defeat is not the worst of failures. not to have tried is the true failure

No.	Words	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Zealous	Adjective	*strong *passionate *impassioned	*A zealous  plea for justice. *A zealous feeling deeps inside my heart strongly pushed me to study smart.
2	Plea	Noun	*appeal *apology *beg for something	*Dad ignores my youngest sister’s pleas  to follow him  to go to  the night market. *The prisoner’s plea for mercy.
3	Despised	verb	*hated *scorned *disliked *loathe	*Maryam despises when people talked about her disabilities and weakness. *I despise anchovies  on  pizzas  and I refused  to eat them.
4	Contempt	noun	*disrespect *scorn *opprobrium	*Pam stared at the girl with total  contempt. *His action displays an arrogant contempt for the wishes of the majority.
5	Tenfold	adjective	10x as many	You’re tenfold better than him.
6	Adorn	verb	*beautify *fancy up	The dress  really adorned my youngest sister as a bride tonight.
7	Lure	noun	*attraction *appeal	*Advertisers are trying to lure a younger audience to their products. *My mum proves that she can bear not to listen to the salesman’s lures.
8	Stealthily	Adverb	*secret *quiet	The cat catches  a rat stealthily.
9	Mimic	adjective	*copy *imitate	*Just be yourself, don’t you try to mimic others. *She’s talented mimic.
10	Ensnare	verb	*catch *trap	*Mia uses the long net  to ensnare the butterfly. *Dad ensnared the thief in the kitchen last night.
11	Devoured	verb	*eat up *consume *use up *enjoy avidly	*I devour to read these books. *The starving villagers simply devoured the relief foods.
12	Frivolous	adjective	*helpless *unimportant *negligible *not serious *foolish	*When asked by the waiter if we  wanted anything else that  evening, we made a frivolous request for free drinks. *Don’t worry, we just had a frivolous conversation last night!
13	Prudent	adjective	*careful *wise *frugal *intelligent *judicious	*I love to listen to her prudent advice. *Her calm response was very prudent under the circumstances.
14	Diverse	adjective	different	*My parents have diverse  opinion especially about our studies. *A movement supported by people with diverse interests but one common goal.
15	Imply	verb	*suggest *hint *indicate *express in indirect way *infer	*They may have implied that they’d help, but they didn’t actually say so. *His silence implied  consent.

No.	Words	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Airy-fairy	adjective	*impractical *fanciful *unrealistic	*Airy-fairy ideas  about winning the sweepstakes. *I want  an airy-fairy  concept for my marriage.
2	Starry-eyed	adjective	*unrealistic *overoptimistic *gullible	I’m tired to advise her not to be starry–eyed girl anymore.
3	gullible	adjective	*easily fooled *dewy-eyed *naïve *wide-eyed	I pity with her gullible behavior.
4	agog	adjective	*eager *expect something	*Kids all agog over new toys. *Ryan becomes  more active especially when he feels agog to complete the puzzle.
5	deplore	verb	*really hate *bemoan *grief *regret	*Aikal deplored the fact that his guests were seeing his apartment as its messiest. *We deplore to procrastinate when doing any task.
6	Columnist	noun	Person who write newspaper @ magazine column	I can’t imagine how can I be   a columnist in one day.
7	chatter	verb	*talk in casual  way *make clicking sounds by knocking together rapidly *make fast	*The squirrels chattered angrily. *The chattering brakes make us  feels really uncomfortable. *My teeth chattering with cold.
8	avid	adjective	*very eager *greedy *acquisitive	*The avid readers can’t wait for the book to be published. *I’m not agree with people who avid for publicity.
9	bemoan	verb	*unhappy *distress over  *lament	*Ali bemoaned the  death of his wife by writing a series of poignant  letters addressed to her. *Daddy bemoans our bad behavior  in front of his friends  after we having our lunch.
10	Thrice	adverb	*3 times *extremely	*She was thrice married. *He was thrice in sorrow.
11	prowess	noun	*great ability/ skill	*An extraordinary display of prowess on the football field. *My uncle has a courage to show his prowess in  archery in front of his rival.
12	Vestige	noun	*footprint *sign / evidence of same past thing *relic	*A few strange words carved on  a tree were the only  vestige of the lost colony of Roanoke. *The  archeologists surprised to see  the vestiges in dark, narrow cave.
13	banquet	Noun	*formal dinner *feast	We’re invited  to come to an awards banquet.
14	mansion	noun	*large house *castle *villa	*If I ever win the lottery, I’m going to buy a mansion in the hills. *Mum deplores to live in mansion as she just wants stay only  with dad and not many people.
15	austere	Adjective	*unfriend *rigid *harsh *severe	*I’ve got an austere critic from a warden as I didn’t give my  card before going out. *I love his austere  style  of writing.
16	assault	Verb	Violently attack	*He was arrested for assaulting  a police officer. *Airel tries to assault his stepmother because of small matter.
17	consent	noun	*agreement	*No one may use the vehicle without the consent of  the owner. *Mum not  really consent with brother’s decision.
18	obligation	noun	*something burden *commitment *responsibility	*I’ve to pay off my current obligations before I can buy new house. *Ryan leaves his disturbing obligations in work for  a week and enjoys a vacation with his lovely family.
19	Patent	*Noun *adjective	*permit *license  for an invention *obvious *clear	*A company has since taken out a patent on the chemical. *He forgot to took out a patent for an improved steam hammer. *She was smiling with patent insincerity. *His face looks exhausted with patent sleepy.
20	wary	adjective	*cautious *careful *alert	*Investors are increasingly  wary about putting money into stocks. *Our parents always advise us to keep wary on strangers.