Wednesday, 7 June 2017

English Words

  1. Vow - promise to do something -( I vowed
  2. livid - furiously angry -( He was livid
  3. furious - extremely angry  -(
  4. enraged - very angry; furious -( an enraged mob
  5. hoax- cheat  -( Hoax calls , Hoax company, as a hoax
  6. condone- overlook or ignore  -( we cannot condone rising crime
  7. amid - in the middle of; surrounded by;  -(amid the …. or amid a ….)
  8. defacing - spoil the appearance -( he defaced
  9. deprived -( deprived children, deprived of ..
  10. precedent - may act guide rules -( substantial precedents for ...
  11. unprecedented - never before   -( unprecedented steps
  12. nexus - link in group for crime  -( nexus between
  13. heed - to pay attention   -( heeded the warnings, heed to
  14. condemn - to criticize
  15. subvert - overthrow or ruin completely
  16. deposition - overthrow, forcing out
  17. stifle - to prevent, suppress  -( stifled a desire
  18. flout - to disobey
  19. augment - to add, increase  -( to augment, was augmented
  20. stink - strong foul odor
  21. revive - bring back to life
  22. refurbish - to restore
  23. revamp - Give new and improved form  -( revamp the house
  24. indeed - Used to emphasize a statement or response  -( indeed it ..
  25. inevitable - Certain to happen; unavoidable  -( it was inevitable
  26. substantial - Of considerable importance, size, or worth  -( substantial amount
  27. enlighten - action of learning  -( he did not enlightened  him.., for further enlightenment, lets take eg...
  28. muzzle - dog face cover -( try to muzzle free speech
  29. oppression - prolonged cruel  -( resist oppression, oppression of
  30. futile - incapable of producing any useful result; pointless.  -( all talks were futile
  31. consequences -( as a consequences of
  32. regimes - a government, especially an authoritarian one.
  33. jolt - push or shake (someone or something) abruptly and roughly - jhatka    -( received a jolt
  34. abrupt - sudden , Lil rude   -( the abrupt change, he was abrupt with me, he abruptly said no
  35. unwarranted - not justified or authorized.   -( fears are unwarranted..
  36. seldom - not often; rarely.  -( people seldom visit ..
  37. vogue - the prevailing fashion, popular;   -( the vogue is , becomes the vogue
  38. vague -  uncertain -( suffer from vague problems
  39. assert  - state a fact and forcefully  -( I asserted
  40. reiterated - say something again
  41. endeavor. - try hard to do  -( let us now endeavor, in an endeavor to ensure
  42. striving - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something -( national movement were striving for
  43. thriving - grow or develop well or vigorously.  -( let others thrive of energy
  44. abide - accept -( I would abide by
  45. abet - encourage or assist (someone) to do something wrong -
  46. absolve - declare (someone) free from guilt,   -( absolve of , absolve from, absolve him
  47. Genial - friendly and cheerful.
  48. benevolent - generous  -( a benevolent smile
  49. timid - easily frighten, shy
  50. diffident - lack of self confidence
  51. diligent - hard working
  52. aloof - unfriendly -( nobody liked his aloof nature
  53. adversary - Adversary is defined as anything related to conflict -( work hard to beat your adversary
  54. unscathed - without suffering any injury, damage, or harm  -( remained unscathed, almost unscathed
  55. interim - meantime  -( in the interim
  56. appalling - awful , bad -( he was appalling
  57. awe - in amaze  -( he was in awe when he came to know ..
