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121 Hard English Words With Meaning.
absentmindedness | a lack of attention or awareness to whatyou are doing or what is happening around you [synonym: inattentiveness] |
accountableness | the quality or state of being answerable oraccountable |
acquaintanceship | the state of being familiar to sb in a waythat involves less intimate relation than friendship |
acquisitiveness | excessive interest in acquiring and owningmoney or new possessions (material things) in a greedy way [synonyms:covetousness, hoarding, materialism] |
acrimoniousness | (of an argument, a speech, discussion,behavior, etc.) the fact or quality of having strong bitter, sharp or harsh feelings and words | (b). state of having a strong unpleasant taste or smell |
advantageousness | the quality or state of being good, useful,helpful or favorable in a particular situation [synonym: profitableness] |
adventurousness | (a). the trait of being willing to take risksand try new ideas, methods, things or experiences | (b). a state of having full of new, exciting or dangerous ideas, methods, things or experiences [synonyms: audaciousness, boldness, daringness] |
ambidextrousness | the fact or property of being equallyskillful with each hand |
antagonistically 16 | In a manner that shows or feels dislike oropposition [synonym: hostility] |
anthropocentric | believing that humans are the mostsignificant or central entity of the universes |
anthropocentricism | the belief that humans are the mostsignificant or central entity of the universes |
anthropomorphic | treating gods, animals or objects as ifthey have characteristics (in terms of appearance, behavior, etc.) of human beings |
anthropomorphism | treatment of gods, animals or objects asif they have characteristics (in terms of appearance, behavior, etc.) of human beings |
approachability | the quality or state of being easy to get to[synonym: accessibility] |
approachableness | the quality of being friendly and easy tomeet, talk to, or deal with | (of a place) the quality of being able to be reached from a particular direction or position, or by a particular method. [synonym: accessible] |
argumentatively | in a manner that shows someone wantsto argue |
argumentativeness | the state or fact of showing tendency toargue |
ascertainableness | the quality of being able to be found out,determined, fixed, etc. |
asymptomatically | (of a person or illness) in a manner thatshows no symptoms |
atmospherically | (a). in a manner that relates to themixture of gases that surrounds a place, earth, planet, star, etc. | (b). in a manner that creates an emotional or thrilling mood |
biblioraphical | (a). relating to a list of books or articlesabout a specific subject or by a specific author or publisher | (b). relating to a list of all of the resources such as articles, books that have been used in the process of researching a work | (c). relating to the study of the history of books and their publication or production |
biodegradability | the fact of breaking down of organicmatter to the base substances by microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi |
blasphemousness | (of behavior or language) the fact ofshowing contempt or disrespect for God, deity, religion or holy/sacred objects [synonym: irreverence] |
broadmindedness | the state or quality of being open to newthings, ideas or improvements, etc. |
bureaucratically | In a manner that is connected with thesystem of extremely complicated and often unnecessary official rules and ways of doing things that a government or an organization has [synonyms: administratively, civically, governmentally, procedurally] |
cannibalistically | (a). in a manner that relates to thepractice or behavior of eating the flesh of a human being by another human being | (b). in a manner that relates to the practice or behavior of eating the flesh of an animal by the member of its own species |
cantankerousness | bad-tempered, quarrelsome, difficult orirritating to handle [synonym: crankiness] |
carnivorousness | (a). (of an animal) the fact of feeding on theflesh of other animals | (b).(of a plant) the fact of being able to trap and digest small creatures such as insects |
cartographically | In a manner that relates to the art,science, process or practice of drafting, drawing or making maps |
ceremoniousness | the fact of behaving or being performed inan extremely formal, serious or polite way [synonym: dignified] |
chauvinistically | In a way that seems to have an aggressive,unreasonable and enthusiastic belief that your own group, country, etc. is s the best or most important |
chemotherapeutic | relating to the treatment of a disease,especially cancer by means of chemical substances that stop the growth of cancer cells |
chemotherapeutical | in a manner that relates to thetreatment of a disease, especially cancer by means of chemical substancesthat stop the growth of cancer cells |
cinematographer | a person who specializes in the art andmethods relating to the shooting of a film that involves shots, lighting,operating a camera, etc. |
circumnavigation | (a). the action or process of traveling orsailing all the way around the island, continent, world, etc. | (b). the action of going around something in order to avoid an obstacle | (c). the action of avoiding a problem, difficulty or unpleasant thing, etc. |
circumstantially | relating to, or derived from or dependenton circumstances |
collaboratively | (a). in the manner of working togetherwith sb in order to create/produce a particular thing or achieve a particular goal [synonym: cooperate] | (b). in the manner of working secretly to help the enemy of your country during a war |
