English words starting with A

1,026 words starting with A with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 3 of 4.

• AntipodeanadjectiveRelating to Australia or New Zealand, especially from the perspective of people in the N…
• Antiquariannoun/adjectiveA person who studies, collects, or deals in old and rare objects; related to antiques.
• AntiquatedadjectiveOld-fashioned or outdated; no longer useful or suitable for modern conditions. (?????? /…
• AntiqueadjectiveDating or surviving from the distant past.
• Antisepticnoun/adjectiveA substance that prevents infection by killing or stopping the growth of germs.
• AntithesisnounA person or thing that is the direct opposite of someone or something else.
• AntitheticadjectiveDirectly opposed or contrasted; opposite
• AntitheticaladjectiveDirectly opposed or contrasted; mutually incompatible.
• AnvilnounA heavy iron block on which metal is shaped by hammering.
• AnxiousadjectiveIn a way that shows you are worried or nervous.
• AnxiouslyadverbIn a way that shows you are worried or nervous.
• AortanounThe main artery that carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
• ApaceadverbSwiftly; quickly.
• ApartheidnounThe former political system in South Africa in which only white people had full politica…
• ApatheticadjectiveShowing no interest or enthusiasm.
• ApathynounThe feeling of not being interested in or enthusiastic about something, or things in gen…
• AperturenounAn opening, hole, or gap, especially one through which light enters a camera.
• ApexnounThe top or highest part of something.
• AphasianounLoss or impairment of the ability to understand or express speech, usually caused by bra…
• AphorismnounA pithy observation which contains a general truth.
• ApiarynounA place where bees are kept; a collection of beehives.
• Aplombnounif somebody does something with aplomb, they do it in a confident and successful way, of…
• ApocalypsenounA complete and final destruction of the world, or a very great disaster.
• ApocalypticadjectiveDescribing very serious damage and destruction in past or future events.
• Apocryphaladjective(of a story or statement) of doubtful authenticity, although widely circulated as being …
• ApodicticadjectiveClearly established or beyond dispute; expressing absolute certainty.
• ApogeenounThe highest point; the peak or climax of something.
• ApollonianadjectiveCharacterized by rationality, discipline, harmony and restraint.
• ApologeticadjectiveShowing or expressing regret for doing something wrong.
• ApologistnounMeaning: A person who offers an argument in defence of something controversial.
• ApoplecticadjectiveExtremely angry; furious.
• AporianounAn expression of doubt or an irresolvable puzzle; a philosophical impasse. (????/??????;…
• AposematicadjectiveHaving bright, conspicuous colors or markings that warn predators of toxicity or danger.…
• AposiopesisnounA sudden breaking off in speech, leaving a statement unfinished for dramatic effect. (??…
• ApostasynounThe abandonment or renunciation of a religious or political belief or principle.
• ApostatenounA person who renounces a religious or political belief or principle.
• ApostlenounA vigorous and pioneering advocate or supporter of a particular policy, idea, or cause.
• ApostrophenounA figure of speech in which a speaker directly addresses an absent person, an abstract i…
• ApothecarynounA person who prepares and sells medicines; an old term for a pharmacist.
• ApothegmnounA short, witty, and instructive saying; a concise proverb.
• ApothegmaticadjectiveExpressed tersely and wittily; concise and full of meaning like a proverb. (???????????,…
• ApotheosisnounThe highest point in the development of something.
• ApotropaicadjectiveIntended to avert evil, harm, or bad luck.
• AppallverbGreatly shock or horrify someone.
• AppallingadjectiveExtremely bad, especially from a moral point of view.
• AppararatusnounThe complex structure of a particular organization or system.
• ApparatchiknounAn official in a large political organization.
• ApparatusnounA set of equipment or tools needed for a particular activity; also, an organized system …
• ApparelnounClothes of a particular type when they are being sold in a shop.
• ApparentadjectiveClearly visible or understood.
• ApparentlyadverbClearly visible or understood.
• ApparitionnounA remarkable or unexpected appearance of someone or something.
