1.
Seemly, adjective: according with custom or
propriety
The seemly attitude of Southerners is
famous, and so I was surprised to find so many impolite and disgraceful people
when I visited last fall.
2.
Tribulation, noun: something, especially an
event that causes difficulty and suffering
As of 2013, nearly 1.5 million Syrians have
fled their country hoping to escape the tribulations of a civil war tearing
their country to pieces.
3.
Thoroughgoing, adjective: very thorough;
complete
As a thoroughgoing bibliophile, one who had
turned his house into a veritable library, he shocked his friends when he
bought a Kindle.
4.
Virago, noun: an ill-tempered or violent woman
Poor Billy was the victim of the virago’s
invective- she railed at him for a good 30 minutes about how he is the scum of
the earth for speaking loudly on his cellphone in public.
5.
Flush, adjective: to be in abundance
The exam’s passage is flush with difficult
words, words that you may have learned only yesterday.
Hye, i like the way you write.
ReplyDeleteBut if you can, do try to construct a more complex sentence.
Just suggesting, keep it up!