After days I ignored u dear bloggy..

BIL	WORD	TYPE	MEANING	EXAMPLES
1.	Dread (fearful,frightening, horrendous)	-verb -noun	To fear something that will or might happen	*She dreaded making speeches infront of large crowd. *I dread that I will loose you for the second time.
2.	Probation (examen,inquiry, delving)	-noun	Period of time a person who is starting a new job is tested and watched	*Each candidate need to withstand an intense probation of his personal character for the first stage.
3.	Deficit (crunch,lack,dreath, deficiency)	-noun	An amount(such as an amount of money)that is less than amount needed.	*a growing deficit in the number of hours devoted to sleep. *The amount deficit more than they thaught.
4.	Linger (delay,crawl,dally)	-noun -adverb	To stay somewhere beyond the usual or expected time/ to continue to exist as time passes	*since they were charging by the hour,the house painters lingered in finishing up their work. *The doctor want to linger surgery for a few weeks.
5.	Agonize (torture,plague, horrow)	-verb	To think or worry very much about something	*Got into more trouble,futher agonizing her poor mother.(worry) *Agonized for days over whether she’d done the right thing.(thinking)

For the sake of achieving my dream i presisted to stay awake!

BIL	WORD	TYPE	MEANING	EXAMPLES
1.	Persist (carry on,preserve)	-verb	Continuing beyond the usual eventhough it is difficult or other people want you to stop	*She persisted in her efforts and eventually got the job she wanted. *I need to persist in order to achieve what I had been dreaming for.
2.	Genuine (honest, Authentic)	-adjective	Actual,real or true	*Had a genuine van Gogh hanging in their living room. *She had geuninly spoke up her point without hesitation.
3.	Phenom	-noun	A person who is very good in oing something(such as sports)	*Lee Chong Wei has a phenomenal ability to smash faster than the speed of a car. *Basicly,not everyone has the phenom in playing such sports.
4.	Banter	-noun	Talk in which people make jokes about each other in a friendly way	*She banteringly told Maya that she fell for her boyfriend due to his appearance and look.
5.	Lunatic	-adjective	Wildly foolish	*It is a lunatic idea to get on the car with 10 people. *How lunatic it will be if u agreed to get the stack of assignment done in a week.

Ameera is tired right now and she wanna go to sleep

BIL	WORD	TYPE	MEANING	EXAMPLES
1.	Fervor (avid)	-noun	Intense and passionate feeling	*He talked with all the fevor of a new convert.
2.	Abyss	-noun	A deep or seemingly bottomless chams	*I stood at the edge of the cliff and gazed own into the gaping abyss. *widening abyss could be seen between the poor and rich families in the country.
3.	Peer	-verb	Look with difficulty or concentration at someone or something / be just visible	*The tower peer over the roof. *Amir peered at the girl with suspicion
4.	Chasm (synonyms of abyss)	-noun -adjective	A deep fissure in the earth’s surfaces A profound difference between people,viewpoints, Feelings..etc	*Leaders tried to bridge a chasm between two religious group. *The chasm between rich and poor being practice in that city.
5.	Attic (cockloft,garret, loft)	-noun	A room or space that is just below the roof of a building Used to store things	*She found her parent’s love letter in a box placed at the attic of their house. *Rent out the attic to the college student.

Words on Thaipusam!

NO.	WORD	TYPE	MEANING	EXAMPLE
1.	Vow	-noun -verb	A solemn promise/solemnly promise to do a specified thing	*I vowed that my family would never go hungry. *She made a vow not to lend money to anyone again.
2.	Wreckage	-noun	The remains of something that has been badly destroyed	*Fireman had to cut him free from the wreckage of the car. *The lorry wreckage had been moved aside from the road.
3.	Musing	-noun -adjective	A period of reflection or thought	*The sad musing gaze. *His musings were interrupted by the sound of the telephone.
4.	Alley	-noun	A narrow passage or path between buildings / a path linednwith trees,buhes or stones (park)	*He took a shortcut along an alley. *A maze of narrow gray streets and alleys sliced off from the market square.
5.	Vibrant	-adjective	Full of energy and life / bright and striking	*The room is decorated with vibrant blues and greens. *Crowded,chaotic,stinking,and vibrant market it was.

3rd February

NO	WORD	TYPE	MEANING	EXAMPLE
1.	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.	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.