Master Word List V

Master Word List With Hindi Meaning V

Sr No.	Word	hindi	Meaning	Example
3589	vacillate	डोलना	waver; fluctuate	Uncertain which suitor she ought to marry, the princess vacillated, saying now one, now the other.
3590	vacuous	असार	empty; lacking in ideas; stupid	The candidate's vacuous remarks annoyed the audience, who had hoped to hear more than empty platitudes
3591	vagabond	आवारा	wanderer; tramp	In summer, college students wander the roads of Europe like carefree vagabonds.
3592	vagary	मौज	caprice; whim	She followed every vagary of fashion.
3593	vagrant	आवारा	stray; random	He tried to study, but could not collect his vagrant thoughts.
3594	vagrant	आवारा	homeless wanderer	Because he was a stranger in town with no visible means of support, Martin feared he would be jailed as a vagrant.
3595	vainglorious	गुमानी	boastful; excessively conceited	She was a vainglorious and arrogant individual.
3596	valedictory	विदा का	pertaining to farewell	I found the valedictory address too long; leave-taking should be brief.
3597	valid	वैध	logically convincing; sound; legally acceptable	You're going to have to come up with a better argument if you want to convince me that your reasoning is valid.
3598	validate	मान्य	confirm; ratify	I will not publish my findings until I validate my results.
3599	valor	वीरता	bravery	He received the Medal of Honor for his valor in battle.
3600	vampire	पिशाच	ghostly being that sucks the blood of the living	Children were afraid to go to sleep at night because of the many legends of vampires.
3601	vanguard	मोहरा	forerunners; advance forces	We are the vanguard of a tremendous army that is following us.
3602	vantage	सहूलियत	position giving an advantage	They fired upon the enemy from behind trees, walls and any other point of vantage they could find.
3603	vapid	नीरस	insipid; inane	She delivered an uninspired and vapid address.
3604	variegated	विचित्र	many-colored	Without her glasses, Gretchen saw the fields of tulips as a variegated blur.
3605	vassal	जागीरदार	in feudalism, one who held land of a superior lord	The lord demanded that his vassals contribute more to his military campaign.
3606	vaunted	vaunted	boasted; bragged; highly publicized	This much vaunted project proved a disappointment when it collapsed.
3607	veer	वीर	change in direction	After what seemed an eternity, the wind veered to the east and the storm abated.
3608	vegetate	उगना	live in a monotonous way	I do not understand how you can vegetate in this quiet village after the adventurous life you have led.
3609	vehement	लवलीन	impetuous; with marked vigor	He spoke with vehement eloquence in defense of his client.
3610	velocity	वेग	speed	The train went by at considerable velocity.
3611	venal	ज़रख़ीद	capable of being bribed	The venal policeman accepted the bribe offered him by the speeding motorist whom he had stopped.
3612	vendetta	प्रतिशोध	blood feud	The rival mobs engaged in a bitter vendetta.
3613	vendor	विक्रेता	seller	The fruit vendor sold her wares from a stall on the sidewalk.
3614	veneer	दिखावा	thin layer; cover	Casual acquaintances were deceived by his veneer of sophistication and failed to recognize his fundamental shallowness.
3615	venerable	आदरणीय	deserving high respect	We do not mean to be disrespectful when we refuse to follow the advice of our venerable leader.
3616	venerate	सम्मानित करना	revere	In China, the people venerate their ancestors.
3617	venial	अमर	forgivable; trivial	We may regard a hugry man's stealing as a venial crime.
3618	venison	हिरन का मांस	the meat of a deer	The hunters dined on venison.
3619	vent	बाहर निकलने देना	small opening; outlet	The wine did not flow because the air vent in the barrel was clogged.
3620	vent	बाहर निकलने देना	express; utter	He vented his wrath on his class.
3621	ventral	उदर	abdominal	We shall now examine the ventral plates of this serpent, not the dorsal side.
3622	ventriloquist	ventriloquist	someone who can make his or her voice seem to come from another person or thing	This ventriloquist does an act in which she has a conversation with a wooden dummy.
