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Abate

become less in amount or intensity

Chicanery

the use of tricks to deceive someone

Disseminate

cause to become widely known

Gainsay

take exception to

Latent

potentially existing but not presently evident or realized

Aberrant

markedly different from an accepted norm

Coagulate

change from a liquid to a thickened or solid state

Dissolution

separation into component parts

Garrulous

full of trivial conversation

Laud

praise, glorify, or honor

Abeyance

temporary cessation or suspension

Coda

the closing section of a musical composition

Dissonance

disagreeable sounds

Goad

stab or urge on as if with a pointed stick

Lethargic

deficient in alertness or activity

Abscond

run away, often taking something or somebody along

Cogent

powerfully persuasive

Distend

cause to expand as if by internal pressure

Gouge

an impression in a surface, as made by a blow

Levee

an embankment built to prevent a river from overflowing

Abstemious

marked by temperance in indulgence

Commensurate

corresponding in size or degree or extent

Distill

undergo condensation

Grandiloquent

lofty in style

Levity

a manner lacking seriousness

Admonish

scold or reprimand; take to task

Compendium

a publication containing a variety of works

Diverge

move or draw apart

Gregarious

temperamentally seeking and enjoying the company of others

Log

a segment of the trunk of a tree when stripped of branches

Adulterate

make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance

Complaisant

showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others

Divest

take away possessions from someone

Guileless

free of deceit

Loquacious

full of trivial conversation

Aesthetic

characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste

Compliant

disposed to act in accordance with someone's wishes

Document

a representation of a person's thinking with symbolic marks

Gullible

naive and easily deceived or tricked

Lucid

transparently clear; easily understandable

Aggregate

a sum total of many heterogeneous things taken together

Conciliatory

making or willing to make concessions

Dogmatic

pertaining to a code of beliefs accepted as authoritative

Garangue

a loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong emotion

Luminous

softly bright or radiant

Alacrity

liveliness and eagerness

Condone

excuse, overlook, or make allowances for

Dormant

inactive but capable of becoming active

Homogeneous

all of the same or similar kind or nature

Magnanimity

liberality in bestowing gifts

Alleviate

provide physical relief, as from pain

Confound

be confusing or perplexing to

Dupe

fool or hoax

Hyperbole

extravagant exaggeration

Malingerer

someone shirking duty by feigning illness or incapacity

Amalgamate

bring or combine together or with something else

Connoisseur

an expert able to appreciate a field

Ebullient

joyously unrestrained

Iconoclastic

characterized by attack on established beliefs

Malleable

capable of being shaped or bent

Ambiguous

having more than one possible meaning

Contention

the act of competing as for profit or a prize

Eclectic

selecting what seems best of various styles or ideas

Idolatry

the worship of idols or images that are not God

Maverick

someone who exhibits independence in thought and action

Ambivalence

mixed feelings or emotions

Contentious

showing an inclination to disagree

Efficacy

capacity or power to produce a desired effect

Immutable

not subject or susceptible to change or variation

Mendacious

given to lying

Ameliorate

to make better

Contrite

feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses

Effrontery

audacious behavior that you have no right to

Impair

make worse or less effective

Metamorphosis

striking change in appearance or character or circumstances

Anachronism

something located at a time when it could not have existed

Conundrum

a difficult problem

Elegy

a mournful poem; a lament for the dead

Impassive

having or revealing little emotion or sensibility

Meticulous

marked by precise accordance with details

Analogous

similar or equivalent in some respects

Converge

be adjacent or come together

Elicit

call forth, as an emotion, feeling, or response

Impede

be a hindrance or obstacle to

Misanthrope

someone who dislikes people in general

Anarchy

a state of lawlessness and disorder

Convoluted

highly complex or intricate

Embellish

make more attractive, as by adding ornament or color

Impermeable

preventing especially liquids to pass or diffuse through

Mitigate

lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of

Anomalous

deviating from the general or common order or type

Craven

lacking even the rudiments of courage; abjectly fearful

Empirical

derived from experiment and observation rather than theory

Imperturbable

marked by extreme calm and composure

Mollify

cause to be more favorably inclined

Antipathy

a feeling of intense dislike

Daunt

cause to lose courage

Emulate

strive to equal or match, especially by imitating

Impervious

not admitting of passage or capable of being affected

Morose

showing a brooding ill humor

Apathy

an absence of emotion or enthusiasm

Decorum

propriety in manners and conduct

Endemic

native to or confined to a certain region

Implacable

incapable of being appeased or pacified

Mundane

found in the ordinary course of events

Appease

make peace with

Default

an option that is selected automatically

Enervate

weaken mentally or morally

Implicit

suggested though not directly expressed

Negate

make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of

Apprise

inform somebody of something

Deference

courteous regard for people's feelings

Engender

call forth

Implode

burst inward

Neophyte

any new participant in some activity

Approbation

official approval

Delineate

represented accurately or precisely

Enhance

increase

Unadvertently

without knowledge or intention

Obdurate

stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing

Appropriate

suitable for a particular person, place, or situation

Denigrate

charge falsely or with malicious intent

Ephemeral

anything short-lived, as an insect that lives only for a day

Inchoate

only partly in existence; imperfectly formed

Obsequious

attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery

Arduous

characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion

Deride

