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1. Antediluvian – Extremely old or outdated.
2. Peregrinate – To travel or wander from place to place.
3. Nugatory – Of no value or importance; trifling.
4. Recrudescence – A new outbreak after a period of inactivity.
5. Ineluctable – Impossible to avoid or escape; inevitable.
6. Concatenate – To link things together in a series or chain.
7. Peroration – The concluding part of a speech, typically intended to inspire.
8. Insouciance – Casual lack of concern; indifference.
9. Sesquipedalian – Characterized by long words; long-winded.
10. Excoriate – To criticize severely and publicly.
11. Calumny – A false statement made to damage someone's reputation.
12. Opprobrium – Public disgrace or harsh criticism.
13. Apotheosis – The highest point in the development of something; a perfect example.
14. Contumacious – Stubbornly or willfully disobedient to authority.
15. Pulverulent – Consisting of or reduced to dust or powder.
16. Manqué – A person who has failed to live up to expectations or ambitions.
17. Paroxysm – A sudden violent outburst (of emotion or activity).
18. Imprecation – A spoken curse or invocation of evil.
19. Inchoate – Just begun and not fully formed or developed.
20. Cacophony – A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR
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A young girl newly married to a professor of
English ran to her mother and said she was
tired of the 2 week old marriage and would
never go back to him.
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The shocked mother asked her what the
problem was.
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The girl said her husband is so obsessed with his field of study that even outside the classroom, he teaches English to everyone that comes his way.
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She said she cannot hold a 5 minute
discussion with him plainly without him
bringing long, high sounding words that
often leave her confused and with a severe
headache.
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The mother asked for examples of such
trouble causing expressions and the girl
said:
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Yesterday, I asked him if the plumber had
fixed the leaking tap.
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He said: My response to your inquiry is
positively in the affirmative.
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The mother asked the girl: What does that
mean?
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The girl replied: He simply meant yes.
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Last week, I asked him if it is true his
friend really travelled and he said:
His proclamation is a gross distortion of
reality a reflection of terminological
inexactitude.
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The amazed mother said: Wow, meaning
what?
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The girl said:
He meant to say he lied.
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Another time, I asked why he looked pale
and he said:
My general systemic metabolism standard is physiologically in a state of total
indisposition.
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The frightened mother asked her daughter:
Oh my, what did he mean by that?
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The girl said:
Oh, he meant he was ill.
Again, last Tuesday, I told him I heard on
the radio that man will soon land on Mars.
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He said: I find that assertion so ludicrous
that I cant help but explode in a mirthful
guffaw.
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The mother asked:
Really? And what did he do?
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The girl replied:
He just laughed.
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Finally, on Sunday afternoon, my friend
visited us, and as she was going, he said:
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This is wishing you an expeditionary voyage
and a locomotive advancement to your
ultimate destination.
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Mother said: Unbelievable ! What message
was he passing to her?
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Girl said: Go well.
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The mother said:
Enough ! Say no more.
Remain at home. I wont let him kill you.
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