Definition: Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing

Sentence: The way he sounded during his speech was so eloquent.

Definition: Showing a lot of attention to the details of a certain thing.

Sentence: I try to be meticulous about my work.

Definition: Something that is increasing as a result of accumulation.

Sentence: My time in school has given me a cumulative knowledge in the different subjects.

Definition: To prove something or someone is right, true, or justified after being accused or criticized.

Sentence: He felt vindicated when the truth became known.

Definition: To urgently demand help.

Sentence: She summoned medical assistance.

Definition: The degree of hardness of a specific thing

Sentence: They seemed unaware of the severity of the problem

Definition: To be filled with horror or shock.

Sentence: I was aghast to hear that my country's army attacked my village.

Meaning: assist or encourage to say something

Sentence: The professor gave the students a prompt for their essay.

Meaning: Regular intervals

Sentence: The New York Time Magazines are publishes periodicals

Definition: Sad and disappointed

Sentence: He was crestfallen and left soon after meeting, didn't say hallo to some freinds

Meaning: Rise above or go beyond ordinary limits

Sentence: The athlete hoped the increase training would allow him to transcend Olympic record

Meaning: In a way that is worthy of attention

Sentence: People tend to seek out remarkable experiences for personal growth and enjoyment, leading to more fulfilling lives

Meaning: To send off in a hurry

Sentence: I dispatch the deer with one bullet

She dispatches her chores faithfully

Definition: To be comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Sentence: The scene after the crime was grotesque.

Definition: To be dark or dull in color or tone

Sentence: As I walked into the room, I noticed the somber tone.

Definition: To be extremely hungry.

Sentence: Long without food, the wolf became ravenous.

Definition: Restrain or stop oneself acting on

Sentence: My foot slipped and with a stifled I found myself grasping desperately a handhold

Definition: To be hindered, finding it difficult to take action or to continue

Sentence: Progress on the project has been stymied by lack of money

Definition: Inability to bent or forced out of shape

Sentence: The rigidity in her neck causes her not to turn left

Definition: To arrange something carefully, and sometimes unfairly so that to achieve a wanted result

Sentence: An orchestra is a large group of classical musicians led by a conductor

Definition: Consolation in time of distress or sadness

Sentence: He found solace when they arrived in his home

Definition: Not often, rarely

Sentence: We seldom go to the movies anymore

Definition: Strong Emotion; The action is not just said but felt deeply

Sentence: She suddenly became very vehement and agitated, jumping around and shouting

Definition: Too important to be without

Sentence: Cars have become an indispensable part of our lives

Definition: To be unwilling to speak

Sentence: The reticent student was hesitant to speak up in class; even when she had a good idea

Definition: Opposite of what's expected

Sentence: The Titanic was touted as an unsinkable ship, yet it sank on its first voyage

Definition: Feeling or expressing distress and annoyance especially because of inability to change or achieve something

Sentence: Your people get frustrated with the system

Definition: Arrangement of objects in a specific order, where the order of selection matters

Sentence: His thoughts raced ahead to fifty different permutations of what he does

Definition: A tentative explanation for a phenomenon that can be tested through experiments and observations

Sentence: Here is a breakdown of the key characteristics of a hypothesis

Definition: A type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy in women who did not have diabetes before

Sentence: It occurs when body does not produce enough insulin or cannot use insulin effectively, leading to high blood sugar

Definition: to tranquilize or calm a person or motion

Sentence: The folk dance was a bit bouncy, rather than earthbound, but done with exuberant

Definition: The act of atoning for sin by taking away its guilt and cleansing its negative effect restores the sinner to worship with God

Sentence: His public acts of charity were offered as expiation for his past wrongdoing

Definition: A change in the pitch or tone of voice

Sentence: The point of inflection of the bell-shaped curve

Definition: The period of rebirth in European history

Sentence: Your love life is sure to have a renaissance long before you reach middle age

Definition: Is a description or imagination version how a sequence of event might happen

Sentence: In the best case scenario we would stay where we are

Definition: It is real, proper or reasonable, therefore acceptable according to the law

Sentence: We think her concern/ excuse is legitimate

Definition: An act of moving downward toward the lower point

Sentence: The hikers will descent the mountain slowly

Definition: Any form of water such as rain, snow, sleet, or hails that falls from the sky to the Earth's surface

Sentence: This forecast was based on the assumption that normal precipitation would fall through May

Definition: Likely to make you believe something that is not true

Sentence: The deceptively simple plan had many hidden complexities

Definition: Having or showing great knowledge of something or insight

Sentence: The idea is more profound than one might normally expect from a child

Definition: The action or process of changing in shape

Sentence: The pain is caused by the deformation of the spine

Definition: The damaging lack of material benefits considered to be basic necessities in a society

Sentence: She was shocked at the poverty and deprivation she saw there

Definition: Recognizably different in nature from something else of similar type

Sentence: The patterns of spoken language are distinct from those of writing

Definition: Take something apart piece by piece

Sentence: The mechanic dismantles the engine to repair it

Definition: The passionate expression of grief or sorrow weeping

Sentence: Much lamentation follows the death of the old king

Definition: Having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently

Sentence: People who do not articulate well are difficult to lip-read

Definition: Logical and consistent

Sentence: She was lucid and coherent and did not appear to be injured

Definition: Expressions clearly to understand

Sentence: It's an empty space, though space, that is bright and lucid

Definition: Protect and care for someone lovingly

Sentence: He cares for me beyond measure and cherished me in his heart

Definition: To imitate or try to equalize

Sentence: Her achievements will be hard to emulate

Definitions: The action or process of showing the existence or truth of something by giving proof or evidence

Sentence: Then we watched a video that had been taken on a flight

demonstration

Definition: A long-distance running race strictly one of 26 miles 385 yards {42195KM}

Sentence: I was due to run a marathon the next day

Definition: Done, sent or supplied beforehand

Sentence: Can they get an advance on their pay and turn in the rent money?