treat or speak of with contempt

Equanimity

steadiness of mind under stress

Incongruity

the quality of disagreeing

Obviate

do away with

Artless

simple and natural; without cunning or deceit

Derivative

a compound obtained from another compound

Equivocate

be deliberately ambiguous or unclear

Inconsequential

lacking worth or importance

Occlude

block passage through

Ascetic

someone who practices self denial as a spiritual discipline

Desiccate

lacking vitality or spirit; lifeless

Erudite

having or showing profound knowledge

Incorporate

make into a whole or make part of a whole

Officious

intrusive in a meddling or offensive manner

Assiduous

marked by care and persistent effort

Desultory

marked by lack of definite plan or regularity or purpose

Esoteric

understandable only by an enlightened inner circle

Indeterminate

not fixed or known in advance

Onerous

not easily borne; wearing

Assuage

provide physical relief, as from pain

Deterrent

something immaterial that interferes with action or progress

Eulogy

a formal expression of praise for someone who has died

Indigence

a state of extreme poverty or destitution

Opprobrium

a state of extreme dishonor

Attenuate

become weaker, in strength, value, or magnitude

Diatribe

thunderous verbal attack

Euphemism

an inoffensive expression substituted for an offensive one

Indolent

disinclined to work or exertion

Oscillate

move or swing from side to side regularly

Audacious

disposed to venture or take risks

Dichotomy

a classification into two opposed parts or subclasses

Exacerbate

make worse

Inert

unable to move or resist motion

Ostentatious

intended to attract notice and impress others

Austere

of a stern or strict bearing or demeanor

Diffidence

lack of self-as

ENGLISH IDIOMS

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• above board: honest, open
• ad lib: improvise, interpolate
• after all: in spite of the situation; nevertheless
• against the grain: contrary to someone's feelings, principles
• all along: all the time
• all ears: eager to listen
• all of a sudden: no difference
• all thumbs: clumsy
• apple of one's eye: very dear, precious
• apple of discord: subject of envy or quarrel
• as a rule: generally, usually
• as far as I know: if I have correct information
• as far as I am concerned: in my opinion
• as for me/ as to me: in my opinion
• as well: also, too
• at first sight: from the first glance; at once; at first glance
• at odds with: in disagreement with
• at random: at this time
• backseat driver: a passenger who tells you how to drive
• ballpark figure: approximate estimate (in figures)
• bark at the moon: do a useless thing; waste time
• bark up the wrong tree: accuse or pursue the wrong person; misdirect one's efforts
• be about to: ready
• be all in: be extremely tired
• be back on one’s feet: healthy again or better financially
• beat around the bush: avoid giving a clear/definite answer
• be behind the times: be old-fashioned, outdated
• be beside oneself: be very upset, nervous, worried
• be better off: be in a better situation (financially)
• be broke: have no money at all; be penniless, bankrupt
• be hard on something or someone: treat roughly
• be high on one's list: be one of the most important things
• be in charge of something: be responsible for
• be in good health: be healthy
• be in poor health: be not healthy
• be in good shape: be physically fit; in good condition
• be in bad shape: be in bad state; in bad condition
• be in the red: be in debt
• be on/at the point of something: be on the verge of something; be close to doing something
• be out of date: be outdated
• be out of sorts: be in bad temper
• be pressed for time, for money: not to have enough time, money
• be to blame: be responsible for a mistake, for something wrong
• be touch and go: risky, dangerous; uncertain of the result
• be up and around / about: able to be out of bed after an illness
• be up to one's ears in work: be very busy
• beat around/about the bush: avoid giving a clear or definite answer
• beat one's brains out: make great efforts, often unsuccessfully
• before long: soon

• big shot: important person
• bite off more than one can chew: try to do more than one can
• bite the bullet: accept painful but necessary action
• bite the dust: be killed; die; suffer defeat
• bite the hand that feeds one: repay kindness with evil
• black sheep: a good-for-nothing member of the family
• blind date: a meeting between a man and a woman (who have never met before) arranged by their friends
• blow it: lose the chance
• bottom line: main result; main factor
• break someone's heart: hurt deeply
• break the ice: overcome awkwardness or shyness
• break the news (to someone): tell important news
• bring home the bacon: earn the living for the family
• by all means: definitely, certainly
• by heart: by memorizing
• by hook or by crook: by any possible means
• by oneself (by myself, by himself, etc.): alone; on one's own
• by the way: incidentally
• call a halt to something: terminate, stop something
• call a spade a spade: use plain, direct words
• call it a day: consider work finished for the day
• call the shots: give orders; be in control of something
• call the tune: give orders; be the most important person in some situation
• carry weight: be important
• castles in the air: daydreaming about success
• catch someone's eye: attract attention
• catch one's breath: stop and rest
• catch someone off guard: catch someone unprepared
• catch someone red-handed: find someone in the act of doing wrong
• close call: a narrow escape; a bad thing that almost happened
• come to one's senses: act normally and reasonably again
• come true: become reality
• cross one's mind: occur to someone
• do one's best: try very hard
• do one's bit: do what's needed
• do someone good: be good for someone
• do something behind someone's back: do (harmful) things secretively
• down to earth: practical
• draw the line: set a limit; impose a restriction
• duty calls: must fulfill obligations
• eat one's words: take back one's words
• every now and then: occasionally
• every other: every second one
• fall in love (with): begin to love
• fall out of love: stop loving
• false alarm: untrue signal; untrue rumor
• a far cry from something: not nearly as good
• feel it in one's bones: expect something bad to happen
• feel like doing something: want to do; be inclined to do something
• few and far between: rare, scarce

