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Question		Answer
wry start learning		ironic
workmanlike start learning		done right, but uninspiring, boring
wind down start learning		to gradually stop/ to relax
well-bred start learning		with good manners
weigh up start learning		to consider pros and cons
weary start learning		extremely tired
Wastrel start learning		someone that wastes time/money
vituperative start learning		full of anger, cruelty
vilify start learning		to try to destroy some1 reputation
vicissitudes start learning		many changes and difficulties over time
viable start learning		possible, feasible
verisimilitude start learning		apparence of being real
ventilate start learning		to let emotions out/ to let air in
utmost start learning		the greatest
uphill start learning		towards the top of the hill/ hard and tedious
upbringing start learning		childhood
unyielding start learning		unwilling to change one's opinion/believes. very hard/rigid
untenable start learning		too difficult to continue
untainted start learning		not spoiled by anything
unrest start learning		niepokoj
unmet start learning		not satisfied
unmanned start learning		without a crew
unitelegible start learning		impossible to understand/read
unimaginative start learning		not original/ boring
unilateral start learning		done independently by a group/person
uniformly start learning		in a same way for everyone
undertake start learning		to start doing something/ to take upon
undermine start learning		to try to damage something
tussle start learning		to fight with someone for something/ really bad fight
torment start learning		great mental suffering/extreme pain
tone down start learning		too gradually lessen something
tirade start learning		a long talk that is critisizing someone/something
tetchy start learning		easy to anger
tenacious start learning		not easily defeatable/physically strong/ extremely determined
tarnish start learning		to make something less bright/to damage someone's reputation
taper off start learning		to become gradually narrower at the end
tangible start learning		easily seen/real
talk someone out of smth start learning		bruh
tactily start learning		to express something without directly stating it
swot up start learning		to study something very hard
sway start learning		to persuade someone
suseptible start learning		vulnureable to something
surfeit start learning		amount that is too large
surefire start learning		certain to be succesful
summon start learning		order someone to come to particular place`````````````````````````````````
subtly start learning		not very obvious
subterranean start learning		below the earth
subdued start learning		unusually quiet/not very strong/intense
suave start learning		very confident/pleasant/attractive
strident start learning		aggresive and determined/sounding unpleasant
stoically start learning		without complaining
sternly start learning		serious or severe
stem start learning		to originate from something
starlit start learning		with light from the stars
spurious start learning		false but seemingly true
sore point start learning		a topic that someone prefers not to discuss
smitten start learning		suddenly
skittish start learning		easy to frighten
simper start learning		to smile in an silly unsincere way
sharp-witted start learning		good at noticing and realizing things/quick to understand
shackled start learning		to be restrained/prevented by something
sermonize start learning		to give long moral advise
sedulous start learning		showing great care
Sardonic start learning		Showing that you do not have a good opinion of something; cynical;
Scrupulous start learning		Extremely attentive to details; very careful about doing something right; doing everything correctly.
Scrutinize start learning		To examine or inspect something very carefully.
Ructions start learning		: Noisy and angry protests, complaints, or arguments.
Run high start learning		(of feelings) extremely strong, angry, or excited.
Sacrosanct start learning		Too important/special to be changed or criticized.
Salient start learning		he most important, noticeable, or relevant.
Sangfroid start learning		The ability to stay calm in tough or dangerous situations.
Revere start learning		To have great respect for someone/something; to admire someone/something
Robust start learning		Strong and healthy; strongly formed; not likely to fail or become weak; having a strong flavour.
Rove start learning		To travel over a wide area; to wander through/over.
Row back start learning		o change a previous decision or statement.
Resilient start learning		Able to become strong or happy again after a difficult or unpleasant situation; able to recover quickly after something bad; able to quickly return to an original shape.
Restraint start learning		Calm and controlled behaviour, especially when it is difficult to remain calm; something that limits the freedom of someone/something.
ResurgencE start learning		A new increase of activity or interest in something
Retort start learning		A quick and clever answer that is angry or funny.
Remorse start learning		A feeling of sadness and deep regret for something you have done.
Rendezvous start learning		To meet someone, especially secretly, at a particular time/place; a place where people agree to meet at a particular time.
Reprimand start learning		To tell someone officially that something they have done is bad/wrong.