combustibleness | the quality, state or fact of being able tocatch fire and burn easily |
comfortableness | the quality or state of being physically ormentally relaxed and feeling no pain |
commemorational | relating to the act or an instance ofremembering or memorizing sb/sth |
commendableness | the quality or state of being worthy ofadmiration or praise |
commercialization | the act or fact of managing, using, orexploiting sth and making them available as a commodity to gain profit, especially in a way that other people does not welcome |
communicableness | (a). (of an infectious disease) the qualityof being able to be transmitted from one person or animal to another | (b). (of a message) the quality of being able to be communicated from one person or animal to another |
communicational | relating to the act or process of sharingor exchanging ideas, information or news |
communicatively | in a manner that is characterized bywillingness, eagerness, or ability to talk, exchange or impart ideas,information or news |
communicativeness | the quality of being willing, eager, orable to talk, exchange or impart ideas, information or news |
companionableness | the quality of being close, social andfriendly |
compassionately | in a sympathetic way [synonyms:benevolently, empathetically, sympathetically] |
comprehensibility | the state or fact of being possible to beunderstood [synonyms: explicability, intelligibility] |
comprehensibleness | the quality, state or fact of beingpossible to be understood [synonym: intelligibleness] |
conceivableness | the quality or state of being possible toimagine or think of |
configurability | the state or quality of allowingrearrangement or adjustment |
conformableness | the quality or state of being similar incharacter, form or nature to something |
connoisseurship | a kind of expertise in a particular subjectsuch as arts, food, drink, etc. |
consanguineously | in a manner that relates to or involvespeople of the same blood or origin, descended from the same ancestor |
conscientiously | In a manner that involves great care,attention [synonym: alertly] |
conscientiousness | the quality of wishing to do one’s work orduty attentively, correctly, properly and thoroughly [synonyms: meticulousness, fussiness] |
consequentially | In a manner that is of great importanceor significance [synonym: inevitably] |
conservativeness | tendency to preserve or maintain existingconditions, institutions, traditions, etc. |
conspicuousness | the quality of being very noticeable or easyto see, especially in a way that is not wanted |
constitutionalism | a doctrine that a government’s authorityis determined or limited by a body of established set of principles or constitution |
constitutionally | (a). in a manner that relates to theestablished set of principles of nation, state, organization or group | (b). in a manner that is allowed or limited by the established set of principles of a nation, state, organization or group | (c). in a manner that relates to the ability of the body or mind to stay fit, healthy and strong |
contemporaneous | happening, originating, living orexisting in the same period of time [synonyms: contemporary, simultaneous] |
contemporaneously | in a way that is happening,originating, living or existing in the same period of time [synonyms: contemporarily, simultaneously] |
contemptibility | the quality or state of not deserving anyadmiration or respect at all [synonym: despicability] |
contemptibleness | the quality or state of not deserving anyadmiration or respect at all |
contemptuousness | the state of feeling or showing extremedislike, hatred or disapproval for sb/sth [synonyms: disdainfulness, scornfulness] |
contentiousness | the quality or state of being argumentative,irritable or quarrelsome |
contractibleness | the fact of being able to be shrunk orcontract |
controversially | in a manner that creates controversy orintense public disagreement |
conventionality | (a). the state or quality of being based on orin accordance with conduct, standards, etc that has been generally accepted, believed, or done in a society for a long time [synonyms: orthodoxy, traditionalism] | (b). the tendency to follow conduct, standards, etc that is generally accepted, believed, or done in a society and seems to be boring |
conversableness | the quality or state of being easy andpleasant to talk with |
convertibleness | the fact of being able to be changed to adifferent character, form, function, or use: [synonym: changeableness] |
corroboratively | in a manner that is characterized byserving to support, establish a statement, theory, or finding by providing information or evidence [synonym: confirmatively] |
corruptibleness | the quality or state of being susceptible todo something dishonest or immoral |
decomposability | the extent, state or quality of breaking intoconstituent parts or elements |
delightsomeness | the quality or state of having great pleasure |
demonstrableness | the quality of being apparent or evidentin a clear way, or capable of being proved in a logical way |
differentiation | (a). the action or process of showing, findingor recognizing the difference between two things [synonym: demarcation] | (b). treatment of people or things in a different and unfair way [synonym: discrimination] |
disadvantageous | creating unfavorable circumstances forsb/sth to succeed or do something especially in comparison with other people or things that are getting successful [synonym: detrimental] |
disadvantageously | In a manner that involves creatingunfavorable circumstances for sb/sth to succeed or do something especially in comparison with other people or things that are getting successful [synonym: detrimentally] |
disagreeableness | the quality or state of being unpleasant,unfriendly or bad-tempered |
