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1-Evident.adj./ˈevədənt/
definition:clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment.
ex: That confidence was certainly evident
words Family: Evidences(V.)
Evidently(Adv.), Evidence(noun.)

2- Dingy.adj./ˈdinjē/
definition:gloomy and drab
ex:It was a dingy place with a dirty floor.
words Family: dinginess(noun),Dingily(adv)

3-  Reprobation.noun./repruh beyshuhn/
definition: severe disaproval
ex:The "reprobation" of the wicked is not the cause of their sin

4-  Indite.V./inˈdīt/
definition: write; compose.

ex:He indites ''the game of thrones"'
words Family: Indited(adj), Inditer(noun)

5- Whiff.Noun./(h)wif/
definition: A smell that is only smelled briefly.
Ex: I caught a whiff of peachy perfume.
Words Family: Whiff (as a verb)

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1- Amalgamate.V./əˈmalɡəˌmāt/
Definition: Combine or unit to form one organization or structure.

ex: he amalgamated his company with another.
Words Family: Amalgameted(as an adj in certain context)
Amalgamator(noun)
2- Exorbitant.adj./iɡˈzôrbəd(ə)nt/
defintion: unreasonably high
ex: The price of this car is exorbitant.
Words Family: Exorbitance(noun), Exorbitantly(adv)
3- Expound.V./ikˈspound/
definition: Present and explain in detail.
ex: he was expounding a powerful argument.
Wordss Family:  Exponent(noun)
expounded(adj)

4- Listless.Adj./ˈlis(t)ləs/
definition:  lacking energy or enthusiasm.
ex: If a fever has made you feel listless, you might also fell like you're melting into the sofa.
Words Family: listlessly(adv), listlessness(noun)
5- Sequester.V./səˈkwestər/
definition: isolate or hide away
ex: Tiberius was sequestered on an island.
Words Family: Sequester(as a verb), sequestrable(adj),

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1-Exasperate.V./iɡˈzaspəˌrāt/
definition: irritate frustrate intensely.
ex: This process exasperate me
Words Family: Exasperatingly(adv), Exasperated(adj), Exasperation(noun)
2- Contrivance.Noun./kənˈtrīvəns/
definition: the use of skill to bring something about or create something
ex: He commands the screen with contrivance.
Words Family:  Contrive(V) , Contrived(adj) , Contrivedly(adv)

3- Futz.V./fəts/
Definition: Waste time; busy oneself
ex: mother futzed around in the kitchen
4- Dandle.V./ˈdandl/
Definition: Move (a baby or young child) up and down in a playful or affectionate way.
ex: he dandled his little boy on his knee.
Words Family: Dandling(noun)
5-Apostate.Noun,/əˈpäˌstāt,ə/
Definition: a person who renounces a religious or political belief or principle.
ex: My mom thinks that i'm an apostate.
Words Family: apostatised (v) , Apostate ( as an adj)

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1- Brouhaha.Noun./ˈbro͞ohäˌhä/
Definition: a noisy and overexcited reaction or response to something.
ex: We can't heard anything with the brouhaha. 2- Vapid.Adj./ˈvapəd/
Definition: offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.
ex: This gift is such a vapid one.
Words Family: Vapidly(Adv) , Vapidness(noun)
3-  Extol.V./ikˈstōl/
Definition: praise enthusiastically.
Ex:  He extols the two qualities he most admires.
Words Family:  Extolments(Noun), extolled(adj), Extollingly(noun)
4- Chide.V./CHīd/
Definition: To speak out in angry or displeased rebuke.
ex: she chided him for not replying to her letter.
Words Family: Chidingly(adv) , Chidden(adj)
5- Staid.Adj./stād/
Definition: sedate, respectable, and unadventurous.
ex: I went to a staid dinner party yesterday.
Words Family:  Staidness(Noun) , Staid(as a verb) , Staidly(Adv)

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1-  Connive.V./kəˈnīv/
Definition: secretly allow (something considered immoral, illegal, wrong, or harmful) to occur.
ex: you have it in your power to connive at my escape

Words Family: Connivingly(Adv , Conniver(noun)
2- Daunt.V./dänt/
Definition: make (someone) feel intimidated or apprehensive.
Ex: Some children are daunted by the older.
Words Family:  Daunting(Adj) , Dauntlessly(adv)
3- Direful.Adj./ˈdī(ə)rfəl/
Definition: extremely bad; dreadful.
Ex: He did a direful mistake.
Words Family: Direfully(Adv)
4- Finicky.Adj./ˈfinikē/
Definition: Extremly particular in taste, requiring much care, or attentive effort.
Ex: Children are naturally finicky.
Words Family: Finicking(Noun) , Finically(adv)

5-  Adulate.V./ˈajəˌlāt/
Defintion: To praise or admirate excessively.
Ex: Chinese adulate Budda as a divinity.
Words Family: Adulatory(Adj) , Adulator(Noun)

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1- Flippant.Adj /ˈflipənt/
Definition: Not showing a serious or respectful attitude.
Ex: John made a flippant Remark.
Words Family:
Flippantly (Adv)
Flippancy (Noun)
2- Odious.Adj./ˈōdēəs/
Definition: extremely unpleasant; repulsive
Ex: You are an odious person.
Words Family:
Odioum (noun)
Odiously (Adv)
3- Factious.Adj /ˈfakSHəs/
Definition: Relating or inclined to a state of faction.
Ex: A factious country.
Words Family:
Factiousness (noun)
Factiously (Adv)
4-  Prosaic.adj /prəˈzāik/
Definition: having the style or diction of prose; lacking poetic beauty.
Ex: A prosaic language can't convey the experience.
Words Family:
Prosaically (adv)
Prosaicism (noun)
5- Taint. n /tānt/
Definition:
a trace of a bad or undesirable quality or substance.
Ex: The taint of corruption that adhered to the regime.
Words Family:
Taint (v)
Tainted (adj)
Taintlessly (adv)

