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My Everyday Vocabulary
My Everyday Vocabulary
MY EVERYDAY
VOCABULARY
PROPOUND
Verb
To suggest an idea to person to consider
Offer, propose
MALFEASANCE
Illegal or dishonest activity especially by
a public official.
Misconduct
PRECLUDE
Verb
To make something impossible
To prevent someone from doing
something.
TAMPER
Verb
To weaken or change for a worse.
STIPULATION
Noun
Something that is required as part of an
argument.
CONSTRUE
Verb
To understand in a particular way,
To understand the meaning.
CLEMENCY
Noun
Kind or merciful treatment of someone
who could be given harsh punishment.
MITIGATE
Verb
To make something less severe, harmful
or painful.
IMPOSITION
Noun
A demand that is not reasonable or that
causes trouble.
The act of establishing something in an
official way.
RECKON
Verb
To think something, to believe that
something is true or possible.
To calculate or guess
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DETERRENCE
Noun
The act of making someone decide not
to do something: the act of preventing a
particular act.
PRISION MAYOR and TEMPORARY
DISQUALIFICATION
6 years and one day to 12 years
PRISION CORRECTIONAL,
SUSPENSION and DESTIERRO
6 months and one day to 6 years
ARRESTO MAYOR
One month and one day to six months
ARRESTO MENOR
One day to thirty days
PROCURE
Verb
To get something by some action
To find or provide (a prostitute) for
someone.
Acquire, attain
NEVERTHELESS
Gayonpaman
In spite of
Anyway
However
somewise
THEREFROM
Mula roon
From that place
Hence
Hereof
From this
COERCE
Verb
To make someone do something by
using force or threats
To get something by using force
He was coerced into signing the
document.
HAMPER
Verb
To slow the movement, progress, or
action of someone/thing.
Handicap, hold up
Construction is hampering traffic on the
highway.
NOTWITHSTANDING
Preposition
Without being prevented by something
Regardless of
In spite of what has just been said
Although
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FURTHERANCE
Noun
The act of helping something to become
more successful or advanced.
Progression, advancement
They made the furtherance of science
their life’s work.
WITHHOLD
Verb
To hold something back
To refuse to provaide something
To take out from someone’s income
Decline, disallow, reject, deny
She was accused of wothholding
evidence.
CULMINATE
Verb
To reach the end or the final result of
something.
Climax
MENIAL
Noun
A person who does unpleasant work for
little money.
Slavish
MUTILATE
Verb
To cause severe damage to the body.
To ruin the beauty of something.
THEREAT
Adverb
At that place
Inducing the victim to be present
thereat.
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CULL
Verb
To select or choose something/one from a
group.
To control the size by killing some
animals.
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ALLEVIATE
Verb
To reduce the pain or trouble of
something.
To make something less painful.
ease, relieve
Finding ways to alleviate stress.
DEVASTATION
To destroy much or most of something
To cause great damage or harm
To cause someone to feel extreme
emotional pain.
The flood devastated the town.
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MISSILE
Capable of being thrown
Adapted for throwing
An object that is thrown, shot, or
launched as a weapon.
CREED
Noun
A statement of the basic beliefs of a
religion.
An idea or set of beliefs that guides the
action of a person.
DEBRIS
Noun
The pieces that are left after something
has been destroyed.
Things that are lying where they fell or
that have been left somewhere.
DUMP
Verb
To put something somewhere in a quick
and careless way.
To leave or get rid of something/one
quickly or without concern.
To end a romantic relationship with
someone.
The murderer dumped the body in the
river.
ELUCIDATE
Verb
To make something clear or easy to
understand.
Clarify, construe
When asked for details, de declined to
elucidate further.
DECIPHER
Verb
To find the meaning of something that is
difficult to read or understand.
decode
I couldn’t decipher his sloppy
handwriting.
ANATHEMA
Noun
Someone/thing that is very strongly
disliked.
ban
A politician who is anathema to
conservatives.
QUEST
Noun
A journey made in search of something.
A long and difficult effort to find or do
something.
Search
They went on a quest for gold.
Verb
To go on a journey to find something
They were questing for gold.
TRENCH
Noun
A long, narrow hole that is dug in the
ground.
Dug a trench and filled it with water
IMBUE
Verb
To cause someone/thing to deeply
affected by a feeling or to have certain
quality
Infuse, invest
A feeling of optimism imbues her works.
DISMAL
Adjective
Showing or causing unhappiness or sad
feelings
Very bad or poor
The team’s record is dismal.
CONGEST
Verb
To concentrate in a small or narrow
space.
The usual weekend traffic congested the
region’s highways.
REVERT
Verb
return
To come or go back former condition,
period or subject.
COMMISERATE
Verb
To express sadness for someone who
has experienced something unpleasant.
The players commiserated over their
loss in the championship game.
HEREAFTER
Adverb
After this, from now on
In a future time or state
Hoped to be reunited with his deceased
wife in the hereafter.
WHEREBY
Conjunction
By which
APPARENT
Adjective
Easy to see or understand
Seeming to be true but possibly not true.
Evident, assumed
From the beginning, it was apparent that
she was not an ordinary child.
OUTSOURCE
Verb
To send away work to be done by
people outside the company.
PECULIAR
Adjective
Not usual, or normal
Not well, somewhat ill
It seems peculiar that he would leave
town and not tell anybody.
DISCRETIONARY
Adjective
Available to be used when and how you
decide.
Done or used when necessary.
Optional, voluntary
PROVISION
Noun
The act or process of supplying
something.
Something that is done in advance to
prepare for something else.
A supply of food and other things that
are needed.
You should make provision for
emergencies
ADJUDICATE
Verb
To make an official decision about who
is right in a dispute.
Judge, referee
The case was adjudicated in the state
courts.
ABIDE
Verb
To accept something bad
To stay or live somewhere
To remain or continue.
Abide in the house of the Lord.
ADHERE
Verb
To stick to something, to attach firmly to
something.
The stamp failed to adhere.
EMOLUMENT
Noun
The returns arising from the office or
employment usually in the form of
compensation.
Wage, hire
LAWSUIT
Noun
A process by which a court of law makes
a decision to end a disagreement
between people or organizations.
RECTIFY
Verb
To correct something that is wrong.
The hotel management promised to
rectify the problem.
OVERRIDE
Verb
To make something no longer valid.
To have more importance than
something.
To stop an action that is done
automatically by using a special
command.
Congress overrode the President’s veto.
LODGE
Verb
To provide someone with a place to stay
for a short period of time.
To become fixed In a specified place.
The workers were lodged in temporary
camps.
ENCRYPT
Verb
To change information from one form to
another especially to hide its meaning.
The software will encrypt the message
before it is sent.
DISPOSAL
Noun
The power to dispose of something.
The disposal of nuclear waste.