Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl 
Dilemma Dilemma (noun) /daɪˈlem.ə/ a situation in which you should choose between 2 or more difficult options – predicament – impasse – problem, quandary: Allen is facing the dilemma of choosing between a perfect job or continuing education. Antonyms solution, answer, resolution
Detour Detour (noun & verb) /ˈdiː.tɔːʳ/ US /-tʊr/ noun: an indirect route or path to a place – deviation – diversion – bypass: We took a detour to avoid the heavy rush hour traffic. Antonyms direct access, straightness
Merit Merit (noun & verb) /ˈmer.ɪt/ noun: good quality – great value – worth – advantage, quality, excellence: The great merit of this software program is that it’s so easy to use. Antonyms disadvantage, worthlessness Parts of Speech Noun: meritocracy Adjective: meritorious Adverb: meritoriously
Olfactory Olfactory /ɒlˈfæk.tər.i/ US /ɑːlˈfæk.ter.i/ (adj) connected to the sense of smell, related to smelling: I believe that the best way to remain a memory is to capture the smell by means of olfactory sensation in order to recall it later and reminisce about it. Olfactory communication is prevalent among the flora and fauna and any odor or scent …
Baffled Baffled (adj) /ˈbæf.ļ/ Baffled definition not knowing what to do – confused – bewildered – puzzled – perplexed: Example The difficult math problem has made me quite baffled. Parts of Speech Verb: baffle Adjective: baffling Noun: bafflement Antonyms enlighten, explain
Warden Warden (noun) /ˈwɔː.dən/ US /ˈwɔːr-/ a principal officer who’s in charge of a prison – prison keeper – guardian – law enforcer – supervisor – curator – governor: The prisoner could escape the prison because the warden was asleep. Parts of Speech Noun: wardenship
Delinquent Delinquent (adj & noun) /dɪˈlɪŋ.kwənt/ noun: a criminal or offender – lawbreaker – felon – wrongdoer: Adjective: antisocial, criminal This district at night is infamous for having so many delinquents. Antonyms dutiful, law-abiding Parts of Speech Noun: delinquency Adverb: delinquently
Deprived Deprived (adj) /dɪˈpraɪvd/ not having the necessary and basic things that you really need, lacking in, underprivileged, disadvantaged, poor, destitute: Being a deprived child, she was suffering from malnutrition. Antonyms provided, blessed, privileged Parts of Speech Verb: deprive: take away, remove, withdraw, dispossess Noun: deprivation Noun: depriver Adjective: deprivable
Reject Reject (noun & verb) /rɪˈdʒekt/ verb: to refuse to agree or accept, discard, disallow, deny, rebuff, refuse, decline, snub, eliminate: I became frustrated when my submitted manuscript was rejected by the international journal. Antonyms accept, embrace Parts of Speech Noun: rejection Noun: rejecter Adjective: rejective
Spouse Spouse (noun) /spaʊs/ someone’s wife or husband: The company staff were allowed to take their spouses to the opening ceremony.