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Admonish To reprove/reprimand gently, but earnestly Syn. Reproach, chide Ant. Praise, laud The teacher admonished me for not handing in my homework

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Page 1: Admonish To reprove/reprimand gently, but earnestly Syn. Reproach, chide Ant. Praise, laud The teacher admonished me for not handing in my homework
Page 2: Admonish To reprove/reprimand gently, but earnestly Syn. Reproach, chide Ant. Praise, laud The teacher admonished me for not handing in my homework

Admonish

To reprove/reprimand gently, but earnestly

Syn. Reproach, chideAnt. Praise, laud

The teacher admonished me for not handing in my homework.

Page 3: Admonish To reprove/reprimand gently, but earnestly Syn. Reproach, chide Ant. Praise, laud The teacher admonished me for not handing in my homework

Belligerent

Pertaining to or engaging in war: quarrelsome

Syn. Pugnacious, bellicoseAnt. pacific, conciliatory Prefix: belli means warlike

Bellum: war

Your belligerent attitude will get you in serious trouble.

Page 4: Admonish To reprove/reprimand gently, but earnestly Syn. Reproach, chide Ant. Praise, laud The teacher admonished me for not handing in my homework

ConformAgreement or harmony with a standard

or pattern;To adapt to a mode of conduct

Syn. Adapt, adjust, comply

Ant. Deviate, disagree

It is not always easy to conform to adult’s rules.

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Crucial Decisive, critical, very important

Syn. Severe, graveAnt. Trivial, incidental, insignificant

It is crucial to teach your children the importance of safety.

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Glutton

One who eats to excess or greedily

Syn. hog

Albert is such a glutton, that he’ll eat everything that’s on the table.

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Paradox

A statement that seems self-contradictory orabsurd, but in reality may be true.

A situation, person, or opinion that is full ofcontradictions or inconsistencies or against

commonly accepted beliefs.

Examples: 'I always lie' (if I always lie, then am I lying about lying?)

A man drowned in the fountain of eternal life.

If you get this message, call me; if you don't, then don't worry about it.

Nobody goes to that restaurant, it's too crowded.

“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others”.

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Permeate

To pass through the pores;To spread throughout the whole of

something.

Syn. Infuse, saturate, pervade

The strawberries permeated the ice cream.

Lights permeates the leaf to produce chemical energy

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Recluse

A person who shuts himself apart from the world; shut away

Syn. Hermit, anchoriteAnt. extrovert

Buddha lived as a recluse in order toachieve Nirvana.

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Symmetrical

Having or showing identity of form or arrangement on either side of a dividing line or plane.

Syn. Proportional, Balanced

Ant. Irregular, unbalanced

The room is symmetrical; it is identical on both sides.