English words starting with T

511 words starting with T with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 2 of 2.

• Tote upphrasal verbTo sum up; summarize.
• TotemnounAn object, animal, or symbol regarded as representing or having special significance for…
• TotterverbTo stand or move in an unsteady manner, as if about to fall.
• TouchstonenounA standard or criterion by which something is judged or recognized.
• TourniquetnounA tight band placed around an injured limb to stop or reduce severe bleeding.
• TousledadjectiveUntidy or messy, especially hair.
• ToutverbTo attempt to sell something aggressively, or to publicly praise and promote something o…
• ToutedverbTo try to persuade people that somebody/something is important or valuable by praising t…
• Toutsverb(Attempt to persuade people)
• ToxicadjectivePoisonous; harmful or dangerous to living beings or to health.
• ToyverbConsider (an idea or proposal) casually or indecisively.
• TracedverbTo find or discover somebody/something by looking carefully for them/it.
• TractnounAn area of land, typically a large one.
• TractableadjectiveEasy to control or influence; easy to deal with or manage. (????? ?? ????????? ???? ????)
• TractionNounThe ability of a wheel or tyre to hold the ground without sliding.
• Trade offnounA balance achieved between two desirable but incompatible features./ a balancing of fact…
• TraduceverbSpeak falsely or maliciously about someone; slander or defame.
• TragedynounAn event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident,…
• TragicadjectiveAn event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident,…
• TrailnounA mark or a series of signs or objects left behind by the passage of someone or something
• TrailblazernounA person who is the first to do something and shows the way for others.
• TrailingnounDraw or be drawn along behind someone or something.
• TraipseverbTo walk or move around in a tired, casual, or reluctant way.
• TraitnounA distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically one belonging to a person.
• Traitornouna person who betrays their friends, their country, etc. by giving away secrets about the…
• TraitorousadjectiveGuilty of betraying one’s country, group, or trust; treacherous.
• TrajectorynounThe curved path of something that has been fired, hit or thrown into the air
• TrammelverbRestrict or impede someone’s freedom or progress.
• TrampleverbTo ignore somebody’s feelings or rights and treat them as if they are not important.
• Trampledverb(To act in a harsh, domineering, or cruel manner, as if treading roughly (usually follow…
• Tramplingverb(To act in a harsh, domineering, or cruel manner, as if treading roughly)
• TrancenounA half-conscious state in which a person is not fully aware of surroundings.
• TranchenounA portion of something, especially money.
• TranquiladjectiveFree from disturbance; calm and peaceful.
• TranquilitynounMeaning: the quality or state of being tranquil; calm.
• TranquillitynounMeaning: a peaceful, calm state, without noise, violence, worry, etc.
• TransactionnounAn exchange, deal, or business activity between two or more people.
• TranscendverbTo be or go beyond the usual limits of something.
• Transcendentadjective(Surpassing the ordinary; exceptional.)
• TranscribeverbTo write down spoken words or copy written material exactly.
• TranscriptnounA written or printed version of material originally presented in another medium.
• TransferverbMove something or someone from one place, person, or situation to another.
• TransfereesnounA person to whom something is transferred or conveyed.
• TransfigureverbTransform into something more beautiful or elevated; change the appearance of completely.
• TransfixverbMake someone unable to move because of shock, fear, interest, or wonder.
• TransformationaladjectiveConnected with a complete change in somebody/something, especially a positive change.
• TransformativeadjectiveCausing a major change or improvement.
• TransformedverbMake a marked change in the form, nature, or appearance of
• TransfuseverbTo transfer blood or another fluid into the vein of a person or animal.
• TransgressverbTo go beyond the limit of what is morally or legally acceptable.
• TransgressionnounAn act that goes beyond the limits of what is morally or legally acceptable.
• Transgressionsnounan act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct
• TransientadjectiveContinuing for only a short time.
• TransitnounPass across or through (an area).
• TransitedverbPass across or through (an area).
• TransitingverbPass across or through (an area).
• TransitionnounThe process of changing from one state, condition, or stage to another.
• TransitoryadjectiveLasting for only a short time; not permanent. (???????, ?????????)
• TranslateverbTo express words or ideas from one language into another.
• Translate intophrasal verbMeaning: To lead to (something) as a result.
• TransliterateverbTo represent words or letters from one writing system using the characters of another wr…
• TranslucentadjectiveAllowing light to pass through but not allowing clear visibility of objects.
• TransmitverbSend or pass something from one person, place, or system to another.
• Transmogrifiedverb(To change or alter greatly and often with grotesque or humorous effect)
• TransmogrifyverbTo change something completely, especially into a strange or grotesque form.
• TransmuteverbChange in form, nature, or substance; transform into something else. (????????? ????)
• TransparencynounThe quality of being open, honest, and easy to understand; free from secrecy. (?????????…
• Transpicuousadjective(Easy to perceive or detect/ easily understood)
• TranspireverbTo happen.
