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destroy by burning (specially waste material) waste packaging is to be incinerated rather than buried in landfills
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a dishonest or unprincipled man;
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dishonestly or unfairly take for one’s own use; EMBEZZLE the report revealed that the department officials had misapropriated funds
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she had embezzled $5,500 in company funds
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contemplate or conceive of as a possibility; forsee, predict
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(specially of a position or view) not able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection; INDEFENSIBLE
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he beleives that everything we do is preordained commencer à apprendre
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decide or determine beforehand; PREDESTINE
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releiving pain without dealing with the cause of the condition, painkiller, soothing, orthodox medicine tend to be palliative rather than curative
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such a simplistic approach is no longer tenable
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she espied her daughter rounding the corner
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I vacillated between teaching and journalism
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terminators exterminated humans in the movie
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enclose or confine against someone’s will Her brother was immured in a lunatic asylum
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extremely unpleasant; repulsive
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of the highest quality or degree; excellent a superlative piece of skill
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unequalled, unrivalled; incomparable
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a person or thing vital to an organisation nurses are the linchpin of National Health Services
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rude in a mean spirited and surly way it seems churlish to complain
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in choked desolation she watched him leave
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the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed a day that will live in infamy
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(of an emotion) gradually decrease
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a purveyor of large luxury vehicles
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damage the purity or integrity of, taint; make dirty they were outraged that anyone should sully their good name
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hostile, opposed, inimical
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physical or mental weakness; fraility, feebleness old age infirmity come to men and women alike
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speak about someone in a spitefully critical manner; defame
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meantime, meanwhile, interval, interlude
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mythology, myths, legends, stories, folklore the jinns of Arabian lore
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subconscious, unconscious
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the cessasion of hostilities
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uninterested, indifferent
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nimble, able go move quickly and easily
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fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
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the code enjoined members to do something
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formal and dignified; sincere, earnest, honest
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a crippling affliction of the nervous system
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enclose or confine against one’s will her brother was immured in a lunatic asylum
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no longer close or affectionate to someone Harry felt more estranged from his daughter than ever
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predestine, decide or determine beforehand
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grumble, complain about something trivial
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trouble persistently, bedevil, beleaguer the social problems that beset India
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to irritate (Group- disapprove/scold) nothing ever seemed to rile him
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belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine Huss was burned for heresy
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disparaging, derogatory or mocking in an indirect way
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complaining in a rather petulant or whining manner
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insulting, abusive, or highly critical language; abuse, vituperation he let out a stream of invective
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bitter and abusive language
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malicious(intending to do harm), bitterly hostile
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publicly criticize by using ridicule; mock, satirize, ridicule
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express contempt for; ridicule the decision was derided by environmentalists
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showing or having skill, especially with the hands. "a dexterous keyboard player"
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remove from office suddenly and forcefully; overthrow "he had been deposed by a military coup"
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dig out (something buried, especially a corpse) from the ground. "the bodies were exhumed on the orders of a judge"
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an intervening period of time; an interval. "enjoying a lunchtime interlude"
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the quality of being clever, original, and inventive
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lacking enthusiasm and determination; carelessly lazy.
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(of a person, manner, or gesture) having or showing a disinclination for physical exertion or effort; relaxed, unhurried "his languid demeanour irritated her"
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tiredness or inactivity, especially when pleasurable; lassitude, lethargy "her whole being was pervaded by a dreamy languor"
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. (of a feeling or atmosphere) so intense as to seem almost tangible. a palpable sense of loss, palpable dreams of the maharaja
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condemn, criticize; publicly declare to be wrong or evil. "the Assembly denounced the use of violence"
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summon (someone) with a subpoena. "the Queen is above the law and cannot be subpoenaed"
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a person who disparages someone or something
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calmness and composure, specially in a difficult situation
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giving or conveying a warning or reprimand. "the sergeant lifted an admonitory finger"
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having been overused; unoriginal and trite.
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absolve (someone) from blame for a fault or wrongdoing. "an inquiry exonerated those involved"
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declare (someone) free from guilt, obligation, or punishment. EXONERATE
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affected by bitterness, resentment, or cynicism he looked on politicians with a jaundiced eye
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(of a person) giving their name to something; (of a thing) named after a person or group Alexandria, Egypt is an eponym because it is named after Alexander the Great
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unfortunate, inappropriate OPP- felicitious his illustration is singularly infelicitious
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corruption, usually through bribery in countries with rampant graft
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inescapable, unable to be resisted or avoided the ineluctable facts of history
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be prevalent, customary or established
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evade a responsibility or duty; revoke (cancel) or relinquish (renounce, give up)
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an unfounded rumour or story the public will always be fooled by the media canards h
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having no foundation or basis in fact, groundless, baseless
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waste or fritter away (money, energy or resources); 2. (with reference to a feeling or emotion) dissapear or cause to disappear he inherited, but then dissipated, his father’s fortune
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not straightforward, indirect
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draw from specific cases for more general cases
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corrupt or debase (degrade) typically by adding new elements
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talk unnecessarily or at length, chatter, prattle, blather
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naturally accompanying or associated
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good-humoured teasing; banter
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debauched living; dissipation
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