• find fault with someone or something: criticize; complain about
• first things first: important things come before others
• fly off the handle: get angry
• follow in someone's footsteps: do the same thing
• foot the bill: pay the bill
• for good: forever
• for the time being: for now; at this time
• frame of mind: mental state
• from now on: now and in the future
• from the word go: from the very beginning
• get a grip on oneself: take control of one's feelings
• get carried away: get too excited and enthusiastic about something
• get cold feet: be afraid to do something
• get even with someone: have one's revenge
• get in touch with someone: contact someone
• get to the bottom of something: know deeply
• get to the point: speak directly about the subject; come to the point
• Give me a break!: Stop it! Enough!
• give someone a hand: help someone
• go back on one's word: break a promise
• go from bad to worse: become much worse
• go to pieces: get very upset; fall apart
• go with the flow: lead a quiet life
• have a ball: have a good time
• have a bone to pick with someone: complain or discuss something unpleasant
• have a sweet tooth: love eating sweet things
• have a word with someone: talk to someone
• have no business doing something: have no right to do something
• have one's hands full: be very busy
• hit the nail on the head: say exactly the right thing
• hold one's tongue: keep silent; refrain from speaking
• ill at ease: uncomfortable
• in advance: well before
• in cold blood: mercilessly
• in fact: actually; in reality
• in hot water: in trouble; in a difficult situation
• in someone's shoes: in another person's position
• in the long run: in the end
• in the same boat: in the same situation
• in the clear: free from blame
• it goes without saying: should be clear without words
• jump at the opportunity: accept the opportunity eagerly
• just as soon: prefer; would rather
• just in case: to be on the safe side
• keep a straight face: try not to laugh
• keep company: accompany
• keep in mind: bear in mind; consider; remember
• keep one's word: fulfill a promise
• keep someone posted: inform someone

• keep one's fingers crossed: hope that nothing will go wrong
• kill time: fill time; spend empty time
• know the ropes: be very familiar with some business
• lay one's cards on the table: be frank and open
• lay one's life on the line: put oneself in a dangerous situation
• lead a dog's life: live in misery
• leave word: leave a message
• let go of something: release the hold
• let one's hair down: be relaxed and informal with other people
• let someone know: inform someone
• like father, like son: be like one's parent in something
• little by little: step by step; bit by bit; gradually
• lose one's temper: become angry
• lose one's way: get lost
• lose track of someone: not to know where someone is
• lucky break: a lucky chance
• make a living: earn money to provide for life
• make allowance(s) for something: take into consideration when judging
• make a point of: be sure to do something intentionally
• make friends: become friends
• make fun of someone or something: laugh at; joke about
• make room for someone: allow space for someone
• make up one's mind: decide
• make yourself at home: be comfortable; feel at home
• mean well: have good intentions
• might as well: maybe it's a good idea
• never mind: don't worry about it
• now and again: occasionally; now and then
• off the cuff: without preparation
• off the point: beside the point
• off the record: not for the public; unofficially
• once and for all: decidedly
• on credit: not having to pay cash right away
• on edge: nervous, irritable
• on guard: on the alert
• on hand: available
• on one hand/on the one hand: considering one side of the question
• on one's toes: alert, attentive, prepared for difficulties
• on purpose: intentionally
• on second thought: after thinking again
• on the alert: on guard
• on the carpet: called in by the boss for criticism
• on the go: on the move; busy, active
• on the other hand: considering the other side of the question
• on the spot: right there
• on the spur of the moment: without previous thought or plan
• on the tip of one's tongue: on the verge of saying but unable to remember

• out of one's mind: crazy
• out of one's way: away from one's usual route
• out of the question: not to be considered; impossible
• pack rat: a person who saves lots of unnecessary things
• pay attention: note something; be attentive to something
• pick a fight: start a quarrel
• put one's foot down: object strongly
• right away: immediately
• ring a bell: remind someone of something familiar but half-forgotten
• see red: become very angry
• take a break: stop for rest
• take it easy: relax; be calm
• take something for granted: accept as given
• take steps: take action; take measures
• take time: take a long time
• twist someone's arm: force someone to agree
• under the weather: feeling a little ill, a little unwell
• up-and-coming: showing promise of future success
• up in the air: undecided, unsettled
• up to date: modern, latest, current
• walk on air: be very happy
• waste one's breath: speak uselessly, to no purpose
• watch one's step: behave prudently; be careful
• white lie: unimportant lie
• word for word: in the same words

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