Test week

1.ARID (adjective)

Very dry/lacking in interest and life

> An arid speech about duty and responsibility .

> Arid territory is not suitable for any habitats.

2.SOPHISTICATE 

Complex or complicated/a person who has knowladge about world,culture etc

> A sophisticated person he is till the entire history of the world he can memorise.

> Algebra is one of the spohisticate topic that most of the students get confuse answering them.

3.VULGAR (adjective)

Not having or showing good manners,good taste or politeness

> The painting appeal to vulgar taste

>  A warning about the movie's vulgar language.

4.COMMOTION (noun)

Noisy excitement or confusion

> "wait here for a minute, I'm going to check out if there's any commotion between them." 

> The commotion created when the rock band arrived at the town.

5.SWINDLE (verb)

To take money or property from someone by using tricks or lies

> Ri got swindled by those two freaks she met at the mall yesterday.

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1.DIMWIT

a stupid person
- You're a dimwit person if you think I'll sell my house with that price.
- "Such a dimwit you are!It was the easiest task I've given but yet you can't complete it",she yelled.

2.EXALT

To raise or praise 

-The media have exalted Super Bowl Kerteh as the best team in the latest tournament.

3.INCLINATION ( noun)

A feeling of wanting to do something/tendency on doing something
- Her natural inclination to help people in need.

4.BRAWL (verb)

To fight noisily in usually public places
-They brawl infront of the crowd in the middle of the supermarket just because of a silly misunderstanding.

5.VAGUE (adj)

Not clear in meaning(generalized)/not completely formed
- Due to the vague explaination,they obtained the lowest grade for their presentation.

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1.SERENE (noun)

Calm and peaceful 
• The house becomes serene whenever the kids are back to their hometown.

2.SPAWN (verb)

To cause/to develope/produce or create/lays eggs in water
•Salmon spawn in late summer or fall
• The incident that spawned a generation of student protests.

3.FOREBODING (noun)

A feeling that something bad going to happen
•Foreboding about the situation gets him down the ground.

4.DWELLING (noun)

A place where a person lives~ dwell ( to live in a particular place)
•He dwelled in the same yown for years.

5.PRECARIOUS (dangerous)

Not safe,strong,steady
•The precarious situation brought her in mind to leave the house without anybody's knowing.

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1.INGENIOUS (adjective)

Very smart or clever
# an ingenious but rather eccentric inventor
# a chair that can't trip over is quite ingenious.

2.DETRIMENT 

Bad effect
# You have a detrimental effect on my social life.

3.AMULET (noun)

A small object worn to protect the person wearing it against bad things
# a small cross made of goat bone was worn in the middle age as an amulet to ward off evil.

4.INCONGRUITY (noun)

The quality of a person
# she's an incongruity; an impeccably groomed woman who keeps a messy house.

5.ACCOMPANIMENT

Something that is added to another thing to make it better or more appealing
# the sound of crickets was the perfect accompaniment to our summer evenings on pitch.

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1.PERFIDY (noun)

Act of betraying someone or something (disloyalty)
• He decided to forgive his wife's perfidy,choosing to describe it to a moment of uncharacteristic weakness.

2.PUGNACIOUS (adjective)

Showing a readiness or desire to fight or argue (quarrelsome)
• A movie reviewer who is spirited,even pugnacious,when defending her opinions.

3.JUBILANT (adjective)

Feeling or expressing great joy,very happy / very happy or excited  (exultant)
• The hominee's jubilant acceptance speech before the cheering crowd.
• The jubilant winner of the Malaysia Open Badminton tournament.

4.ERRONEOUS (adjective)

Not correct
• A news article about the new virus that was filled with much erroneous info.
• The pugnacious man is spreading an erroneous news just to see those villagers bickering over each other.

5.ENDEAVOR

Continually try to do something / to strive
• Ash endeavors in obtaining the title of 'Women best player' till made her to practice all day.

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1.PECULIAR

not usual or normal/not well
= He is being peculiar all day and nobody would figure out why he's acting so.

2.DISCOMFIT (verb)

to frustrate the plans
= Jacob was discomfited by his curious young son's forward,probing questions.

3.FUNAMBLIST (noun)

A tightrop walker
= It is not easy to be as brave as the funamblist,walking on a thin and high,hanging rope.

4.RELUENT ( adjective)

Flowing back
= The liquid refluent from the pipe as it was placed a bit higher than the first pipe.

5.PROPHECY (forecast)

A statement that something will happen in future
= The report on climate change included alarming prophecies of rising sea levels and increased storm activity

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1.IMPLODE (verb)

To collapse inward in a very sudden and violent way
> The entire building imploaded in a matter of seconds.

2.ERRAND (noun)

A short journey you take to do or get sonething
> he was on an errand for his mother

3.SCURRY (verb)

to move quickly and with short steps
> everyone scurried back to work as they saw their boss's car pull into the parking lot.

4.MACHETE (noun)

A large,heavy knife use for cutting plants and as a weapon
> She dreaded when she saw a black atire guy standing infront of her house,holding a machete in his        hand.

5.ACCUSTOM (verb)

To cause someone being adjusted to or familiar to somthing
> She is now accustom to the new environment in her suburb.

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1.Austerity (noun)

Things that are done to live in a simple and plain way
> the austerity of her short hair and plain grey suit.

