NO.
|
Word
|
Types
of word
|
Meaning
|
Sample
sentence
|
1
|
acquisition
|
noun
|
Action of acquiring
|
The acquisition of knowledge
|
2
|
perceived
|
verb
|
-Become aware of something ,notice ,observe
-interpret something in a certain way,view
|
-I perceived a change in his behavior
-I perceived his comment as a challenge.
|
3
|
validity
|
noun
|
-State of being legally acceptable
-state of being logical
|
-Test the validity of a decision
-question the validity of an argument,assumption
|
4
|
reliance
|
noun
|
Confidence,trust in something ,dependence on something
|
Do not place too much reliance on his advice.
|
5
|
consent
|
verb
|
Give agreement or permission
|
They finally consented to go with us.
|
6
|
disdain
|
noun
|
Feeling that something is not good enough to deserve one’s
respect,contempt
|
An expression of disdain.
|
7
|
trudge
|
verb
|
Walk slowly or with difficultybecause one is
tired,on a long journey
|
Trudging through the deep snow.
|
8
|
meander
|
verb
|
Follow a winding course,flowing slowly,wander aimlessly(melilau)
|
Meander through the park
|
9
|
Rage
|
verb
|
-Show violent anger
-spread rapidly
|
-He raged against me for disagreeing
-a flu epidemic raged through the school for weeks.
|
10
|
jargon
|
noun
|
Technical or specialized words used by particular group of peopleand
difficult for others to understand.
|
She uses so much jargon I can never understand her explanation.
|
11
|
garrulous
|
adjective
|
Talking too much especially about unimportant things
|
My garrulous neighbour had given away his secret.
|
12
|
equivocal
|
adjective
|
-Having a double or doubtful meaning,ambigious (samar2)
-about behavior,circumstances,etc, questionable ,suspicious
|
-the politician gave an equivocal answer.
|
13
|
taciturn
|
adjective
|
Saying very little , uncommunicative
|
Salma is a taciturn lady as she is deaf.
|
14
|
gregarious
|
adjective
|
-liking to be with other people
-living in groups or communities
|
The gregarious lady used to be a librarian.
|
15
|
devoid
|
adjective
|
Without,completely lacking in
|
A criminal utterly devoid of conscience.
|
16
|
teeming
|
verb
|
Have in great numbers
|
The river was teeming with fish.
|
17
|
mitigate
|
verb
|
Make something less severe ,violent,or painful,
moderate(mengurangkan)
|
Mitigate the pain and sufferings.
|
18
|
alleviate
|
verb
|
Make something less severe, ease (melegakan & melapangkan)
|
The doctor gives her an injection to alleviate the pain.
|
19
|
courteous
|
adjective
|
Having or showinggood manners , polite
|
Palmer is a courteous man.
|
20
|
stoic
|
adjective
|
Endures pains without complaining
|
He endures the constant pain with stoic patience.
|
21
|
phlegmatic
|
adjective
|
Calm and even-tempered
|
Commuting in the rush-hour requires a phlegmatic
temperant.
|
22
|
tractable
|
adjective
|
Easily guided,handeled or controlled,docile
|
The boy is a tractable son in his family.
|
23
|
germane
|
adjective
|
About something relevant (jitu)
|
The debater gives a germane answer to the opposite
team.
|
24
|
apt
|
adjective
|
-suitable,appropriate
-quick at learning.
|
-an apt quotation
-he is very apt at programming a computer.
|
25
|
Incongruous
|
adjective
|
Strange because not in harmony with surrounding
features,out of place
|
Slow tradition methods that seem incongruous in this
modern technical age.
|
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
vocabulary week 3
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