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No.	Word	Type	Meaning	Example
1	Snap	-noun -verb -adjective	-sudden, sharp sound caused by something breaking / moving into new position -break, move / close with  short, sharp sound -done suddenly	-I love to snap my fingers while thinking any thoughts that comes into my unpredictable minds.
2	Amplify	verb	-increase -to be more marked	-A fox’s large ears serve to amplify such sounds as little critters skittering among stones. -Urban policy initiatives amplified social polarization.
3	Wavy	adjective	-curly -curved -crinkly	She has  long, wavy hair.
4	Fluctuation	noun	-change -variation -alteration -rise and fall -shift	-A natural fluctuation in temperature. -Fluctuations in the yearly values could be caused by a variety of factors. -How come I do not know about the fluctuation of our schedule?
5	Gut	-noun -verb	-stomach, belly -courage -cause someone to feel extremely sad	-I still want to go for the test despite a painful stabbing in my gut. -I have more guts than her. -It guts me to think about what my  mother and brother missed  out on.
6	Reside	verb	-live in -be located	-The paintings reside in an air-conditioned vault. -People who work in the  city actually reside neighboring towns.
7	susceptibility	noun	State of being likely	Lack of exercises increase susceptibility to disease.
8	Cognition	Noun	-learning -understanding -insight -perception	In itself the a priori has nothing to do with thinking and cognition.
9	Detrimental	Adjective	-harm -inimical -deleterious -disastrous	I beg you not to release the documents that would be detrimental to the national security.
10	Zilch	pronoun	-nothing -no	-The character has zilch class. -I did absolutely zilch.
11	Bruised	Verb	-injure -offend -hurt -wound	-Ray’s ego was bruised. -She despises to have a bruised knee.
12	Contort	verb	-twist -distort -misshape -deform	-A spasm of pain contorts his face. -Her face was contorted with grief.
13	Pottery	noun	-pots -dishes -Baked clay	-Mum loves to buy a collection of antique pottery. -Dad satisfies with my big brother  to take course of painting, drawing and pottery.
14	Dissuade	verb	-prevent from -discourage from -Stop from	-His friends tried to  dissuade him from flying. -I try to dissuade my brother from sleeping to help me finish my assignments.
15	profoundly	adverb	-extremely -greatly	-Mika does not like  to remember a profoundly disturbing experience. -He profoundly altered the whole course of my life.
16	Hypnosis	noun	State that resembles sleep but can respond	Others use hypnosis to recover repressed memories of sexual abuse or a past lives.
17	Slicker	noun	-Long, loose raincoat -swindler -untrustworthy person	-He puts on his slicker and boots and headed out into the rain. -I really shocked when I found him a slicker.
18	Cultivate	verb	-dig -fertilize -mulch -try to acquire, develop	-The peasants cultivated the land. -He cultivated an air of indifference.
19	Fame	noun	-celebrity -popularity -Stardom -prominence	Winning the Olympic title has brought her fame and fortune.
20	Draperies	noun	-long curtain of heavy fabric	-I don’t know  why my brother  despises to see the red draperies hung in our  house. -The  drapery for  the picture window matched  the color of furniture in  the center of the  room.
21	Affiliate	Verb	-Closely connect to something as a member -combine	-Aisyah affiliates herself with the local club. -Mika didn’t approve to affiliate Ena’s group discussion.
22	unscrupulous	adjective	-have or show no moral principles, not honest or  fair -unprincipled, unethical, reprobate, corrupt, dishonest, immoral	-Dian had unscrupulously copied his colleague’s work behind his back, and then submitted the work to their boss and took credit for it. -Unscrupulous plastic surgeons will try  to fool young girls who  craze for cosmetic  surgery by listing themselves as Board  Certified.
23	Bull	verb	Pull or drive powerfully	- He bulled the motorcycle clear of the tunnel. - I can see how  did my  heartless sister bulled my lovely dad’s car.
24	Simmer	verb	-Stay just below boiling point while being heated -boil, cook gently -stew	-The goulash was simmering slowly on the stove. -Mum asks me to simmer the meat for an hour.
25	Overwhelm	verb	-to affect very strongly -cause someone to have too many things to deal with -to defeat completely -crush,  devastate, overcome, overthrow	-just the thought of how much  work there is to do overwhelms me. -I try not to overwhelm by farewell messages.
26	Cryptically	adverb	Perplexing, ambiguous, puzzling, enigmatic, obscure	I can’t get your words, it is so cryptic truly.
27	Sync	verb	-synchronize -occur at the same rate	-Soldiers used watches to sync movements. -Please make sure that the subtitles  sync with the movie’s spoken language.
28	Flurry	verb	Become agitated, confused, disturbed, distress	I knew how not to be flurry with these questions.
29	Spiraling	verb	-move in a spiral course, twist, swirl -show a continuous and dramatic increase, escalate	-A wisp of smoke spiraled up from the trees. -inflation continued to spiral.
30	Seam	noun	-a line along which two pieces of fabric are sewn together in a garment or other article, join -an underground layer, as of ore or coal	-The seam was coming undone. -I encounter  to see  a  seam of coal.
31	Contradict	verb	Deny, gainsay	-Your actions contradict your words. -No matter what I say, you always have to contradict me.
32	Emerge	verb	Come out into view, become known, arise	-A simple pattern has emerged. -The  facts emerged  after a lengthy investigation.
33	Hover	verb	-float in the air without moving -stay very close -drift, hang, poise, levitate	-He claimed that the UFO hovered a moment , then spun off into a space at incredible speed. -Army helicopters hovered overhead. -Mungek captivated  and seized up as she saw hot air balloon hovering her.
34	Execution	noun	-killing someone as punishment, death penalty -doing something Accomplishment, implementation, enactment, performance	-The execution of this magic trick must be accomplished in fluid motion. -The execution of juveniles is prohibited by international law. -Lysha was fascinated by the entire operation and its execution. -The citizens didn’t agree with an execution of an innocent girl.
35	competency	noun	Ability  , skill,  capability, competence	-She  proved that she has the  competency to run a major company. - I always know and believe that I have the competency in everything.