stanch
to stop or check the flow of
stentorian
extremely loud
stigma
mark of disgrace or inferiority; لکه ننگ
stint
to be sparing; to provide or use only small amount of some thing, a period of time that you spend working somewhere or doing a particular activity, a four-year ,,,,,, in the army
stipulate
to specify as an essential condition
stolid
not showing much emotion or interest; remaining always the same and not reacting or changing
stratified
arranged in layers
striated
marked with thin, narrow grooves or channels
stricture
something that restrains; negative criticism; a severe criticism, especially of sb’s behavior, She merely ignored any ……s on the way she dressed.
strident
loud, harsh, unpleasantly noisy
strut
to swagger, display to impress others, The player ……ed for the camera to show his alacrity.
stultify
to impair, to cause (someone or something) to become dull, slow, etc. The government has been ………ed by bureaucracy.
stupefy
to dull the senses of, stun, astonish
stygian
dark and gloomy, hellish, a name of a river under word
subpoena
notice ordering someone to appear in court
subside
to settle down, grow quiet
substantiate
to support with proof or evidence
substantive
essential, dealing with real, important serious matters.
subsume
to include, incorporate; to include sth in a particular group and not consider it separately, رده بندی کردن
subversive
intended to undermine or underthrow, especially an established government
succor
relief, help in time of distress or want, We see it as our duty to give ……. to those in need. It is our duty to ……. those in need.
suffrage
the right to vote
sundry
various; not important enough to be named separately, a watch, a diary and sundry other items;;; everyone, not just a few special people She was known to -all and …..- as Bella. The club is open to -all and ……-.
supersede
to take the place of (someone or something that is old, no longer useful, etc.) : to replace (someone or something)
supine
lying in the back, marked by lethargy
supplant
to replace, substitute, (not …….ede)
suppliant
beseeching
supplicant
one who asks humbly and earnestly
supposition
the act of assuming to be true or real
syllogism
a form of deductive reasoning with a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion
sylvan
related to the woods or forest
tacit
indirect saying, understood, implied
talisman
charm to bring good luck and avert misfortune
tangential
peripheral, irrelevant, digressing
tautology
unnecessary repetition
taxonomy
science of classification (Usually animals and instincts)
tenet
belief, doctrine
tenuous
weak, insubstantial
terrestrial
earthly, commonplace
theocracy
government by priests representing a god
thespian
an actor or actress
timbre
voice tone color
tirade
long, violent speech, verbal assault
toady
flatterer, yes-man
tome
book, usually large and academic
torpor
lethargy, dormancy, sluggishness, ▪ The news aroused him from his ……… ▪ fall/sink into (a state of) ……
torque
a turning or twisting force
tortuous
having many twists and turns, highly complex
tout
to promote or praise energetically, To go to some one and directly ask them to buy your product.
tractable
obedient, yielding, Able to be tamed