Terror Terror /ˈter.əʳ/ US /-ɚ/ (noun) extreme fear or phobia, horror, intense fear, dread, fright, alarm, trepidation, panic, shock, annoying person, pest, nuisance, troublemaker: The lost little girl was shouting for her mother in the crowd in sheer terror. Parts of Speech Noun: terrorism Noun: terrorist Verb: terrorize Antonyms peace, calm
Comment Comment (noun & verb) /ˈkɒm.ent/ US /ˈkɑː.ment/ your opinion that you say or write in a particular context – viewpoint – point of view: On LELB Society, you can leave as many questions or comments as you wish in our interactive forums. Parts of Speech Noun: commenter
Hardly Hardly (adv) used to indicate that something can be true or can exist only to a limited extent – barely – only just – scarcely: I was just half conscious when they were talking. So, I could hardly understand the gist of their conversation. Antonyms completely, thoroughly
From the start From the start (adv) from the beginning – from the outset – from the very beginning: Even from the start, I could guess that the project was going to be a complete failure. Antonyms in conclusion, finally, eventually
Decay Decay (noun & verb) /dɪˈkeɪ/ to destroy something or be destroyed over time either naturally or artificially – decompose – grow moldy – crumble – decline: Keep the meat in the fridge; or else, it will decay soon. Parts of Speech Noun: decadence Adjective: decadent Adverb: decadently Antonyms rehabilitation, improve, develop
Likelihood Likelihood (noun) /ˈlaɪ.kli.hʊd/ the possibility that something will happen – probability – chance – possibility: They were continuing the tournament with just little likelihood of becoming the winners. Parts of Speech Adjective: likely Noun: like Noun: likeliness Antonyms unlikeliness, doubtfulness
Learn Numbers in French Learn Numbers in French Bonjour. C’est encore moi, Hossein Hariri. Cet épisode concerne les chiffres en français. Alors, apprenons les nombres dans les phrases suivantes: J’ai une fille qui s’appelle Bita. Notre appartement a deux chambres à coucher. Il y a trois personnes dans ma famille; moi, Hajar, mon épouse et …
Frightened Frightened /ˈfraɪ.tənd/ (adj) anxious and afraid, horrified, terrified, scared, alarmed, startled, upset, worried, panicky: The little abandoned dog seems to be so frightened. I bet he’s starving, too. Parts of Speech Verb: frighten Adjective: frightening Adverb: frighteningly Noun: fright Antonyms calm, comfort
Immediately Immediately (adv) /ɪˈmiː.di.ət.li/ right away and without delay – at once – instantly: The organization responded to my job application form immediately. Parts of Speech Adjective: immediate Noun: immediacy Antonyms eventually, slowly
Select Select (adj & verb) /sɪˈlekt/ verb: to choose somebody or something carefully among a group of things or people – choose – pick: The shirts are of the same quality. You just need to select your favorite color. adj: of the highest quality – high-quality – exclusive: The unfair teacher was just answering the …