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Hirsute 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 Hirsute 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 /ˈhɜː.sjuːt/ US /ˈhɝː.suːt/ (adj) having a lot of hair, hairy, bushy, hair-covered, wooly, furry, bearded, unshaven, long-haired, shaggy, unshorn Hirsutism or the condition of having a hirsute face or body, is a condition in women that results …
Gaunt 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 Gaunt 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 /gɔːnt/ US /gɑːnt/ (adj) extremely thin and underweight because of starvation or disease, emaciated, haggard, lean, skinny, bony, as thin as a rake, hollow-cheeked, skin and bone, cadaverous, wasted, unattractive, stark in outline and appearance, scrawny, skeletal …
Vivacious 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 Vivacious 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 /vɪˈveɪ.ʃəs/ (adj) attractive and enthusiastic, full of life, jaunty, energetic and lively, spirited, bubbly, ebullient, buoyant, light-hearted, merry, happy, jolly, cheerful, sunny, zestful, upbeat, vibrant, animated Do head for the centre. Marrakesh emerged from the dust of …
Raise Cain 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 Raise Cain 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 to cause trouble, make a fuss, create trouble, raise hell, create a disturbance, act wildly, foment, provoke Because they provide a non-pathologizing view of people, privileging their preferred self-descriptions. externalizing thinking and questioning embody an …
Debacle 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 Debacle 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 /deɪˈbɑː.kļ/ (noun) a complete failure, fiasco, an utter failure or disaster, catastrophe, mess, ruin, downfall, collapse, defeat, chaotic failure, tragedy, calamity, misfortune A financial crisis or debacle is any of a broad variety of situations in which …
Flabbergasted 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 Flabbergasted 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 /ˈflæb.ə.gɑː.stɪd/ US /-ɚ.gæ-/ (adj) extremely shocked and surprised, stunned, astonished, staggered, amazed, astounded, taken by surprise The doctor is the state’s 11th case of the novel coronavirus and the state health minister, Jenny Mikakos, said he attended …
Nonentity 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 Nonentity 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 2 /ˌnɒnˈen.tɪ.ti/ US /ˌnɑːˈnen.ţə.ţi/ (noun) a person without any importance or strong character, an unimportant person or thing, nobody, non-person, mediocrity, nothing, insignificant person, non-existence What am I in the eyes of most people – a nonentity, an …
Pull Up Stakes 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 1 Pull Up Stakes 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 1 to quit a place, depart, take everything that you have and leave a place, move and go to live elsewhere, go away, disappear, head off There may be many good reasons why you …
Parable 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 1 Parable 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 1 /ˈpær.ə.bļ/ US /ˈper-/ (noun) a short and simple story that teaches a moral lesson, allegory, moral story, moral tale, fable, exemplum, apologue, religious story, tale, folk tale, legend We are thankful to you for giving us the …
Lily-livered 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 4 Lily-livered 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 4 /ˌlɪl.iˈlɪv.əd/ US /-ɚd/ (adj) cowardly and weak, gutless, timid, unmanly, lacking courage, shy, fearful, timorous, diffident, reticent, retiring, faint-hearted, apprehensive, hesitant Despite his bold words, Marcus proved to be utterly lily-livered when the time came to confront …