  58. regale - to amuse (with ...)  -( he regaled with
  59. appraise - assess  -( appraised him
  60. benefactor - patron, person who lends support, especially financial support
  61. buffoonery - foolish behaviour , buffoon  -( show was full of buffoonery
  62. lame - unconvincingly feeble -( it was lame statement
  63. celebrated - famous -( celebrated actor
  64. composed - calm  , Create -( he composed the  , system is composed of
  65. obligation - compulsion
  66. corrosive - tending to cause corrosion
  67. curtail - make less  -( managed to curtail terrorist activities
  68. curb - restrain
  69. inhibit - to prevent, restrain   -( cold inhibit growth
  70. restrain - prevent (someone or something) from doing something
  71. refrain - stop
  72. prune - reduce by removing excess
  73. deferment - act of delaying
  74. defiant - bold resistance  -( defiant society
  75. budge - move, shift -( society was not ready to budge
  76. unfazed - calm -( protesters were unfazed by the prospect of arrest
  77. cliche - overused
  78. inhibitions - a feeling that makes one self-conscious
  79. disconcert - confuse, unsettle  -( can be disconcerting
  80. elate - fill with joy -( I felt elated
  81. disdain - unworthy of consideration -( the govt disdain for labor
  82. drab - dull -( monsoon is most drab
  83. dubious - hesitating or doubting -( dubious plans
  84. salvage - to save from ruin -( was salvaged from the attack
  85. wreck, upset - destruction of ship at sea, -( he was wreck
  86. rehash - a reuse of old ideas  -( let me rehash
  87. revoke - to cancel by taking back
  88. unravel - undo, solve -( unravel the cause of death
  89. serenity - calmness  -( serenity
  90. solace - comfort -( sought solace in religion
  91. stern - harsh
  92. morass - a complicated or confused situation -( lost in a morass of lies
  93. turmoil - confusion, chaos -( the country was in turmoil
  94. imbroglio - an extremely confused situation -( the mass exodus imbroglio
  95. mayhem - violent disorder -( complete mayhem broke out
  96. rampant - uncontrolled  -( rampant inflation
  97. mishap - accident
  98. rampage -( went on a rampage
  99. wreaking - cause ( damage)
  100. havoc - widespread destruction.
  101. catastrophic - devastating, disastrous   -( would have catastrophic effect
  102. lynch - killing
  103. vicious - deliberately cruel or violent
  104. battered - repeated blows  -( battered to death
  105. onslaught - a fierce or destructive attack.
  106. sabotage - damage or obstruct -( sabotage the army
  107. conundrums - a confusing and difficult problem or question -( the most difficult conundrums
  108. untenable - baseless
  109. traitor -
  110. obscene - offensive -( obscene comment
  111. outrageous - offensive
  112. acquisition - obtaining, learning -( the acquisition of skills
  113. deficit - shortage
  114. inadequate
  115. meagre - deficient in amount quality -( meagre diet
  116. depravity - lack of morals, values
  117. indispensable - necessary -( indispensable to
  118. imminent - about to happen
  119. trait - characteristics
  120. contend - compete, argue -( he contends
  121. eloquent - fluent
  122. elusive - hard to grasp  -( elusive subject
  123. ethical -
  124. extol - praise highly, extolled  -( he extolled the virtues of the Russian
  125. commendable - deserving praise
  126. flaunt - to display showily -( eager to flaunt their prosperity
  127. flaw - defect
  128. heinous - shockingly evil
  129. illuminate - to make clear -( to illuminate further
  130. implausible -  doubtful, -( this is a implausible claim
  131. plausible - seeming reasonable or probable
  132. inauspicious -
  133. incidental - minor  -( paperwork is incidental, incidental expenses
  134. miniscule - extremely small -( a miniscule fragment of DNA
  135. inflammatory - tending to excite anger
  136. intricate - complex -( an intricate problem
  137. lenient -
  138. manifest - obvious, display or show -( he manifested signs of depression
  139. mediate -( mediate between
  140. nurture - to further development of
  141. onset - beginning  -( onset of
  142. advent - coming  -( the advent of television
  143. upsurge - rise  -( an upsurge
  144. perception - understanding -( according to my perception
  145. ponder - think deeply  -( I pondered the question of
  146. prominence - importance
  147. proximity - closeness  -( in close proximity
  148. brisk - active, fast  -( business appeared to be brisk
  149. quashing - reject -( his conviction was quashed on appeal
  150. stalled - too slow -( his career had stalled
  151. stagger - unsteady -( he staggered to his feet
  152. tumbling - fall suddenly
  153. stroll - walking
  154. desperation - hopeless -( she wrote in desperation
  155. unsparing - merciless
  156. corpse - dead human body
  157. wary - careful  -( wary hand, wary of
  158. careworn - worried
  159. discreet - careful  -( we made some discreet inquiries
  160. crave - ask for  -( crave for attention, crave to exceed
  161. snubbed - rebuff,  ignore  -( he snubbed faculty
  162. perceive - become aware, consider -( he was quick to perceive
  163. gestures -( gesture of
  164. cursory - hasty -( cursory glance, cursory inspection
  165. haste - hurry -( in haste
  166. undoubtedly -
  167. contrast - difference -( in contrast to ..
