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27/04/2023
Word Pronunciation Synonyms Definition

disillusioned dis-ill-loo-zhund disenchanted, having lost one’s ideals,

disappointed illusions, or ideas about
something

aquiver uh-kwi-vur excited, tremulous in a state of excited

agitation, trembling

boondoggle boon-dog-gull junk, rubbish work of little or no value

done merely to keep or
look busy

pernicious purr-ni-shus bad, hurtful, damaging causing harm or ruin

transcendent tran-sen-dent extraordinary, fantastic surpassing, exceeding,

or going beyond ordinary
limits

ineffable in-eff-uh-bull ethereal, indescribable unable to be described

or expressed in words

sagacious suh-gay-shus wise, intelligent, clever having keen mental

discernment and
judgment

prodigious pro-di-juss fabulous, extraordinary, marvelous or wonderful

amazing

besotted bee-sot-ted smitten, infatuated strongly infatuated or

obsessed

circumlocution sir-cum-lo-cue-shun indirect, roundabout the use of more words

than necessary to
express an idea

Sentence Examples Using Big Words for Conversations

Even with those large words jingling around in your head, understanding their usage can be confusing. You don’t want to confuse (or, worse,
offend) your friends by misusing a word. Thankfully, reading some sentence examples can clear things up for you.

He became more disillusioned with his dream of becoming a dog rodeo clown.
All the adrenaline of riding the rollercoaster sent his body aquiver.
She spent extra time on that boondoggle because it was Friday and no one else was in the office.
As much as she disliked her mortal enemy, she had no pernicious wishes for her.
That single bite of German chocolate cake was absolutely transcendent.
They had an ineffable ability to immediately ease tensions and lift the mood in a room.
Our incredibly sagacious teacher always had the right answer for all of life’s problems.
In a most prodigious feat, she lifted the entire table above her head.
 Ever since they’d met on that fateful weekend, he had been completely besotted with her.
The professor’s circumlocution made it nearly impossible to really learn anything from the lesson.

Word Pronunciation Synonyms Definition

fundamentally fun-duh-men-tuh-lee basically, essentially, regarding the basic

virtually nature, character, or truth
of something

essential ee-sen-shul important, main, vital absolutely necessary or

indispensable

superior soo-peer-ee-yur better, greater, above higher in station, rank,

importance; above
average in quality,
standard, intelligence

examine egg-zam-in talk about, look at, to inspect or scrutinize

consider carefully

subsequently sub-suh-kwent-lee next, afterward, finally later in time; following or

succeeding a part of
something

florid flor-id fancy, ornate elaborate or intricate

idiosyncratic id-ee-oh-sin-crat-ick distinct, individual, peculiar, characteristic

characteristic of, or specific to an
individual

milieu mill-yoo setting, environment surroundings, especially

in a cultural or social
context

Sentence Examples of Big Words Used in Speeches and Debates

Knowing the words and knowing how to use them are different things, so make sure you look at some sentence examples to get a good
handle on proper usage.

The two candidates have fundamentally different opinions on the price of pizza.
Stage magic was an essential part of her upbringing.
This cheeseburger is far superior to the one provided by the school cafeteria.
Today, I plan to examine the role of grades in student success.
In examining the duties involved with this role, I have determined that our system is in dangerous lack of yo-yos and hula hoops.
Subsequently, the United States became allies with Great Britain and went on to have a long and friendly relationship.
The townspeople subsequently ate only brownies and hot dogs for the remainder of the season.
He gave quite the florid speech about properly applying fertilizer.
She had an idiosyncratic way of ordering food at the restaurant.
Despite growing up in a musical milieu, she had never learned to play a single musical instrument.

