vocabulary week 10

NO	WORD	TYPES OF WORD	MEANING	SAMPLE SENTENCE
1	Notable	adjective	Deserving to be noticed or to receive attention , important	His sudden success in the business world is the notable point in his life.
2	Feasible	adjective	That is possible and likely to be achieved	His plan of robbing the bank seems feasible to me.
3	Mercenary	adjective	Hired to fight , caring only about making money	A mercenary businessman had been caught for bribery last month.
4	Advocate	verb	Speak, plead , argue in favor of	While the senator privately approved the gay marriage , he was unwillingly advocate for the cause in public venue.
5	Fabricated	verb	Invent or concoct something typically with deceitful intent.	Ali fabricated the fake news to attract people’s attention.
6	Relegate	verb	Dismiss to an inferior rank, lower , downgrade , put down	They aim to prevent women from being relegated to a secondary role.
7	Ephemeral	adjective	Lasting for a very short time	The new jar is ephemeral as it already broken this morning.
8	Obdurate	adjective	stubborn	He remains obdurate , refusing to alter his decision.
9	Malady	noun	Sickness , disease , ailment, disorder , infirmity	KKTM Ledang was struck by a malady throughout the winter.
10	Annex	verb	To add something to another	The attendance of my friends to my house annexed some more joy to the ambience.
11	Emulate	verb	Strive to equal or match especially by imitating, compete with successfully	To really become fluent in a new language, emulate the speech patterns of people who speak the language.
12	Avert	verb	Prevent	How can the danger can be averted?
13	Glib	adjective	(of a person ) speaking with ease but without sincerity	I have found that the more glib the salesman , the worse the product.
14	Blurt	verb	To speak quickly without thought	Please think about your reply and do not just blurt out the first thing that comes to mind.
15	Eccentric	adjective	Strange , highly unconventional bizarre , cranky , peculiar , unusual	Mikha lives to collect an eccentric products and keep it as an indelible.
16	Indelible	adjective	Impossible to remove or forget	Fizo gave an indelible gift to Mawar during their first anniversary.
17	Ebullient	adjective	Full of confident , energy and good humour	The prime minister was in ebullient mood.
18	Morbid	adjective	Having or expressing a strong interests in sad or unpleasant things especially disease or death	His morbid fascination towards death terrifies me.
19	Credulity	noun	Ability or willingness to believe that something is real or true	The credulity of his horror novels amazes me.
20	Equivocal	adjective	Open to more than one interpretation, ambiguous ,uncertain	The results of the investigation were equivocal.
21	Aboveboard	Adjective	Open and honest	The president’s face was hardly aboveboard when he give the speech about environmental cleanliness.
22	Apprehension	noun	Fearful expectation , misgiving, foreboding , unease , worry , anxiety	Test day can be one of pure apprehension, as many students worry about their test score.
23	Autonomously	adverb	Acting indepently , self- governing (of a country)	Many of the factory workers are worried about being replaced by machines that will work completely autonomously.
24	Oust	verb	Remove or expel	Despairing that the performance of the chief executive would ever improve , the corporation’s board of directors took decisive action an ousted him.
25	Grassroots	adjective	important	A grassroots factor in deciding to buy a house.