second day Flashcards
(15 cards)
salvation
Think of “salvation” as being rescued or delivered from a dangerous, difficult, or undesirable state. It’s about finding a way out of trouble or achieving a state of spiritual redemption.
-any faiths offer a path to salvation for their followers, promising deliverance from sin and eternal life.
-he invention of the new vaccine proved to be the salvation for millions of lives during the pandemic
inscription
Think of an “inscription” as writing etched onto something solid – like names on a trophy, dates on a tombstone, or a message inside a ring. It’s usually meant to last and convey a specific piece of information or sentiment.
-The ancient tombstone bore a faded inscription in Latin, detailing the life of the Roman soldier
-He proudly displayed the medal with the inscription ‘For Bravery’ on its reverse side.
dais
Dais” refers to a raised platform or stage, typically at one end of a hall, used for people of importance, for speakers, or for a throne.
-The speaker confidently walked up to the dais to deliver his address to the assembled audience.
podium
rostrum
pulpitبرای کلسیا
soapbox برای مقطعی بالا رفتن حرف زدن
elevated
**Imagine something that’s lifted up – either literally, like a platform that’s higher off the ground, or figuratively, like a feeling that’s more intense, or a style that’s more sophisticated. “Elevated” implies a position above the ordinary.
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-The house was built on an elevated plot, offering a beautiful view of the valley
-His latest novel features a more elevated prose style, appealing to literary critics.
Whomsoever
whoever
anyone whom
eternal
“Eternal” describes something that lasts forever, without beginning or end. It implies timelessness, endlessness, and unending existence.
-Many religions teach about an eternal life or spirit that transcends the physical world
-The love shared between the two characters felt eternal, despite their brief time together.
rend
Rend” means to tear something into two or more pieces with force or violence. It can also be used figuratively to mean to cause great emotional pain or distress.
-The fierce winds threatened to rend the sails of the old ship into shreds.
-A piercing scream seemed to rend the silence of the night
intend
**“Intend” means to have as a purpose or plan; to have a particular aim or objective in mind. It’s about what you mean to do or what your goal is.
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-intend to finish this project by Friday, even if it means working late
-His comments were not intended to offend anyone; he was just trying to be humorous
urn
“Urn” refers to a tall, rounded vase with a base and often a lid, used for various purposes
-After the cremation, the family chose a beautiful marble urn to inter their loved one’s ashes.
-At the conference, there was a large coffee urn providing hot beverages for all the attendees.
rot
“Rot” means to decay or decompose due to the action of bacteria, fungi, or other organisms. It refers to the process of breaking down organic matter, often resulting in an unpleasant smell and disintegration.
-The apples left on the ground began to rot quickly in the warm, damp weather.
-We need to replace the old wooden fence because it’s starting to rot at the base.
decay
decompose
Deceived
** means misled or tricked into believing something that is not true. It describes the state of being fooled or having had the truth hidden from you**
-She felt completely deceived when she discovered her friend had been secretly spreading rumors about her.
-The glittering exterior of the old house deceived them; inside, it was crumbling and unsafe.
paralysis
“Paralysis” refers to the loss of the ability to move (and sometimes feel) in part or most of the body, typically as a result of illness, injury, or poisoning affecting the nervous system. Figuratively, it can also describe a state of inability to act or function.
-A spinal cord injury can lead to permanent paralysis below the site of the damage.
-The ongoing political deadlock has caused economic paralysis, delaying much-needed reforms.
fraction
think of “fraction” as just a piece of something bigger. It’s not the whole thing, but only a portion. In math, it’s like slicing a pizza into pieces – each slice is a fraction of the whole pizza.
-In the problem, you need to convert the decimal to a fraction
-Only a small fraction of the audience remained until the end of the long speech.
agnoy
Agony means extreme physical or mental suffering. It’s a feeling of intense pain, distress, or anguish that can be almost unbearable.
-The athlete screamed in agony after twisting his knee badly during the game.
-Waiting for the test results put her in a state of sheer agony.
sheet=محض
twist
Imagine turning a knob or wringing out a cloth – you’re “twisting” it. It’s about rotating or contorting something. When applied to a story, a “twist” is a surprise ending or an unexpected change that turns things upside down.
-She had to twist the cap hard to open the stubborn jar
-The politician tried to twist the facts to suit his narrative.
disort = تحریف
