Ornate & Ornaments
Word: Ornate
Word: Bellicose
Willing to fight?
Word: Lascivious
Remember the word “Lascivious” after this!
Word: Diatribe
Diatribe [Noun] Sentence: After declaring that he had unified the party in one of the most “love-filled” conventions in political history, Mr. Trump launched an extended diatribe against Mr. Cruz, who pointedly declined […]
Word: Soliloquy
Learn the word “Soliloquy” and know how it is different from a “Monologue”
Word: Loquacious
Loquacious [Adjective] Sentence: Being as loquacious as Trump is, it’s not surprising that he loves to brag about his wealth and his appeal to women. (Source: http://www.biography.com) Meaning: Talkative How To Remember? […]
Word: Abjure
You must have heard the adage: “A burnt child dreads fire”. So, injury can change someone’s position. The “-jure” in “abjure” should remind you of the word “injure”. And when a position injures you, you change the position. You reject your previously held notion.
Word: Meretricious
Meretricious [Adjective] Sentence: “To argue that by taking the actions that he did, the president kept America safe is meretricious,” Smith writes, adding: “The fact is, the threat of terrorism that confronts […]
Word: Placate
Placate [Verb] Sentence: The Sudanese Government has made a series of gestures that are meant to placate the West but are also emblematic of the country’s need to become more flexible and pragmatic, […]
Word: Placebo
Placebo [Noun] Sentence: For a drug to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration, it must prove itself better than a placebo, or fake drug. This is because of the “placebo […]
LEARNBOOK.ORG 