lack of respect
- Incoherence – lack of clarity
- Ineptitude – lack of ability
- Raze – known down, destroy
- Affinity – kinship
- Indulgent – kindly
- Benevolent – kindly
- Succulent – juicy
- Discernment – judgment
- Articulation – joining
- Sporadic – intermittent
- Fitful – intermittent
- Officious – interfering
- intrigued – interested and curious
- Didactic – intending to preach or teach
- Subversive – intending to overthrow
- Formidable – inspiring awe
- Stipulated – insisted
- Naiveté – innocence
- Infusion – influx
- Notoriety – infamy
- Nefarious – infamous
- Augment – increase in size or number
- Discrepancy – inconsistency
- Encompassed – included
- Copious – in a large amount
- Imperious – in a commanding manner
- Impetuosity – impulsiveness
- Envisioning – imagining
- Quixotic – idealistic
- Glacial – icy
- Animosity – hostility
- Integrity – honor
- Sanctity – holiness
- Tenacious – holding firmly to an idea or purpose
- Tremulous – hesitant
- Nondescript – having no special qualities
- Multifarious – having many aspects
- Grating – harsh
- Innocuous – harmless
- Deleterious – harmful
- Fawning – groveling
- Entourage – a group of followers
- Glutton – greedy
- Hilarity – great laughter
- Conflagration – great fire
- Opportunism – grabbing opportunities
- Somber – gloomy
- Substantiate – give supporting evidence
- Sermonize – give a moral lecture
- Ratify – give approval to (official)
- Magnanimous – generous-minded
- Bountiful – generous
- Embittered – full of bitter feelings
- Exasperation – frustration, and annoyance
- Foil – frustrate
- Congenial – friendly
- Amiable – friendly
Dawn / CSS Vocabulary List 4
- Affability – friendliness
- Disillusioned – freed from wrong ideas
- Gratuitous – free
- Empiric – found by experiment/practice
- Precursor – forerunner
- Floridity – floweriness in language
- Supple – flexible
- Pliant – flexible
- Lithe – flexible
- Insipid – flavorless
- The resolute – firm purpose
- Ascertain – find out
- Phobic – fearful
- Elitist – favoring top group
- Nemesis – fate
- Fidelity – faithfulness
- Equitable – fair and equal
- Judicious – fair
- Ornate – extremely decorated
- Demonstrative – expressing emotions freely
- Solicitous – expressing care and concern
- Connoisseur – an expert with good taste
- Vicarious – experience indirectly
- Empathetic – exhibiting deep emotional understanding
- Hubris – excessive pride
- Exorbitant – excessive
- Byzantine – excessive
- Surfeit – excess
- Exemplar – an excellent example of
- Scrutinize – examine carefully
- Volatile – evaporates easily
- Epitome – essence
- Arcane – esoteric
- Rudimentary – elementary
- Frugal – economical
- Monotonous – dull
- Dubious – doubtful
- Polarized – divided into two extremes
- Debacle – disaster
- Grimy – dirty
- Elusive – difficult to pin down
- Abstruse – Difficult to comprehend
- Sophistry – devious logic
- Aberration – deviation
- Depreciatory – devaluing
- Extirpation – destruction
- Profundity – depth
- Consecrate – dedicate
- Waning – declining
- Manipulative – deceptive
- Curtail – cut short
- Excise – cut out
- Devious – cunning
- Callous – cruel & unfeeling
- Fraudulent – crooked
- Censure – criticize
- Disparaging – critical
- Disingenuous – crafty
- Venality – corruption
- Belied – contradicted
- Compendious – containing a lot in a small space
- Corollary – consequence
- Cerebral – concerned with thinking
- Morbidity – concern with death and disease
- Mandatory – compulsory
- Ceorce – compel
- Hackneyed – commonplace
- Convergence – coming together
- Solace – comfort
- Lucid – clear
- Scouring – cleaning thoroughly
CSS / Dawn Vocabulary List 5
- Opting – choosing
- Peevishness – childish sullenness
- Impudent – cheeky
- Disarming – charming
- Indictment – charge
- Unequivocal – certain
- Wary – cautious
- Seditious – causing division or rebellion
- Slipshod – careless
- Deliberation – careful thought
- Husbandry – careful management of resources
- Insufferable – cannot be tolerated
- Irreproachable – cannot be criticized
- Ineffable – can’t be expressed in words
- Salvageable – can be saved
- Sedate – calm
- Phlegmatic – calm
- Arable – cab be cultivated
- Onerous – burdensome
- Cumulative – building up
- Prospectus – brochure
- Conciliatory – bringing together
- Brevity – briefness
- Valor – bravery
- Barrage – bombardment
- Rambunctious – boisterous
- Recrimination – blame me
- Rancor – bitterness and bad feeling
- Credulity – belief in slight evidence
- Nihilism – belief in nothing
- Insolvent – bankrupt
- Reclusive – Avoid other people
- Circumvent – avoid
- Bypass – avoid
- Presumption – assuming too much
- Purportedly – apparently claiming
- Miffed – annoyed
- Vex – annoy
- Wrath – anger
- Peer – An equal
- Concord – agreement
- Embellished – adorned
- Amassed – accumulated
- Circumstantial – accidental
- Autocrat – absolute ruler
- Versatility – ability to do many things
- Coalition – a union of two parts
- Shroud – a cover for a dead body