• AppealverbMake a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request.
• AppealedverbMake a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request.
• AppealingverbMake a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request.
• AppeaseverbPacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands.
• AppeasementnounThe practice of giving a country what it wants in order to avoid war.
• AppeasingverbThe act of giving the opposing side in an argument or war an advantage that they have de…
• AppellantnounA person who appeals against a decision made in court
• AppellantsnounA person who applies to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court.
• AppellateadjectiveRelating to appeals or a court that has the power to review decisions of a lower court.
• AppellationnounA name or title given to someone or something; a designation.
• AppendverbAdd (something) to the end of a written document.
• AppendagenounA part attached to something larger, especially a limb or extension.
• Appendixnoun(A section or table of subsidiary matter at the end of a book or document.)
• AppetitenounA natural desire to satisfy a bodily need, especially for food.
• ApplaudverbShow strong approval of (a person or action); praise.
• ApplausenounApproval or praise expressed by clapping.
• ApplicableadjectiveRelevant or suitable to a particular situation, rule, or purpose.
• AppointverbDecided on beforehand
• AppointedadjectiveDecided on beforehand
• AppointingadjectiveDecided on beforehand
• AppointmentnounDecided on beforehand
• ApportionverbMeaning- Divide up and share out.
• ApportionmentnounMeaning: the act of sharing something between several people or organizations.
• AppositeadjectiveSuitable and right for a particular situation; appropriate and relevant. (???????, ?????…
• AppraisalnounMeaning: An act of assessing something or someone.
• AppraiseverbTo assess the value, quality, or importance of something or someone. (????????? ???? / ?…
• AppreciablyadverbTo value or admire highly.
• AppreciateverbTo value or admire highly.
• AppreciatedverbTo value or admire highly.
• AppreciatesverbTo value or admire highly.
• AppreciatingverbTo value or admire highly.
• AppreciationnounTo value or admire highly.
• ApprehendverbAnxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.
• ApprehendedverbAnxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.
• ApprehendingverbAnxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.
• ApprehensionnounAnxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.
• ApprehensiveadjectiveMeaning: Feeling worried about something that you are going to do or that is going to ha…
• ApprenticenounA person who learns a skill or trade by working under an experienced person.
• ApprenticeshipnounA period of undergoing practical instruction in one's job or career
• AppriseverbInform or tell (someone).
• ApprisedverbInform or tell (someone).
• ApproachableadjectiveFriendly and easy to talk to.
• ApprobationnounApproval or praise.
• AppropriateadjectiveSuitable or proper in the circumstances.
• AppropriatedverbSuitable or proper in the circumstances.
• AppropriatelyadverbSuitable or proper in the circumstances.
• AppropriationnounSuitable or proper in the circumstances.
• ApprovalnounOfficially agree to or accept as satisfactory.
• ApproveverbOfficially agree to or accept as satisfactory.
• ApprovedverbOfficially agree to or accept as satisfactory.
• AppurtenancenounAn accessory, subordinate object, or additional item belonging to something larger.
• AproposadjectiveVery appropriate to a particular situation; relevant.
• AptadjectiveAppropriate or suitable in the circumstances; having a tendency to do something.
• AptitudenounA natural ability or talent to do something, especially in learning or a particular skil…
• AptlyadverbIn a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.
• AquariumnounA glass tank or building where fish and water animals are kept.
• AquaticadjectiveLiving, growing, or occurring in or near water.
• AqueousadjectiveContaining water or having the qualities of water.
• AquilineadjectiveHaving a curved or hooked shape like an eagle’s beak, especially used for a nose.
• ArableadjectiveSuitable for growing crops; fit for cultivation.
• ArachnophobianounExtreme fear of spiders.
• ArbiternounA person who settles a dispute or has ultimate authority in a matter.
• Arbitersnouna person with the power or influence to make judgements and decide what will be done or …
• ArbitragenounThe practice of buying in one market and selling in another to profit from a price diffe…
• Arbitraladjective(Relating to settle a dispute)
• ArbitrarilyadverbBased on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.
