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Vocabolary Day 1
Think twice, Give it a second thought

Call sb Up/Ring sb Up - if sb is pronoun

Call Up sb/Ring Up Sb- if sb is noun

Believe on Hearsay

Put off sth. /Procrastinate sth.

Give Up /Quit

Know sb inside ou

Make friends with sb

Make enemies with sb

Marry sb

Get married

Marry off sb- if sb is noun

Marry sb off- if sb is pronoun

Get Up

Wake Up

Apologize to sb

Forgive sb

Uproot sth/ Eradicate sth/ Eliminate sth

Ditch sb/ Deceive sb

Make fun of sb/ Ridicule sb/ Poke fun at sb

Embarrass sb

Arrive at sp

Reach sp

Lend sb money -if sb is pronoun

Lend money to sb- if sb is noun

Lend sb a helping hand- sb is pronoun

Lend a helping hand to sb- sb is noun

Lend an ear to sb

Instill good values in sb

Instill fear in sb

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Requisite Worthy

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Further
Sanctioned
Affiliation Assess
Through

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order
Relationship
judge
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Completion

required, required
Eligible, , tnetmCmoC

Ending,

11. Incurred

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carry out or put into effect (a plan, order, or
course of action), Complete
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12. Ancestor

13. Acumen

9. Bound
10. Executed -

14. aaafdfaapprobation 15. categorical


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1. Ironic

Does not mean: Something cosmically shitty or funny that happened to you.
Does mean: An occurrence that is the opposite of what youd expect.
2. Peruse

Does not mean: To skim a text or browse over the key parts.
Does mean: To read something attentively.
3. Consent

Does not mean: To give ones enthusiastic permission or agreement


Does mean: To passively agree, even if you have a negative opinion of what youre agreeing to
4. Effect

Does not mean: To cause or to induce something to happen, like change


Does mean: The outcome of a cause, like a Cause and Effect situation
5. Compelled

Does not mean: To voluntarily do something, usually out of a moral or internal impulse
Does mean: To be forced, obligated or pressured into doing something
6. Disinterested

Does not mean: Uninterested, as in bored by the outcome or something


Does mean: Impartial, not influenced by the outcome of something.
7. Instant

Does not mean: Very quickly, with lightning speed


Does mean: A specific point in time.
8. Irregardless

Does not mean: Regardless


Does mean: Nothing, because its not a real word

9. Enormity

Does not mean: Enormousness


Does mean: A profoundly evil or immoral act
10. Chronic

Does not mean: Severe or intense


Does mean: A condition or state that lasts for a protracted period
11. I.E.

Does not mean: For example


Does mean: In other words
12. Ultimate

Does not mean: The pinnacle or the best


Does mean: The final entry in a list of items
13. Decimate

Does not mean: To completely wipe out or annihilate


Does mean: To eradicate ten percent
14. Panacea

Does not mean: A cure


Does mean: A cure-all, as in a medication that would cure a wide variety of ailments
15. Fortuitous

Does not mean: As if by luck


Does mean: As if by chance
16. Plethora

Does not mean: A great amount of something


Does mean: An amount in excess of what is necessary
17. Travesty

Does not mean: An exceedingly troublesome or unfortunate event.


Does mean: A satirical or parodic rendering
18. Nauseous

Does not mean: Feeling sick to ones stomach


Does mean: Causing the feelings of sickness and nausea
19. Redundant

Does not mean: Repetitive


Does mean: Unnecessary, excessive, expendable
20. Terrific

Used today as: Awesome


Originally meant: Inspiring fear
21. Bemused

Does not mean: To find funny, to be amused by something


Does mean: To find puzzling, to be confused by something

22. Literally

Should not be used: To indicate strong emphasis (like the German doch) or as a way to
comment on something that did not happen in reality but occurred figuratively
Should be used: To indicate that something actually happened

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