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Delineate 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 3 Delineate 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 3 /dɪˈlɪn.i.eɪt/ (verb) to mark or describe the edge of something, trace the outline of something, sketch, indicate precisely, depict, picture, outline, define, present, portray Delineation is one method to identify land plots by utilizing map image or…
Demeanor 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 3 Demeanor 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 3 /dɪˈmiː.nəʳ/ US /-nɚ/ (noun) a particular way of looking and behaving, outward behavior or bearing, conduct, mien, presence, manner, character, deportment, appearance, attitude Diagnosis of anxiety is generally accomplished wholly by interview. Questionnaires are sometimes additionally administered…
Flay 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 3 Flay 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 3 /fleɪ/ (verb) to criticize someone very strongly, to remove the skin of a person or animal, strip the skin off, whip or beat harshly, repudiate, censure, throw the book at, pillory, castigate, blast, condemn, excoriate, scorch, lash,…
Through Thick and Thin 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 2 Through Thick and Thin 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 2 in spite of all sorts of difficulties, under all circumstance, no matter how difficult, by hook or crook, no matter what Through thick and thin, many will try to get home…
Pandemonium Pandemonium (noun) /ˌpæn.dəˈməʊ.ni.əm/ US /-ˈmoʊ-/ a noisy situation or place in which people are excited, thrilled or angry – cacophony – bedlam – chaos – tumult – uproar: When the underdog won the fierce competition, there was such great pandemonium in the football field.
Unconscionable Unconscionable (adj) /ʌnˈkɒn.tʃən.ə.bļ/ US /-ˈkɑːn-/ morally wrong and unacceptable – unreasonable – reprehensible – appalling – shocking and immoral – irrational: Drinking an unconscionable amount of alcohol in the party caused him to pass out.
Opprobrium Opprobrium (noun) /əˈprəʊ.bri.əm/ US /-ˈproʊ-/ harsh criticism – scorn – condemnation – disapproval – reproach – shame – disgrace: So much opprobrium was heaped on the teacher for administering corporal punishment on one of his students.
Staunch Staunch (adj & verb) /stɔːntʃ/ US /stɑːntʃ/ adj: showing great loyalty to a person, organization, etc. – steadfast – faithful – reliable – devoted – firm – strong – sturdy: He’s a staunch advocate of alternative medicine.
Sacred Cow 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 1 Sacred Cow 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 1 a belief, custom, etc. with impunity that cannot be criticized or questioned, something which is above criticism, beyond criticism, unquestionable, indisputable, incontrovertible, inviolable Hindus do not consider the cow to be a god and they…
Decrepit 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 1 Decrepit 1100 Words You Need Week 39 Day 1 /dɪˈkrep.ɪt/ (adj) in a very bad condition because of being old age or neglect, elderly and infirm, worn out, weak, frail, incapacitated, feeble, crippled, tottering, doddering, senile, dilapidated, decaying Angola’s decrepit buildings raise safety concerns LUANDA (Reuters…