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VOCABS 1. MORIBUND (Adjective) Meaning: dying Synonyms: expiring, at death’s door Antonym: thriving Example: On examination she was moribund and dehydrated. 2. UNDERSCORE (Verb) Meaning: highlight Synonyms: underline, emphasize Antonym: understate Example: They underlined the need for daily, one-to-one contact between parent and child. 3. VEHEMENT (Adjective) Meaning: passionate Synonyms: forceful, ardent Antonym: mild Example: Her voice was low but vehement. 4. THRIFT (Noun) Meaning: careful with money Synonyms: economy, prudence Antonym: profligacy Example: We were raised with the values of thrift and self-reliance. 5. RESCIND (Verb) – Meaning: revoke Synonyms: repeal, cancel Antonym: enforce Example: The government was required to rescind all the unpleasant measures. 6. DREAD (Noun) – Meaning: fear Synonyms: apprehension, trepidation Antonym: confidence Example: The thought of returning to London filled her with dread. 7. BRIDGE (Verb) Meaning: connect or bring together Synonyms: link, unite Antonym: divide Example: New initiatives were needed to bridge the great abyss of class. 8. DISPARATE (Adjective) Meaning: fundamentally different Synonyms: contrasting, distinct Antonym: homogeneous Example: They inhabit disparate worlds of thought. 9. TORTUOUS (Adjective)  Meaning: twisting Synonyms: winding, convoluted Antonym: straight Example: The route is remote and tortuous. 10. OPACITY (Noun) Meaning: lack of clarity Synonyms: obscurity, density Antonym: clarity Example: One has to face a lot of difficulty and opacity in Shakespeare’s texts.

5 everyday words to use in conversations to boost your confidence 1. Eloquent (Able to express ideas with great clarity and persuasion) :    Example: "Your eloquent explanation of the project impressed the team during the meeting." 2. Adroit (meaning skillful or clever):    Example: "She's adroit at finding solutions to complex problems." 3. Prudent (meaning wise or careful):    Example: "It's prudent to save a portion of your income for future financial security." 4. Meticulous (meaning careful and precise):    Example: "He did a meticulous job in organizing the event, leaving no details overlooked." 5. Charismatic (meaning magnetic and appealing):    Example: "The charismatic speaker engaged the audience with his compelling stories." Using these words in your daily conversations can help convey confidence and sophistication in your speech.

🛑 Normal And Advanced English 🛑 ⭕️Normal English: ” Can I come tomorrow. ” ♻️ Advanced English : ” Can I drop in tomorrow. ⭕️ Normal English : ” How are you? ” ♻️ Advanced English : ” How’s it going? ” ⭕️ Normal English: ” Let’s meet today. ” ♻️ Advanced English: ” Let’s catch up today. ” ⭕️ Normal English : ” Are you mad? ” ♻️ Advanced English : ” Are you out of mind? ” ⭕️ Normal English : ” Good luck bro. ” ♻️ Advanced English : ” Break a leg bro. ” ⭕️ Normal English: ” It’s time to study. ” ♻️ Advanced English : ” It’s time to hit the books. ” ⭕️ Normal English : ” I like you a lot. ” ♻️ Advanced English: ” I’m so into you. ” ⭕️ Normal English: ” Stop wasting time. ” ♻️ Advanced English : ” Stop faffing around. ” ⭕️ Normal English : ” You are so lucky. ” ♻️ Advanced English: ” You are so jammy. ”

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Call it a day - to stop working, to end a job Let's call it a day! It's really late! To chill out - to relax, to calm down I think you need to chill out a bit after such a tough week. to have a good time - to enjoy yourself We had a good time during the trip last week. To hit the hay =to hit the sack - to go to bed I'm worn out. I think it's time for me to hit the hay. To take it easy - to rest or relax She was going to take it easy for a week after the surgery. To recharge one's batteries - to regain one's energy It's amazing how a short walk in the woods can really help you recharge your batteries. To let one's hair down - to relax After a long week of work, Sam likes to go out with his friends on Saturday night and let his hair down. To let loose - to allow oneself to relax and have fun The children were eager to let loose and run around in the park.