• ArbitrarinessnounThe fact of not seeming to be based on a reason, system or plan and sometimes seeming un…
• ArbitraryadjectiveNot seeming to be based on a reason, system or plan and sometimes seeming unfair.
• ArbitrateverbTo settle a dispute between parties by acting as an impartial third party; to decide a d…
• ArbitrationnounThe official process of settling an argument.
• ArborealadjectiveLiving in trees or relating to trees.
• ArcadianadjectiveRelating to an idealized, simple, and peaceful rural life.
• ArcaneadjectiveUnderstood by few; mysterious or secret.
• Archprefix(Chief; principal.)
• ArchaeologicaladjectiveConnected with archaeology.
• ArchaeologynounThe study of human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifac…
• ArchaicadjectiveOld and no longer used.
• ArchetypaladjectiveVery typical of a certain kind of person or thing.
• ArchetypenounA perfect example or typical model of something; an original pattern on which others are…
• ArchipelagonounA group or chain of islands.
• ArchitecturenounThe art and science of designing and constructing buildings or other structures.
• Archivenoun/verbA collection of historical records or documents, or to store such records for future ref…
• ArdentadjectiveHaving or showing very strong feelings or enthusiasm. (??????? / ??????)
• ArdentlyadverbVery enthusiastically or passionately.
• ArdornounIntense enthusiasm, passion, or zeal.
• ArduousInvolving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring. (?????????/????)
• ArenanounA place or scene of activity, debate, or conflict.
• ArgosynounA large merchant ship carrying valuable cargo or a fleet of such ships.
• ArgotnounThe special language or jargon used by a particular group or profession.
• Arguableadjectivethat you can give good reasons for
• ArguablyadverbMeaning: Used when stating an opinion or belief that you think can be shown to be true.
• ArguingverbTo contend or disagree in words
• AridadjectiveVery dry, especially because of little or no rain.
• AriditynounThe quality of being not very interesting or exciting.
• AriseverbEmerge
• AristocracynounA ruling class of noble or privileged people; government by nobles.
• AristocraticadjectiveBelonging to, having the qualities of, or favoring aristocracy.
• ArmadanounA large fleet of warships or ships.
• ArmageddonnounA terrible war that could destroy the world.
• ArmisticenounAn agreement to stop fighting temporarily; a truce.
• ArmoredadjectiveProtected with/by an armor
• ArmorynounA place where weapons and military equipment are stored.
• ArmourynounMeaning- An array of resources available for a particular purpose
• ArobustadjectiveStrong and healthy.
• AromanounA pleasant smell, especially of food or drink.
• Around the corneridiomsImminent or likely to happen very soon.
• ArouseverbTo awaken a feeling, emotion, or response; to stimulate action.
• ArraignverbCall or bring (someone) before a court to answer a criminal charge; accuse formally.
• ArrantadjectiveComplete and obvious, usually in a bad sense.
• ArraynounAn impressive or orderly arrangement of people or things.
• ArrearsnounMoney that somebody owes that they have not paid at the right time.
• ArrivistenounA person who has recently gained wealth, power, or high social position but is considere…
• ArrogancenounThe quality of being unpleasantly proud and behaving as if you are more important than, …
• ArrogantadjectiveHaving an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities; behaving in a proud an…
• ArrogateverbTake or claim (something) without justification.
• ArroyonounA dry stream bed or a small steep-sided channel, usually in a desert area.
• ArsenalnounA place where weapons and military equipment are stored or made.
• ArsenalsnounA collection of weapons such as guns and explosives
• ArsonnounThe criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property.
• ArtfuladjectiveClever, skillful, or cunning, especially in achieving something by indirect means. (????…
• ArticulateverbTo express or explain your thoughts or feelings clearly in words.
• ArticulatedadjectivePronounce (something) clearly and distinctly.
• ArticulatingverbPronounce (something) clearly and distinctly.
• ArticulationnounPronounce (something) clearly and distinctly.
