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Almost in every language, we come across certain words, which are spelt in the way but are differently pronounced or vice versa. We find the same case in the English language. In English subject we find number of words that confuse us because these words spelt alike but are differently pronounced as well as have different meanings. Then we have words, which are differently spelt but are pronounced in the same way. There is also a third kind of words which are spelt as well as pronounced in the same way but have different meanings.These kinds of words are called, Homographs, Homophones and Homonyms respectively.
Homograph
A word spelt like another word but with a different meaning or pronunciation e.g.
bow:
piece of wood bent into a curve used as a weapon for shooting arrows.
bow:
bend the body or head as a sign of respect, as a greeting.
Homophone
A word pronounced like another word but with a different spelling e.g.
yoke ---- a frame of wood to join oxen for drawing a plough
yolk ---- the central or the yellow part of the egg.
Homonym
A word spelt and pronounced like another word but with different meaning e.g.
see: become aware by using the eyes.
see: district for which a bishop is responsible
This post includes such words, which are liable to be confused.
1. abject -- mean; miserable
He is living in abject poverty.
Object --- aim; a thing that can be seen or touched.
What is your object in coming here?
2. able -- possessing the quality of doing something well
He is an able teacher.
capable --- possessing sufficient good or evil qualities
Man is capable of doing evil and good.
3. ability --- the quality of doing something in a good way
He has no ability for this kind of work.
capacity --- the ability to hold or produce in large number or quantity.
I have a great capacity to do this work.
4. about ---less or a little more
He is about eight years old.
almost -- nearly
He was almost dead when we reached there.
5. abstain --- not use something often for sake of health
He abstained from smoking all his life.
refrain — restrain oneself from some spontaneous action
I could not refrain from laughing at his foolishness.
6. accede --- opinion or agree to an proposal
Aslam acceded to his request.
concede --- admit that something is true, proper.
She was forced to concede that she was wrong.
7. access --- approach; admittance
He is proud of his access to the ministers.
excess --- intemperance, state of going beyond limits
Excess of everything is bad.
8. accept -- receive with favour; to approve
I accepted his invitation to dinner.
except -- to omit or means to leave out from a number or Whole.
All the boys were present except Akram.
9. adapt -- to make suitable; to adjust
A clever and active man adapts himself to every situation he faced.
adopt --- to take and put into practice as one's own what is not so naturally; to take voluntarily as one's own child.
Some Indians have adopted western ways of life.
We adopted him after the death of his parents.
adept --thoroughly proficient; expert
He is very adept in painting.
10. admit --- acknowledge to be true
I admit that I helped him.
confess --- own as a fault
In the court he confessed his guilt.
11. admission ---
Babar could not gain admission to Government College Karachi.
admittance —
Aslam could not gain admittance to the room.
12. affect — to impress or influence the mind or feelings
Bilal was deeply affected by the death of her mother.
effect -- My advice had no effect on Aslam.
13. affection -- love.
Babar has great affection for his children.
affectation --- pretension
A sensible man dislike affectation.
14. afflict — to do harm
Sagheer was afflicted with blindness in his old age.
inflict -- to impose
The dacoits inflicted severe injuries on him.
15. air --
We take breath in air.
heir --
He is the only heir to a large property.
16. alibi --- a defence on the ground of having been in another place.
His alibi that Alina was out ot the country was found to be true.
Excuse -- exemption, apology
Imran is always making excuses for being late.
17. allusion --- an indirect reference; a hint
A writer should explain his allusions to book and events.
illusion --- an unreal or misleading image
Illusions of childhood do not last long.
18. alter --- to make different without changing into something else; to modify
My teacher corrected the topic and altered it a little.
altar --- a place or structure on which sacrifices are offered.
Sooner or later we have to go to the altar of death.
19.. alternate --- occurring by turns
The post in some towns is delivered on alternate days.
alternative --- another, offering a choice of other things.
He will have to do this work; there is no alternative.
20. altogether --- complete; wholly; absolutely
He is altogether ignorant of what has happened to you.
all together --- an adjective phrase meaning all in one company.
We went there all together.
21. amiable --- good natured
She is amiable and is liked by all family.
amicable --- friendly
I have amicable relations with him.
22. amount --- amount is used for weight and volume
I have still great amount of work to do.
number --- is used for things to count them.
There is a large number of books in this bag.