3623	venturesome	साहसी	bold	A group of venturesome women were the first to scale Mt.Annapurna.
3624	venue	स्थल	location	The attorney asked for a change of venue; he thought his client would do better if the trial were held in a less conservative county.
3625	veracious	सत्यप्रिय	truthful	I can recommend him for this position because I have always found him veracious and reliable.
3626	veracity	सच्चाई	truthfulness	Trying to prove Hill a liar, Senator Spector repeatedly questioned her veracity.
3627	verbalize	क्रिया बनाना	put into words	I know you don't like to talk about these things, but please try to verbalize your feelings.
3628	verbatim	प्रतिशब्द	word for word	He repeated the message verbatim.
3629	verbiage	शब्दाडंबर	pompous array of words	After we had waded through all the verbiage, we discovered that the writer had said very little.
3630	verbose	वाचाल	wordy	This article is too verbose; we must edit it.
3631	verdant	सब्ज़	green; lush in vegetation	Monet's paintings of the verdant meadows were symphonies in green.
3632	verdigris	VERDIGRIS	green coating on copper which has been exposed to the weather	Despite all attempts to protect the statue from the elements, it became coated with verdigris.
3633	verge	कगार	border; edge	Madame Curie knew she was on the verge of discovering the secrets of radioactive elements.
3634	verisimilitude	संभाव्यता	appearance of truth; likelihood	Critics praised her for the verisimilitude of her performance as Lady Macbeth. She was completely believable.
3635	verity	सचाई	truth; reality	The four verities were revealed to Buddha during his long meditation.
3636	vernacular	मातृभाषा	living language; natural style	Cut out those old-fashioned "thee's" and "thou's" and write in the vernacular.
3637	vernal	वसंती	pertaining to spring	We may expect vernal showers all during the month of April.
3638	versatile	बहुमुखी	having many talents; capable of working in many fields	He was a versatile athlete; at college he had earned varsity letters in baseball, football, and track.
3639	vertex	शिखर	summit	Let us drop a perpendicular line from the vertex of the triangle to the base.
3640	vertigo	सिर का चक्कर	dizziness	We test potential plane pilots for susceptibility to spells of vertigo.
3641	verve	चुस्ती	enthusiasm; liveliness	She approached her studies with such verve that it was impossible for her to do poorly.
3642	vestige	निशान	trace; remains	We discovered vestiges of early Indian life in the cave.
3643	vex	चिढ़ना	annoy; distress	Please try not to vex your mother; she is doing the best she can.
3644	viable	व्यवहार्य	capable of maintaining life; practicable; workable	The infant, though prematurely born, is viable and has a good chance to survive.
3645	viand	viand	food	There was a variety of viands at the feast.
3646	vicarious	प्रतिनिधिक	acting as a substitute; done by a deputy	Many people get a vicarious thrill at the movies by imagining they are the characters on the screen.
3647	vicissitude	अन्याय	change of fortune	Humbled by life's vicissitudes, the last emperor of China worked as a lowly gardener in the palace over which he had once ruled.
3648	victuals	ख़ुराक	food	I am very happy to be able to provide you with these victuals; I know you are hungry.
3649	vie	होड़ करना	contend; compete	Politicians vie with one another, competing for donations and votes.
3650	vigilance	जागरूकता	watchfulness	Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
3651	vignette	शब्दचित्र	picture; short literary sketch	The New Yorker published her latest vignette.
3652	vigor	ताक़त	active strength	Although he was over seventy years old, Jack had the vigor of a man in his prime.
3653	vilify	गालियां देना	slander	She is a liar and is always trying to vilify my reputation.
3654	vindicate	साबित करना	clear of charges	I hope to vindicate my client and return him to society as a free man.
3655	vindictive	प्रतिशोधी	revengeful	She was very vindictive and never forgave an injury.
3656	vintner	Vintner	winemaker; seller of wine	The poet wondered what the vintners could buy that would be half as precious as the wine they sold.
3657	viper	नाग	poisonous snake	The habitat of the horned viper, a particularly venomous snake, is in sandy regions like the Sahara or the Sinai peninsula.
3658	virile	मर्द का	manly	I do not accept the premise that a man is virile only when he is belligerent.
