success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts

No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	indigenous	Adjective	*local *native *originate naturally in a particular place	The cat is not indigenous to Persian.
2	tumult	noun	*chaos *noise *confusion	*His tumult disturb baby’s sleep. *I can bear with the tumult.
3	animosity	noun	*dislike *hatred *unfriendly *war *enmit *intense hostility	Mum advises my brother not to really show his animosity towards our guests.
4	hostility	noun	*enmity *antagonism *conflict *unfriendly action *acts of fighting in a war	Aina and Qhamar agreed to cease all the lingering hostility after knowing the truth.
5	cease	verb	*to stop happening *to end *to stop doing	My twin big brother have been ordered to cease the quarrel.
6	lingering	adjective	*lasting *slow to end *remaining	Can I know the lingering doubts in your mind?
7	hodgepodge	noun	Mixture of something	I feel amazed with her hodgepodge of styles.

No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Pry	Verb	*spy on *busybody	*I’m sick of you prying into my personal life. *I try to control myself  not to prying others.
2	Vendor	Noun	*seller	Irna wants to be a vendor to raise up her family status.
3	Consult	verb	*ask for a professional opinion *look for *consider *discuss	My friend and I love to consult our counselor about the career.
4	rival	*noun *adjective	*challenger *opponent *compete with *match *equal	*He has no serious rival for the job. *I’m surprised to see him as my rival. *The new museum will rival the largest in  the world. *She can’t rival me in studies.
5	Excel	verb	*Better than others *exceed *surpass	*He excels  at lipreading. *I excel in sports among my siblings.
6	Attained	verb	*gain *achieve *succeed in getting something	*With hard work she will attain success in her chosen profession. *We admire him as he attained many goals in futsal.
7	Invariably	adverb	always	*She’s invariably late go to the school. *Their slacker son invariably gives  the same response to the questions about his career plans.
8	Tinker	*noun *verb	*person who traveled to different places mending pans and other metal utensils *repair	*He spent hour tinkering with the car. *Aikal  loves to help his dad tinkering the motorcycles and car at  the workshop.
9	Flea	noun	Small insects on animals, strong legs for jumping	*The dog has fleas. *A flea bites my baby.
10	restrict	verb	*limit amount *prevent from doing something	*Teachers will restrict the access to the laboratory. *We are restricted to only borrow a book in a week.
11	Marvel	*noun *verb	*marvelous person or thing *feel surprise, admiration or wonder	*Our talents are marvels to behold. *The doctors are marveling over her dramatic recovery. *I marvel with his presence.
12	foggy	adjective	*confused *bewildered *puzzled *blurred *cloudy	*It’s pretty foggy outside, so be careful driving home. *Alin is foggy with mathematics quiz.
13	segregate	verb	*divide *separate	* Don’t segregate the tasks before you’re allowed. * Disabled people should not be segregated from the rest of society.

No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Obliging	Adjective	*cheerful *helpful *willingness to do favor for others indulgent	He tries to be more obliging when he’s asked to do a favor.
2	Clairvoyance	noun	*sixth sense *ability to communicate with dead people *predict future events *can know as you are not see it happen or hear about *telepathy	*In my juvenile dream, I really want the clairvoyance as I think it’s so unique. *She stared at the card as if she could contact its writer by clairvoyance.
3	Spendthrift	noun	*A person who spends money in careless way *high roller *profligate *spender	*Mom always reminds me not to be spendthrift as we can spend it in emergency. *The spendthrift managed to blow all of his inheritance in a single year.
4	Abiding	adjective	*not changing *ageless *enduring *permanent *steadfast	*He had an abiding respect for her. *I can’t believe she can bear  to his abiding interest.
5	Prone	adjective	*experience something unpleasant *susceptible *vulnerable *lying flat (esp face downwards)	*My uncle has been prone to an accident. *The kitten was lying prone on a foam mattress.
6	Fathom	*noun *verb	*used in reference to the depth of water  *understand  *catch *follow *work out *measure the depth (water)	*I’ve experienced swam in seventeen fathoms. *Dad can’t  fathom out the reason why mom felt mad at him. *My brother has an attempt to fathom the swimming pool.
7	Inquisitive	Adjective	*curious *interested	*His poems reveal an intensely inquisitive mind. *Her make up brand seem inquisitive to me.
8	Amiable	adjective	*friendly *amicable *cordial	*Their amiable manners make me feel comfortable among them. *The amiable young man greeted me enthusiastically.
9	Compatible	*noun *adjective	*computer *agreeable *united *amicable	*I didn’t think that  we’d be compatible as classmates. *Packages available for IBM PCs and compatible.
10	Contraption	noun	*device *gadget *machine *mechanism	*Repairing stereos and making contraptions out of spare electronic bits. *My grandma wants her lovely son invents a contraption for washing her antique car.
11	Fuzzy	Adjective	*soft *satiny *blurred	*A young boy with  fuzzy dark brown hair. *I can’t  detect who’s there in the fuzzy picture.
12	Blob	*noun *verb	*drop of thick liquid *put small drops	*Just put a blob of paint on it. *My book was blobbed with colorful inks.
13	Elementary	adjective	*basic *primary *fundamental *essential	*Students  who do not have even an elementary knowledge of geography. *We just have to learn an elementary account course.
14	Needless	adjective	*unnecessary *unessential	*Needless expenditures that pushed the construction project over the budget. *Mum deplores to see  the  needless waste in our room.
15	futile	adjective	*pointless *fruitless *worthless *in vain	*The futile chatter of gossip columnists about the coming and goings of Hollywood celebrities. *Their attempt to go out without wardens’ permission were futile.