Word Synonyms Definition

 Demonstrate show, display to prove or make evident
by arguments or
reasoning

unequivocally definitely, absolutely, in a clear, unambiguous

surely manner; in a manner that
is not subject to
exceptions or conditions

significant important, noteworthy important and deserving

of attention or
consequence

plethora many, much, a lot of excess or

overabundance

beneficial good, favorable, valuable providing benefit;

advantageous or helpful

immense big, large, significant vast; huge,

immeasurable

engage participate, involve to participate or become

involved in

anomalous strange, abnormal, deviating from what’s

irregular standard or expected

ubiquitous everywhere, all-over, present, appearing, or

omnipresent found everywhere

predilection fondness, preference, a bias, preference, or

partiality special liking for
something

Sentence Examples for Big Words Used in Academic Writing

As usual, building your vocabulary is all about knowing how to properly use words. You thankfully don’t have to worry about pronunciation,
but checking out some sentence examples can give you a good idea of what to expect.

These results demonstrate that rats can be trained to push a lever if the reward is compelling.
The results unequivocally indicate that fertilizer may help plants grow, but it can also contribute to pollution.
Cats have played a significant role in the evolution of the internet.
Despite a plethora of options, the buffet did not have a satisfactory selection of chicken nuggets.
This proved to be a beneficial investment of time and money, and the company created many new products during this period.
There were some immense problems with this approach.
As you engage with the text, you’ll learn more about the merits of olive oil.
I found her use of mayonnaise on french fries deeply anomalous.
The trendy jacket had become so ubiquitous on campus that I switched to a different outfit.
She had a predilection for dogs with huge ears and squishy faces.

Word Synonyms Definition

 exquisite pretty, beautiful, elegant very beautiful and delicate

enormous big, huge, large exceeding the common size or

extent

diminutive small, tiny, little extremely small

glimpsed looked, saw see or perceive partially or briefly

benevolent nice, good, kind characterized by or expressing

goodwill or kindly feelings

despicable bad, evil deserving hatred or contempt

querulous grouchy, critical, complaining peevish; full of complaints

acumen skill, awareness, intelligence shrewdness or keen insight

scintillating exciting, fascinating vivacious; brilliantly clever

cacophony noise, discord, racket a loud, harsh discordance of

sound

Sentence Examples for Big Words Used in Creative Writing

With creative writing, you have a little more room to exercise your own voice and poetics. Depending on the task, you could turn an
adjective into a verb or make a noun a descriptor. But it’s still worth seeing some sentence examples to get an idea of usage before
plunging fully into creativity.

The tiara she wore that night was exquisite, sparkling with gems and polished metal.
John helped himself to an enormous serving of scalloped potatoes.
The single french fry had a diminutive effect on their hunger.
I glimpsed the final project of the semester and felt a cold chill run down my spine.
The king was a benevolent leader.
He did many despicable things in the name of science.
The way he simply threw out the entire pizza was a truly despicable act.
As much as we loved him, we had trouble with his querulous personality when he didn’t get his way.
We always went to her for advice because she had such great acumen in relationship matters.
Talking to her is always so scintillating that I feel like I become a better person after every conversation.

How 'rewiggling' Swindale Beck brought its fish back

Word Meaning

stretch a continuous area of land or water

site a place where something is, was, or will be built, or

where something happened, is happening, or will
happen

swift very fast

happening or moving quickly or within a short time,
 especially in a smooth and easy way

murkier dark and dirty or difficult to see through

remeandering or "rewiggling" The act of adding natural-looking bends back into a

river os stream if the watercourse has been
straightened artificially in the past

05/04/2023

Negotiation vocabulary:

Bottom-line - lo minimo que uno esta dispueso a aceptar

Bargain - Negociación

Compensate - compensar por una pérdida

Phrases to end a meeting in English in a cordial way:

💬 Thank you for your time, it was nice talking.

💬 I have to go now, but it was nice talking to you.
💬 What do you say we continue this meeting another time?
💬 I think we're out of time, but let's meet again on (date).
💬 I should be going; thank you so much for your time.
💬 I loved seeing you, but I'm afraid I have to go.
💬 Could we continue at another time? I have another call pending.
💬 I think this is all I wanted to discuss with you. Unless you have any questions, I should go.
*Accountable*: "I always hold myself accountable to ensure that I meet deadlines and own up to my mistakes."