You are not a failure until you stop trying. No matter how many times you fall, as long as you don't stay down, you've not lost yet. For every failure you experience, don't look for who to blame, look for what to learn. Don't look down on yourself, look up to where you are going, and give it another try. There will be times when all your plans will fail, times when you will put your all into something and then end up with nothing. It can be very painful, especially when you think of all the time, energy, resources, hopes you've put into it, and still you end up getting hit. Cry if you must, but don't you quit. For every fall, keep rising on your feet, but never forget to pick up something that teaches you a different way it can be done. Learn from your failures, it's a feedback not a setback. Face Your obstacles, never let it pin you to the wall, and even if it does, with all the energy you've got inside of you, fight back. Try, fail, learn, repeat until you win

Words we must know Abandon - v. Forsake, leave, quit Able – adj. capable, qualified, fit Abolish – v. end, eliminate Abrupt – adj. sudden, hasty, unexpected Acclaim – v. applaud, praise, honor: n. praise, applause, honor Acrid – adj. bitter, sharp, biting Adapt – v. adjust, modify Adept – adj. skillful, expert Adhere – v. stick, cling Admonish – v. warn caution, advise Adorn – v. decorate, ornament Advent – n. coming, arrival Adverse – adj. hostile, negative, contrary Affluent – adj. rich, wealthy, prosperous, well-to-do Aggravate – v. (1)annoy, irritate (2)intensify, worsen Aggregate – adj. entire, total, combined Agile – adj. graceful, nimble, lively Ailment – n. sickness, illness, disease Allot, allocate – v. divide, distribute Amazing – adj. astonishing, astounding, surprising, startling Amicable – adj. agreeable, congenial, pleasant Anticipate – v. foresee, expect, predict Anxious – adj. (1) worried, nervous, apprehensive, (2) eager, avid Appraise – v. evaluate, estimate, assess Apt - adj. (1) appropriate, suitable, correct, relevant, proper (2) likely, prone Arduous – adj. difficult, strenuous, exhausting Arid – adj. dry, barren Aroma – n. fragrance, smell, odor, scent Artificial – adj. synthetic, man-made Astonishing – adj. surprising, amazing, astounding Astute – adj. intelligent, clever, perceptive Attain – v. accomplish, achieve Augment – v. supplement, increase, strengthen, expand Austere – adj. strict, harsh, severe, stern Authentic – adj. genuine, true Aversion – n. dislike, hostility, fear Awkward – adj. clumsy Baffle – v. confuse, puzzle, mystify Balmy – adj. mild, warm Ban – v. prohibit, forbid Bar – v. prevent, obstruct, block Barron – adj. sterile, unproductive, bleak, lifeless Barter – v. trade, exchange Beckon – v. summon, call, signal Belligerent – adj. hostile, aggressive Beneficial – adj. helpful, useful, advantageous Benevolent – adj. benign, kind, compassionate Bias – n. prejudice Blanched – adj. whitened, bleached, pale Bland – adj. mild, tasteless, dull Blatant – adj. flagrant, obvious, overt Blend – v. mix, mingle, combine; n. mixture, combination Bloom – v. blossom, flower, flourish Blunder – v. make a mistake; n. error, mistake Blunt – adj. (1) unsharpened, dull. (2) rude, abrupt, curt Blurry – adj. unfocused, unclear, indistinct Bold – adj. brave, courageous Bolster – v. support, sustain, boost, buttress Bond – v. join, connect; n. tie, link, connection Boom – v. expand, prosper; n. expansion, prosperity, growth Brace – v. support, reinforce – подкрепить, усиливать Brilliant – adj. (1) bright. shiny, radiant, dazzling (2) talented, gifted, intelligent Brisk – adj. (1) lively, quick, vigorous; (2) cool, chilly, invigorating

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