  168. exile = expel, depart , tadipaar  -( exiled from his country
  169. exodus - mass departure  -( an exodus, mass exodus
  170. inedible -
  171. clogs - accumulation of thick, impediment  -( a clog in the system
  172. inadvertently - without intention; accidentally. -( inadvertently omitted
  173. legitimate -
  174. mowed - cut by machine
  175. perturb - disturb, worry  -( they were perturbed
  176. ruckus - disturbance -( caused ruckus in society
  177. rift - crack
  178. instigates - incite , initiate -( they instigated a reign of terror
  179. embarked - started
  180. precipitated - cause to happen suddenly -( the incident precipitated a political crisis
  181. induce - to influence or cause -( the measures induced a change of policy
  182. pious - devoted toward religion -( he was so pious
  183. kinship - blood relationship -( stop kinship in politics
  184. splendor - magnificent appearance -( the splendor of the ..
  185. affectation - fake concern
  186. complacent - self satisfied -( can’t be complacent about security
  187. concomitant - accompanying -( travel with all its concomitant worries
  188. culpable - be at fault, guilty -( you are also culpable
  189. espouse - choose and follow -( he espoused path of the , espoused by
  190. hallmark -
  191. ignominious - disgrace or shame -( ignominious defeat
  192. nefarious - extremely wicked
  193. mitigate - make less harsh -( he wanted to mitigate misery
  194. perpetuate - make continue indefinitely -( law perpetuated the corruption
  195. reconcile - come to terms -( she wanted to be reconciled with her father
  196. tenacity - persistent determination -( the tenacity of the people
  197. firmament - sky
  198. convener - person who call people together for meeting
  199. newbie - inexperienced
  200. rookie - new recruit
  201. mocked - tease
  202. hurly-burly - confusion and noisy disorder -( hurly-burly of school life
  203. purportedly - believed or reputed to be the case.
  204. purport - appear or claim to be or do something esp. falsely -( she purports to be
  205. illegitimate -
  206. unwavering - steady
  207. unconventional - not based on general believes
  208. ambiguity - ambiguous - uncertainty -( we can detect no ambiguity
  209. obscure - not clear, uncertain -( his origin is obscure
  210. reasoned - based on logic or good sense -( a reasoned judgment
  211. rational - based on reason or logic -( rational explanation
  212. unilateral - performed by or affecting only one person
  213. bilateral - having or relating to two sides
  214. exchequer - national treasury -( burden the exchequer
  215. intruders - trespasser
  216. fondly - with love -( he fondly wrapped his arm
  217. spectacular -( spectacular mountain scenery
  218. mandate  - instruction -( fresh UN mandate to attack
  219. suffocated
  220. colleagues
  221. grudgingly - persistent ill will
  222. shun - avoid -( shun the politics of liquor
  223. decipher - convert into normal lang -( failed to decipher simmering  anger
  224. simmering - low boil
  225. flak - gunfire -( under heavy flak for
  226. efficacy - ability to produce desired results -( no information on the efficacy of this treatment
  227. unviable - not capable of working successfully;
  228. viable - capable of working successfully; -( economically viable
  229. rigged - manage fraudulently -( result of election had been rigged
  230. phenomenon - a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen -( unique natural phenomenon
  231. archaic - very old or old-fashioned -( archaic methods
  232. perennial - lasting or existing for a long -( perennial distrust of the media
  233. relics - object surviving from time
  234. catering -
  235. enormity - the great or extreme scale, seriousness -( the enormity of the crime
  236. roped - catch, fasten
  237. plunged - jump or dive quickly and energetically -( plunged into politics
  238. inflated -( inflated balloon
  239. reigns - be king/queen  -( reigns over the UK
  240. enthusiastic
  241. poured - flow rapidly in a steady stream.:
  242. scrutiny - critical observation or examination -( placed under scrutiny
  243. introspect - examine -( introspect about the
  244. stringent - strict, precise
  245. heralded - be a sign that (something) is about to happen. -( speech heralded a change
  246. adorn - make more beautiful or attractive. -( pictures adorned his walls
  247. onus - refer duty or responsibility -( the onus is on the
  248. replenish - fill up again -( replenish by
  249. foresee - beforehand -( did not foresee any difficulty
  250. disenchanted - disappointed -( he became disenchanted with his
  251. monarch - emperor
  252. sovereign - superior emperor
  253. sovereignty - supreme power or authority
  254. repressive - inhibit or restraining freedom -( a repressive regime
  255. akin - of similar character -( are akin
  256. robust - strong and healthy; vigorous
  257. vibrant - full of energy -( a vibrant city
  258. reaffirmed - state again as a fact
  259. exacerbated - make worse -( fire exacerbated the problem
  260. aggravated - annoy, irritate, make (a problem, injury, or offense) worse or more serious.