Definition: Forming a necessary base or core, central importance

Sentence: Her input was fundamental to the project

Definition: Creates a Sens of immediate satisfaction of gratification

Sentence: In this instance I will forgive you

Definition: Pleasure, especially when gained from the satisfaction of a desire

Sentence: Her desire for self-gratification was more important to her than her sense of duty

Definition: The place where someone or something is going

Sentence: My final destination is Santiago

Definition: State of being in short supply, the basic economic problem of having unlimited resources

Sentence: The food scarcity has been the result of the poor harvest

Definition: The body or mental capacity to sustain a prolonged stressful effort or activity

Sentence: Marathon runners need both physical and mental stamina

Definition: To put into a group of similar things or people

Sentence: Books have been categorized into only seven basic groups

Definition: The action of departing from an established course or accepted standard

Sentence: The project showed a clear deviation from the government's established policy

Definition: To agree or comply without protest

Sentence: Even though she doesn't want to, she had to acquiesce to her boss's demands

Definition: Having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner

Sentence: He is always very amiable to speak to

Definition: Understand by few; mysterious or secret

Sentence: Modern math and its arcane notation

-The professor's lecture was filled with arcane terminology that only the most dedicated students could understand

Definition: Guenin and real or sincerely without intention to deceive

Sentence: She has established her position as a celebrity

Definition: To rebuke them for something they have done wrong

Sentence: By the time they reached station h Bomin Road the next morning she was chiding Anna

Definition: The state or quality of being honored or respected

Sentence: It was beneath his dignity to shout

Definition: Lack of success

Sentence: He became discouraged by his repeated failures in business

Definition: A single payment made at particular time, as opposed to a numbered, smaller payment

Sentence: The man chose to receive a lump sum of around $ 2.7 million and plans to invest it and start a company

Definition: As an affirmation. A strong declaration that something is true

Sentence: Despite his protestations to the contrary, he appears to be guilty

Definition: Someone who is honest, sincere, and authentic

Sentence: She is a genuine person, and her kindness is always apparent

Definition: Evidence or obvious, but it can also mean seeming to be true when it may not be

Sentence: For no apparent reason, she laughed

Definition: Present, appearance or found everywhere

Sentence: His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family

Definition: Something is unclear

Sentence: It was an ambiguous sentence that could be taken in two ways

Definition: To be unclear, uncertain, or lacking in detail and precision in either expression or thought

Sentence: I have a vague sense of guilt

Definition: the leading character or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, novel or other fiction text

Sentence: She was a leading protagonist in the civil rights movement

Definition: A person, character, or force that opposes the protagonist in a story, creating conflict and obstacles

Sentence: He turned to confront his antagonist

Definition: A force that stimulates change or progress within a system of processes

Sentence: She is young and dynamic and will be a great addition to the team

Definition: Lacking in movement, action or change

Sentence: Language is not static; it changes with time and the times

Definition: A conversation between two or more people, whether in a literary work, a play or real life

Sentence: There was very little dialogue in the film, so much of the story was told through visuals

Definition: A set of beliefs about what is right and wrong, it guides our behavior and character

Sentence: The morality of the choice each woman makes is between her and her creator

Definition: A mark added to a letter to change its pronunciation

Sentence: Vowel sounds are designated by a diacritical mark called Tash keel

Definition: Feeling or showing admiration for someone

Sentence: he gave me an impressed look

Definition: Feeling or showing sorrow, unhappiness

Sentence: The house got sadder and sadder, but she didn't seem to mind

Definition: Walk by dragging one's feet along or without lifting them fully from the ground

Sentence: He shuffled across the floor

Definition: To get it back or recover it, often from a specific place where it was left

Sentence: He looked concerned and stood again, retrieving something else from his bed

Definition: A Mark or a dot with small patches of color or particles of something

Sentence: Her shoes were flecked with mud

Definition: Completely fill the place to the point that it appears to be overflowing

Sentence: The room was crammed full

Definition: A Large group or a crowd, often used to describe a moving or unorganized multitude

Sentence: A horde of tourists entered the museum

Definition: Make a hole with a sharp instrument

Sentence: I have to pierce another hole in my belt

Definition: The large tree that bears the durian fruit, native to Malaysia

Sentence: While the durian fruit is hard and sturdy on the outside, the tree itself is extremely sensitive to cold and dryness

Definition: Microbial action, the core of fermentation, is the use of controlled microbial growth to change a food or drink

Sentence: In the making of white wine, only the pressed juice of the grapes is fermented

Definition: Decaying or rotting and emitting a fetid smell

Sentence: That putrid politician took kickbacks for his vote and used the money to buy fur coats made from the pelts of endangered leopards

Definition: Covered or furnished with mats

Sentence: The fur on its flank was matted with blood

Definition: A State or a situation of being alone

Sentence: She savored her few hours of

Definition: The state or feeling of being calm and in control

Sentence: He struggles to regain his composure

Definition: A feeling of intense longing for something, typically something that has been separated from

Sentence: Then he slowed the sound to a soft yearning beat

Definition: Lacking sense or clear sound

Sentence: It is illogical to think that you can change something without taking any action

Definition: Settlement of people in a different place

Sentence: They died before they had an opportunity to be interviewed and considered for resettlement

Definition: A person who introduces and supports a proposal for legislation

Sentence: The team failed to find a sponsored