Can we give a word “CORPORATE” instead of “OFFICE” for the vocabulary words used in English? Please find below tabular format, the vocabulary words used in corporates:
Office Vocabulary Words for Corporate Jobs
| WORDS | BRIEF MEANING |
| pivotal | being of crucial importance |
| prolific | intellectually productive |
| articulate | express or state clearly |
| proliferation | a rapid increase in number |
| divisive | causing or characterized by disagreement or disunity |
| destitute | poor enough to need help from others |
| eminent | standing above others in quality or position |
| inevitable | incapable of being avoided or prevented |
| exaggerated | enlarged to an abnormal degree |
| insistent | repetitive and persistent |
| induced | brought about or caused; not spontaneous |
| reconnaissance | the act of scouting, especially to gain information |
| contemplation | a calm, lengthy, intent consideration |
| propelling | tending to or capable of propelling |
| repellent | serving or tending to cause aversion |
| digress | turn aside from the main subject of attention |
| tarnish | make or become dirty or spotty |
| dissent | a difference of opinion |
| towering | of imposing height; especially standing out above others |
| evince | give expression to |
| execrable | of very poor quality or condition |
| forestall | keep from happening or arising; make impossible |
| indite | produce a literary work |
| interpolate | insert words into texts, often falsifying it thereby |
| harp | a chordophone with strings between the neck and the sound box |
| paved | covered with a firm surface |
| cite | make reference to |
| genesis | a coming into being |
| elicit | deduce or construe |
| upsurge | a sudden or abrupt strong increase |
| conscientious | characterized by extreme care and great effort |
| laudable | worthy of high praise |
| impetus | a force that makes something happen |
| confederate | united in a league |
| aggravating | making worse |
| palatable | acceptable to the taste or mind |
| impunity | exemption from punishment or loss |
| archaic | so extremely old as seeming to belong to an earlier period |
| ubicutious | being present everywhere at once |
| epitomize | embody the essential characteristics of |
| conglomerate | collect or gather |
| prudent | marked by sound judgment |
| dexterity | adroitness in using the hands |
| mull | reflect deeply on a subject |
| intrigue | cause to be interested or curious |