*Committed*: "I am committed to providing superb customer service."

*Respectful*: "I believe that respect is a key aspect in maintaining coworker relationships."

*Transparent*: "I believe that transparency is important for continued trust between employees and management ."

*Open-minded*: "I think it's paramount to be open-minded to new ideas and opinions in order to evolve with your company to accommodate
its goals."

*Innovative*: "In my previous job, I worked hard to create innovative campaigns that significantly enhanced customer engagement."
Here’s some of the most used phrases when you’re in a call in English and things go south.

You’re cutting out, Therese. Could you say that again?

Sinead’s video has just frozen. It looks like we’ve lost her
We can’t hear you, Sean, are you on mute?
I’m sharing my screen, can everyone see it?
No, I’m afraid I can’t see it yet. It’s still loading.
Hope you don’t mind me recording our session?
There’s a bit of background noise. I’ll just mute all of you.
Please unmute yourself if you want to say something
I think there is a lag. Eoin’s audio doesn’t match his video
The sound quality isn’t clear, please can you speak up?
That’s it for today. I’ll send you an invite to our next meeting tomorrow.

Typical English interview questions and their possible answers. 👉🏻

Here’s some ideas on how to answer:
Tell me about yourself / Tell me about your work experience. 👨💼
👉🏻 Start with your work experience. Remember they’ve read your resume so you don’t have to include EVERYTHING you’ve done here,
just the most relevant info.
If you have a lot of experience, start with a midpoint, relevant position you’ve had:
“I first started managing people twelve years ago, when I was promoted from xxxx to xxxx. Since then, I’ve…”

👉🏻 Highlight key accomplishments you’ve achieved, work you’ve done, skills you’ve learned, and key career moves you’ve made. Get
specific! Tell details. And use storytelling as your ally.

⭐ Finish with your WHY.

It is important that you express your motivations and interests in the position you are applying for, and remember you should always tailor
your answer to the role and company.

“Well, I’m currently working at XYZ Company and I specialize in doing ___. The reason I applied for this job is I saw ___ on the job
description and I think I would be able to help you ___ and ___. One of my key accomplishments in my current role was helping my
employer do ___, and I’m confident I can help your team get similar results here.”

If you're in a conversation and you don't understand something, here’s some phrases you can use 👇🏻
✅ Can you rephrase that?
✅ I’m not following what you said about...
✅ I don`t exactly see what you`re getting at.
✅ What exactly are you trying to say?
You`ll sound friendly and interested and you`ll be able to continue the conversation.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

✅ “I want to continue to deepen my [xxxx] skills.”

✅ “I want to learn how to [xxxxx] even better, so that I can make even more of an impact, including [xxxx impact].”
✅ “My favorite part of my job right now is [xxxx]. I hope to keep on doing that, but I also hope to challenge myself to grow in new ways,
including [xxxx].”

✅“I’m interested in applying my love of [xxxxx] to help make a difference, especially with organizations that value [check the values of the
company on their website and see where you align].”

✅ “I hope that in five years, I’m continuing to get better at [xxxx] and learning more about how to become an expert in [xxxxx] so that I can
ultimately [xxxx goal that aligns with job description].”

Tips on how to write a professional work email. 👨‍💻

✅ It is important to always start your emails with an English greeting such as:
"Dear Lillian,".

"Dear Mrs. Price,".

"Hi Kelly," If the relationship is informal.

"To Whom It May Concern:" if the email is addressed to a company and not a specific person.

✅ Include a greeting phrase like the ones below before mentioning the reason for the email:
I hope this email finds you well.

I hope you are well.

I hope everything is going well in New York.

Thanks for your call this morning.

✅ Then start the conversation with the reason for the email with one of these phrases:
I am writing to you regarding ...

I am writing to you regarding ...

I would like to ask you about ...

