English words starting with A

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

• AtavisticadjectiveRelating to or characterized by reversion to something ancient or ancestral. (???????? ?…
• AtheistnounA person who does not believe in the existence of God or gods.
• AthletenounA person who is trained in sports or physical activities.
• AthwartadverbAcross from side to side.
• AtlasnounA book or collection of maps, often showing geographical information.
• AtollnounA ring-shaped coral island surrounding a lagoon.
• AtomizeverbTo reduce a substance into very small particles or a fine spray.
• AtonementnounThe act of making amends or reparation for guilt or wrongdoing;
• AtrociousadjectiveOf a very poor quality; extremely bad or unpleasant.
• Atrocitiesnoun(A very cruel or terrible act or action)
• AtrocitynounAn extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury.
• Atrophynoun/verbThe wasting away or weakening of a body part or ability due to lack of use.
• AttainverbSucceed in achieving (something that one has worked for).
• AttainableadjectiveSucceed in achieving (something that one has worked for).
• AttainedverbSucceed in achieving (something that one has worked for).
• AttainingverbSucceed in achieving (something that one has worked for).
• AttainmentnounThe action or fact of achieving a goal towards which one has worked/ he act of gaining s…
• AttainsverbSucceed in achieving (something that one has worked for).
• AttemptverbMake an effort to achieve or complete (something difficult).
• AttemptedverbMake an effort to achieve or complete (something difficult).
• AttemptingverbMake an effort to achieve or complete (something difficult).
• AttemptsverbMake an effort to achieve or complete (something difficult).
• AttendverbBe present at (an event, meeting, or function).
• AttendantadjectiveSomething that accompanies/ occurring with or as a result of.
• AttendedverbBe present at (an event, meeting, or function).
• AttendingverbBe present at (an event, meeting, or function).
• AttentionnounNotice taken of someone or something
• AttentiveadjectiveNotice taken of someone or something
• AttenuateverbReduce the force, effect, or value of something; make it weaker. (????? ????)
• Attenuationnoun(The act of gradual diminishing in the strength of something)
• AttestverbConfirm something as true, often by signing or giving evidence.
• AttestedverbTo show or prove that something is true
• AttirenounClothes, especially those worn for a particular occasion.
• AttributableadjectiveAble to be considered the result of the cause indicated.
• Attributeverb/nounTo regard something as caused by someone or something; a quality or feature of a person …
• AttributedverbRegard something as being caused by.
• AttributesverbAble to be considered the result of the cause indicated.
• AttributingverbAble to be considered the result of the cause indicated.
• AttritionnounThe process of gradually reducing the strength or effectiveness of something through sus…
• AttuneverbMake receptive or aware; bring into harmony with something.
• AtypicaladjectiveNot typical; unusual or not normal.
• Au fondadverb(In central or primary respects.)
• Auburnnoun/adjectiveReddish-brown in colour, especially used for hair.
• AudaciousadjectiveShowing a willingness to take bold risks; fearlessly daring. (?????, ????)
• AudacityadjectiveBehaviour that is brave but likely to shock or offend people.
• AudibleadjectiveAble to be heard; loud enough for people to hear. (??????, ?? ???? ?? ???)
• Auditnoun/verbAn official inspection of accounts; to examine records carefully.
• AuditoryadjectiveRelated to the sense of hearing.
• AugmentverbTo increase the amount, value, size, etc. of something.
• AugmentationnounThe action or process of making or becoming greater in size or amount.
• AugmentedverbThe action or process of making or becoming greater in size or amount.
• AugurverbTo be a sign that something will be successful or not successful in the future.
• AugurynounA sign of what will happen in the future; an omen or prediction.
• AugustadjectiveRespected and impressive; inspiring admiration.
• AuranounThe distinctive atmosphere or quality that seems to surround and be generated by a perso…
• AuraladjectiveRelated to the ear or the sense of hearing.
• AuroraladjectiveRelating to dawn or to the natural coloured lights known as an aurora.
• AuspicenounProtection or support, especially from someone or an organization.
• AuspiciousadjectiveShowing or suggesting that future success is likely; favorable.
• AustereadjectiveSevere or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance; plain and simple without luxury.
• AusteritynounStrict simplicity, seriousness, or reduced spending.
