ENGLISH AND VOCAB BUILDING

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  IDIOMS FOR SADNESS 1.OUT OF SORTS:- slightly unhappy or slightly ill e.g.I think you should get to bed earlier because you always wake up feeling so out of sorts in the morning. 2.DOWN IN THE DUMPS:- unhappy(informal) e.g. Rob has been down in the dumps ever since Gloria broke up with him. 3.NOT THE END OF THE WORLD:- what has happened won't cause any serious problems e.g.It would be great if I got this teaching position, but I guess it isn't the end of the world if they pass me over. 4.GRIN AND BEAR IT:- accept the situation you don't like because you can't change it e.g.I really don't want to go, but I guess I'll just have to grin and bear it. 5.A MISERY GUTS:- someone who complains all the the time and is never happy e.g. I don't like talking to Paul because he's such a misery guts and always squashes my good mood. 6.SOUR GRAPES:- being jealous about something you can't have e.g.I don't think it's such a great job - and that's not ju

REVEAL(v):- to make (something secret or hidden) publicly or generally known Synonyms:- disclose, divulge Antonyms:- conceal, shroud SURGE(v):- to rise and fall actively Synonyms:- emit, expel Antonyms:- deminish, dwindle ANXIOUS(adj):- characterized by extreme uneasiness of mind,ardently or earnestly wishing Synonyms- jittery, queasy Antonyms:- calm, relaxed PERISHABLE(adj):- liable to spoil or decay Synonyms:- decaying, fragile Antonyms:- endurance, substantial ENVISAGE(v):- to have a mental picture of especially in advance of realization Synonyms:- conciet, conjure BOUNTIFUL(adj):-  being more than enough without being excessive,  Synonyms:- plentious, ample Antonyms:- inadequate, lacking DISMAL(adj):- showing or causing gloom,lacking merit Synonyms:- forlorn, gloomy Antonyms:- cheerful, cordial ENVIABLE(adj):- highly desirable  Synonyms:- alluring, tempting Antonyms:- abominable, ghastly REVIVE(v):- to return to consciousness or life,become active or flourishing again Synonyms:-

1.PYRRHIC(adj):- achieved at excessive cost 2.AFTERMATH(n):- consequence, result 3.OUTREACH(n):- to surpass in reach 4.DILEMMA(n):- a situation involving such a choice 5.OUTCOME(n):- something that follows as a result or consequence 6.CONCEIVE(v):- to cause to begin 7.GRADUAL(adj):- proceeding by steps or degrees 8.EVOLVE(v):- develop,enhance 9.AFFLUENCE(n):- abundance of property 10.DISSENT(v):- to differ in opinion 11.CONCOMITANT(adj):-​ happening at the same time as something else

1.ITERATION(n):- the action or a process of repeating Synonyms:-redo, repetition, reiteration Antonyms:-inactivity, evolution 2.MIRE(n):- a troublesome or intractable situation Synonyms:-impasse, quagmire  Antonyms:-clean, spruce 3.STAUNCH(adj):- steadfast in loyalty or principle, strongly built Synonyms:-devoted, constant Antonyms:-faltering, irresolute 4.PALPABLE(adj):- easily perceptible, noticeable Synonyms:-apprehensible, perceptible Antonyms:-covert, unnoticeable   5.DASH(v):- to break by striking or knocking, ruin Synonyms:-gallop, scamper Antonyms:-dawdle, shuffle 6.TRIUMPH(n):- a victory or conquest Synonyms:-accomplishment, acquirement Antonyms:-debacle, disaster 7.DISPARAGE(v):- dislike, abuse, censure Synonyms:-belittle, denigrate Antonyms:-endorse, favor 8.PARTISAN(adj):- inclined to favor one side over another Synonyms:- partial, prejudiced Antonyms:-persuasible, aloof 9.SCRUTINY(n):- a searching study, inquiry, or inspection Synonyms:-audit, inspection Antonyms:-flash, g

PHRASAL VERBS:-a phrase (such as take off or look down on) that combines a verb with a preposition or adverb or both and that functions as a verb whose meaning is different from the combined meanings of the individual words. The most common adverb particles used to form phrasal verbs are around, at, away, down, in,  off, on, out, over, round, up. 👈 CLICK HERE YOUR VIDEOS

 1.CURB(v):- to control or limit something, especially something bad synonyms:-bridle, constrain antonyms:-liberate, unleash  2.HEED(v):- to pay careful attention to somebody’s advice or warning synonyms:-awareness, mindfulness antonyms:-disregard, neglect 3.ABEYANCE(n):- a state of temporary inactivity synonyms:-doldrums, dormancy, quiescence antonyms:-resuscitation, continuance 4.CONFER(with somebody)(iv):- to discuss something with somebody,   CONFER something(tv):- to give somebody an award, a university degree or particular right synonyms:-bestow, contribute antonyms:-abort, rescind 5.DRACONIAN(adj):- extremely cruel and severe synonyms:-harsh, oppressive antonyms:-clement, lenient, merciful 6.PROMULGATE(v):- to make known openly or publicly synonyms:-announce, proclaim antonyms:-conceal, withhold 7.REPUGNANT(adj):- making you feel strong dislike synonyms:-repulsive, abhorrent antonyms:-alluring, acceptable 8.VAGUE(adj):- not having or giving enough information or details about so

  Our brain captures images or visuals rather than text.If we associate text or something which is written in text format with our visuals or create some visuals regarding information which is being given to our brain by our sensory organs. It stores these visuals for a very long time. If we memorize vocab through the association with image and practice them in our daily usages by making sentence.