  261. solidarity - unity or agreement -( solidarity of labour, solidarity among
  262. confining - restrict someone -( did not confined to politics
  263. seizure - the action of capturing someone or something using force -( the seizure of assembly
  264. seize - take hold of suddenly and forcibly
  265. confiscate - take possession with authority  -( Guard confiscated my camera
  266. forfeiture - the loss or giving up of something as a penalty for wrong doing -( the forfeiture of his phone
  267. woefully - unfortunate -( it was woefully inadequate
  268. hapless - unfortunate -( hapless buyers
  269. dwelt - live in or at a specified place. -( poor dwell on roads
  270. essence - indispensable quality  -( conflict is the essence of drama
  271. overawed - impress much
  272. subdue - conquer, defeat -( managed to subdue his adversary
  273. pernicious - harmful effect  -( the pernicious influence of the mass exodus
  274. predicament - a difficult, unpleasant situation -( the company’s financial predicament
  275. virulent - extremely severe or harmful -( a virulent attack
  276. alienation - isolation
  277. consent - permission
  278. closeted - shut away -( he was closeted with the king
  279. nay - or rather
  280. proliferation - rapid increase -( nuclear proliferation
  281. trivial - unimportant -( trivial offenses
  282. curative - able to cure -( curative properties of herbs
  283. effeminate - char of woman -( considered effeminate
  284. woes - great sorrow or distress -( story of woe
  285. unabated - without any reduction -( storm was raging unabated
  286. stubble - the cut stalks of grain plants left sticking out of the ground
  287. lucrative - producing a great deal of profit -( lucrative career
  288. verge - an edge -( to the verge of  
  289. grave - serious
  290. colossal - extremely large or great -( a colossal mistake
  291. drastically - extreme, serious- strong or far reaching effect -( in a drastic manner
  292. assessing - evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of
  293. scratch -
  294. vested - secured in the possession of or assigned to a person.
  295. coalition - an alliance for combined action -( in coalition with
  296. collaborate
  297. graft - implant
  298. expediency -convenient but improper
  299. thrust - push , force
  300. plethora - a large or excessive amount of  -( a plethora of committees
  301. overwhelm - bury beneath a huge mass
  302. apropos - with reference to; concerning.
  303. depreciation
  304. conciliation - the action of stopping someone from being angry;
  305. reconciliation - the restoration of friendly relations.
  306. autonomy - the right -( demanded greater autonomy
  307. elite - best
  308. impeccable - flawless
  309. infallible - incapable of making mistakes or being wrong
  310. fallible - error-prone  -( even experts are also fallible
  311. deserted - abandon
  312. delight - please greatly -( an experience to delight everybody
  313. ironic -
  314. connoisseur - expert  -( a connoisseur of music
  315. ailments - an illness, typically a minor one
  316. hurtling - move or cause to move at a great speed -( hurtled us into a ditch
  317. freight - goods transported by truck, train, ship, or aircraft
  318. spate - series, succession  -( a spate of attacks
  319. no-frills - without unnecessary extras
  320. descends - move or fall downward
  321. transient - lasting only for a short time;
  322. largesse - generosity -( he helped with largesse
  323. lavishly - extravagantly  -( used fuel lavishly
  324. cynical  - distrustful of human sincerity or integrity. -( her cynical attitude
  325. blizzard - snowstorm
  326. cordial - warm and friendly  -( the atmosphere was cordial
  327. verbiage - speech or writing that uses too many words -( prune all unnecessary verbiage
  328. apparent - clearly visible -( it became apparent that
  329. apparently - as far as one knows or can see
  330. stipulated - demand or specify -( he stipulated some conditions
  331. amicable - friendly -( an amicable settlement
  332. formidable - inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful -( formidable opponent
  333. felling - cut down
  334. rebuttal - contradiction
  335. remorse - deep regret -( filled with remorse
  336. spouses - a husband or wife
  337. legion - number of people or things -( legions of cameras
  338. obstructs -
  339. blossoming - flower
  340. implications - suggestion -( the implication is that no one..
