It is a matter of shame that in the morning the birds should be awake earlier than you. -Abu Bakr

No.	Word	type	meaning	sentence
1	glib	adjective	Speak with ease but without sincerity	I have  found that the more glib the  salesman, the worse the  product.
2	blurt	verb	Speak  quickly without thought	Please  think about your reply and don’t  just blurt out  the first  thing that  comes  in your  mind.
3	eccentric	adjective	Strange, highly unconventional, bizarre, cranky, peculiar, unusual	-Raina was well-known for her  eccentricities, often  speaking  words backward  to confuse  those round her. -Mia loves to collect  an eccentric products and  keep it as an indelible.
4	fascination	noun	Power to fascinate  someone	She  has  always held a fascination towards  me.
5	indelible	adjective	Impossible to forget or remove	Your family name may be stay on  my  mind but let me tell you something, you’re not indelible.
6	ebullient	adjective	Full of confident, energy, and good humor	I love my prime minister as he  always in ebullient mood.
7	morbid	adjective	Strong interest in sadness or unpleasant things	His  morbid  fascination towards death terrifies me.
8	credulity	noun	Ability or willingness to believe that  something is real	The credulity of his  horror  novels amaze me.
9	equivocal	adjective	Open to more  than one interpretation, ambiguous, vague, imprecise, hazy, unclear	The results of the investigation were equivocal.
10	aboveboard	adjective	Open and honest	Mak Leha’s face was hardly  aboveboard  as she gave speech about the environmental  cleanliness.
11	apprehension	noun	-Fearful expectation. Misgiving, foreboding, unease, worry, anxiety -understanding, grasp	-Test day can be one of  pure apprehension, as many students worry about their test score. -The pure apprehension of the  work art. -The  apprehension of music  encourages me to keep calm instantly.
12	autonomously	adverb	Act independently, self-governing	Many  of the factory workers are worried about being replaced by machines and computers that will work complete autonomously.
13	oust	verb	Remove, expel	I ask  dad  to oust him from his company.
14	grassroots	adjective	Important, fundamental, paramount, crucial, weighty, significant	You have to know a  grassroots factor in deciding to buy a  house.
15	embellish	verb	-Make  something  beautiful by adding ornaments -improve ( add untrue details)	-She wears a dress embellished with  lace and ribbons. -He often embellishes  the tales of his travel.
16	soporific	adjective	Induces sleep	I’m tired  of listening to soporific lectures every day.
17	secluded	adjective	Placed apart  from  other people	She lives  in a secluded  beach  far from the  urban  area.
18	insolvent	adjective	Not having  enough  money to pay debts	Dad willingly helps his insolvent friend pay debts to save  his life from danger.
19	Smog	noun	-Fog mixed with smoke, cloud of dirty air -brume, fog, mist	-The city’s smog  was once so bad that darkness was prevailed, even at noon. -We see nothing as smog filled our surrounding.
20	Disparate	adjective	-different from each other -distinctive -diverse	-Make a trouble is  disparate thing that he cannot change it rather than his twin. -Disparate  notions among adults and adolescents about when middle begins.
21	Riot	noun	-situation in which a large group of people behave in a violent way -someone / something that is very funny, hoot, knee-slapper, laugh	-Polices always try to handle a riot that occur from unthinkable person. - The new comedy is a riot.
22	Stance	noun	-publicly state opinion - way of standing -posture, station, attitude	-My mum impresses with my little brother’s stance not to deal with people’s words. -She has maintained a neutral stance during the negotiations.
23	swatch	noun	-Small cloth as sample to choose colors and fabrics -patch	-Customers are allowed to test the fabric swatches as long as they keep it neatly and safely. -She looked at fabric swatches to select material for the drapes.
24	Estranged	verb	-cause someone to be no longer friendly/ close to group -alienate -alien -disaffect -disgruntle -sour	-I have decided to estrange them from my life. -she estranged several of her coworkers when she let her promotion go to her head.
25	Cop	-noun -verb	-police officer -steal, take, get something -receive something undesirable	-I do support my brother my ambition to be a cop. -He didn’t succeed to cop my attention from the lecture. -Somebody copped my watch.
26	Loud-mouthed	adjective	Given to loud offensive talk	I cannot negotiate with a loud-mouthed person.
27	Bail	noun	-temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes sum of money be lodged to guarantee their appearance in court -surety, security, assurance, indemnity	-My uncle was released on bail.
28	Bondsman	noun	-Person who agrees to pay a bond -slave	Mr. Chia was forced to be a bondsman.
29	Entangle	Verb	-catch -get involved -ensnare -interlace -intertwine	-The young runaway gradually became entangled in a web of lies. -In the process taking down the Christmas tree, we managed to entangle the strings of the lights into a hopeless mess of wires. -They become entangled in a war.
30	Cartel	noun	-a group businesses that agree to fix prices, so can make more money -combination -syndicate	-A cartel of oil-producing nations that controls production and influences prices. -I don’t think he will realize the influence as he get involved with Mexican drug cartels.
31	Wind up	verb	-end -conclude -terminate -complete	-We can’t believe that we can escape than wind up in the hunt. -Her speeches often wind up with last one joke and poem.
32	Demean	verb	To insult	-Everyone knows how bad can we feel as we demean others. -At first the soccer players bantered and forth, but as soon as one of the players became demeaning calling the other’s mother a water buffalo, the ref whipped out a red card.
33	Banter	verb	-speak or act playfully -badinage -backchat	-People sometimes mistook our constant banter for spiteful bickering. -He loves to banter along with anyone and somehow make people know him lots.
34	emulate	verb	-strive to be equal, by imitating -compete successfully	-We can emulate our idol but not too much, just take good parts of them to change ourselves to be better than previous. -To really become fluent in new language, emulate the speech patterns of people who speak the language.
35	stem	verb	-hold back -limit the flow or growth of something	-To stem the tide of application, the prestigious Ivy requires that each applicant score at least 330mon the Revised GRE. -Carnival Okland Management stems the amount of the audience by tightening up the security.