Regarding our recent phone call ...

I am writing to confirm the appointment.

I am following up on our recent meeting.

I was wondering if you could give me more information about ...

Vocabulary interview 👉🏻
*Supported*: "When working with people, I always make sure to support their ideas."
*Encouraged*: "In my previous job, I encouraged my colleagues to share their ideas for a new marketing strategy."
*Challenged*: "I challenged my teammates to develop our ideas further before finalizing our presentations."
*Delegated*: "I learned to delegate tasks based on our strengths to maximize our team efforts."
*Collaborated*: "I collaborated with the customer service and sales teams on a regular basis to refine product designs and gauge consumer
needs."
*Partnered:* "I partnered with the marketing department to create effective campaigns."
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I will pick your brain on that - use your ideas later

Bamboozled - to be tricked

Zeal - enthusiastic

Hearing impairment - hearing difficulty

Flummoxed - so confused that you do not know what to do

Thwart - to stop something from happening or someone from doing something

Songs
Word Meaning Phrase

Tightopring

Razor

Trapezing

Doozy

Tucked

Sticks and stones

Vocabulary 2022

camouflage

Coral reefs depend on lots of fish the size of jellybeans

Predator

How predators get past the trickiest of defenses

Whale sharks team up to hunt with other predators in rare video

Rodent

Animals developed agriculture before us. These gophers may ‘farm’ as well.

Indigenous

New clues may explain the mysterious origins of the Falklands wolf

Word Meaning Phrase

settlers a person who goes to live in a Most of the settlers came from
new country or region England.

ferried 1 - ferry somebody/something (+ He offered to ferry us across the

adv./prep.) to carry people or river in his boat.
goods in a boat or ship, especially
across a small area of water2 -
ferry somebody/something +
adv./prep. to carry people or
goods in a vehicle from one place
to another on short or regular trips

scrubby 1 - covered with small bushes and a scrubby hillside

trees
scrubby vegetation
2 - (of trees) small and not fully
developed

rafting the sport or activity of travelling We went white-water rafting on

down a river on a raft the Colorado River

debris 1 - pieces of wood, metal, building Emergency teams are still clearing
materials, etc. that are left after the debris from the plane crash.
something has been destroyed
Clear away leaves and other
2 - rubbish or pieces of material garden debris from the pond
that are left somewhere and are
not wanted

floes a large area of ice, floating on the Small floes formed the major ice
sea cover from August to December

rugged 1 - (of the landscape) not level or 1 - The countryside around here is
smooth and having rocks rather very rugged.
than plants or trees
2 - She was attracted by his
2 - [usually before noun] rugged good looks.
(approving) (of somebody's face)
3 - a rugged individualist
having strong, attractive features
4 - A less rugged vehicle would
3 - usually before noun] (of a
never have made the trip.
person) determined to succeed in
a difficult situation, even if this
 means using force or upsetting
other people

4 - (of equipment, clothing, etc.)

strong and designed to be used in
difficult conditions

bygone happening or existing a long time The family story was that, in
ago bygone days, he had been a rich
farmer in Australia.

conundrum 1 - a confusing problem or The role of clouds is one of the big

question that is very difficult to conundrums of climatology.
solve

2 - a question, usually involving a

trick with words, that you ask for
fun

nabbed 1 - nab somebody to catch or 1 - He was nabbed by the police

arrest somebody who is doing for speeding
something wrong
2 - Who's nabbed my drink?
2 - nab something to take or get
something

leap 1 - to jump high or a long way 1 - We leaped over the stream

2 - to move or do something 2 - He leaped across the room to

suddenly and quickly answer the door.

3 - to increase suddenly and by a 3 - The shares leapt in value from

large amount 476p to close at 536p.

gleaned to obtain information, knowledge, These figures have been gleaned

etc., sometimes with difficulty and from a number of studies.
often from various different places

charcoal 1 - a black substance made by 1 - charcoal-grilled steaks

burning wood slowly in an oven
with little air. Charcoal is used as a
fuel or for drawing.