  341. repercussions - unwanted consequence -( grave repercussions for the entire region
  342. spur - encouragement  -( profit is the spur for achieving more
  343. enact - make  law
  344. retaliated -( she retaliated
  345. culmination - Result -climax, attaining high point  -( the culmination of years of efforts
  346. deity - god
  347. afforestation - land into forest
  348. retroactive - taking effect from a date in the past.
  349. fudge - an instance of faking or ambiguity
  350. brew - prepare, make
  351. condemning -( we condemn her on
  352. denounced - condemn -( he was widely denounced
  353. estranged - no longer close -( felt more estranged from her son
  354. reckon - believe -( i reckon that
  355. mucky - dirty -( mucky politics
  356. forge - beat into shape
  357. imperative - of vital importance - -( immediate actions are imperative
  358. clemency - mercy -( an appeal for clemency
  359. atrocities - an extremely wicked or cruel act
  360. ally - combine  -( he allied his exp
  361. proclaimed - announce officially or publicly. -( proclaimed that
  362. assorted - various -( bowls in assorted colors
  363. insurgent - rising in active revolt
  364. reciprocity - practise of exchanging
  365. prospered - succeed -( his business prospered
  366. ambit - scope -( within the ambit of federal law
  367. embroiled - involve in conflict -( she became embroiled in a dispute
  368. immaculate - perfectly clean -( immaculate car
  369. albeit - although -( was making progress, albeit rather slowly
  370. cumbersome - difficult -( cumbersome job
  371. empathize - understand and share feelings -( need to empathize with people
  372. minimal -
  373. crucial -
  374. exhibiting - showing
  375. delinquency - minor crime
  376. meticulous - showing great attention to detail -( he always been meticulous
  377. pleasant - giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment.
  378. bleak - without hope or encouragement -( bleak chances
  379. applaud - show approval or praise by clapping.
  380. callousness - unfeelingness:
  381. murky - foggy, suspicious -( murky policy
  382. impunity - exemption from punishment -( military enjoy impunity
  383. frivolous - not having any serious purpose or value  -( stop frivolous lawsuits
  384. collateral - side by side, something pledged as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of a default.  --( prevent collateral damage
  385. corollary - proposition that follows from proved -( we can infer the corollary that
  386. inferred - deduce
  387. excursion -  short journey -(an excursion into history  
  388. distressed - sorrow, pain -( i was distressed
  389. college -
  390. receive
  391. believe
  392. anticipation - expectation  -( in anticipation
  393. improvise - create and perform spontaneously -(  he can improvise comedy
  394. definitely  
  395. catalyze - cause or accelerate -( uniform catalyze better behaviour
  396. avenue - a way -( learning lang has opened many avenues for friendship
  397. afford - provide or supply
  398. emulate - match or surpass  -( young try to emulate their role models
  399. archetypal - very typical
  400. foray -a sudden attack, to obtain something -( he foray to the bar
  401. flounder - struggle helplessly  -( he flounder in maths
  402. peril - serious and immediate danger -( his family was in peril
  403. lurk - in ambush
  404. dwindle - diminish gradually in size, amount or strength
  405. destitute - without the basic necessities of life -( the charity cares for destitute children
  406. demise - a person death
  407. contemporaries - a person existing at same time as another -( he was a contemporary of darwin
  408. stature - height -( despite her stature, stayed humble
  409. aura  - atmosphere
  410. hegemonic - ruling   -( the hegemonic imposition of
  411. curriculum - subjects of course  -( new gov will change curriculum
  412. bureaucrat - an official concerned with correctness at expense of people’s needs
  413. perceived - aware or conscious -( his mouth fell open as he perceived the truth
  414. suffocate - -( several suffocated in place
  415. agenda - -( list of items to be discussed in formal meeting
  416. syllabus
  417. ridiculously
  418. endorsement  - an act of giving one’s public approval
