Slangs Idioms and Pharese

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Forgo, Elicit, Vanish, Banish, Soothe

Forgo (V) Abandon, Leave, Give up

I can't forgo my claim over the paternal property.

Elicit (V) Bring out (something secret etc.)

The pleader elicited the truth from the accused in the court.

Vanish (V) Disappear

The thief vanished into the crowd as soon as he saw the police

Banish (V) Send somebody away

Prospero was banished out from Milan by his wicked brother Antonio.

Soothe (V) Calm, Comfort

One can soothe one's senses in the lap of Mother Nature.

Stray, hound, Detriment, Filthy, Pant

Stray (V) Wander away from the right path or place unintentionally

He usually strays a bit from the main point while is delivering a lecture.

Hound (V) Chase or bother relentlessly

Police kept hounding the absconder and finally they arrested him.

Detriment (N) Harm; Loss

The company's meticulous strategy will not be a detriment of its fast growth

Filthy (Adj) Extremely dirty; extremely unpleasant

Her husband's filthy character brought about much gap in the relationship.

Pant (V) Say something breathlessly

The shepherd told about the wolf's terror panting.

Sparing, Afflict, Spare, Collapse, Inadvertence

Sparing (Adj) Economical, Reserved

Children called him Silencer as he spoke sparingly.

Afflict (V) Cause somebody to suffer from

He being afflicted with fever could not attend the party.

Spare (V) Extra

There being a spare seat next to me, I told him to sit there..

Inadvertence (N) Unwillingness

Desdemona drops her handkerchief by inadvertence.

Collapse (V/N) Fail badly, Become fully unsuccessful

She collapsed in a flood of tears.

Predilection, Phlegmatic, Choleric, Protagonist, Rein

Predilection (N) Liking, Preference

Though they like everything to eat but their predilection is for fried lobsters.

Phlegmatic (Adj) Calm and composed, not easily excited

Being phlegmatic, he has never been seen angry.

Choleric (Adj) Bad-tempered, Irritable

You had better keep away choleric people.

Protagonist (N) Main character of a drama, film etc., Hero

If the protagonist is beaten by the antagonist (Villain) in a film, we express sympathy with him.

Rein (V/N) Control

India had suffered much in the rein of the English.

Adventurous, Bloodlust, Circumspect, Circumvent, Enlighten

Adventurous (Adj) Ready to take risks

His adventurous journey started through the dense jungles of Madhya Pradesh.

Bloodlust (N) Desire for bloodshed

Bloodlust terrorists do not have any religion and a definite principle.

Circumspect (Adj) Watchful, Alert, Cautious

We remained circumspect until we had crossed the danger zone.

Circumvent (V) Evade, Outwit

A seasoned leader knows how to circumvent the difficult questions of the media.

Enlighten (V) Give someone information

The media enlightened the public about the scam committed by apex leaders of the country.

Mow, Lowly, Taciturnity, Sagacious, Terminate

Mow (V) Cut grass by hand or with a machine

The regular mowing of grass keeps the field beautiful enough.

Lowly (Adj) Humble, Modest, Unpretentious

A lowly person has no fear of falling down.

Taciturnity (N) The state of being uncommunicative, quiet

Your taciturnity will fail to earn you any friend in this new locality.

Sagacious (Adj) Wise, Clever

Only the sagacious can satisfy us by passing out better judgement.

Terminate (V) End

Farmers use pesticides to terminate vermin.

Gallop, Pile, Mortuary, Moribund, Penitent

Gallop (V) Increase very fast

India's population is galloping causing much headache for the government.

Pile (N/V) Hoard, Collect

Many countries are in the rat-race of piling up arms and ammunition, which is a danger to the existence of the whole world.

Mortuary (N) A place where dead bodies are kept for identification

In the gruesome accident, two people were killed and whose bodies were kept in the mortuary.

Moribund (Adj) Lacking energy or vitality

In the scorchingly hot day, plants and animals seems moribund.

Penitent (Adj/N) Regretted

Father is penitent as he has slapped his daughter.

Secluded, Sagacious, Relinquish, Repeal, Sanguine

Secluded (Adj) Isolated, Alone

Sita was leading a secluded life after the virulent remarks by the subject.

Sagacious (Adj) Wise, Prudent

He being sagacious people approach him to patch up quarrel.

Relinquish (V) Abandon, Forsake

Finally, the fake mother relinquished her claim over the baby.

Repeal (V) Cancel

All draconian Laws such as POTA, TADA, to end terrorism has been repealed by the government.

Sanguine (Adj) Hopeful

Shyam is sanguine about the results in the examination.

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