2 - a very dark grey colour

bogs 1 - wet soft ground, formed of 1 - Like oil, gas and coal fields,
decayed (= destroyed by natural peat bogs act as vast carbon
processes) plants stores.

2 - a toilet 2 - Have you got any bog roll (=

toilet paper)?

scattered spread far apart over a wide area a few scattered settlements
or over a long period of time

assemblages a collection of things; a group of Tropical rainforests have the most

people varied assemblage of plants in the
world.
 arrowhead the sharp pointed end of an arrow

seafaring connected with work or travel on a seafaring nation

the sea

rockhopper a small penguin with a yellowish

crest, breeding on subantarctic
coastal cliffs which it ascends by
hopping from rock to rock.

sovereignty 1 - complete power to govern a 1 - The country claimed

country sovereignty over the island.

2 - the state of being a country 2 - The declaration proclaimed the

with freedom to govern itself full sovereignty of the republic.

sloping 1 - to be at an angle so that it is 1 - a sloping roof

higher at one end than the other
2 - It was a very old house with
2 - to be at an angle rather than sloping walls.
going straight up or straight across

Warm - blood

Meet the Comical Opah, the Only Truly Warm-Blooded Fish

Giant Sea Reptiles Were Warm-Blooded Killers?

Word Meaning Phrase

Tuna 1 - a large fish that lives in the Sharks usually have Tuna for
Pacific and Atlantic Oceans2 - this breakfast
fish eaten as food

enthralling an enthralling activity or event is The englishes classes are so

so interesting or exciting that you enthralling that time passes very
give it all your attention fast

fins 1 - a thin flat part of a fish’s body These fins are really large
that sticks out

2 - a part on the back of an aircraft

that sticks out and helps it to move
smoothly

3 - a thin flat part on the back of a

vehicle that is used for decoration

afterthought 1 - something that you think of They only invited Jack and Sarah
and say after you have finished as an afterthought.
speaking
 2 - something that happens or is
done later than something else

trait a particular quality in someone’s Awareness of class is a typically

character British trait.

innards 1 - the organs inside the body of a Fear twisted her innards in knots
person or animal

2 - the working parts inside a

machine or piece of equipment

outperforms to do something better than The company has consistently

someone or something else outperformed its larger rivals.

gills One of the organs behind the I was stuffed to the gills with
head of a fish that allows it to chocolate cake.
breatheTo the gills - until
completely full

tangle 1 - the untidy shape that things Her hair was a mass of tangles.
make when they are twisted round
each other or round something
else His financial affairs are in a tangle.

2 - a situation that is difficult to

deal with because things are not
organized properly

interwoven to closely connect or mix different The blue fabric was interwoven
things together, or to be closely with red and gold thread.
connected or mixed together

offload 1 - to get rid of something that you The goods were offloaded at the
do not want by giving or selling it dock.
to someone else
They will be offloading the truck
2 - to remove goods from a tomorrow morning.
container or vehicle and put them
somewhere else

3 - if a vehicle or ship offloads, the

goods that are on it are removed

4 - to tell someone all your

problems and difficulties so that
you feel better

sluggish 1 - not performing or reacting as a sluggish economy

well as usual

2 - not moving as quickly as usual

Cold- blood

Ocean species are disappearing faster than those on land

Word Meaning Phrase

Creep 1 - [intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) (of 1 - I crept up the stairs, trying not

people or animals) to move slowly, to wake my parents.
quietly and carefully, because you
2 - Her arms crept around his
do not want to be seen or heard2 -
neck.
[intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) (North
American English) to move with 3 - He's always creeping to the
your body close to the ground; to boss.
move slowly on your hands and
knees

3 - [intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) to
move or develop very slowly4 -
[intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) (of
plants) to grow along the ground
or up walls using long stems or
roots

5 - [intransitive] creep (to

somebody) (British English,
informal, disapproving) to be too
friendly or helpful to somebody in
authority in a way that is not
sincere, especially in order to get
an advantage from them

Earth bound 1 - unable to leave the surface of 1 - birds and their earthbound
the earth predators

2 - (literary) not spiritual or having

much imagination

Counterparts a person or thing that has the The Foreign Minister held talks
same position or function as with his Chinese counterpart.
somebody/something else in a
different place or situation

Ocean - dwelling a house, flat, etc. where a person The development will consist of 66
lives dwellings and a number of offices.

