| No. | Word | Meaning |
| 1 | Abrogate | Revokes formally |
| 2 | Accord | Concurrence of opinion |
| 3 | Acknowledge | Declare to be or admit the existence or reality of |
| 4 | Adversary | Someone who offers opposition |
| 5 | Agent | A representative who acts on behalf of others |
| 6 | Ambassador | The highest rank of diplomat |
| 7 | Arbitration | Giving authoritative judgment |
| 8 | Barter | Exchanging goods without involving money. |
| 9 | Betray | Deliver to an enemy by treachery |
| 10 | Channel | Practicing diplomacy through semi-formal deep and narrow bodies using interlocutors such as academic members of think-bank. |
| 11 | Charisma | Personal attractiveness that enables a person to influence others |
| 12 | Compliance | The act of submitting usually surrendering power to another |
| 13 | Conflict | An open clash between two or more opposing groups |
| 14 | Conspiracy | A plot to carry-out some harmful or illegal acts |
| 15 | Courtesy | A considered and respectful amenities |
| 16 | Declare | State emphatically and authoritatively when a diplomat is considered as “persona non grata” |
| 17 | Delegation | Assign some or all duties, capacities or privileges to others. |
| 18 | Dispute | An act of coming into conflict |
| 19 | Embargo | A government order imposing a trade barrier |
| 20 | Entity | That has its own distinct existence |
| 21 | Envoy | A diplomat having less authority than ambassador |
| 22 | Gesture | Motion of hands or body empathize thoughts or feeling |
| 23 | Illicit | Contrary to accept morality or convention |
| 24 | Initiative | Readiness to embark on hold new ventures |
| 25 | Integrity | An undivided or unbroken completeness with nothing wanting |
| 26 | Intrigue | A crafty and involved plot to achieve your ends |
| 27 | Measure | Determines the diminutions of something |
| 28 | Mediation | Intervening between parities to reach a settlement |
| 29 | Mission | An operation that is assigned by a higher level management (e.g. Headquarter) |
| 30 | Ominous | Threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic development |
| 31 | Permanent | Continuing or enduring without marked change in status |
| 32 | Perseverance | The act of persisting failure, coupled with perseverance, can be springboard to better things. |
| 33 | Privilege | A special advantage or benefit not enjoyed by all |
| 34 | Reciprocal | Concerning each of two or more persons or things |
| 35 | Recognize | Perceive to be something or something you can identify |
| 36 | Remittance | A payment of money sent to a person in another place |
| 37 | Resolution | A decision to do something or to behave in a certain matter |
| 38 | Rival | A contestant you hope to defeat |
| 39 | Sanction | Official permission or approval |
| 40 | Secure | Free from danger or risk |