23. apposite --- proper
Your comment was quite proper and apposite
opposite —
They bade good-bye to each other and walked away on opposite directions.
24. apprehend --fear, anticipate with anxiety
As I apprehend, the situation was became serious.
comprehend --- grasp the meaning of
Before giving an answer, comprehend the question completely.
25. artisan --- a person skilled in one of the fine arts.
artist --- a person who has a skill of the fine arts.
He is an artist and he paint pictures.
artiste — a professional dancer or singer
Some of the leading artistes participated in the dancing show.
26. ascent --- act of rising; an upward slope
We were very tired after climbing the hill.
assent --- agreement
The Mr. President gave his assent to the new bills.
27. aural -- pertaining to ear
Aural aids are used in education sector now-a-days.
oral ---
yesterday he appeared in the oral test.
28. averse -- opposed to
John is averse to criticism.
adverse --- harmful; unsuitable
I was angered by his adverse remarks.
29. avocation --- diversion of attention: a hobby; minor occupation.
Bilal is a teacher, and painting is his avocation.
vocation --- regular employment; occupation; profession
His vocation is teaching,
30. ballet --- a dance
Chinese ballet is worth-seeing.
ballot --- piece of paper used for voting in elections.
He put the ballot (paper) in the ballot box.
31. bare - without clothes or covering; naked
You should not go out in the sun bareheaded.
bear --- a large and heavy mammal with long shaggy hair ������
I saw a bear in the zoo.
32. baron --- a rich owner of land
At one time the Barons were very powerful in England.
barren --- not conducive to growth
It is a barren land, and crops are not grows here.
33. beach --- seashore
Children were playing on the beach.
beech -- a tree
The beech trees look very graceful or beautiful.
34. beat -- to strike
Ahmed beat his younger brother.
beet -- a vegetable
Sugar is made from beet also.
35. beneficent --- kind
Our master is very beneficent, and I like him.
beneficial --- useful
The new education policy is beneficial to all.
36. berth --- an allotted place; situation or billet.
We reserved a berth in the Pakistan Mail,
birth --- act or tact of being born
He gave a dinner to his friends on the birth of his first son.
37. beside --- nearby, at or by the side of.
There is a park beside our house.
besides --- over and above; in addition
Besides this, we have other evidence to prove our claim.
38. born --- to be brought into existence by birth
borne --- past participle of bear
The cost of her education and food was borne by his brother.
39. brake --- device for stopping the motion of a wheel, etc.
The brakes of my cycle are loose.
break --- to separate into parts
Bilal tried very hard but could not break the Lock.
40. bridal --- pertaining to a bride; a wedding
Her bridal dress was magnificent.
bridle --- the headgear with which a horse or donkey is governed
A horse is controlled with bridle.
41. calendar -- register of the divisions of a year.
He has brought next year's calendar.
calender --- a machine for finishing cloth etc.
He works in a calender factory.
42. cannon -- a gun
The cannons thundered in the battlefield.
canon --- fundamental law or principle
Their behaviour is against all canons of morality.
43. canvas --- a heavy closely woven cloth of flax used for tents, sails, etc.
These shoes are made of canvas.
canvass --- pledges.
They are canvassing for the election of theirs friends.
44. cast --- to throw
It is meaningless to cast pearls before swine.
caste --- a division of society
There is no caste system in Islam.
45. casual --- happening by chance
Yesterday they had a casual meeting with him near the electricity Office.
causal --- expressing a cause
All the events in a story must have causal links.
46. ceiling — inner roof of a room
The ceiling of this room is cracked.
roof — the top of a room
His room has tin-root.
47. cell --- a narrow room
Mr. Bilal was shut up in a narrow cell.
sell --- They sell college books.
48. cemetery --- graveyard
While going to home, He passed by the cemetery.
symmetry --- harmony
This statue has perfect symmetry.
49. censer --- a vessel for burning perfumes
Sweet perfumes rose from the censer.
censor --- an official examining publications, films.
The Censor Board has banned a number of foreign films and dramas.
50. censure --- to judge negatively
We should censure his bad manners.
criticise -- to judge either negatively or positively
Do not criticise unjustly.
51. ceremonial ----about ceremony
The priest was wearing a ceremonial dress.
ceremonious --- grand; affected
He is very ceremonious even in ordinary matters.
