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Ingratiate GRE Vocabulary Flashcard Ingratiate GRE Vocabulary Flashcard / ɪnɡreɪʃieɪt/ (verb) to try very hard to get someone’s approval – used to show disapproval, flatter, curry favor, suck up, insinuate yourself, toady, crawl, grovel, get in with, cozy up: His policy is to ingratiate himself with anyone who might be useful to him. antonym: alienate…
Covet 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 4 Covet 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 4 /ˈkʌv.ɪt/ (verb) to desire something strongly particularly something that belongs to another person, envy, yearn for, crave, wish for, have one’s heart set on, long for, hunger for, thirst for, want, hanker Once all of the items…
Terra firma Terra firma /ˌter.əˈfɜː.mə/ US /-ˈfɝː-/ (noun) Terra firma is used humorously in conditions where it is surprising to land or walk on earth again after a long time, dry land, when compared with the sea or air, terrain, soil The passengers of the capsized boat reposed on terra firma after swimming a long…
Vehemently Vehemently (adv) /ˈviː.ə.mənt.li/ in a strong and emotional manner – severely – fervidly – fervently – passionately – violently – intensely: The company manager vehemently opposed negotiating any contract with that infamous enterprise.
Copious 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 3 Copious 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 3 /ˈkəʊ.pi.əs/ US /ˈkoʊ-/ (adj) existing in large amounts or quantities, numerous, manifold, myriad, abundant, superabundant, plentiful, ample, profuse, lavish, fulsome, overflowing, in abundance, bountiful, bounteous Question: Is it normal for a counsellor to write copious amounts of…
Acme GRE Vocabulary Flashcard Acme GRE Vocabulary Flashcard /ˈækmɪ/ (noun) the highest point of achievement or excellence, zenith, peak, summit, top, pinnacle, culmination, apex, apogee: the acme of perfection Antonym: nadir, abyss Fre: acmé Fa: جوش، اوج
Throw the Book at Someone 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 2 Throw the Book at Someone 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 2 to punish or charge someone severely, give someone the maximum punishment, chastise, penalize, admonish, to criticize someone severely and vehemently, rebuke, censure, reprimand, reproach, reprove, castigate An expelled St.…
Repugnant 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 2 Repugnant 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 2 /rɪˈpʌg.nənt/ (adj) extremely unpleasant and disgusting, repulsive, unsavory, uncouth, distasteful, unacceptable, abhorrent, revolting, noisome, offensive, vile, foul, loathsome, sickening, detestable, appalling, gross, horrible, hideous, abominable, obnoxious The kitchen in every home is the one place the whole…