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🔵 amenity
♦️ a desirable or useful feature or facility of a building or place.
🗯 Example:
-"heating is regarded as a basic amenity."
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🔵 to adorn
♦️ make more beautiful or attractive
🗯 Example:
-"She adorned herself with jewels."
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🔵 to devote
♦️ give all or a large part of one's time or resources to (a person, activity, or cause).
🗯 Example:
-"He decided to devote the rest of his life to scientific investigation."
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🔵 admonish
♦️ to admonish is to scold. If you want to show someone you're not happy with his behavior, admonish him.
🗯 Example:
-"He admonished the child for his bad behavior."
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🔵 advocate
♦️ to support or argue for (a cause, policy, etc,); to plead in favor of."
🗯 Example:
-"The plan is advocated by several prominent city officials."
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🔵 dismissive
♦️ showing lack of regard or consideration for someone or something
🗯 Example:
-"a dismissive shrug."
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🔵 abeyance
♦️ a temporary stop or suspension
🗯 Example:
-"matters were held in abeyance pending further inquiries. "
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🔵 emanate
♦️ give off, give out or throw, such as light, breath or an ordor
🗯 Example:
-"he emanated a powerful brooding air."
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🔵 montage
♦️ the process or technique of selecting, editing, and piecing together separate sections of film to form a continuous whole
🗯 Example:
-"montage was a useful device for overcoming the drawbacks of silent film."
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🔵 invidious
♦️ of or having an unpleasant nature
🗯 Example:
-"it seems invidious to make special mention of one aspect of his work."
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🔵 notorious
♦️known widely and usually unfavorable
🗯 Example:
-"a notorious gangster."
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🔵 relegate
♦️assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
🗯 Example:
-"an artist's work that is now relegated to storerooms."
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🔵 defer
♦️ put off (an action or event ) to a later time, postpone.
🗯 Example:
-"can we defer making a decision untill next week?"
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🔵 odyssey
♦️ a long, wandering and eventful journey
🗯 Example:
-"his odyssey from military man to politician."
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🔵 incarcerate
♦️ imprison or confine
🗯 Example:
-"many are incarcerated for property offenses. "
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🔵 residential
♦️ designed for people to live in
🗯 Example:
-"private residential and nursing homes."
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🔵 etiquette
♦️ etiquette refers to the rules of proper and polite behavior that are expected in social or official life.
🗯 Example:
-"this was such a great breach of etiquette, he hardly knew what to do."
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🔵 forum
♦️ a place, situation, or group in which people exchange ideas and discuss issues, especially important public issues.
🗯 Example:
-"the organization would provide a forum where problems could be discussed."
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🔵 endeavor
♦️ try hard to do or achieve something
🗯 Example:
-"she is endeavoring to reach to the peak."
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🔵 tentative
♦️ unsettled or uncertain in mind or opinion
🗯 Example:
-"drew a few tentative conclusions."
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🔵 eponym
♦️ a person after whom a discovery, invention, place, etc, is named or thought to be named.
🗯 Example:
-"Constantine I is the eponym for Constantinople. "
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🔵 dissemble
♦️ is a formal word that means to conceal facts, feelings, or intentions with deceptive explanations reasons, etc.
🗯 Example:
-"the board's members have lost all confidence in the organization's leader because she has repeated dissembled about basic facts about the organization's financial status."
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🔵 ethics
♦️ motivation based on ideas of right and wrong
🗯 Example:
-"medical ethics also enter into the question."
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🔵 chastise
♦️to judge, criticize, blame or reprimand sternly
🗯 Example:
-"she chastised him for his insensitive remarks."
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🔵 gait
♦️ a person's manner of walking or moving on foot.
🗯 Example:
-"the easy gait of an athlete."
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🔵 predicament
♦️ an especially difficult, unpleasant or trying situation
🗯 Example:
-"finds himself in a most awkward predicament."
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🔵 prerogative
♦️ an exclusive right, privilege, etc., exercised by virture of rank, office, or the like.
🗯 Example:
-"the prerogatives of a senator."
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