52. cession — yielding of property or rights to another
No country can allow the cession of any of its provinces or districts.
session — the sitting of court, council
The budget session of education sector will be held after two months.
53. check ---
cheque —
She has given me a cheque for ninty rupees.
54. childish --- silly
The councilor is fed up with his childish talk.
Childlike -- like a child; innocent
The old man is childlike in his behaviour.
55. chord — a string of a musical instrument such as a harp
A chord of the harp broke and the music instrument stopped.
Cord -- a string or small rope
Please tie this packet with a cord.
56. cite — to quote
Aslam cited many examples to prove her point.
site --- the local position of an edifice, area, town, etc.
The new site for the hotel has been selected.
sight --- the power of seeing; vision
His eye-sight is weak.
57. Climate --
The climate of Multan is very hot.
Weather ---
Today, the weather is very pleasant.
58. Cold ---
Cold wind blows in winter.
Cool ---
We drink cool water in summer.
59. cloth ---unsown fabric
We bought some cloth from the market.
clothe --- to dress
The naked must be clothed.
60. coma --- a state of profound insensibility caused by disease, injury, or poison
She had been in a state of coma for 3 months before his death.
comma --- a sign ( , ) used in writing
You should omitted a comma here; please put it now.
61. common --- shared by all the members of a group.
This piece of land is the common property of all the villagers.
mutual -- reciprocally given and received
By a mutual agreement they have decided to help one another in the hour of need.
62. compare --- finding likeness and difference
He compares himself with Napoleon.
contrast --- finding differences between things.
His actions contrast sharply with his professions.
63. Complacent --- satisfied
Alina is not complacent about her achievement.
Complaisant--
He is so complaisant that he is always ready to please others.
64. Complement --- completes
A sweet dish is a good complement to a meal.
Compliment --- a ceremonious greeting; ceremonious
Expression of approbation or admiration Please pay my compliment to your father.
65. Compose --- made up of
A hockey or football team is composed of eleven players.
Comprise — to contain; consist of
This house comprises ten rooms.
66. Compulsion --- subjection to force
He had to sign the agreement under computation.
Obligation --- duty
It is our obligation to help and support the poor.
67 Confidant --- one who is Confided in
He is guided by his Confidants.
confident --- full of Confidence
Whole class is confident of it success in the examination.
68. Congratulate --- wish joy to (an intimate term)
I congratulated him on his marriage.
Felicitate --- (wish joy to)
Many persons felicitated Aslam on his assumption of office.
69. conscious ---
conscientious --- influenced by conscience
Aslam is a conscientious man and will always do what is right.
Scrupulous --- Conscientious about minor things
He is a very scrupulous in his business.
70. Consecutive -- following one after the other in close connection
Aslam went to his friend's house for three consecutive days but he was always out.
successive --- consecutive, regardless of length of interval.
After three successive failures, he gave up the idea of doing clothes business.
71. considerable --- huge; great
The fire Caused a considerable loss.
considerate --- caring for others
He is very considerate in his dealing with his friend
72. contagious --- communicable by touch
Plague is a contagious disease.
Infections — caused by infection
Influenza is an infectious disease.
73 contemptible --- deserving contempt
His habits are contemptible
contemptuous --- full of hatred
His contemptuous manner is disliked by everyone.
74. continual --- used with actions which are repeated again and again.
Your Continual absence from the meeting is not good for you.
continuous --- an action which is not interrupted
His continuous presence is necessary.
75. Corporal -- belonging to the body
He was given corporal punishment.
corporeal --- pertaining to matter physical
Food and water are the corporeal needs of human.
76. Corps --- (pronounced core) a large unit of an army
Two to three divisions of army make one corps.
Corpse --- human dead body
She was killed in a road accident and her corpse was removed by the police.
77. council --- an assembly summoned for consultation, advice, etc.
The School Council is the highest body in a school.
counsel --- advice.
The daughter listened to the counsel of her mother and promised to follow it.
78. credible — reliable
Aslam think his statement is credible.
creditable --- deserving praise
Bilal had a creditable success in the CSS entry test.
credulous ---
A credulous person can be easily deceived.
79. crime ---
Theft is a crime.
Sin ---
cheating others is a sin.
vice ---
The vice of gambling ruined him.