• Articulationsnounthe expression of an idea or a feeling in words
• ArtifactnounAn object made by humans, especially one of historical, cultural, or archaeological impo…
• ArtificenounClever or cunning tricks used to deceive others; an ingenious but false or insincere dev…
• ArtificialadjectiveMade or produced by humans rather than occurring naturally
• ArtillerynounLarge, powerful guns used in warfare, especially those operated by military units.
• ArtisannounA person who does work that needs a special skill, making things with their hands
• ArtlessadjectiveLacking skill or finesse; without pretence; simple and natural.
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• AscendancynounDominant power or influence; a position of superiority.
• Ascensionnounthe act of moving up or of reaching a high position
• AscentnounMeaning: an upward slope or path that one may walk or climb; a rise to a higher social o…
• AscertainverbFind (something) out for certain.
• AscertainedverbFind (something) out for certain
• AscertainsverbFind (something) out for certain
• AsceticNounA person who practices severe self-discipline and abstains from all forms of indulgence,…
• AsceticismnounA way of life involving strict self-discipline and avoidance of physical pleasures.
• AscribeverbRegard something as being due to (a cause).
• AsepticadjectiveFree from germs, infection, or contamination.
• AshenadjectiveVery pale, especially because of illness, fear, or shock.
• AsinineadjectiveVery stupid or foolish.
• AskanceadverbWith an attitude or look of suspicion or disapproval.
• Askewadjective/adverbNot straight or level; tilted to one side.
• AspectnounA particular part or feature of something.
• AspectsnounA particular part or feature of something.
• AsperityNounHarshness or severity in tone, manner, or temper.
• AspersionnounA damaging or false remark meant to harm someone’s reputation.
• AspersionsnounFalse charge meant to harm someone’s reputation.
• AsphyxiateverbCause to suffocate by depriving of oxygen.
• AspirantsnounA person who wants to win a competition or get an important position.
• AspirationNoun: A strong desire, longing, or ambition to achieve something.
• AspirationaladjectiveA hope or ambition of achieving something.
• AspirationsnounA hope or ambition of achieving something.
• AspireverbDirecting one's hopes or ambitions towards becoming a specified type of person.
• AspiringadjectiveDirecting one's hopes or ambitions towards becoming a specified type of person.
• AssailverbAttack someone physically or criticize them strongly. (???? ???? / ???? ?????? ????)
• Assailantnouna person who physically attacks another.
• AssailantsnounMake a concerted or violent attack on.
• AssailingverbMake a concerted or violent attack on.
• AssailsverbMake a concerted or violent attack on.
• AssassinnounA person who murders an important person, usually for political or money-related reasons.
• AssassinateverbMurder (an important person) for political or religious reasons
• AssassinationnounMurder, as by secret assault or treachery / kill someone discreetly.
• AssaultverbMake a physical attack on.
• AssaultedverbMake a physical attack on.
• AssaultingverbMake a physical attack on.
• Assayverb/nounTo test or examine something, especially a metal or ore, to find its quality or content.
• AssemblagenounA collection or gathering of people or things.
• AssembleverbGather together in one place for a common purpose.
• AssembledverbGather together in one place for a common purpose.
• AssemblingverbGather together in one place for a common purpose.
• AssentnounThe expression of approval or agreement.
• AssertverbState a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.
• AssertedverbState a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.
• AssertingverbState a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.
• AssertionnounA statement saying that you strongly believe something to be true.
• Assertionsnoun(A bold declaration without proof)
• AssertiveadjectiveState a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.
• Assertivenessnoun(Confident and forceful behavior)
• AssertsverbState a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.
• AssessverbEvaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of.
• AssessedverbThe action or an instance of making a judgment about something.
• AssessesverbThe action or an instance of making a judgment about something.
• AssessmentnounThe process of rating something with respect to its worth.
• AssetnounA valuable thing, person, quality, or property that is useful.
• AsseverateverbTo state or declare something strongly and seriously.
• AssiduitynounPersistent and careful effort; diligence.
