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can mean pleasing or agreeable, but generally means merely tolerable
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the courage, determination and shrewdness to do something
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provide with an opportunity
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1. something airy and insubstantial such as a 👻 figure 2. delicate and light such as a singer's voice
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a beginner, a new recruit or someone who is just learning something
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reluctant to draw attention to yourself, efface is to erase
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1. the act of restranig power or action or limiting 2. to react with anger or take offense
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tending to stray from the main point
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being of equal extent or scope or duration, earthquake in Australia was coterminous to earthquake in china means it caused the same amount of destruction
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having extremely bad smell
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to talk in a dogmatic and pompous manner. to pontificate you need to be a know it all with very strong opinions
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overbearing pride and superiority over others
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change in form, appearance, or nature
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to mix together sets of information, texts, ideas etc
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involved with others in an activity that is unlawful or morally wrong
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an act of extreme wickedness
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a small amount of something, eg: modicum of truth
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sorrowful through loss or deprivation
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very small in size or amount, exiguity: the quality of being meager
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to loose energy or enthusiasm
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a hypothetical solution or remedy for all difficulties and diseases, pan-all
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conceal one's true feelings or intention
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