80. cue --- hint
He got the cue and acted accordingly.
queue --- a line,
Every one should stand in the queue and wait for their turn to deposit bill.
81. cure --- restore to health after disease
He was cured of malaria.
heal -- restore to soundness after a wound
This wound will heal slowly.
82. currant --- dried grapes
The children like to eat currant beans.
current --- happening new
The speaker discussed the current affairs.
83. custom --- generally accepted convention
Every country has its customs.
habit — mental make-up
The habit of walking a mile or two in the morning keeps a man healthy.
84. dairy --- place for keeping milk cattle
Aslam has bought this butter from a dairy.
diary --- a notebook
Aslam keep a diary to record important points during lecture.
85. deceased -- dead
The body of the deceased was sent to her father's home.
diseased --- sick; ill
Some people think that a diseased body has a diseased mind.
86. defective --- what is wanting in quality
The walls of that building are defective and may fall down any day.
deficient --- wanting in quantity
Some areas of our country are deficient in food and water.
87. defer — to put off; to postpone
The officer defer the meeting for next two days.
differ--- to have a difference
I differ with you on this matter.
88. dependant --- one who depends on others
dependent --- depending
The result of this case is dependent upon the statement of the eye-witness.
89. depreciate --- to express disapproval of
Every good thinking man deprecates the mean habits of flatterers.
deprecate --- to lessen in price; to undervalue
This house was built long ago and has greatly depreciated in value.
90. descent --- slope
While coming down the descent, her foot slipped and she fell down.
dissent --- disagreement
The meeting could not decide anything because of the sharp dissent among the members.
decent --- nice
He is wearing a decent suit.
91. desert --- a barren region with no vegetation
The life of desert is very tuff.
dessert — fruit, etc., served after a meal
92. desirable --- worthy of being desired
It is desirable to have a clear aim in one's life.
desirous --- having a desire
He is desirous of going aboard for higher education.
93. destination --- goal
The travellers reached their destination in the evening.
destiny --- fate
Destiny rules over men.
94. device --- a scheme
He has thought of a new device to deceive you.
devise --- invent
Ali is trying his best to devise a machine for the sowing of rice.
95. dew --- moisture condensed on the surface of cool bodies especially at night.
Dew falls gently.
due --- owed or owing as right or debt, etc.
Give the devil his due.
96. die --- to cease to live: to become dead
The old man is about to colour
dye ---
some men dye their hair.
97. disability --- lack of fitness
Babar is getting disability pension.
inability --- quality or state of being unable
He expressed his inability to accompany us to the hills.
98. disburse -- to give money.
The officer disbursed the wages of the workers.
disperse --- scatter
The crowd dispersed when the meeting was over.
99. discriminate --- separate by discerning minute differences.
Law is equal for all and does not discriminate between the rich and the poor.
distinguish --- separate into kinds, classes, etc.
One must distinguish between right and wrong.
100. uninterested --- having no interest
He is completely uninterested in politics.
disinterested --- lack of interest
The drivers watched them with disinterest.
101. dose --- a measured quantity of a medicine
The doctor checked him and gave five doses of medicine.
doze --- a light sleep
The watchman was found dozing.
102. draft --- script
The draft of the summary is ready.
draught --- one sip
He took a draught of cool water.
103. droop --- bow
The Rose drooped for want of water.
drop -- fall
A glass dropped from the hand of the child.
104. dual --- pertaining to two; double
He is holding dual charge.
duel --- a fight between two persons under formal conditions and in the presence of witnesses.
The days of fighting a duel are ended.
105. economic --- pertaining to economics
The economic condition of Pakistan is improving.
economical --- frugal
You should be economical in what you spend.
106. eligible --- qualified to be chosen
Bilal is not eligible for the post of teaching.
illegible --- indecipherable; that which cannot be read.
His hand-writing is illegible.
107. emigrant --- one who goes out of country.
Many Indians emigrants have settled in USA.
immigrant --- one who comes from a foreign country.
Asian immigrants are maltreated in Britain.
108. eminent --- high; lofty;
Alama lqbal was an eminent poet.
imminent --- threatening to Occur; impending misfortunes, etc.
War is imminent.
109. empty --- having nothing in it.
This glass is empty.
vacant --- not occupied
This house is vacant.
110. engage --- to take part or busy
He was engaged in cleaning the carpet.
indulge --- to gratify tastes or desires.