Residue start learning		A small amount/part that is left after the main part has gone
Reiterate start learning		To repeat something you have already said in order to emphasize or clarify it.
Rejuvenate start learning		To make someone/something look younger or more modern; to give new energy to something.
Relinquish start learning		To give up something such as power, control, or responsibility.
Reluctant start learning		Not willing to do something; doing something but does not really want to.
Reclusive start learning		Living alone and avoiding the company of other people.
Refute start learning		To prove that something is wrong; to state that something is not true.
Rehearse start learning		To practice something in order to prepare it for public performance; to say/do something several times in order to practice.
Rein in start learning		To control someone/something strictly.
Reinstate start learning		To give someone back their previous job or position.
Ramification start learning		(usually plural) the possible results of an action/decision.
Rampant start learning		(of something bad or unwanted) spreading everywhere in an uncontrolled way; getting worse quickly.
Ravenous start learning		ery hungry; wanting something very much.
Reciprocal start learning		nvolves two people or groups of people who behave in the same way.
Pungent start learning		having a sharply strong taste or smell.
Quagmire start learning		An area of soft, wet ground; a situation that is hard to deal with.
Quench start learning		To satisfy one's thirst by drinking; to stop a fire from burning; to satisfy a need or wish; to suppress.
Quintessence start learning		The most typical example of something.
Rambling start learning		Not having a specific goal or purpose; too long/big and confused; growing in all directions.
Primordial start learning		Existing from the beginning of time; very basic; fundamental.
Proffer start learning		o offer something by holding it out.
Prosaic start learning		Ordinary; not interesting or exciting.
Prudent start learning		Reasonable; careful when making decisions; avoiding risks.
Precipitate start learning		To cause something to happen sooner than expected; to make something happen suddenly.
Prefigure start learning		To suggest/show something that will happen in the future.
Preponderance start learning		: A greater amount/number of something; the largest part.
Preposterous start learning		idiculous; extremely foolish or silly.
Prevail on/upon start learning		To persuade someone to do something.
Ponderous start learning		Very heavy or large and therefore slow and clumsy; boring because it is too slow or long.
Porous start learning		Having many small holes; easy to pass or get through.
Posit start learning		To suggest something in order to start an argument or discussion.
Prattle start learning		o talk for a long time about something unimportant.
Placate start learning		To say or do something to make someone stop feeling angry about something.
Plainly start learning		Clearly; simply; obviously; in a direct and honest way.
Plethora start learning		A very large amount/number; an amount that is more than you need/want.
Plight start learning		A difficult and unpleasant situation/condition.
Plod along start learning		To make extremely slow progress.
Patch someone through start learning		To connect someone to a phone number; to connect someone to network.
Pejorative start learning		Expressing contempt or criticism.
Perilous start learning		Extremely dangerous; full of danger.
Permeable start learning		Allowing a liquid or gas to pass through.
Pilfer start learning		To steal things of small value or in small quantities.
Pallid start learning		Very pale; showing no enthusiasm; not strong or bright.
Pant start learning		: To breathe quickly and loudly with short breaths.
Palpable start learning		So obvious that it can be easily noticed by the mind or senses.
Parched start learning		Dried up due to hot weather and lack of rain/water.
Pass muster start learning		To reach an acceptable standard (mostly used in business English).
Outnumber start learning		: To be greater in number than someone/something
Overindulge start learning		To allow yourself to have too much of something enjoyable; to eat or drink too much.
Overturn start learning		Turn upside down; to decide that something is wrong and change it.
Oxymoron start learning		: A combination of words that have opposite meanings.
Opprobrious start learning		: Expressing harsh criticism of someone,
Ordeal start learning		Extremely unpleasant and painful experience.
Ostentatious start learning		Displaying your wealth/power/knowledge in a way that attracts attention.
Outclass start learning		To be much better than someone/something.
Outmaneuver start learning		o obtain an advantage over someone in a smart or skillful way.
Offhand start learning		Done or made without previous thought/preparation; done without taking the time to consider carefully; showing little interest in someone/something in a way that seems a bit rude.
Onslaught start learning		Extremely powerful attack.
Oppress start learning		To treat a group of people unfairly or cruelly.
Non-core start learning		Not considered to be essential or the most important.
Non sequitur start learning		A statement that does not relate in a logical way to the previous statement.

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