smile and let everyone know that today you are a lot stronger than you were yesterday

No.	Words	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Torn up	verb	damage	His homework was torn up by his youngest sister.
2	trip	verb	*fall *lose one’s balance	*He tripped over a cat. *Mira tripped in the kitchen.
3	trashing	verb	destroy	The fire trashed whole parts of the house.
4	timepiece	noun	*clock *watch	We found an ancient timepiece belonged to my granda.
5	leash	noun	*rope *dog’s lead	Dad only realized Lulu was missing as he saw Lulu’s leash in the drain.
6	misanthrope	noun	Person who dislike humankind and avoid human society	I still don’t understand why he’s can be like a misanthrope, just like that.
7	hypochondriac	adjective	Abnormally anxious about their health	My granda is hypochondriac and I’ll try my best to comfort him by seeing our personal doctor.
8	philanthropist	noun	Wealthy person who gives money and time to help make life better for other people	My uncle has become a millionaire philanthropist.
9	sybarite	noun	Person who is very fond of luxury and comfort	She was grown  with fulled of prosperity and  become a sybarite.
10	Fond	adjective	*kind and loving, affectionate *foolishly loving, indulgent *great like for *hoped for but  not to come true	*I love to see her fond eyes. *She was spoilt by fond parents. *He’s extremely fond of pointing other people’s mistakes.
11	indulgent	adjective	Inclined to indulge	Don’t be too indulgent to your children.
12	petrified	verb	Make somebody unable to think, act because of fear surprise	The fact absolutely petrifies him.
13	radial	*noun *adjective	*related to the radius *arranged like rays	*I suggested  the use of radial lines emanating from the flame. *The grid pattern is superimposed on the  ring roads and radials. *Can you find me a blue, radial ball?
14	emanate	verb	*Spread out (from a source) *flow *come *give out *emit	*The proposal emanates from committer. *The water emanate from damaged tank.
15	peripheral	*adjective *noun	*not a main part, accessory, auxiliary *device connected the equipment (printer, speaker)	*Please provide me the peripheral equipment. *I think we should add on the peripheral computers.
16	astute	adjective	*shrewd *mentally sharp and clever *crafty *sharp-witted	*A police detective known to be  an astute judge of character. *I still wonder how does my mum can be so astute.
17	ossify	verb	*turn into bone *stagnate *inflexible *harden *rigid	*These cartilages may ossify. *I can’t imagine the future of our country under an ossified political institutions.
18	dainty	*adjective *noun	*small, pretty *fastidious esp concerning food *finicky *something good to eat	*A dainty lace veil *How can you bear with his dainty appetite?
19	pragmatic	Adjective	*practical *realistic *matter-of-fact *informal *sensible	*Pragmatic approach to the problem. *Not ideology but pragmatic politics. *I know  you’ll be more  pragmatic with her.
20	contumacious	adjective	*stubbornly  disobedient *rebel *refused to follow orders *insubordinate	*A history of contumacious behavior. *Please don’t  be  a contumacious boy.

make a choice to take a chance or your life will never change

No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	doom	noun	*Death *ruin *inevitable fate	They can feel their impending doom.
2	tome	noun	Large, thick book	Elin didn’t like to read a thick tome on history.
3	debut	verb	*present to the public for the first time *introduce	*The car debuted 13 years ago. *Nayla loves to debut a new product to all her friends.
4	witty	adjective	*funny *clever *humorous	*He’s well known for his witty retorts. *I suggest you to try to read some witty anecdotes.
5	irresistible	adjective	Too strong and attractive to be resist	His arguments are irresistible.
6	Irreverent	adjective	Feel no respect for sacred things	Don’t show your irreverent behavior to people.
7	distinction	noun	*difference between one another *separation of things according to quality, grade *mark of honor	*Let’s see the distinction between men and women. *Just arrange it without distinction. *I’m surprised when I knew you won a distinction for bravery.
8	perceive	verb	*notice *observe *interpret *view	*The patient was perceived to have difficulty in sleeping. *I perceive she can be a role model to them.
9	investment	noun	Outlay of money for profit	We have to make a profit by careful investment.
10	restrict	verb	Put a limit	You are restricted  to read a malay novel a day.
11	easel	noun	Frame for supporting an artist’s painting	Mum asks my brother to buy easel, brushes and colors at the art shop.
12	Come off	verb	*appear *seem *happen	Don’t you dare to come off in front of him by now.
13	excerpt	noun	*passage *small part of written work	Try to understand the excerpt and later on I’ll ask you.
14	Endure	verb	*bear *suffer *deal *accept *feel	I know you are too strong to endure the great pain.
15	insult	verb	*speak/ act in a way that hurts *rude to	I really hope you’ll not insult her tonight.
16	inflict	Verb	*to be suffered *cause	*The tragic accident inflicted severe wound on him. *The broken plate inflicted she was scolded by her sister though it’s not her fault.
17	console	verb	*give comfort *sympathy to	*I try to console her from thinking it over and over again. *A little bit news at least can console her from a great sadness.
18	yet	adverb	*so far *at this time *but *still *in addition, besides	I haven't  done the homework yet.
19	lodging	noun	*Temporary accommodation *room rented	I’m gonna find a full board and lodging for the night.
20	exultation	noun	Great happiness	I can see her exultation from her sparkled eyes.
21	chaplain	noun	*priest who performs religious services for a military  group  (army)	I really hate the chaplain since first  time I saw him at the chapel.
22	harangue	noun	*Long, loud, serious and angry speech *tirade *diatribe *jeremiad	A harangue from your uncle grosses me out.
23	nauseate	verb	*to feel disgust *gross out *turn off	The idea of eating sushi really nauseates me.
24	sap	verb	*weaken *take away *diminish the supply	*The illness sapped him o his stamina. *Stop sapping her confidence!
25	contentment	noun	Being happy, satisfied  and content	My intention in my life is just want to see the smiles of contentment on my parents’ face. when we’re succeed in our life.
26	equanimity	noun	Calmness of mind or temper	I can feel the equanimity when she’s always beside me.
27	ample	adjective	*quite large *more than enough	I dream to have an ample garden just for my family and I believe it will happen soon.
28	flesh	noun	*soft substance of muscle and fat (between skin and bones) *meat	She’s not my blood flesh.
29	crave	verb	*desire *beg *demand	*I crave a pardon for neglect. *Mum craves ice cream so she pulls me into Baskin Robbin.
30	scrooge	noun	*a miserly person *stingy *cheapskate	You’re such a scrooge, just pay a little bit and it’ll not reduce your money yet.