Class 8 English Vocabulary

Vocabulary and It's List of Words - Class 8

  • What is Vocabulary?
  • Vocabulary Words Related to Leisure
  • Vocabulary Words Related to Household Items
  • Vocabulary Words Related to Social Causes
  • Vocabulary Words Related to Outdoor Locations
  • FAQ
  • What is Vocabulary?

    Vocabulary is a list of words that a person knows, can use, and is aware of in a language. It contains words that range from ordinary to more specialised words.

    Examples:

    1. The elephant was so big, it looked enormous next to the other animals
    2. It's prudent to save money for the future rather than spending it all at once.
    3. The diligent student always completes her homework on time and studies thoroughly for exams.

    Vocabulary Words Related to Leisure

    Word

    Definition

    Recreation

    Activity done for enjoyment and relaxation

    Hobbies

    Activities are done for pleasure and interest

    Entertainment

    Something that provides amusement or enjoyment

    Leisure

    Free time, time not occupied by work or other obligations

    Relaxation

    State of being free from tension and stress

    Amusement

    Something that provides entertainment and enjoyment

    Pastime

    Activity done for pleasure in one's free time

    Playfulness

    A lighthearted and fun approach to activities

    Enjoyment

    The state of taking pleasure or delight in something

    Fun

    Activities that bring joy and amusement

    Diversion

    A distraction or entertainment from routine

    Entertainment

    Something that holds the attention and interest

    Unwind

    To relax and release tension

    Escapism

    Seeking distraction and relief from reality

    Festivity

    The celebration of a festival or event with joy and merriment

    Vocabulary Words Related to Household Items

    Word

    Definition

    Refrigerator

    A device used for preserving food at low temperatures.

    Microwave

    An appliance used for cooking or reheating food quickly.

    Washing Machine

    A machine used for washing clothes.

    Dishwasher

    An appliance that cleans dishes automatically.

    Vacuum Cleaner

    A device for cleaning floors by suction.

    Blender

    A kitchen appliance used for mixing and blending.

    Toaster

    An appliance used for toasting bread.

    Iron

    A tool for pressing and smoothing clothes.

    Coffee Maker

    A device for brewing coffee.

    Trash Can

    A container for holding waste or garbage.

    Lamp

    A source of light with a stand or base.

    Clock

    A timekeeping device often hung on the wall.

    Bedsheet

    A sheet that covers a mattress.

    Pillow

    A cushion for supporting the head during sleep.

    Curtains

    Hanging coverings for windows.

    Vocabulary Words Related to Social Causes

    Word

    Explanation

    Equality

    The state of being equal, especially in rights or opportunities.

    Diversity

    The presence of a variety of different cultures, social groups, and identities.

    Justice

    Fair treatment and the use of laws to ensure fairness in society.

    Activism

    The efforts to promote, impede, direct, or intervene in social, political, economic, or environmental reform.

    Empowerment

    The process of giving individuals or groups the power and authority to take control of their own lives.

    Philanthropy

    The act of promoting the welfare of others, often through charitable donations or actions.

    Advocacy

    Public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy.

    Volunteerism

    The practice of offering one's time and services for free to help others or contribute to a cause.

    Sustainability

    Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

    Inclusion

    The action or state of including or being included within a group or structure.

    Community

    A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.

    Human rights

    Basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled, often protected by law.

    Poverty

    The state of being extremely poor, lacking the means to meet basic needs.

    Education

    The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university.

    Environment

    The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.

    Vocabulary Words Related to Outdoor Locations

    Word

    Definition

    Meadow

    A field of grass or wildflowers

    Summit

    The highest point of a hill or mountain

    Riverside

    The area along the bank of a river

    Grove

    A small group of trees

    Canyon

    A deep, narrow valley with steep sides

    Peninsula

    A piece of land almost surrounded by water

    Plateau

    A flat elevated area of land

    Waterfall

    A cascade of water falling from a height

    Beach

    The shore of a body of water, especially the sea

    Trail

    A path or track for walking or running


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    FAQs

    1. Why is a rich vocabulary important?

    Answer: A rich vocabulary is important because it helps people express themselves more clearly, write and talk more fluently, and improve communication skills.

    2. What is the difference between formal and informal vocabulary?

    Answer: In professional contexts, formal vocabulary is utilised, whereas informal vocabulary is used in everyday language and casual interactions.

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