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Inadequate

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not enough or not good enough : not adequate

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Insufficient.

These supplies are inadequate to meet our

needs.

We were given very inadequate information.

I felt inadequate to the task.

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Knack

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an ability, talent, or special skill needed to do something

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a jazz musician with an incredible knack for improvisation.

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Improvise

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to speak or perform without preparation:

to make or create (something) by using whatever is available

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If you forget any of your lines, try to improvise.

Good jazz musicians know how to improvise.

He had to improvise his opening speech when he

forgot his notes.

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Pioneer

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a person who helps create or develop new ideas, methods, etc.

someone who is one of the first people to move to and live in a new area.

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the hardships that the pioneers endured whiletaming the wilderness.

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Tame

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to make (something) less wild or difficult to

control : to bring (something) under control (v).

Adjective:-

* not wild : trained to obey people:

* not afraid of people:

* not exciting or interesting

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The island's birds are quite tame.

It took a while to tame the horse. (V)

He struggled to tame his temper. (V)

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Caress

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to touch (someone or something) in a gentleway

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She caressed the baby's cheek.

A warm breeze caressed her face.

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Breeze

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N ( a light gentle wind )

Verb

to move quickly and confidently

to easily succeed at something

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Look who just breezed in!

He breezed past us without so much as a nod.

She breezed through the test.

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Veil

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to cover (something) with a veil or with something that is like a veil : to hide or partly hide (something)

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Her eyes were partially veiled by her long, dark hair.

The sun was veiled by clouds.

Noun

under the veil of descending darkness the

thieves began their operation.

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Rigorous

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very strict and demanding:

done carefully and with a lot of attention to detail:

difficult to endure because of extreme conditions

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rigorous enforcement of the rules.

a rigorous course of study.

We subjected the data to a rigorous analysis.

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Delve

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to search for information about something in detailed and careful way.

to reach into a bag, container, etc., in order to find something

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He tried to delve inside his memory for cluesabout what had happened.

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Container

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an object (such as a box or can) that can holdsomething:

a large box that goods are placed in so that they can be moved from one place to another on a ship, airplane, train, or truck

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The tea leaves come in a small metal container.

bowls, boxes, jars, and other containers.

The shipment of tools arrived at the dock in cargo containers yesterday.

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Reach

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to be able to touch, pick up, or grab (something) by moving or stretching:

to move or stretch (your hand, arm, etc.) when you are trying to touch or grab something:

to arrive at (a place that you have been traveling to)

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She couldn't reach the apple.

She was too short. He couldn't reach the apple, even with a stick.

She can't reach that far.

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Reach (n)

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the distance that you can stretch your arm to touch, pick up, or grab something:

the ability or power of someone or somethingto do, achieve, or control something:

the parts of an area that are a long way fromthe center

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The ball was just out of reach.

Their goal is out of reach.

The country's farthest reaches had not beenexplored.

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Lament

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to express sorrow, regret, or unhappiness about something.

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She lamented over the loss of her best friend.

“I've lost my best friend!” she lamented.

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Tailor

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a person who makes men's clothes (such as suits and jackets) that are measured to fit a particular person

to make (clothing that is measured to fit a particular person):

to make or change (something) so that it meetsa special need or purpose

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I had my suit tailored.

They tailored the show for younger audiences.

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Expend

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to use or spend (something):

to use (time, energy, effort, etc.) for a particularpurpose

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Are we willing to expend the time and resources required to solve the problem

Redecoration will have to wait, since we've just expended our last dollar in buying the house

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Embed

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to place or set (something) firmly in something else

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the nails were solidly embedded in those old plaster walls

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Polar

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completely different or opposite:

relating to one or both of the poles of a magnet

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They took polar positions on the issue.

She and I are good friends even though we're polar opposites.

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Mired

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thick and deep mud

: a troublesome or intractable situation (found themselves in a mire of debt)

: to cause to stick fast in or as if in mire

(The car was mired in the muck.)

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the case has been mired in probate court for

years

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Muck

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wet dirt or mud: solid waste from farm animals: something that is disgusting

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Clean that muck off your shoes.

spattered with muck from the pigpen

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Probate

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the process of proving in court that the will of a person who has died is valid.

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The court will probate the will.(v)

Her will was offered for probate by the relatives.

The case will now go to probate.

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Clutter

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: to fill or cover (something) with many things : to fill or cover (something) with clutter

Noun:-

a large amount of things that are not arranged in a neat or orderly way :

a crowded or disordered collection of things

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The garage was cluttered with tools.

Try to avoid cluttering your desk with books and

papers.

There's a lot of unnecessary clutter in the house.

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Forge

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a place where objects are made by heating and shaping metal.

To work at a forge.

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to move forward slowly and steadily theship forged ahead through heavy seas2: to move with a sudden increase of speedand power.

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Forgery

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the crime of falsely making or copying a document in order to deceive people:

something that is falsely made or copied in

order to deceive people : something that is

forged

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Authentic

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real or genuine : not copied or false:

true and accurate: made to be or look just like an original.

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The witness provided an authentic record of what actually took place.

Experts have confirmed that the signature on the letter is authentic.

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Percolate

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to pass slowly through something that has many small holes in it:

to spread slowly: to make (coffee) in a special pot (called a percolator).

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Sunlight percolated down through the trees.

Rumors percolated throughout the town.

There is nothing like percolating coffee over an open campfire.

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Spill

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to cause or allow (something) to fall, flow, or run over the edge of a container usually in an accidental way:

to fall or flow over the edge of a container:

to move or spread out into a wider place or

area

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I accidentally spilled coffee all over my new suit.

Clean up the flour you spilled on the floor.

a puddle of spilled water

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Momentum

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the strength or force that something has when it is moving

: the strength or force that allows something to continue or to grow stronger or faster as time passes

physics : the property that a moving object has due to its mass and its motion

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The company has had a successful year and hopes to maintain its

momentum by introducing new products.

The movie loses momentum toward the end.

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Closet

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to put (yourself) in a room in order to be alone:

to bring (someone) into a room in order to talkprivately

خزانه

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He closeted himself in his apartment for severaldays.

he closeted himself in his study, vowing not to emerge until he had finished the term paper

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Integrity

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the quality of being honest and fair:

the state of being complete or whole

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He's a man of the highest integrity.

نزاهه

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abide

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accept or act in accordance with (a rule, decision, or recommendation).

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Malicious

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having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person : having or showing malice

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Showing hatred

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Spite

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a desire to harm, anger, or defeat another person especially because you feel that you

have been treated wrongly in some way.

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He is jealous and full of spite.

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Abstruse

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difficult to comprehend

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Her subject matter is abstruse.

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Arrogant

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having or showing the insulting attitude of

people who believe that they are better,

smarter, or more important than other people : having

or showing arrogance

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She's first in her class, but she's not arrogantabout it.

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Indignant

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feeling or showing anger because of somethingthat is unfair or wrong : very angry

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She wrote an indignant letter to the editor.

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Earnest

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serious and sincere : not lighthearted or playful

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an earnest plea for help

I'll accept only an earnest apology from you.

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Plea

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a serious and emotional request for something

a statement in which a person says that he or she is guilty of a particular crime : a plea of guilty

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We are making a plea to all companies to stoppolluting the environment.

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Proposal

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something (such as a plan or suggestion) that is presented to a person or group of people to consider

the act of asking someone to marry you

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Everyone thought the proposal made sense.

The committee is reviewing the proposal for the new restaurant.

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Impassioned

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showing or feeling very strong emotions

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an impassioned plea for justice