  419. blatant - unashamedly -( he gave balant answers
  420. uniformity -( impose uniformity in education
  421. homogenous -( dealing with homogeneous problem
  422. upholding  -( upholding his sentence
  423. dispensation - exemption from rule -( she was given special dispensation
  424. neoliberal  - liberalism favouring free market capitalism
  425. churns - move vigorously
  426. immersed - dip or submerge -( immerse in water
  427. jettisoning - drop something from an aircraft -( six aircraft jettisoned foods
  428. inculcates - implants in -( fail to inculcates a sense of responsibility
  429. shenanigans - secret dishonest activity  -(
  430. straitjacket -  impose severe restriction -( treaty was used as tool to straitjacket international trade
  431. radical - far reaching -( a radical overhaul of existing framework
  432. overhaul - take apart in order to examine and repair -( a detailed overhaul is required
  433. despot - rules with absolute power -( he was despot
  434. undermine - damage-( this could undermine years of hard work
  435. humane -( humane treatment
  436. smother - suffocate
  437. articulate - adj - ability to speak fluently and coherently -( an articulate account of their experiences
  438. Discourse - discussion -( lang of discourse
  439. Czar  - emperor
  440. Fugitive -( fugitives from justice
  441. Aspirant - ambitions to achieve something -( aspirant politician
  442. Barbs - spike -
  443. Mind-boggling - overwhelming -( process data at mind-boggling speed
  444. Gargantuan - enormous -( a gargantuan appetite
  445. Litany - prayer
  446. Bewildering - cause to become perplexed and confused -( she seems bewildered
  447. Tumbling -(
  448. Cognizance - knowledge, awareness -( bring affir to the cognizance of the board
  449. Blushes -( she was blushing
  450. Dilemmas -( people often face dilemmas
  451. Cogent - logical and convincing -( older people cogent ideas led to new inventions
  452. Avalanche -( an avalanche of applications
  453. Monopoly -exclusive possession -( company upsurge on monopoly on software
  454. Steeped - surround or fill with quality or influence -( a city steeped in history
  455. Embraced - accept -( Spartacus never embraced ludus
  456. Morality - principles
  457. Predecessor -person who held job or office before -( policy are similar to that of his predecessor
  458. Vices - noun- immoral or wicked behaviour -( government vices
  459. Expedient -convenient though improper -( either one can ask for divorce if it were expedient
  460. Ruminate - think deeply -( we sat ruminating on the nature of existence
  461. Devise - plan  -( devise effective policies
  462. Proprietary - adj- ownership -( he always behaved with propriety
  463. Epic- long -
  464. Mettle - ability to cope with difficulties -( time will test his mettle
  465. Copes - manage
  466. Decisive - decisive evidence
  467. Coinage - inventions of new word -( british coinage term
  468. Incomprehension  - failure to understand something -( gave look of complete incomprehension
  469. Ostensibly - apparently but not actually -( who were ostensibly heading homewards
  470. Etiquette
  471. Invariably - always -( meals are invariably spicy
  472. Undoing - downfall -( role in his undoing
  473. Grievous - serious
  474. Ushering - show -( waiter ushered me to a table
  475. Fiscal - relating to govt revenue
  476. Austerity - sternness -( he was noted for his austerity
  477. Cradle - infant’s bed
  478. Pitfalls
  479. Concealed
  480. skeptical -  not easily convinced - adj -( he is skeptical of it
  481. collocation.
  482. idle -
  483. Underbelly -
  484. Perpetrators
  485. Overarching -
  486. Tatters
  487. Waded
  488. Overhaul
  489. Plummet
  490. Dim
  491. Tawdry
  492. Wag
  493. Fore
  494. Ripped
  495. Egregious
  496. Barrel
  497. Staples
  498. Drought
  499. Shone
  500. Buoyed
  501. Helm
  502. Iron-clad
  503. Junket
  504. Spinning-off
  505. Dreadlocked
  506. Sprawled
  507. Rumpled
  508. Brow
  509. Melds
  510. Perplexing
  511. Dodging
  512. Dunking
  513. Sodden
  514. Clinging
  515. Glistening
  516. Frail
  517. Soaring
  518. Mooch
  519. Guise
  520. Detract
  521. Rave
  522. Modicum
  523. Entombled



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