Daily Dose Flashcards
SUBTLE
/ satel/
Hard to notice or Delicate
Sentence: the boss didn’t look mad, but I could hear a subtle tone of anger in his voice.
TRANSISTORY
/ Transit (e) ri/
Not permanent; temporary
Sentence: When that man got selected by people, he took a TRANSISTORY action of being loyal to people.
INFANTS
Very young child or boy
Refer to any child from birth to 1 year old.
EMANATE (verb)
/emeneit/
Of a feeling, quality or sensation issue or spread out from a source.
Eg: Did you see the anger emanates from the wrestlers’s body as he approached his enemy.
ANALOGY: (NOUN)
A comparison to show similarity between two things.
A comparison between one thing and another, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
Eg: In his history essay, bill used an analogy compare two presidents.
ABSTAIN:
/eb Stein/
Past tense: abstained
Gerund or present participle: abstaining
To limit oneself from doing or enjoying.
Eg: Because of my health, I abstained from the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
If you want to make a progress, you’ve to be abstained from procrastination.
SCEPTIC: NOUN
/skeptik/
SCEPTICS: PLURAL NOUN
A person who habitually doubts the authenticity of accepted beliefs.
A person who doesn’t believe something is true unless they see evidence.
Eg: I’m always a skeptic when it comes to buying too good to be true products on television.
INTRIGUE :VERB
Arouse the curiosity or interest of. Fascinate
INTEGRITY: NOUN
integriti
The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
The state of being whole.
After he got arrested for robbing banking, everyone started to question his integrity.
EXERTIONS: NOUN
Physical or mental efforts
( A effort need to complete a task)
His mental exertions leads to fatigue.
IDIOMS
LIPS ARE SEALED
Promise not to reveal a secret.
I won’t tell anyone, my lips are sealed.
PERSISTENT
(per - sis - tent)
PERSISTENTLY
Existing for long or longer than the usual time.
Eg: The persistent noise kept Ted awake all night.
Jen’s persistent speech puts the listeners in sleep.
TRANSMIGRATION
OTHERS FORMS
TRANSMIGRATOR TRANSMIGRATORY TRANSMIGRATE TRANSMIGRATING TRANSMIGRATES TRANSMIGRATED
It is movement of soul into another body after death.
There was a huge traffic for soul TRANSMIGRATION.
CORRELATION
( kareleisen )
Correlational
A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
There is a subtle correlation between smoking and lung cancer.
PRODIGY
pradidgy
A young person with exceptional qualities or abilities.
Extremely talented person, especially a child.
The high school boy was considered a prodigy when he won the National chess championship.
FATIGUE (noun)
FATIGUES
FATIGUED
FATIGUING
Extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.
Despite his FATIGUE, he persisted running to reach out the finish line.
RIGHT ON THE MARK
IDIOMS
ACCURATE
Haul
hc:l
To use effort to transport something
(Of a person) pull or drag with effort or force
SENTENCE:
It took several men to haul the fallen tree out of our yard.
He haulded his bike out of the shed.
DISCARD
(diska:d)
Discardable
Discarder
V; Get rid of something as no longer useful or desirable
N: a think rejected as no longer useful or desirable.
SENTENCE
Don’t let your brain to fill up with junks, discard it soon.
The medic blood bank had spoiled blood so the workers would properly discard it soon
MOAN
meun
Make a ting, low sound expressing physical or mental suffering or sexual pleasure.
SENTENCE
The accident victim lay on the ground, moan’s with pain.
SURPASS
(se:pa:s)
Surpassed
Surpassing
Surpasses
Exceed; be greater than
Be better than
Do or be better than ever before.
SENTENCE
The taken survey reveals that, india will surpasses other countries in space field and flash at the top.
SUBSEQUENT
Comming after something in time.
SENTENCE
When the score was tied, subsequent minutes
we’re added to the game clock.
Marvel studios had planed to release their movies in subsequent year.
CONFRONT
To face especially in challenge.
Sentence
The mayor was confronted by the group of protester .
It requires a lot more courage to confront higher authority.
Acquaintance
a’kweintense
Knowledge or experience of something.
“The pupils hd little acquaintance with language”
A person one knows slightly but who’s not a close friend.
It’s a great honor to make dignitaries acquaintance.