discernibleness | (a). the quality or state of being able to bedecided, found out, known, recognized, or understood in spite of not being very noticeable [synonym: perceptibility] | (b). the quality or state of being able to be seen, smelt or heard through senses with difficulty [synonym: distinguishableness] |
discontinuously | (a). in a manner that has intervals; in amanner that is characterized by stopping and starting again | (b). in a manner that lacks sequence || [synonyms: interruptedly, intermittently] |
discriminatingly | in a manner that is characterized by theability to show good judgment and understanding about the quality of sb/sth [synonyms: judiciously, perceptively, sensibly] |
disestablishment | an act of depriving of an established status,especially of a Church or similar organized group |
dishonorableness | the quality or state of not deservingadmiration, honor or respect [synonym: shamefulness] |
disinterestedness | the quality or state of being impartial; thequality or state of not being involved in a particular event, circumstance or situation |
dispassionately | in an unemotional, rational, reasonableand unbiased manner [synonyms: impassively, objectively] |
disproportionally | In a manner that is not proportional orrelative to sth |
disproportionate | too large or too small when comparedwith something else; out of proportion in amount, size, etc. in comparison with something else |
disproportionately | to an extent that is too large or toosmall when compared with something else [synonyms: erratically, inconsistently, unduly] |
disreputableness | the quality or state of lackingrespectability reputation, or grace [synonyms: disreputability] |
efficaciousness | (of something) the property of being capableof producing the effects or results that are desired, intended or wanted, especially of a drug or a medical treatment [synonym: effectiveness] |
enthusiastically | in a way that makes it clear that you areintensely excited about something [synonyms: eagerly, earnestly, fervently, passionately] |
entrepreneurial | having the attitude, courage or qualitiesof an entrepreneur or industrialist; willing to take risks with the intention of making a profit [synonym: industrial] |
entrepreneurially | in a manner that shows the attitude,courage or qualities of an entrepreneur or industrialist; in a manner that shows the willingness to take risks with the intention of making a profit [synonym: industrially] |
entrepreneurship | the activity or process of creating abusiness or businesses, bearing any of its financial risks with an aim to generate profit |
exceptionableness | the quality of being liable to exception,disapproval, objection or opposition |
expeditiousness | The quality of being quick and attentive todetail without wasting time, money, energy, etc [synonyms: celerity, rapidity] |
extraordinarily | (a). in a very unusual, unexpected, strangeor remarkable way | (b). to a remarkable amount, extent or degree [synonym: extremely] |
extraterrestrial | existing, happening, originating oroccurring outside the limits of the earth or its atmosphere [synonym: celestial] || [n.] |
extraterritorial | located outside the territorial boundariesor jurisdiction of the country |
extraterritorially | In a manner that is located outside theterritorial boundaries or jurisdiction of the country |
flirtatiousness | (of behavior, actions or individuals) theproperty of suggesting a sexual interest that is not serious, through comments or actions [synonym: playfulness] |
gastrointestinal | relating to, including of, or affecting thestomach and intestines |
gastronomically | In a manner that is connected withpreparing, cooking and eating good and quality food |
grandiloquently | (of a person, their language or writing)in a manner that is characterized by using long, complicated or difficult words with an intention to impress people [synonym: pompously] |
hardheartedness | an absence of concern, feeling, orcompassion for the well-being of others. [synonym: heartlessness] |
heterogeneously | in a manner that is characterized by thecomposition of arts, elements, people or things that are unrelated from each |
heterogeneousness | (a). the quality or state of beingcomposed of many different, dissimilar, diverse or unrelated elements, ingredients, or parts | (b). the property of being not of the same kind or type | (chemistry) denoting a process involving substances in solid, liquid, orgaseous) |
homogeneousness | (a). the property of being composed ofmany same, similar or related elements, ingredients, or parts | (b). The property of being of the same kind or type |
identifiableness | the quality or state of being able to berecognized |
Ignominiousness | characterized by deserving publicembarrassment, shame or humiliation and loss of honor [synonym: disgracefulness] |
illimitableness | the quality or state of being without limit orbounds |
Illustriousness | the fact of being very famous or popular, andmuch admired, especially because of your great achievement(s). [synonyms: eminence, reputation, recognition] |
immeasurableness | the quality or state of being so large orgreat that it cannot be measured or known precisely |
impenetrability | (a). the state, condition or quality of beingimpassable | (b). the state, quality of being incomprehensible or Inexplicable |
impenetrableness | the quality of being impassable orinaccessible |
imperceptibility | the quality, state or fact of being extremelyslight or small and therefore impossible or very difficult to be seen or felt, or affect the senses |
imperceptibleness | so slight or gradual that cannot bedetectable or distinguishable by a sense or by the mind |
Here is the list of The most difficult 20 words.
