Introduction
Vocabulary | Word | Definition | Synonyms | Usage |
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| SIPHON (VERB) | Transfer illegally |
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Those who failed the biometric test was siphoned off with abandon. |
| REVENGE (NOUN) | reaction to a wrong action |
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I will surely take revenge for I have suffered. |
| RAMPAGE (NOUN) | riot |
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On a deadly rampage, a person killed an innocent man. |
| SUBDUED (ADJECTIVE) | controlled |
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He was subdued by his boss. |
| STAGNATION (NOUN) | inactivity |
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It is hard to bear the stagnation of the economy. |
| Word | Definition | Synonyms | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOMENTUM (NOUN) | push |
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His efforts gained momentum. |
| BANTER (NOUN) | fun |
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We had a lot of banter in the locker room. |
| HEARTFELT (ADJECTIVE) | sincere |
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I pay my heartfelt regards to them. |
| SNITCH (VERB) | reveal |
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Ravi is going to snitch the secret. |
| BOOR (NOUN) | clod |
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Why do act as a boor? |