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1- Tantrum . Noun /ˈtantrəm/
Definition: An uncontrolled outburst of anger and frustration, typically in a young child.
Ex: He has temper tantrums if he can't get his own way.
2- Rivulet.n /ˈriv(y)ələt/
Definition: A very small stream
Ex: The sweat ran in rivulets down his back.
3-Repress.V /rəˈpres/
Definition: subdue (someone or something) by force.
Ex: The uprisings were repressed.
Words Family:
Repressively (adv)
Repression (noun)
Repressed (adj)
4-Victual.v /ˈvidl/
Definition: food or provisions, typically as prepared for consumption.
Ex: The ship wasn't even properly victualed.
Words Family:
Victualed(adj)
Victualler (noun)
5-Germination.n /ˌjərməˈnāSH(ə)n/
Definition: The development of a plant from a seed or spore after a period of dormancy.
Ex: The rules would stifle the germination of new ideas.
Words Family:
Germinate(v)
Germinated (adj)

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1- Panache.n. /pəˈnaSH/
Definition: flamboyant confidence of style or manner.
Ex: He entertained the party with great panache.
Words Family:
2-Coeval. Adj. /ˌkōˈēv(ə)l/
Definition:having the same age or date of origin; contemporary.
Ex: Like so many of his coevals, he liked party.
Words Family:
coevality (noun)
Coevally  (adv)
3-Deportment.n /dəˈpôrtmənt/
Definition : a person's behavior or manners.

Ex: There are team rules governing deportment on and off the field
Words Family: none
4-Schmooze.V./SHmo͞oz/
Definition: talk intimately and cozily; gossip.
Ex: the party will give you a chance to schmooze.
Words Family:
Schmoozer (noun)
Schmoozed (adj)

5-Adulation.n./ˌajəˈlāSH(ə)n/
Definition: Obsequious flattery; excessive admiration or praise
Ex: he found it difficult to cope with the adulation of the fans
Words Family:
adulate ( verb )
Adulatory  (Adj)

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1-Nonchalant.Adj./ˌnänSHəˈlänt/
Definition: Feeling ( of a person)or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm.
Ex: Hassan is too nonchalant.
Words Family:
nonchalantly (Adv)
Nonchalance (noun)
2-Milieu.n./milˈyo͞o/
Definition: a person's social environment.
Ex: he grew up in a military milieu
Words Family: none
3-Orgulous.Adj./ˈôrɡ(y)ələs/

Definition: excessively proud; arrogant.

Ex: This teacher is very orgulous, he will never admit a mistake.
Words Family: none

4-Tryst.n./trist/
Definition: A private, romantic rendezvous between lovers.
Ex: Yesterday I went in a a moonlight tryst.
Words Family:
Trysted (adj)
Tryst (Vern)
5-Superfluous.Adj./so͞oˈpərflo͞oəs/
Definition: unnecessary, especially through being more than enough.
Ex: the purchaser should avoid asking for superfluous information.
Words Family:
Superfluously (adv)
Superfluity (noun)

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1-Dexterous.adj./ˈdekst(ə)rəs/

Definition: showing or having skill, especially with the hands.
Ex: I appreciated her dexterous handling of the crisis
Words Family:
Dexterity (noun)
Dexterously (adv)

2-Incendiary.Adj./inˈsendēˌerē/
Definition: designed to cause fires.
Ex: The army has incendiary grenade.
Words Family: none

3-Superimpose.V./ˌso͞op(ə)rəmˈpōz/
Definition: place or lay (one thing) over another, typically so that both are still evident.
Ex: the number will appear on the screen, superimposed on a flashing button
Words Family:
superimposition (noun)
Superimposed (adj)

4-Succor.n/ˈsəkər/
Definition: assistance and support in times of hardship and distress.
Ex:prisoners of war were liberated and succored
Words Family:
Succorable (adj)

5-Unfeigned.Adj./ˌənˈfānd/
Definition: genuine; sincere.
Ex: I’m totally unfeigned.
Words Family:
unfeignedly (adv)

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1-Сholeric.Adj./ˈkälərik/
Definition: ˈkälərik,kəˈlerik/
Ex: He used to be a choleric gentleman, and as obstinate as a mule.
Words Family:
Choler (noun)
Cholerically (adv)

2-Vernacular.n./vərˈnakyələr/
Definition: the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular country or region.
Ex: he wrote in the vernacular to reach a larger audience.
Words Family:
vernacularise (Verb)
vernacularly (adv)
vernacularised (adj)
3-Prostrate.Adj./ˈprästrāt/
Definition: lying stretched out on the ground with one's face downward.
Ex: the prostrate figure on the ground.
Words Family:
prostrate (Verb)
prostrately (adv)
prostration (noun)

4-Codicil.n./ˈkädəˌsəl/
Definition: An addition or supplement that explains, modifies, or revokes a will or part of one.

Ex: If you don’t feel comfortable writting a codicil, you should ask a lawyer.
Words Family:
Codicillary (adj)

5-Frivolity.n./frəˈvälədē/
Definition: lack of seriousness; lightheartedness.
Ex: That was a night of fun an frivolity.
Words Family:
Frivol (Verb)
Frivolous (adj)
Frivolously (adv)