Definition and Sentence:
1. plateaued: set to a level and there, stop growing or developing
EX: After sales statistics show that revenue in the company has plateaued earlier this year
2. ghoulishly: in an ugly or scary way
EX: After we finished the speech, he laughed ghoulishly
3. acutely: in a smart and specific way
EX: She is an experienced person, so she acutely gives solutions in any case
4. composure: have a calm and calm state
EX: Many people believe that a smart person will not lose their composure before the bad situation
5. clarion: The sound is clear and very jarring
EX: Maria presented very well with a clarion voice and confident attitude
6.eradication: the process of removing or eliminating something completely
EX: The biggest goal of the Ministry of Education today is the eradication of illiteracy in society
7.plush: Luxurious, comfortable and expensive
EX: To celebrate the company’s founding, the boss held a party in a plush restaurant
8. rotundity: the excess or roundness of an object or a person
EX: he wears a shirt that fits all over his body to reveal his rotundity
9. whims: an unexpected idea or wish
EX: Inventors or designers are often creative based on their whims
10. precocious: mental development or achievement earlier than usual
EX: Everyone calls the child a prodigy, because she was precocious and she graduated high school when she was 15 years old.
11. nihilism: the belief that there is no right principle or doctrine
EX: Today, there are some who still believe in nihilism, and rely on it to create wrong things
12. beatified: describe or think of someone who is extremely good and without sin
EX: Everyone in the village deeply believed and adored him, because he was the only one beatified in the village
13. hospice: shelter or hospital specifically for people who are about to die, especially those with cancer
EX: At the end of the story, that child had a miserable time at the hospice
14. lectern: a tall piece of furniture, with a book holder to stand and read
EX: they are adjusting the document book so that it is easy to see on the lectern
15. stock: a group of people or groups of animals in the same family
EX: She is a woman and is of noble stock
16. revile: to say or criticize someone with unpleasant words
EX: It was a wrong deed so many people revile them fiercely
17. unconscionable: an act that is unacceptable to morals
EX: For personal gain, they cut down the whole tree, which is an act of unconscionable and unacceptable
18. charismatic: used to describe someone who has charisma
EX: she has a warm and charismatic voice, hardly anyone can ignore her voice
19. leveraging: actions or words from using leverage
EX: They used leverage to lift heavy stones easily
20. monolith: a large block or boulder, commonly used in sculpture or construction
EX: A number of ethnic minorities have built and cultivated themselves, and they have grown into a monolith
21. sated: There are more things and you can easily get a while
EX: We are sated with the drinks and food of the party today
22. indefatigable: tirelessly when starting out
EX: She is an extremely successful writer, for many years she has always worked and devoted which is indefatigable
23. teeming: filled with activity or many people
EX: Extroverts are often drawn to teeming and noisy places
24. mercenary: a soldier fighting for a country or people paying for them
EX: That group of men was a mercenary group for British troops in the last century
25. intoxicated: rejoicing, being happy, losing control of someone in love
EX: I was intoxicated by the taste and presentation of the food at this restaurant
26. eulogy: a speech or poem containing praise for those who have died
EX: he wanted his best friend to write him an eulogy when he died
27. bequeathing: to arrange someone for money or things after he dies
EX: he suddenly became a rich man, because his grandmother bequeathed him a lot of wealth after she died.
28. coup: An unexpected success
EX: It was a coup and it helped him turn from an ordinary person to an extremely famous person
29. incessant: never stop
EX: This rain has lasted from morning till now and it is incessant
30. haranguing: angrily for a long time to convince someone that you’re right
EX: She harangues people around her because she wants people to acknowledge her opinion
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