• AssiduousadjectiveShowing great care, attention, and persistent effort.
• AssiduouslyadverbWith great care and perseverance.
• AssignverbTo give a particular job or piece of work to someone.
• AssignationnounA secret appointment or meeting, especially between lovers.
• AssignedverbTo give a particular job or piece of work to someone.
• AssigningverbTo give a particular job or piece of work to someone.
• AssimilateverbTake in and fully understand or absorb (information, ideas, or culture); become similar …
• AssimilationnounThe process of taking in and fully understanding information or ideas./ the process of b…
• AssimilativeadjectiveOf, relating to, or causing to be absorbed or encapsulated./to become make part of a lar…
• AssistverbThe act of helping or supporting someone in achieving a goal or completing a task.
• AssistancenounThe act of helping or supporting someone in achieving a goal or completing a task.
• AssistedverbThe act of helping or supporting someone in achieving a goal or completing a task.
• AssistingverbThe act of helping or supporting someone in achieving a goal or completing a task.
• AssociateverbConnected with something else.
• AssociatedadjectiveConnected with something else.
• AssociatesverbConnected with something else.
• AssociationnounConnected with something else.
• AssonancenounRepetition of the same or similar vowel sounds in adjacent words.
• AssortedadjectiveMeaning- Of various sorts put together
• AssuageverbMake (an unpleasant feeling) less intense.
• AssumedverbSupposed to be the case, without proof.
• AssumesverbSupposed to be the case, without proof.
• AssumingverbTo accept something to be true without question or proof.
• AssumptionnounSupposed to be the case, without proof.
• AssurancenounTell someone something positively to dispel any doubts.
• AssureverbTell someone something positively to dispel any doubts.
• AssuredverbTell someone something positively to dispel any doubts.
• AssuringverbTell someone something positively to dispel any doubts.
• AsterisknounA star-shaped symbol (*) used to mark a note, reference, omission or special point.
• AstigmatismnounA defect in the eye caused by an irregular curvature of the cornea or lens, resulting in…
• AstonishverbTo surprise someone greatly.
• AstonishedadjectiveGreatly surprised or impressed; amazed.
• AstonishingadjectiveExtremely surprising or impressive.
• AstonishinglyadverbMeaning: used to express surprise at an event or situation.
• AstoundverbTo shock or greatly surprise someone; to amaze with wonder or disbelief.
• AstoundingadjectiveSurprisingly impressive or notable.
• AstoundinglyadverbUsed to express surprise at a situation or event.
• AstraladjectiveRelated to stars or the heavens.
• AstrayadverbMeaning: Away from the correct path or correct way of doing something.
• Astrideadverb(Extending across.)
• AstringentadjectiveSharp or harsh in taste or smell; causing the skin or tissues to tighten. (????? / ??????)
• AstronomicaladjectiveExtremely large in amount or size; also related to astronomy or celestial objects.
• AstuteAdjectiveVery clever and quick at seeing what to do in a particular situation, especially how to …
• AstutelyadverbMeaning: accurately assessing situations or people; perceptively.
• AsunderadverbApart from each other.
• AsylumnounProtection given by a government to someone who has left their own country for safety.
• AsymmetricaladjectiveHaving parts that are not equal or identical on both sides; lacking symmetry.
• AsymmetrynounLack of equality or equivalence between parts or aspects of something
• AsynchronousadjectiveNot occurring, operating, or communicating at the same time.
• At a crossroadsidiom(At a point of change/choice)
• At loggerheadsiIdiomIn violent dispute or disagreement.
• At onceadverbMeaning: At the same time.
• At stakeidiomIn jeopardy of being determined as a positive or negative outcome.
• At the crossroadsidiomAt a point of decision or a critical juncture
• At the helmIdiomTo be at the top of something/ to establish oneself at the top.
• At the helm (of something)idiomsIn charge of an organization.
• At the helm of thisidiomIn control.
• AtaraxianounA state of serene calmness and freedom from emotional disturbance or anxiety.