Vocabs from the Fallen in Love

SCRAPE [verb]

Drag or pull a hard or sharp implement across a surface/remove dirt or other matter

• Ani scraped the mud off her shoes with the edge of a stone.
• Kamal is scrapping the heavy axe towards his father to cut down the tree that might timber anytime.

CRESTFALLEN [adjective]

Sad or disappointed

•     She could tell by his crestfallen expression that what he told is not what he really meant.
•     Crestfallen feeling due to the previous quarrel had put her down up to 3 weeks.

RUT [noun]

A long deep track made by repeated passage of the wheel

• The cart hit a rut and rattled fiercely

HEM [noun]

Restrict the space or movement of someone or something / the edge of a piece of cloth (noun) / turn under and sew the edge of cloth (verb)

•              Mom began to hem a boarder on that drawing (verb)
•      He wipe his face with the hem of his shirt. (noun)
•    The hemming by Sir Said had woke Lysa up from day dreaming in his    class.

SOMBRE

Having or conveying a feeling of deep seriousness and sadness / dark or dull on colour of tone

•            The sombre look had frightened her out till .
•     The night skies were sombre and starless.

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NATIVE [noun]

A person born in a specified place or associated with a place by birth

Ø New York in the summer was too hot even for the natives.

Ø Amsar in the native of United State before he shifted to Malaysia.

NECESSITATE [noun]

Make something necessary as a result or consequence

Ø A cut which necessitated 18 stitches

Ø The late arrival had necessitated her getting out of bed.

Ø This time he necessitate going to class due to his failure in every semester.

FOSTER [verb]

Encourage the development of something

Ø The teacher’s task is to foster learning.

Ø Jotting and memorizing new words per day foster a person to be better in speaking a language.

ENGAGING [adjective]

Charming and attractive

Ø Farhan is such an engaging person.

BLIZZARD [noun]

Snowfalls that come down thickly / a large or overwhelming number of things arrived suddenly

Ø Due to the blizzard in New York had made the citizen to vegetate at home.

Ø People had gotten lost 10 meters from their home in blizzards.

Ø The position offered to him in that company is an unexpected blizzard that can change his entire life.

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COMPASSION

Sympathetic pity and concern for sufferings

v The victim should be treated with compassion

v The compassion in me towards those homeless woke me up on doing fund raising in order to minimize their burden.

SCOUNDREL

A dishonest/unscrupulous person

v The scoundrel sets a bad example for the other young men

v Scroundrelism should be avert in each of the citizans in order to reach our goal.

HEIRLOOM

A valuable object that has belonged to a family for several generations

v The gold bracelet is an heirloom from my mother’s family.

DISDAIN

Refuse to do something from feelings of pride or superiority

v Arif disdained to talk about the matter that hurts him.

v She remained standing.pointedly disdaining his invitation to sit down.

v They disdained to clean up the dirt that would dirty their shirts.

INDIGENOUS

Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place;native

v He must fulfil the requirement orderd to obtain the indigenity of Thailand.

v The indigenous peoples of Siberia.

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STEALTHY

Behaving or done in a cautious and surreptitious manner so as not to be seen or heard

ü Stealthy footsteps

ü Amsar walk stealthly to his room as he came home 12 midnight which might made his parents mad at him.

SARTORIAL

Relating to clothes,tailoring or style of dress

ü Sartorial elegance

ü Those dresses are sartorialy perfect.

USHER

A person who shows people to their seats especially in cinema/theathre/wedding.

ü A waiter ushered me to the table.

ü The usher guided me gently to the reserved seat.

Cause or mark the start of something new

ü The railways ushered in an area of cheap mass travel.

DEPICT

Represent drawing,painting or other art form or potrays in words

ü Painting depicting Old Testrament scenes.

ü Youth is depicted as a time of vitality and good health.

ü Depict of the man who brought up this company to success is hung on the entrance of the office.

AVERT

Turn away/prevent/word off

ü She averted her eyes while he made stilted conversation.

ü Unwilling to take action to avert impending doom.

ü Amran is trying to avert himself from getting punished by his teacher by completing his homework.

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PONDER
Think about something carefully,especially before making decision

• I pondered the quest of what clothes to wear for the ocassion.
• She sat pondering about her problems.
• The man went mad as he ponders the silly matter all day.

SPURN
reject with disdain or contempt

• He spoke gruffly,as if afraid that his invitation could be spurned.
• Asman tried his best to flirt on that pretty girl with words so that he'll not been spurned.

RECTITUDE 

morally correct behaviour

• Mattie is a model of rectitude.
• A person with rectitude creates wonderful appearence and ideas.

PLAGUE

a contagious bacterial disease,any contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people

• Diseases like smallpox wiped out the indigenous people in a succession of plagues.

SOLACE

comfort or consolation in a time of great distress or sadness

• She sought solace in her religion.
• The soundlessness of nature impressed and solaced her.
• Asma's husband solaced her with courages after she's hurt with the harsh words said by her employee.

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MEADOW
»grassland
→There are a few cattle grazing in the meadows.
→The meadow is owned by that rich man who live up    the hill.

DEROGATE
»seem inferior or putting someone down
→remarks derogating from her merits,qualities and      vitues.

MERIT
»a man/woman of merit(deserves)
→There's no merit giving away what you dont really      want.

FROLIC
»play or more about in cheerful & lively way
→Those kids love to frolic on the sand
→They enjoyed frolicking at the theme park.

BICKER
»argue
→couples who bicker over who gets what from the        divorce.
→They bicker over small matters.

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FRIVOL

●behave in a frivolous way

●lack of seriousness/playful

→A night of fun and frivolity.

→We shan't have time to frivol.

STUPOR

● a state of near-unconsciousness

→A drunken stupor

ENAMOUR

● be filled with love

● have a liking or admiration for

→I really enamour her beauty.

→she was truly enamoured of New York.

ORATE

● make a speech,especially pompously or at    length

→"please listen to what I'm going to brief on" Ash orated.

PLUMMET

● fall/drop straight down at high speed

→a climber was killed when he plummet 300 feet down on icy             gully.

→The cat was said to be dead after it plummet from the roof top.

Lets begin with vocabs

RAUCOUS
» harsh soundding
→The raucous cries of crows

FIDGET
»small restless movement that annoyed people
→stop fidgetting,it annoys me a lot.
→hurry up,your father is beginning to
    fidget.

EMERGED
»come into view or prominence
→ The swimmer emerged from the lake to the suface.
→The moon emerged from behind the clouds brightly.

DREARY
»makes one sad/depressed/gloomy
→dreary winter day
→dreary people leading deary lives

BIZARRE
»weird or strange appearance
→I had a bizarre dream yesterday.