| 1) Ambiguous |
| Meaning : having a double meaning or unclear interpretation |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The instructions were ambiguous, leaving the students unsure of what to do. |
| Mnemonics : |
| Ambi (am + bi) means 2 , while guous sounds like guess. So if 2 people guess on something, then it will make the subject doubtful or unclear. |
| 2) Ambivalence |
| Meaning : mixed feelings or contradictory attitudes towards something or someone |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| She felt ambivalence about accepting the job offer, torn between two conflicting options. |
| Mnemonics : |
| matcheswith “ambulance”. In case of severe emergency, inside an ambulance, you have mixed emotions.. bachega ya nahi! |
| 3) Ambulatory |
| Meaning : relating to or adapted for walking |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The hospital had an ambulatory care unit for patients requiring outpatient services. |
| Mnemonics : |
| after getting in ambulance we go to hospital get treatment and are finally able to walk |
| 4) Ameliorate |
| Meaning : to make a situation or condition better |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The new policies were implemented to ameliorate the working conditions for employees. |
| Mnemonics : |
| AMUL RATE- with shortage of milk, AMUL is increasing milk RATE |
| 5) Amenable |
| Meaning : willing to cooperate or be influenced |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The employee was amenable to feedback and willing to improve his performance. |
| Mnemonics : |
| Amen is a word used in Islam and Christianity. meaning of which is i agree. So ~ means something able to be agreed. |
| 6) Amend |
| Meaning : to make changes or corrections to improve something |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The committee decided to amend the bylaws to better reflect the organization’s values. |
| Mnemonics : |
| amend ~ a + mind; you should have a sound mind to amend you score in mathematics. |
| 7) Amenities |
| Meaning : desirable or useful features or facilities |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The luxury resort offered a range of amenities, including a spa, pool, and fine dining. |
| Mnemonics : |
| amenity sound like “men at ease.” Men at ease need a lot of amenities. |
| 8) Amiable |
| Meaning : friendly and pleasant in disposition |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| His amiable nature made it easy for him to make friends in any situation. |
| Mnemonics : |
| am +I + able or lovable |
| 9) Amicable |
| Meaning : characterized by friendliness and a lack of conflict |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| Despite the disagreement, they reached an amicable resolution through mediation. |
| Mnemonics : |
| amicable = a(not)+ mic(microphone)+ able.. if a mic is not able then it is peaceful… |
| 10) Amiss |
| Meaning : not quite right or inappropriately done |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| Something seemed amiss when the project was delayed without explanation. |
| Mnemonics : |
| a+miss.. miss.. when you miss to do something important… that is your fault.. as you have missed something.. |
| 11) Amity |
| Meaning : a friendly and peaceful relationship between people or nations |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The neighboring countries maintained a relationship of peace and amity. |
| Mnemonics : |
| ami means friend in French.so usually words which involve ami=friend. ex: amiable, amicable, ~etc |
| 12) Amnesia |
| Meaning : partial or total loss of memory |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The accident caused temporary amnesia, and she couldn’t remember the events leading up to it. |
| Mnemonics : |
| ~…….remember AMir khan and his movie Ghajini were he has memory loss also Tare Zameen Par where he shows about DYSLEXIA same as ~ |
| 13) Amnesty |
| Meaning : an official pardon for people who have been convicted of political offenses |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The government declared an amnesty for political prisoners, releasing them from detention. |
| Mnemonics : |
| am-nesty-> similar to “i am nasty” but still my parents generally pardon my mistakes |
| 14) Amorphous |
| Meaning : lacking a definite form or clear structure |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The cloud appeared amorphous, lacking a defined shape or structure. |
| Mnemonics : |
| In Greek ‘morphe’ means shape/form. So, ~(a +morph+ous) means ‘without shape/shapeless’. Similarly ‘morphing’ means shaping(the original).’Metamorphosis’= Change in form/nature |
| 15) Amphibian |
| Meaning : a cold-blooded vertebrate, such as a frog or salamander, that lives both in water and on land |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| Frogs are amphibians that can live both in water and on land. |
| Mnemonics : |
| amphi== of both kinds + bios==life |
| 16) Ample |
| Meaning : enough or more than enough; plentiful |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The generous portion of food provided an ample serving for the hungry guests. |
| Mnemonics : |
| amplifier means to increase in strength of signal so ~ means in abundance |
| 17) Amplify |
| Meaning : to increase the volume or intensity of something |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The speaker used a microphone to amplify her voice for the large audience. |
| Mnemonics : |
| think amplifier , which increase the sound |
| 18) Amputate |
| Meaning : to surgically remove a limb or part of a limb |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| In severe cases, doctors may need to amputate a limb to save a patient’s life. |
| Mnemonics : |
| (Tag:;global);a(r)m+put+ate: Imagine a silly situation. tiger ATE your ARM which is PUT for eating. so your arm is CUTOFF from your body |
| 19) Amulet |
| Meaning : an object believed to have magical properties and bring good luck or protection |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The ancient talisman was believed to be a powerful amulet, providing protection. |
| Mnemonics : |
| amul-et amulya(hindi)–~which is wor in the neck is precious |
| 20) Anachronism |
| Meaning : something or someone that is not in its correct historical or chronological time |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The use of a typewriter in the modern office seemed like an anachronism. |
| Mnemonics : |
| Anachronism = Ana + chron (chronology) + ism = A person or thing who is out of chornological order . i.e. Person belongs to earlier time. |
| 21) Anarchist |
| Meaning : a person who advocates for the absence of government and absolute freedom |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The political activist identified as an anarchist, advocating for a society without government. |
| Mnemonics : |
| Remember who is AN ARCHIST(archer) he aims at them and tries to destroy them(overturn) |
| 22) Anarchy |
| Meaning : a state of disorder or absence of government and control |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The absence of a central government led to a state of anarchy in the war-torn region. |
| Mnemonics : |
| ~-Sounds like monarchy’ (like tibet was ruled by monarchy)…so, absence of government |
| 23) Ancestry |
| Meaning : the line of descent or lineage of an individual or group |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| Genealogists trace their ancestry to understand their family’s historical roots. |
| Mnemonics : |
| ancestry==> ancestor+tree, that is family tree |
| 24) Anchor |
| Meaning : a heavy object used to keep a ship or boat in place |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The ship dropped anchor in the harbor after a long voyage across the sea. |
| Mnemonics : |
| ~ is also a toothpaste brand in india…it holds your teeth |
| 25) Anesthetic |
| Meaning : a substance that induces insensitivity to pain or sensation |
| Usage in Sentence : |
| The dentist applied a local anesthetic before the dental procedure to numb the area. |
| Mnemonics : |
| substance that produces ‘anesthesia’ |
Top 25 Vocabularies with Mnemonics for Letter “A” -part 5
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