CSS Past Papers Vocabulary PDF Here you are going to learn most repeated and important English Vocabulary in the CSS Past Papers each words is available with Urdu meanings and sentence usage.
| Word | Meaning | Sentence |
| Emulate | ہمسری کی کوشش | In hopes of keeping her small business afloat, Mary will emulate her competitors’ business practices. |
| Intimidate | دھمکانا | While in court, the defendant tried to intimidate the jury with menacing looks. |
| Denizen | باشندے | Even though Juan is a denizen of Spain, he frequently travels to the United States for business. |
| Debatable | قابل مباحثہ | It is debatable whether restrictions on religious discussions in public need to be imposed in a secular democracy. |
| Confabulate | گپ شپ کرنا | She could be heard on the telephone confabulating with someone. |
| Accolade | خراج تحسین | The Medal of Honor is the highest accolade a soldier can win. |
| Audacity | جرات -بے باکی | The teacher warned the students that any audacities committed during the graduation ceremony would be punished. |
| Instigate | اکسانا -بھڑکانا | The violence was instigated by ex-members of the secret police. |
| Surmise | اندازہ کرنا | Since Jose had never passed any of his other tests, the teacher could only surmise he had cheated to earn an A+ exam. |
| Deride | تمسخر کرنے والا | Government by a few, especially by a small fraction of persons or families. |
| Incarcerate | قید کرنا | The detective promised the father that he would incarcerate his daughter’s killer. |
| Besiege | محاصرہ کرنا -گھیر لینا | The soldiers besieged the walled city. |
| Astound | تعجب خیز -حیرت زدہ | For his first wedding anniversary, Rick wanted to buy a gift that would astound his wife |
| Wary | ہوشیار -چوکس | The sailors watched the horizon anxiously, wary of the approaching storm. |
| Oligarchy | اشرافیہ | While the system of democracy allows everyone to vote, oligarchy gives the power to only a few individuals. |
| Effigy | تلاُپ | When the racist group learned the civil rights leader had won an international award, they burned an effigy of him on a cross. |
| Incite | مشتعل | Did you know you could be arrested for trying to incite an uprising against the government? |
| Silhouette | کسی شخص کی تصویر خطی | Although the bedroom was separated into two halves by a sheet, Logan could still see Jean’s silhouette as she undressed. |
| Spill the beans | کوئی راز ا فشاں کر دینا | A drawing consisting of thee outline of something, especially a human profile, filled in with a solid color. |
| Covert | خفیہ | The purpose of the agency’s covert operation is to rescue the kidnapped soldiers before the enemy troops can prepare a defense. |
| Insurmountable | ناقابل تسخیر -ناقابل فتح | She knew that she had accepted an insurmountable challenge, but she also knew that she had the power to accomplish it. |
| Bereave/Bereft | محروم کیا ہوا | Even though I was bereft of the money from my inheritance, I was still able to collect enough funds to open my restaurant. |
| Adequate | ضرورت کے لیے کافی ہونا | Adequate water intake is necessary for your body to function properly. |
| Satiate | سیر | Since I get hungry in between lunch and dinner, I keep snacks on hand to satiate my appetite. |
| Resuscitate | تازہ کرنا -از سر نو جان ڈالنا | Although we tried, we could not resuscitate the puppy who got hit by the speeding car. |
| Vehement | شدید -سخت | There has been widespread and vehement condemnation of the attack. |
| Callousness | سنگدل -کٹھور | There is so much crime in this country that many people have become callous about it and tend to look the other way. |
| Assertion | دعوی | The lawyer’s assertion will have us believe her client was not in the state at the time of the murder. |
