NO
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WORD
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TYPE
|
MEANING
|
EXAMPLE
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1.
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Adequate
Adequancy
Adequately
|
-adjective
-noun
-adverb
|
Enough
|
*Ten months in KKTM Ledang is adequate for me to master n speak English fluently.
*It is not adequate only by practicing once a week if u want to be the
champion of the league.
|
||
2.
|
Spouse
|
-noun
|
Partner
 |
*I have been waiting for my spouse since 10 a.m. as he promised
to take me to the mall.
|
||
3.
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Ambiguous
Ambiguosly
|
-adjective
-adverb
|
Having or expressing more than one
meaning/not clear
|
*The wording of the agreement is ambiguous and distracting our focus.
*I was confused with the ambiguous direction of the library.
|
||
4.
|
Intact
|
-adjective
|
In the original state/ not damage
|
*It’s difficult to emerge from such scandal
with your reputation still intact.
*Almost everything destroyed but the mosque
survived intact although the flood
was declared as the worst flood in Malaysia.
|
||
5.
|
Beckon
|
-verb
|
Make a gesture with the hand,arm or hea to
encourage or instruct someone to approach or follow
|
*The customs official beckoned the woman to his counter.
*She’s an excellent student,for whom a
wonderful future beckons.
|
Monday, 2 February 2015
3rd February
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