• TransplantverbMove or transfer something, especially an organ, tissue, or plant, from one place to ano…
• TransposeverbTo change the position, order, or arrangement of something.
• Trappingsnoun(The outward signs, features, or objects associated with a particular situation, role, o…
• TraumanounA deeply distressing or disturbing experience.
• TraumaticAdjectiveA deeply distressing or disturbing experience.
• TraumatizedverbA deeply distressing or disturbing experience.
• TravailnounMeaning: An unpleasant experience or situation that involves a lot of hard work, difficu…
• TravailsnounPainful or laborious effort.
• TraveloguenounA book, film, or account describing someone's travels and experiences.
• TraverseverbTravel across or through.
• TraversedverbTravel across or through.
• TravestynounMeaning: a false, absurd, or distorted representation of something.
• TrawlverbTo search through a large amount of something carefully.
• TreacherousadjectiveGuilty of or involving betrayal; dangerously unstable or deceptive. (???????????, ??????…
• TreacherynounBetrayal of trust.
• TreaclyadjectiveExcessively sweet or sentimental in an unpleasant or artificial way.
• TreadverbTo walk, step, or move on foot.
• TreadingverbTo walk somewhere.
• TreasonnounThe crime of betraying one’s country, especially by trying to kill its ruler or overthro…
• TreasureverbKeep carefully (a valuable or valued item)/value highly.
• TreasurynounA place or department responsible for managing and safeguarding public or institutional …
• Treating with Kid glovesidiomTo treat someone with extra care and gentleness.
• Treatisenoun(a written work dealing formally and systematically with a subject.)
• TreatynounA formally concluded and ratified agreement between states/countries.
• TrebuchetnounA large medieval military machine used for throwing heavy stones or other objects at ene…
• TrellisnounA framework of crossed wooden or metal strips used to support climbing plants.
• TrembleverbShake or quiver slightly.
• TremendousadjectiveVery large or great
• TremendouslyadverbVery large or great
• TremornounAn involuntary quivering movement.
• TremorsnounAn involuntary quivering movement
• TremulousadjectiveShaking or quivering slightly, often from fear, nervousness, or emotion.
• TrenchverbMeaning- Border closely on.
• TrenchantadjectiveExpressed strongly, clearly, and effectively; vigorous or incisive in expression or style.
• TrenchantlyadverbIn a sharp, forceful, and effective way (especially in speech or writing).
• TrepidationNounA feeling of fear or agitation about something that may happen.
• Trespassverb/nounTo enter someone’s land or property without permission.
• TrespassernounA person entering someone's land or property without permission.
• Triagenoun/verbThe process of sorting people or things according to urgency or importance.
• TriangulateverbDetermine the position of something by measuring angles from known points; also, verify …
• TribulationnounA state of great trouble or suffering.
• TribunalnounAn assembly of persons for the administration of justice
• Tributarynoun/adjectiveA small river or stream that flows into a larger river.
• TributenounAn act, statement, or gift that is intended to show gratitude, respect, or admiration.
• TrickleverbTo flow, or to make something flow, slowly in a thin stream.
• Trickle outphrasal verbTo come, go, or pass bit by bit
• TrickyadjectiveMeaning: (of a task, problem, etc.) requiring care and skill because difficult or awkward.
• TriflenounMeaning: a thing of little value or importance; a small amount of something
• TriflingadjectiveOf little value or importance; petty or insignificant.
• TrifurcateverbDivide or split into three branches or parts.
• TriggeradjectiveCaused by particular action, process, or situation
• TriggeredadjectiveCaused by particular action, process, or situation
• TriggeringadjectiveCaused by particular action, process, or situation
• Trillnoun/verbA rapid succession of short, high-pitched sounds or to produce such sounds.
• TrimmedverbTo cut away unnecessary parts from something.
• TrinitynounThe Christian godhead — the union of three persons (father, son, and holy spirit) in one…
• TrinketnounA small ornament or item of jewellery that is of little value.
• TriptychnounA picture, artwork or set of panels consisting of three connected parts.
• TrisectverbTo divide something into three equal parts.
• TriteadjectiveOverused and lacking originality; commonplace.
• TriumphnounA great success, achievement or victory.
• TriumviratenounA group or association of three powerful people holding authority together.
• TrivialadjectiveOf little value or importance; insignificant.
• TrivializeverbTo make something seem unimportant.
• TroglodytenounA person who lives in a cave; also, an ignorant or old-fashioned person.
• Troopadjectiveconnected with soldiers, especially in large groups
• Troopsnounsoldiers or armed forces.
• TrophynounA prize or object awarded as a symbol of victory or achievement.
• TropospherenounThe lowest layer of the Earth’s atmosphere, where most weather changes occur.
• Trot outverb(To bring to the attention of; introduce;) (ध्यान में लाना
• TroubleshootverbTo identify and solve problems in a machine, system or process.
• TroughnounA long narrow container used for feeding animals; also a low point between two high poin…
• TrounceverbDefeat someone heavily in a contest or fight.