Denizens a person, an animal or a plant that polar bears, denizens of the

lives, grows or is often found in a frozen north
particular place

Thresholds 1 - the floor or ground at the 1 - He stepped across the

bottom of a doorway, considered
as the entrance to a building or
room
threshold.
2 - He has a low boredom
threshold (= he gets bored easily).
 2 - the level at which something 3 - on the threshold of something
starts to happen or have an effect She felt as though she was on the
threshold of a new life.
3 - [usually singular] the point just
before a new situation, period of
life, etc. begins

Slimmest 1 - (approving) (of a person) thin, 1 - She was tall and slim.
in a way that is attractive
2 - a slim volume of poetry
2 - thinner than usual
3 - a slim chance of success
3 - not as big as you would like or
expect

Damselfish a small brightly colored tropical

fish that lives in or near coral
reefs.

Cardinalfish any of the perchlike fishes of the

family Apogonidae, many species
of which are bright red with black
markings.

Overlooked 1 - overlook something to fail to 1 - He seems to have overlooked

see or notice something one important fact.

2 - overlook something to see 2 - We could not afford to overlook

something wrong or bad but such a serious offence.
decide to ignore it
3 - a restaurant overlooking the
3 - overlook something if a lake
building, etc. overlooks a place,
4 - She's been overlooked for
you can see that place from the
promotion several times.
building

4 - overlook somebody (for

something) to not consider
somebody for a job or position,
even though they might be
suitable

Landlubbers a person with not much

knowledge or experience of the
sea or sailing

Halibut a large flat sea fish that is used for

food

Quahog a large clam that is used for food

clam enlarge imagea shellfish that can

be eaten. It has a shell in two
parts that can open and close.

Address 1 - [countable] details of where 1 - What's your name and

somebody lives or works and address?
where letters, etc. can be sent
 2 - [countable] (computing) a 2 - What's your email address?
series of words and symbols that
3 - tonight’s televised presidential
tells you where you can find
address
something using a computer or
phone, for example on the internet

3 - countable] a formal speech

that is made in front of an
audience

4 - [uncountable] form/mode of
address the correct title, etc. to
use when you talk to somebody

Fisheries 1 - a part of the sea or a river 1 - a herring fishery

where fish are caught in large
2 - a trout fishery
quantities

2 - (also fish farm) a place where

fish are bred (= kept in order to
produce young) as a business

Stepping stones 1 - one of a line of flat stones that 1-

you step on in order to cross a
2 - a stepping stone to a more
stream or river
lucrative career
2 - something that allows you to
make progress or begin to
achieve something

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Caecilians—facts and information

Word Meaning Phrase

Lithe (of a person or their body) moving Dancers are usually lithe
or bending easily, in a way that is
attractiveAgile, flexible

Piston a part of an engine that consists of Ceramic tie-rod and piston radial
a short cylinder that fits inside a pump for greater longevity.
tube and moves up and down or
backwards and forwards to make
other parts of the engine move

Two - toned having two different colors or Inside, the spacecraft featured
sounds two-toned colors, fluorescent
lighting, and one toilet.

