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of a person- dying, at the point of death. of a thing- declining, lacking vitality or vigour the moribund commercial property market
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in low spirits from loss of hope or courage; disheartened, discouraged
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seeking or intending to subvert an established system or institution; disruptive; troublemaker subversive person/ literature
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the fact of two or more circumstances happening at the same time the incidental concurrence of two separate tumours
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pretentious and designed to impress the gesture appeared both affected and stagy
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others offered him clumsy commiseration
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the man who assayed gold was more than a technician
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grimly mocking or cynical
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-ve cause to happen suddenly or unexpectedly
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overindulging in sensual pleasures OPP- ascetic
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clever, original, and inventive
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a person or thinh thst is the direct opposite of someone or something else love is the antithesis of selfishness
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staid or solemn, seriousness, sober
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a position requiring little or no work but giving the holder status or financial benefit
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unemotional, rational, impartial
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impertinent, insolence, effrontery
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the undermining of the power and authority of an established system
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dirty, filthy, improper, sleazy a squalid, overcrowded prison
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be situated or kept in a particular place, rest the diamond now reposes in the louvre
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he inherited, but then dissipated, his father’s fortune
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the moral or intellectual instruction or improvement of someone a video was filmed for the edification of clients
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religious discourse which is intended promarily for spiritual edification rather than doctrinal instruction; sermon, lecture
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tie with a rope or chain to restrict its movement the horse has been tethered to its post
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a short, somewhat corpulent man
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a strong desire to have or do something a hankering for my family
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extraordinary, exceptional autumn has arrived with preternatural speed
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a quality that evokes pity or sadness the author injects his customary humour and pathos into the role
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a trite statement that is intended to soothe or placate feel-good bromides create the illusion of problem-solving
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think deeply about something; meditate or reflect
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conceal or disguise one’s true feeling
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disparage, criticize unfairly
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the food is plentiful and very wholesome
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expressing or intending to promote a particular cause or point of view, specially a controversial one a tendentious reading of history
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the teacher’s task is to foster learning
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excessively lengthy and complex
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THE PAST AND THE PRESENT ARE INEXTRICABLE
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undermine the power and authority of; destabilize
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obstinate, stubborn (like a mule 🐴)
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of the highest quality or degree; excellent a superlative piece of skill
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a sad and depressed state; low spirits
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the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed; notoriety, disrepute
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a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary the woman was forcing her antagonist’s face into the mud
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the stove consumed a prodigious amount of fuel
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diatribe, invective, a strong verbal attack on someone or something
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the presentation of stories in a way that is intended to provoke public interest or excitement, at the expense of accuracy
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absolve from blame, clear, release
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(of a man) confident, stylish, charming
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bitterly hostile, poisonous, toxic, venomous
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evade a responsibility or duty; revoke (cancel) or relinquish (renounce, give up
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burden someone with an onerous responsibility or task
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attribute; ascribe, assign, credit
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mentally prepare oneself to do or face something difficult his team were steeling themselves for disappointment
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a duplicitous philanderer
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used for emphasis, often to qualify a metaphor the early 1970’s witnessed a veritable price explosion
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storylines packed with political chicanery
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recognizing, making familiar
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not mapped or surveyed, unexplored
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abandoned or deserted. renounce, relinquish OPP- keep a journey into forgotten and forsaken places
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a brief evocative description, account, or episode a classic vignette of embassy life
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supporter, defender (an institution place or person strongly maintaining particular principles) cricket’s last bastion of discrimination
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he contravened the official secrets act
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a teacher, specially a strict or pedantic one
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a person or thing that causes great trouble or suffering; bane, curse the scourge of mass unemployment
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i was pigeonholed as a youth writer
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relating to deep inward feelings rather than to intellect the voter’s visceral fear of change
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supporter, sponsor, backing
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enthusiastic, ample, profuse; complimentary or flattering to an excessive degree the press are embarrassingly fulsome in their appreciation; the fulsome details of the later legend
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impregnable, invulnerable
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