2.Harbinger (noun)

Something that shows what is coming
> a harbinger of doom

3.Eccentric (adjective)

strange or unusual
> Amran is acting eccentrically since he saw his fiancé

4.Apparation (noun)

A ghost or spirit of a dead person
>an eccentric who claimed to have photographed an apparation in her house

5.Poverty (noun)

A state of being poor/ lack of something
> He dreamed of finding a good job and working his way out of poverty and debt.
> A poverty of information about the policy.

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1.FACILITATE (verb)

To make something easier / to run something smoothly
* They changed the arrangementof tables as to facilitate the guests on searching their tables.
* Several organizations involved in that mission to facilitate those unfortunate.

2.PERTURB (Verb)

To cause someone to be worried or upset
* The caller's strange remark pertubed me enough to keep me awake that night.
* Is that incident purturbing youself dear?

3.LANCE / JAVELIN (verb)

A long ,pointed weapon used in the past by knights riding on horses
*  Hulagu Khan threw the lance without fear and killed almost 20 000 innocent people.

4.VULNERABLE (adjective)

Easily hurt or harmed physically or mentally or damage
*  I'm vulnerable to sunburn whenever i go out in the sun.
*  As we grow older the vurnability in ourselves increases.

5.TOMB (noun)

A building or chamber above or below the ground where dead body is kept
* The tomb you are searching for is right after you take the left turn.
* Tomb is where most of the wealthy people's dead bodies are place.

LoVe RoSie

Okay what did everyone think about love Rosie???

      I really love this movie.What I really adore is their friendship since they were kids(about 5 years old) till they face so many obstacle,getting married and caught in a terrible fight.Both of them had love each other but they don't have guts to say "I LOVE YOU" .Maybe they thought that 3 miracle word could change and ruin their friendship.

      

     Both of them have the same feelings towards each other but they are doubt of it,Therefore,as Alex was crazy of Bethany he went for a dance with her while Rosie got Greg as her dance partner on that night.What I hated was when Bethany and Alex had a passionate kiss and on that particular time Rosie was looking at them.How hurt will a person feel when you see the guy you love kissing someone else.

     Days by days they went through every moment hurting their own heart till both of them got an offer later in two different universities.However,pregnancy test appeared positive an due to that Rosie decide not to abort the baby.She said goodbye to Alex at the airport,Rosie grew up the kid,named Katie as a single mother.

     Alex got married to a lady he met at bar till one day Rosie find out on her own.For instance his wife was pregnant who was not Alex's.They divorced and he got back home to meet Rosie.Time flies and they got through many obstacles till there was a day they got into a terrifying quarrel.

      By then,Alex got married to Bethany while Rosie to Greg.She completely got fooled by Greg and they divorced.So,her it implies that love is to cheap to them.However,it should not happened as love is something to do with our feelings that effects once life.Rosie achieved her dream on opening a hotel by a beautiful side view.At last,alex came and only after a decades they realize they are suite together.

       What i could say here is,friendship sometimes last as friends like foreva but sometimes especially friends between 2 different genders ends with both fall in love with each other.I really adore this story for the good part for sure as it taught me somehow to appreciate friends.Trust,sharing and caring brings your friendship enormously awesome! 

     

      

    

Today's words

1.RELIC (noun)

an object considered holy
* A crude stone ax and other relics of the Neanderthals.
*During the dig,archoelogists found a few relics from the stone age.

2.PERIL (noun) / HAZARD

something that is likely to cause injury,pain,harm or loss
*I never felt that my life was in peril
*The acceptance of strangers in your home kinf of peril as they might look like a good person but in     reality they're not.

3.OBSOLETE (adjective) / ANTIQUATED

no longer used by anyone
*Amsar wondered when the obsolete word voiced out by his housemate.
*Gas lamps became obsolete when electric lighting was invented.

4.MISLEAD / BLUFF

to cause someone to believe something that is not true
*The coral snake's attractive colours can mislead you into thinking that it is harmless.
*He has admitted misleading the police about his movements on the night of the murder.

5.OBSCURITY

state of being unknown or forgotten or difficult to understand
*The singer languished in realative obscurity years before becoming famous.
*He was briefly famous in his twenties but then sank into obscurity.

Lazyness is conquering me!!!!

MOATS

A deep wide ditch that is usually filled with water and goes around the walls of a palace

ü  The castle store walls,moats , iron gates and drawbridges were designed to word off maraunding and hostile armies.

MARAUD (verb)

(ransack)

To roam about or raid in search of plunder

ü  Just for kicks , bored teenagers marauded neighbourhood houses while they are away.

ü  I’ve marauded the while house for that bracelet that you lend me and it’s nowhere to be found.

PLUNDER (noun)

To steal things from a place / stolen things

ü  Those thieves divided the plunder among themselves.

ü  All evidence suggested that the plunder of the tomb had happened long ago.

HOSTILE (noun)

Unpleasant / harsh / relating to enemy

ü  The company’s president vows to fight the hostile takeover by the great coorperation

ü  Our master has a hostile attitude towards unknown and he tend to be fierce with those people he don’t really recognize.

DUNGEON (noun)

A dark underground prison in a castle

ü  The slave was dumped into the dungeon regardless disobeying the command given.

ü  A poor little boy started to cry , watching his mother being abused in the dungeon .