trust is like a paper. Once, it's crumpled, it can't be perfect

	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Ethnocentrism	noun	Basic methodology for understanding	Ethnocentrism is a powerful force that weakens human relations.
2	Reluctant	adjective	Unwilling, disagree	Ain was reluctant to come here but what’s going on.
3	Venture	*Noun *Verb	*project *dare to utter *dare to go	*Atiqah starts her business venture and it’s so  exciting. *May I venture to buy all of those things. *Dad venture too near the edge of a cliff.
4	lurk	verb	*stay hidden	*Why she lurked behind the tree. *Trouble lurks around every corner.
5	elf	noun	Small fairy	The elves are so cute, mommy!
6	Ascend	verb	Come up	Your marks ascend constantly in this semester.
7	throne	noun	Royal authority, special chair	He came to the throne by succession.
8	allegiance	noun	Support of / loyalty government	I swear allegiance to the country.
9	avenge	verb	Take revenge for wrong done	Don’t you ever try to avenge on him.
10	folly	noun	Foolish	*You’ll pay later for your follies. *She don’t like to be a little folly daughter.
11	vanquish	verb	defeat	I manage to vanquish my rival at chess.
12	christen	verb	*Give a name to *Use for the first time	*The baby was christened Anne. *Just give a try to the baby to christen the cradle.
13	nobility	noun	*quality of being noble in mind, character *people of noble rank	*Why she’s so envy with Irna’s nobility of character. *I want to marry into the nobility.
14	quaint	adjective	Attractively odd	*I love to stay in the quaint little cottage on the village green. *Mum really admires and loves to collect the quaint handbags as much as she can.
15	rabble	noun	Common people	Don’t try to appeal to the rabble, said dad!

maleficent!!!

MALEFICENT…

I like this movie because it gives a different impact to me as I thought it would be end with another script but the ending was more meaningful. The movie was just like Snow White where a princess  was cursed by a half villain and true’s love kiss could wake her up. I thought there was a prince would kiss but shockedly there was more precious than prince’s kiss, that’s mum’s kiss. I felt grieved with the scene and it  could make me cry. I extremely touched with it. Lesson that I learned from the movie is always be faithful and appreciate people who love us sincerely and don’t gamble with people’s feelings. You’ll get what do you give. Specifically, I think we don’t have to waste our precious time to pursue another love than the more precious, special love from our parents. No one can deny the fact. In a nutshell, I suggest all of you to watch this movie as we can get many lessons and values from it and fix it to ourselves. J  Try watch it n you’ll love it. Just trust me!!! Enjoy yourself by exploring this wide  world.

No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	maleficent	adjective	Doing evil	The maleficent princess tried to killher baby.
2	Villain	noun	*person, thing that responsible for trouble *person guilty	*A faulty fuse was the villain of the piece. *Just get off from me, little villain!
3	discord	noun	Disagreement, quarrelling	*A note of discord crept into their relationship. *I don’t want to hear any discord from both of you by now.
4	envy	verb	Feel discontent  caused by somebody else’s good fortune	*He couldn’t conceal his envy of me. *I don’t  even know why he felt envy at your success.
5	sought	verb	*Try to find *try to watch *ask for something	*The long-sought for cure for the disease *We sought an hour to the town. *Mum sought our help to close the door.

Life is like a book, everyday is a new page, every month is a new chapter, every year is a new series

                                              

No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	sculpture	noun	Art of making figures / objects by carving stone	*The techniques of sculputure in stone. *Dad teachs us at  least a sculpture per day as a hobby.
2	steadfast	adjectives	constant	*She is my steadfast friend. *Amir’s marks still steadfast from  first  test till nowand its make me wonder.
3	sinful	adjectives	Wrong, wicked	I felt sinful when I argued with my parents.
4	periodic	adjectives	Occur at intervals	*I need to reconfirm my schedule due to the changes of periodic timetable. *Granda always suffer  a periodic attacks if dizziness.
5	obfuscate	verb	Make  confused	Are you trying to obfuscate me by telling another script.
6	reproach	verb	*criticize somebody / for failing to do something *disgrace / discredit	*He was reproached by his uncle for throwing a litter  into drain. *It is really reproach when you tell about me to him.
7	creditor	noun	Person to whom money is owed	I didn’t have any relationship with the creditors.
8	beseech	verb	Implore, beg for something	*I beseech you to let him go. *She besought his forgiveness.
9	belligerent	noun	Country, group engaged in war	I don’t even know that you involved  in belligerent
10	commemorate	verb	To remember officially and to give respect to a great people or event	The reunion will be held on 12 Jan to commemorate our memories  last 5 years ago.