• AustraladjectiveRelating to or situated in the south.
• Autarkicadjectivehaving complete power
• AutarkynounEconomic independence or self-sufficiency of a country.
• AuthenticadjectiveGenuine and real; not fake, copied, or false. Trustworthy and true to its origin. (?????…
• AuthenticateverbProve or show (something) to be true, genuine, or valid.
• AuthoritarianadjectiveFavoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom.
• Authoritarianismnoun(The enforcement or advocacy of strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal…
• AuthoritativeadjectiveCommanding and self-confident; likely to be respected and obeyed.
• AuthorizeverbTo give official permission or power to do something.
• AutobiographynounThe story of a person’s life written by that person himself or herself.
• AutochthonousadjectiveIndigenous or originating naturally in the place where it is found.
• AutocracynounA system of government in which one person has complete power.
• AutocratnounA ruler who has absolute power/ an individual who rules without considering others.
• AutocraticadjectiveNot concerned about the wishes or opinions of others/ characteristic of an absolute ruler.
• AutodidactnounA person who teaches himself or herself without formal instruction.
• AutographnounA person’s signature, especially that of a famous person, given as a keepsake.
• AutomatedadjectiveMade to operate by machines or computers in order to reduce the work done by humans.
• AutomationnounThe use of machines or technology to do work automatically.
• AutonomousadjectiveMeaning: having the freedom to act independently.
• AutonomouslyadverbHaving the right or power of self-government.
• AutonomynounMeaning: Freedom from external control or influence.
• AutopsynounA medical examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death.
• AutumnaladjectiveRelating to autumn or having the characteristics of autumn.
• AuxiliaryadjectiveProviding additional help or support; extra.
• AvailverbUse or take advantage of (an opportunity or available resource).
• AvailedverbHelp or benefit.
• AvailingverbHelp or benefit.
• AvalanchenounA large mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside.
• AvaricenounExtreme greed for wealth or material gain.
• AvariciousadjectiveHaving an extreme desire for wealth or material gain; very greedy. (?????)
• AvatarnounA god appearing in a physical form.
• AvengeverbTo punish someone for a wrong or injury committed against oneself or another person.
• AvenuenounMeaning- A way of approaching a problem
• AvenuesnounA way of making progress towards something
• AververbTo state clearly and strongly that something is true.
• AverredverbState or assert to be the case.
• AverseadjectiveHaving a strong dislike or opposition to something.
• AversionnounA strong feeling of not liking somebody/something.
• AvertverbTo prevent something bad or dangerous from happening.
• AvertedverbTo prevent something bad from happening.
• AviarynounA large enclosure for keeping birds.
• AviationnounThe designing, building and flying of aircraft.
• AvidadjectiveHaving or showing a keen interest in or enthusiasm for something.
• AvidlyadverbWith great interest or enthusiasm.
• AvocationnounSomething that a person does as an interest or hobby and that is not that person's regul…
• AvowverbDeclare or admit openly and boldly.
• AvowalnounMeaning: A statement in which you say or admit something that you believe, support, or i…
• AvowedadjectiveThat has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly.
• AvowedlyadverbMeaning: as has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly; openly.
• AvuncularadjectiveKind, friendly, and protective in a way like an uncle.
• AwaitedverbTo wait for somebody/something.
• AwareadjectiveHaving knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
• AwarenessnounHaving knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
• AwashadjectiveContaining large numbers or amounts of someone or something.
• AwenounThe rapt attention and deep emotion caused by the sight of something extraordinary:
• Awestruckadjectivefeeling very impressed by something.
• Awfuladjectiveused to emphasize the extent of something, especially something unpleasant or negative.
• AwkwardadjectiveDifficult to deal with, uncomfortable, or lacking grace and skill.
• AwningnounA sheet of canvas or other material stretched outside a door or window to give shade or …
• AwryadjectiveAway from the usual or expected course.
• AxeverbEnd, cancel, or dismiss suddenly and ruthlessly.
• AxiomnounA statement or principle that is accepted as true without proof.
• AxiomaticadjectiveSelf-evidently true; accepted as a basic principle that does not need proof. (??????????…
• AzimuthaladjectiveRelating to azimuth or horizontal angular direction measured around the horizon.
• AzureadjectiveBright blue in colour, like a clear sky.