Words with Meanings

Fallible (adj.) liable to err — Man is fallible.
Fervent (adj.) ardent, warm — My friend was accorded fervent welcome on his arrival.
Fete (n.) outdoor entertainment, carnival — A charity fete was held in our college yesterday.
Fictitious (adj.) imaginary — Don’t believe his story because it is just fictitious.
Foolhardy (adj.) rash, reckless — Many believe that trying for impossible things is foolhardy attempt.
Fiat (n.) command — The Supreme Court issued a fiat to both the parties to maintain status quo.
Finale (n.) conclusion — The finale of the match was very interesting.
Fitful (adj.) spasmodic, intermittent — You are not going to achieve anything by pursuing fitful study.
Fraught (adj.) filled, threatening — Security problem on our borders is fraught with danger.
Fortitude (n.) bravery, courage — One must face the problems of life with fortitude.
Feasible (adj.) practicable — We must execute proposal that is feasible.
Ferment (n.) agitation, commotion — During the independence movement, the whole nation was in ferment.
Franchise (n.) right by government to vote or trade — The Mughals granted franchise to East India Company to carry on trade in Indian subcontinent.
Foible (adj.) weakness — Man is subject to foibles and frailties in life.
Flaunt (v.) display ostentatiously — The rich are in the habit of flaunting their material achievements.