Trend Trend (noun) /trend/ 1. a general tendency in the way a system, situation, etc. is changing or developing – tendency – inclination: There’s been a significant trend away from personal computers and toward laptops and tablets. 2. a new prevailing fashion or mode that is widely accepted – craze – vogue: Being a teenage…
Jubilant Jubilant (adj) /ˈdʒuː.bɪ.lənt/ very happy and satisfied, especially because of your achievements, success or victory – triumphant: A cursory look at his results was enough to make him jubilant at his academic success. Noun: jubilation Adverb: jubilantly
Susceptible Susceptible (adj) /səˈsep.tɪ.bļ/ easily affected or influenced by something – vulnerable – at stake – liable: Stress can undermine your immune system, making your body susceptible to a variety of diseases.
Present Perfect Tense Present perfect tense is used to refer to an action that started in the past and continues to the present time: Watch this video on YouTube. The film has already started. Sometimes the action is completed before the present time: She’s got a new haircut. The structure Subject + have / has…
Prescient GRE Vocabulary Flashcard Prescient GRE Vocabulary Flashcard /ˈpres.i.ənt/ (adj) knowing in advance what will happen in the future, prophetic, psychic, discerning, clairvoyant, perceptive, having premonition, having foresight: Overlooking all the prescient warnings about the pathogenic factors in the workplace, a great number of the staff eventually became terribly sick. Fre: presciente Fa: از قبل…
Interrupt English Flashcard Interrupt English Flashcard (verb) /ˌɪn.təˈrʌpt/ US /-ţə-/ to stop someone from continuing what they are saying by making a noise or speaking to them – prevent something from happening – interject: Sorry to interrupt you, but I think what you’re saying is irrelevant.
Judicious English Flashcard Judicious English Flashcard (adj) /dʒuːˈdɪʃ.əs/ showing wisdom and logic – wise – logical and sensible, circumspect, prudent, sagacious, sapient, shrewd, astute, cautious, thoughtful, discriminating: Quitting smoking was perfectly a judicious choice to make. antonym: foolish, silly
Replete 1100 Words You Need Replete 1100 Words You Need /rɪˈpliːt/ (adj) full, especially with food, well-supplied, steeped in, immersed in, abounding, rife, fraught, filled, stuffed, saturated, brimming: After two helpings of dessert, Sergio was at last replete. This car has an engine replete with the latest technology. Fre: remplie Fa: پر، سرشار
Eat Humble Pie 1100 Words You Need Eat Humble Pie 1100 Words You Need to officially admit that you were wrong and apologize for that, give in, admit, apologize: It took much courage for the renowned professor to eat humble pie and admit that he was wrong about that scientific theory in public.
Stigma GRE Vocabulary Flashcard Stigma GRE Vocabulary Flashcard /ˈstɪg.mə/ (noun) something to be ashamed of, sign of social unacceptability, libel, shame, disgrace, dishonor, blemish, blot, opprobrium, stain, taint, humiliation, scandal, discredit, degradation: In this city, there is a social stigma attached to any female smoker. Fre: stigmate Fa: لکه ننگ