21st of August 2016

NUMBER	WORD	DEFINITION	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
1	INDUSTRIOUS	Working very hard	He is an industrious worker
2	MILIEU	The physical or social setting in which people live to develop	Young artists thrive in the freewheeling milieu that a big city offers
3	COMPELLED	To force someone to do something	Illness compelled him to stay in bed
4	PUNDITS	A person who knows a lot about a particular subject and tells the ideas publicly	A moral question that has puzzled the pundits throughout the ages
5	VAPID	Dull or boring	A song with vapid lyrics

11th of August 2016

NUMBER	WORD	DEFINITION	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
1	FUNDAMENTAL	Relating to the most important part of something	The Constitution ensures our fundamental rights
2	PARADOXES	Something that is made up of two opposite tings	A novel full of paradox
3	RAMIFICATIONS	Something that is the result of an action	The ramification of his laziness has caused him to get bad grades
4	VITRIOL	Harsh and angry words	His speech was full of political vitriol
5	EGALITARIAN	Aiming for equal wealth ,status etc	Egalitarian policies for the redistribution of wealth

11th of August 2016

NUMBER	WORD	DEFINITION	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
1	FUNDAMENTAL	Relating to the most important part of something	The Constitution ensures our fundamental rights
2	PARADOXES	Something that is made up of two opposite tings	A novel full of paradox
3	RAMIFICATIONS	Something that is the result of an action	The ramification of his laziness has caused him to get bad grades
4	VITRIOL	Harsh and angry words	His speech was full of political vitriol
5	EGALITARIAN	Aiming for equal wealth ,status etc	Egalitarian policies for the redistribution of wealth

11th of August 2016

NUMBER	WORD	DEFINITION	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
1	FUNDAMENTAL	Relating to the most important part of something	The Constitution ensures our fundamental rights
2	PARADOXES	Something that is made up of two opposite tings	A novel full of paradox
3	RAMIFICATIONS	Something that is the result of an action	The ramification of his laziness has caused him to get bad grades
4	VITRIOL	Harsh and angry words	His speech was full of political vitriol
5	EGALITARIAN	Aiming for equal wealth ,status etc	Egalitarian policies for the redistribution of wealth

12th of August 2016

NUMBER	WORD	DEFINITION	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
1	QUEER	Counterfeit	That queer money is no good here !
2	RESENTFULLY	Showing a feeling of anger about something unfair	She gave me a resentful glare
3	BRUSQUELY	Talking in a very direct way	The teacher was brusque and impatient
4	HEED	To pay attention to	She failed to heed the warnings
5	MONOTONOUS	Used to describe something that is boring because it is always the same	The lecturer’s monotonous delivery has bored us to death