• Trouncedverb(To defeat (someone or something) easily and thoroughly.)
• TrovenounA store or collection of valuable or interesting things.
• TrowelnounA small hand tool used for spreading, digging, or smoothing materials like cement or soil.
• TruancynounThe problem or situation of children being absent from school regularly without permissi…
• Truantnoun/adjectiveA student who stays away from school without permission; absent without permission.
• TrucenounAn agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
• TruckleverbBehave in a submissive or flattering way toward someone in order to gain advantage.
• TruculentadjectiveEager or quick to argue or fight; aggressively defiant.
• TrudgeverbWalk slowly and with heavy steps, usually because of exhaustion or difficulty.
• TruismnounA statement that is obviously true and says nothing new or interesting.
• TrumpverbTo beat something that somebody says or does by saying or doing something even better.
• TrumpetverbProclaim widely or loudly.
• TruncateverbTo shorten something by cutting off a part, especially the end. (????? ???? ????)
• TruncheonnounA short, thick stick carried as a weapon, especially by a police officer.
• TrustworthyadjectiveDeserving trust because of being reliable, honest, and dependable.
• TrystnounA secret meeting, especially between lovers.
• TsunaminounA very large and powerful sea wave caused by an earthquake or volcanic activity.
• Ttinker (with)verbAttempt to repair or improve something in a casual or desultory way.
• TuberculosisnounA serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs and is caused by bacteria.
• Tuck awayPhrasal verbTo hide or store something away.
• TumbleverbTo fall suddenly and uncontrollably, often from a higher position to a lower one.
• TumbledadjectiveHaving fallen or collapsed.
• TumblingverbHaving fallen or collapsed.
• TumidadjectiveSwollen or enlarged; pompous or bombastic in language or style.
• TumultNounA loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people; a state of conf…
• TumultuousadjectiveExcited, confused, or disorderly.
• TundranounA very cold, treeless region where the ground remains frozen for much of the year.
• TuneverbAdjust or adapt (something) to a particular purpose or situation.
• TurbidadjectiveCloudy, opaque, or thick with suspended matter; confused or unclear.
• Turbulencenouna situation in which there is a lot of sudden change, trouble, argument and sometimes vi…
• TurbulentadjectiveMoving in a violent, disorderly, or unstable way; full of conflict, confusion, or distur…
• TurfnounAn area or sphere of activity regarded as someone's personal territory.
• TurgidadjectiveSwollen or bloated; (of language or style) pompous and overblown.
• TurmoilnounA state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty. (??????, ???-????)
• Turn a blind eyeidiom(Pretend not to notice.)
• Turn upside downidiom(Put in disorder, mix or mess up)
• TurnaroundnounAn abrupt or unexpected change, especially one that results in a more favourable situati…
• TurncoatnounA person who changes sides or loyalties, especially in politics.
• TurnovernounThe total amount of business or sales done by a company in a particular period.
• TurpitudeNounWickedness or moral corruption.
• Turquoisenoun/adjectiveA greenish-blue colour or a blue-green mineral used as a gemstone.
• TurretnounA small tower projecting from the wall or roof of a building.
• TusslenounA short struggle, fight or argument especially in order to get something.
• TutelagenounInstruction or guidance, especially under a tutor or mentor.
• TutelaryadjectiveServing as a guardian, protector, or guide.
• Twaddlenoun/verbFoolish, trivial, or meaningless talk or writing.
• TwangnounA nasal or other distinctive manner of pronunciation or intonation characteristic of the…
• TweakverbTo make slight changes to a machine, system, etc. to improve it.
• TweakingnounA fine adjustment to a mechanism or system.
• TweaksnounMeaning- To make slight changes to a machine, system, etc. to improve it
• TwilightnounA period or state of obscurity, ambiguity, or gradual decline.
• TwingenounA sudden, sharp feeling of pain or an unpleasant emotion.
• Twinkleverb/nounTo shine with a flickering or sparkling light.
• TwirlverbSpin quickly and lightly around.
• TwirledverbTo turn round and round quickly
• TwistedadjectiveForced out of its natural shape.
• TwistingverbTo bend or turn something into a particular shape.
• TwitchverbTo make a sudden, quick, involuntary movement.
• TycoonnounA wealthy and powerful business person.
• TympanumnounThe thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates when sound waves strike it; the eardrum.
• TypecastverbMeaning- Represent or regard (a person or their role) as fitting a particular stereotype.
• TyphoonnounA violent tropical storm, especially in the western Pacific Ocean.
• TypifyverbTo represent or be a typical example of something.
• TypographynounThe art and technique of arranging printed letters and text to make them clear and visua…
• Tyrannicaladjective(Exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way/ characteristic of an absolute ruler or ab…
• TyranniesnounCruel and oppressive government or rule.
• TyrannynounUnfair or cruel use of power or authority.
• TyrantnounA cruel and oppressive ruler or person who uses power harshly and unjustly.
• TyronounA beginner or novice in a particular field.