Akram has ruined his health by indulging in drinking.
111. enviable --- worthy of being envied
His health is enviable
envious --- jealous
He is envious of my success.
112. essential ---
Food is essential for life.
necessary --- unavoidable
Your presence is not necessary.
113. exceptionable --- objectionable
His remarks were exceptionable.
exceptional --- extraordinary
He is a man of exceptional qualities.
114. excite --- to move to strong emotion
Aslam was excited by seeing his new car.
incite --- to instigate
It is very bad to incite the people to violence.
115. excuse — overlook without punishment
Please excuse me for coming late.
pardon ---free from the penalty.
The John begged pardon for the mischief done by him
forgive --- give up resentment or claim for revenge.
To err is human; to forgive divine.
116. expect --- to look for (mentally)
I expect that Aslam will top the examination.
hope --- to wish; desire
I hope to meet you next Sunday.
117. facility --- ease
The Govt. is giving more facilities to the foreign students.
felicity --- the state of being happy or comfort
He is living in felicity and comfort.
118. faction --- group; party
There are many factions among the students.
fiction --- something imagined and invented.
The statement giving by you is full of lies and fiction.
119. faint ---to become unconscious
Akram fainted on seeing the snake.
feint --- a simulation
Alia made a feint of loving the child more than its mother.
120. fair --- a carnival
They went to see the village fair.
fare --
The railway fares have increased.
121. familiar --- informed
Aslam is quite familiar with the facts.
intimate --- associated through ties of blood, friendship, etc.
He is my intimate friend.
122. famous --- distinguished; renowned.
Aslam is a famous poet.
notorious --- noted for some bad practice, etc.
He is a notorious thief.
123. fatal --- resulting in death
He met with a fatal accident.
fateful --- decisive
On the fateful night of March 15, the army stormed the Golden Temple.
124. feat --- a trick
The juggler showed many feats.
feet ---plural of 'foot'
We must stand on our own feet.
125. flea --- an insect
A flea is a small insect.
flee -- to run away
The enemy army had to flee from the battlefield.
126. floor --- covered ground of earth
I sat on the brick floor.
flour --- milled grain
Flour is obtained from wheat.
flower ---
Rose is a beautiful flower.
127. foreword ---
The foreword of this book throws light on its topic.
forward ---
When the signal is green, traffic moves forward.
128. fore ---
The horse raised his fore legs.
four ---
A cow has four legs.
129. foul --- offensive; profane
A nice man do not use foul language.
fowl --- domestic cock or hen
He has built a new cage for his fowls.
130. freedom ---exemption from arbitrary control, Aazadi
In a democratic country everyone has the freedom of thought and speech.
liberty --- release from captivity or slavery.
He has been set to liberty after two years in jail.
131. funeral --- the procession attending the burial of the dead.
Millions of people attended Quaid-e-Azam's funeral.
funereal --- appropriate to a funeral; sad and solemn
His funereal appearance made me sad.
132. further --- advance on space, time, quantity, degree, etc.
No further action will proceed in this matter.
farther --- at a greater distance in space time.
When we went farther, we saw a stream of clear water.
133. gait -- manner of walking or running
She has a graceful gait.
gate --- entrance
The color of my house's gate is Red.
134. gamble --- to play for money or other stake
He gambled away all his money.
gambol --- to frisk:
The kids gambolled and played on the grass.
135. gaol -- jail
The thief was sent to goal.
goal --- destination
He tried hard and won his goal.
136. genteel --- elegant; graceful
She affects genteel manner.
gentle -- honourable; refined
He is gentle and noble.
137. ghastly --- horrible
He killed his brother in anger, but lost his senses after this ghastly act.
ghostly --- pertaining to an apparition; relating to a spirit.
Yesterday I saw a ghostly thing in the park.
138. gilt -- shining surface
The poor woman could not buy even the gilt ornaments.
guilt --- sin
His guilt came to tight in the court.
139. glass --
This jar is made of glass.
gloss --- soft and shining appearance
The rain water produced black gloss.
140. graceful --- elegant
He looks graceful in his new dress.
gracious --- abounding in grace or kindness
God is gracious.
14. hail--- small roundish lumps of ice
He was caught in a hail-storm.
hale — sound: healthy
Even he is a old man but he is hale and hearty.