absentmindedness | a lack of attention or awareness to whatyou are doing or what is happening around you [synonym: inattentiveness] |
accountableness | the quality or state of being answerable oraccountable |
acquaintanceship | the state of being familiar to sb in a waythat involves less intimate relation than friendship |
acquisitiveness | excessive interest in acquiring and owningmoney or new possessions (material things) in a greedy way [synonyms:covetousness, hoarding, materialism] |
acrimoniousness | (of an argument, a speech, discussion,behavior, etc.) the fact or quality of having strong bitter, sharp or harsh feelings and words | (b). state of having a strong unpleasant taste or smell |
advantageousness | the quality or state of being good, useful,helpful or favorable in a particular situation [synonym: profitableness] |
adventurousness | (a). the trait of being willing to take risksand try new ideas, methods, things or experiences | (b). a state of having full of new, exciting or dangerous ideas, methods, things or experiences [synonyms: audaciousness, boldness, daringness] |
ambidextrousness | the fact or property of being equallyskillful with each hand |
antagonistically 16 | In a manner that shows or feels dislike oropposition [synonym: hostility] |
anthropocentric | believing that humans are the mostsignificant or central entity of the universes |
anthropocentricism | the belief that humans are the mostsignificant or central entity of the universes |
anthropomorphic | treating gods, animals or objects as ifthey have characteristics (in terms of appearance, behavior, etc.) of human beings |
anthropomorphism | treatment of gods, animals or objects asif they have characteristics (in terms of appearance, behavior, etc.) of human beings |
approachability | the quality or state of being easy to get to[synonym: accessibility] |
approachableness | the quality of being friendly and easy tomeet, talk to, or deal with | (of a place) the quality of being able to be reached from a particular direction or position, or by a particular method. [synonym: accessible] |
argumentatively | in a manner that shows someone wantsto argue |
argumentativeness | the state or fact of showing tendency toargue |
ascertainableness | the quality of being able to be found out,determined, fixed, etc. |
asymptomatically | (of a person or illness) in a manner thatshows no symptoms |
atmospherically | (a). in a manner that relates to themixture of gases that surrounds a place, earth, planet, star, etc. | (b). in a manner that creates an emotional or thrilling mood |
Here is the list of 10 Hardest words.
conceivableness | the quality or state of being possible toimagine or think of |
configurability | the state or quality of allowingrearrangement or adjustment |
conformableness | the quality or state of being similar incharacter, form or nature to something |
connoisseurship | a kind of expertise in a particular subjectsuch as arts, food, drink, etc. |
consanguineously | in a manner that relates to or involvespeople of the same blood or origin, descended from the same ancestor |
conscientiously | In a manner that involves great care,attention [synonym: alertly] |
conscientiousness | the quality of wishing to do one’s work orduty attentively, correctly, properly and thoroughly [synonyms: meticulousness, fussiness] |
consequentially | In a manner that is of great importanceor significance [synonym: inevitably] |
conservativeness | tendency to preserve or maintain existingconditions, institutions, traditions, etc. |
conspicuousness | the quality of being very noticeable or easyto see, especially in a way that is not wanted |
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incommensurable | that cannot be measured or comparedby the same or common basis, standard or measure |
incommensurably | In a manner that involves the inabilityto be measured or compared by the same standard or measure |
incommensurately | in a manner that is characterized bybeing out of keeping or proportion with sth in size, importance, quality, etc. [synonyms: disproportionately, unequally] |
incommunicability | the state or quality of being unable to becommunicated, imparted, shared, etc. |
incommunicableness | the quality of being inexpressible orbeyond description |
incomparableness | the quality of being so good that nothingelse can match up [synonym: uniqueness] |
incompatibility | (a). (of two or more actions, things ideas,etc.) the fact of being so different that they cannot be used, mixed or exist, etc. together because of basic differences | (b). (of two people) the fact of being so different from each other that they can’t be able to live or work happily together | (c). (of a thing or person) the fact of being not reliable or able to coexist with another | [synonym: incongruity] |
incompatibleness | the quality or state of not deserving anyadmiration or respect at all |
incomprehensible | that is impossible or extremely difficultto be understood [synonyms: inexplicable, unfathomable, unintelligible] |
incomprehensibly | In a manner that is impossible orextremely difficult to be understood [synonyms: inexplicably, unfathomably, unintelligibly] |
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