1100 Words You Need to Know has been one of the top-rated and best-selling vocabulary books in the market for over 4 decades published by Barron’s Educational Series and written by Murray Bromberg and Melvin Gordon. This advanced vocabulary book helps you to learn advanced academic words and idioms in context with answer keys by the end of the book. Many students and SAT / ACT candidates have been satisfied with this book and its various sections, especially analogy exercises in real context, such as novels, magazines, TV shows, etc.
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Stigmatize 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 3 Stigmatize 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 3 /ˈstɪg.mə.taɪz/ (verb) to treat someone unfairly especially by disapproving of them, regard as worthy of disgrace, mark with stigmata, label as socially undesirable, condemn, denounce, disparage, vilify, defame, mark out, pillory There is mounting evidence to suggest…
Foist Foist (verb) /’fɔɪst/ to force someone to accept something or deal with something unpleasant – twist someone’s arm – impose on – force upon – inflict upon – pass off – thrust upon: As a private, he had to accept all the intolerable commands foisted upon him by his superiors.
Get up on the Wrong Side of the Bed 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 2 Get up on the Wrong Side of the Bed 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 2 to feel agitated, annoyed and in a bad mood all day long, get out of bed on the wrong side, be…
Facet Facet (noun) /ˈfæs.ɪt/ an aspect or part of something – dimension – feature – component – any surface of a gemstone – side: Being an experienced old man, he knows valuable lessons about almost any facet of life.
Procrastinate 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 2 Procrastinate 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 2 /prəʊˈkræs.tɪ.neɪt/ US /proʊ-/ (verb) to postpone and keep delaying something that must be done due to being boring and unpleasant, put off, balk at, hesitate, waver, falter, defer, stall, drag one’s feet, play a waiting game, adjourn,…
Passé Passé (adj) /pɑːˈseɪ/ US /pæsˈeɪ/ no longer fashionable – not stylish – out-of-date – faded – worn-out – archaic – obsolescent – obsolete – unfashionable – old-fashioned – antiquated: These audio cassettes seem too passé compared to state-of-the-art USB drives.
Fatal 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 2 Fatal 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 2 /ˈfeɪ.təl/ US /-ţəl/ (adj) too dangerous and deadly, lethal, mortal, leading to failure or disaster, disastrous, killing, terminal, mortal, incurable, untreatable, inoperable, malignant, destructive, ruinous For more than a decade, heart disease and cancer, two fatal diseases,…
Stagnant Stagnant (adj) /ˈstæg.nənt/ not moving or developing – stale due to lack of motion – stationary – motionless – immobile – inactive – sluggish – dormant – inert – moribund: Due to the current recession, our economy has become more or less stagnant.
By Hook or by Crook 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 1 By Hook or by Crook 1100 Words You Need Week 38 Day 1 by any method that is thinkable or possible, by any possible means, no matter how, by any means, somehow, in one way or another, no matter what, no matter…
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…