3659	virtual	वास्तविक	in essence; for practical purposes	She is a virtual financial wizard when it comes to money matters.
3660	virtue	सदाचार	goodness; moral excellence; good quality	A virtue carried to extremes can turn into something resembling vice; humility, for example, can degenerate into servility and spinelessness.
3661	virtuoso	कलाप्रवीण व्यक्ति	highly skilled artist	The child prodigy Yehudi Menuhin grew into a virtuoso whose virtuosity on the violin thrilled millions.
3662	virulent	विषैला	extremely poisonous	The virus is highly virulent and has made many of us ill for days.
3663	virus	वाइरस	disease communicator	The doctors are looking for a specific medicine to control this virus.
3664	visage	चेहरा	face; appearance	The stern visage of the judge indicated that she had decided to impose a severe penalty.
3665	visceral	आंत का	felt in one's inner organs	She disliked the visceral sensations she had whenever she rode the roller coaster.
3666	viscid	चिपचिपा	adhesive; gluey	The trunk of the maple tree was viscid with sap.
3667	viscous	चिपचिपा	sticky, gluey	Melted tar is a viscous substance.
3668	vise	शिकंजा	tool for holding work in place	Before filling its edges, the keysmith took the blank key and fixed it firmly between the jaws of a vise.
3669	visionary	काल्पनिक	produced by imagination; fanciful; mystical	She was given to visionary schemes that never materialized.
3670	vital	महत्वपूर्ण	vibrant and lively; critical; living, breathing	The vital, highly energetic first aid instructor stressed that it was vital in examining accident victims to note their vital signs.
3671	vitiate	सड़ाना	spoil the effect of; make inoperative	Fraud will vitiate the contract.
3672	vitreous	कांच का	pertaining to or resembling glass	Although this plastic has many vitreous qualties such as transparency, it is unbreakable.
3673	vitriolic	कटु	corrosive; sarcastic	Such vitriolic criticism is uncalled for.
3674	vituperative	निंदापूर्ण	abusive; scolding	He became more vituperative as he realized that we were not going to grant him his wish.
3675	vivacious	गरमागरम	lively or animated; sprightly	She had always been vivacious and sparkling.
3676	vivisection	विविसेकशन	act of dissecting living animals	The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opposed vivisection and deplored the practice of using animals in scientific experiments.
3677	vixen	लोमड़ी	female fox; ill-tempered woman	Aware that she was right once again, he lost his temper and called her a shrew and a vixen.
3678	vociferous	मुखर	clamorous; noisy	The crowd grew vociferous in its anger and threatened to take the law into its own hands.
3679	vogue	शोहरत	popular fashion	Jeans became the vogue on many college campuses.
3680	volatile	परिवर्तनशील	changeable; explosive; evaporating rapidly	The political climate today is extremely volatile: no one can predict what the electorate will do next.
3681	volition	इच्छा	act of making a conscious choice	She selected this dress of her own volition.
3682	voluble	बातूनी	fluent; glib	She was a voluble speaker, always ready to talk.
3683	voluminous	स्थूल	bulky; large	Despite her family burdens, she kept up a voluminous correspondence with her friends.
3684	voluptuous	कामुक	gratifying the senses	The nobility during the Renaissance led voluptuous lives.
3685	voracious	पेटू	ravenous	The wolf is a voracious animal, its hunger never satisfied.
3686	vortex	भंवर	whirlwind; whirlpool; center of turbulence; predicament into which one is inexorably plunged	Sucked into the vortex of the tornado, Dorothy and Toto were carried from Kansas to Oz.
3687	vouchsafe	विभूषित करना	grant condescendingly; guarantee	I can safely vouchsafe you fair return on your investment.
3688	voyeur	दृश्यरतिक	Peeping	Jill called Jack a voyeur when she caught him aiming his binoculars at a bedroom window of the house next door.
3689	vulnerable	भेद्य	susceptible to wounds	Achilles was vulnerable only in his heel.
3690	vulpine	मक्कार	like a fox; crafty	She disliked his sly ways, but granted him a certain vulpine intelligence.