Boast 1 - to talk in a way that shows you The locals boast a high-class
are too proud of something that standard of living.
 you have or can do2 - to have
something that is impressive

Slimy 1 - like or covered with slime (any Slimy, criminal, shameless

unpleasant thick liquid child!The chicken's all floury,
substance)2 - (informal, slimy.
disapproving) (of a person or their
manner) polite and extremely
friendly in a way that is not sincere
or honest

Glands an organ in a person’s or an Malfunction gland leads to serious

animal’s body that produces a metabolic disorders.
substance for the body to use; a
part in the body that is similar to
this, especially a lymph node

lymph node one of the small round parts of the A lymph node can be a trap for
lymphatic system that forms foreign particles.
lymphocytes and helps fight
infection

Concoctions a strange or unusual mixture of Now, as I was saying, I prepared

things, especially drinks or some concoctions this morning.
medicines

Gargantuan extremely large There's a certain gargantuan

quality about this thing.

Plying 1 - intransitive, transitive] (literary The train plies twice a day

or Indian English) (of ships, buses, between Paris and Madrid.
etc.) to travel regularly along a
The tailor delicately plied his
particular route or between two
needle.
particular places2 - [transitive] ply
something (formal) to use a tool,
especially with skill

Streams 1 - a small, narrow river2 - a 1 - a mountain stream

continuous flow of liquid or gas3 -
2 - stream of something A stream
a continuous flow of people or
of blood flowed from the wound.
vehicles4 - a continuous supply of
something; a large number of 3 - a continuous stream of
things that happen one after the people/traffic
other
4 - he building needs to produce
5 - (computing) a continuous flow an income stream for the
of video or sound sent over the company.
internet; a continuous flow of
5 - You can listen to the live audio
computer data or instructions6 -
stream.
(especially British English) a group
of students of the same age and 6 - She was put into the fast

level of ability in some schools stream.

Scrape 1 - [transitive] to remove 1 - We scraped away the top layer

something from a surface by of wallpaper.
moving something sharp and hard
 like a knife across it2 - [transitive] 2 - Sorry, I've scraped some paint
to rub something by accident so off the car.
that it gets damaged or hurt
3 - Bushes scraped against the
3 - [intransitive, transitive] to make car windows.
an unpleasant noise by rubbing
4 - The team scraped a narrow
against a hard surface; to make
victory last year.
something do this4 - [transitive,
intransitive] scrape (something) to 5 - He found a suitable place,
manage to win or to get scraped a hole and buried the bag
something with difficulty5 - in it.
[transitive] scrape something (out)
Her hair was scraped back from
to make a hole or hollow place in
her face in a ponytail.
the ground6 - [transitive] scrape
your hair back to pull your hair
tightly back, away from your face

Brooding 1 - sad and mysterious or dark, brooding eyes

threatening2 - looking as if you
are thinking and worrying about
something

Caecilians—facts and information

Synonyms

Word Synonym 1 Synonym 2 Synonym 3 Synonym 4

Payment deposit amount liquidation sttlement

Customer buyer shopper consumer purchaser

Disregard discount take no notice of dismiss overlook

Because since, as by virtue of on account of as consequence of

Resolution intent intention aim purpose

Situation state of affairs circunstance condition state

Update inform advise notify aprise

Appreciate admire respect cherish prize

Check inspect look over study survey

Missing mislaid misplaced absent

Claim declare affirm attest protest

Reach get in touch with contact raise

Review examination evaluation appraisal

Brooding grave severe serious absent beatific

Gargantuan bulky bulbous commodious vast, enormous,
wide

Concoctions mixture combination blend amalgam

Boast preen (to feel very brag (to talk about Flaunt (to
proud or satisfied your achievements deliberately try to
with something that or possessions in a make people notice
you have done) proud way that your possessions,
annoys other beauty, abilities etc,
people) because you want
them to admire
you)

Overlooked ignore neglect put aside write off

enthralling eventful enthralling spellbinding arresting

afterthought ensure postdate assumption belief

trait endowment incarnation predisposition propensity

innards apparatus guts ancillary component

outperforms surpass rival tower outdo

tangle chaos crisis burden battle

interwoven dissolve fasten fix attach

offload replace bill of entry cargo reveal

sluggish analogue slow measured unhurried

leap shoot up