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                                  Advanced Vocabs

  

  1. Fervent (adj.) – to believe something strongly and sincerely felt OR people who have a sincere and strong belief

                        

Sentence – You have to be a fervent believer of your own 

potential in order to succeed.

  

   2. Tenacious (adj.) – holding tightly onto something, determined, managing to persevere

Sentence - Tenacious soldiers are the pride of country.

   3.  Dreadful (adj.) – causing or involving great suffering, fear, or unhappiness

Sentence – Iran is in the mood of taking revenge from US after the dreadful act by the US.

   4. Bustling (adj.) – a place full of activity

Sentence – Sometimes, the hustling and bustling of city 

confuse the tourists. 

  

   5. Escalate – to become or to make something greater or more serious

Sentence – US’ airstrike on Iran’s military Gen. Qassam 

Soleimani escalate the tension between both the countries.

   6. Consider (verb) – think about

Sentence – Never ever forget about considering the 

consequences of every decision.

   7. Devastate (verb) – completely destroyed

Sentence – Over assumptions devastate the reality.

   8. Petulant (adj.) – easily annoyed and complaining in a rude way

Sentence – Few passengers were behaving like a petulant in 

the train.

  

   9. Juvenile – childish or relating to a young person

Sentence – It’s not good to behave in a juvenile manner 

when you are sitting in a learned gallery.

   10. Stench – very bad smell

Sentence – Dead rat was causing stench for the last two 

days.

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