142. hanged --- executed
The murderer was hanged on the gallows.
hung --- suspended
He hung his coat on the peg.
143. heal --- recover the health, to cure
Your wound will heal very soon.
heel --- the hind part of the human foot, shoe, etc.
The heel of your left shoe is worn out.
144. healthy --- being in a state of health
A healthy man is a wealthy man.
healthful --- serving to promote health of body and mind.
We must take some healthful exercise daily.
145. heard --- pasts tense of hear
I heard a noise.
herd --- a number of beasts or cattle.
A herd of goats or sheeps is in the field.
146. hew --- to cut with an axe
They are hewing down the trees.
hue --- form; appearance; colour
The rainbow has many hues.
147. historic --- important / memorable
The prime minister made a historic speech.
historical --- pertaining to history
We visited many historical places in Lahore.
148. hoard — to store
Only the enemies of humanity hoard grain to make more money.
horde — great number
The hordes of enemy attacked the city.
149. honorary ---as an honour; without salary
Lubna is an honorary woman of this society.
honourable — worthy of respect
The Honourable Chief Minister addressed the crowd in our village.
150. human --- belonging to man
To err is human.
humane — kind; benevolent
He is humane and forgiving.
151. Ice — frozen water
People use ice in hot season.
snow ---
Snow falls on the mountains in winter.
152. idle --- without work; unemployed
Do not idle away your time.
idol --- an image or representation of a deity
The Hindus worship idols.
ideal -- a standard of perfection
He has an ideal character.
153. illusion -- a false appearance; misconception.
Aslam has no illusion that he will mend his ways.
delusion --- a fixed misconception. It is a much stronger word than illusion.
Arturul ghazi was under the delusion that he could conquer the Turk.
154. imaginary -- unreal
Your fears are unreal and imaginary.
imaginative --- full of imagination mind
He has an imaginative mind.
155. impassable --- incapable of being passed
The road to Kaghan Valley becomes impassable during rainy season.
impossible --- incapable of occurring
Teacher said to his students nothing was impossible in the world.
156. imperial --- royal
The president addressed the Parliament with full imperial dignity.
imperious --- proud
impervious -- impenetrable
He is impervious to reason.
157. imply --- suggest or express indirectly
Aslam's attitude implied that he did not trust is brother.
infer --- to draw a conclusion
I inferred from his talk he would do some mischief.
158. industrial — relating to industry.
Asia is making great progress in the industrial field.
industrious --- hardworking
He is industrious by nature and it will pay him in the long run.
159. ingenious --- adroit, shrewd, clever
He found an ingenious way to save himself.
Ingenuous --- open; frank; candid
Be fair and ingenuous in your dealings with others.
160. insensible -- incapable of feeling
He is insensible to finer feelings.
senseless --- unconscious
He was hit by a speedy car and fell down senseless.
161. judicial --- pertaining to court
A judicial inquiry will be held yesterday in the murder case.
judicious --- wise
He gave a judicious advice.
162. junction --- place of meeting
Lahore is a famous railway junction.
juncture --- state of affairs
You should act boldly at this juncture.
163. Later --- comparative degree of late
He came to the meeting later than I had expected
Latter --- of two things, the one mentioned afterwards.
If we compares riches and health, the latter is more valuable, means health is valuable.
Letter --- a written or printed communication of a personal nature.
He has just received a letter from postman.
164. Less -- is used to denote degree, quantity or extent; and takes a singular noun.
He got much with less effort.
fewer --- is used to denote number, and takes a plural noun.
There are fewer plants in this portion of the garden.
165. lessen --- to decrease; to become less
The doctor tried to lessen his pain.
lesson --- a reading exercise for study
The instructor told the class to revise their lesson.
166. liar — a person who utters falsehood.
Aslam is a liar man and he has no respect in society.
lawyer --- a practitioner of law
Quaid-e-Azam was also a famous lawyer.
167. lose --- to suffer loss; to miss from one's possession
If you speak liar you lose your honour.
loose --- not fastened; free; unattached, said of things ordinarily confident
The horse broke loose and ran away.
168. lovable --- worthy of love
He is noble and lovable.
lovely --- beautiful
We saw a lovely scene
169. luxuriant — profuse; considerable
Her long, black, shining and luxuriant hair flowed down her shoulders.
luxurious --- given to luxury
Aslam is a rich man and he lives a luxurious life.
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