Clothes in English - Basic English Clothes Vocabulary - Names of clothes in English

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Hi , these are the 30 initial words I took : 1) Persuade (2) Peculiar (3) Tremble (4) whip (5) dive (6) verse (7) owe (8)haste (9) decisive (10) possession (11) astonish (12) cape (13) steer (14) veil (15) scrape (16) hay (17) voyage (18) deed (19) wreck (20) swelter Below, I took 10 difficult words : (21) Antediluvian (22) Anathema (23) Arboreal (24) Arcane (25) Assiduous (26) Ascetic (27) Archetypal (28) Approbation (29) Adumbrate (30) Aggrandize ...

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Hi, Alekhya Bairamoni Part 1 1. Persuade Definition: "Persuade" means to convince or influence someone to do or believe something through reasoning, argumentation, or appeal. Example sentences: "I tried to persuade my friend to join me on the hiking trip by emphasizing the beautiful scenery and the benefits of outdoor exercise." "The salesperson used various persuasive techniques to persuade customers to buy their product, such as highlighting its features and offering a limited-time discount." "The politician delivered a powerful speech to persuade voters to support her campaign, outlining her plans for positive change and inspiring trust in her leadership abilities." 2. Peculiar Definition: "Peculiar" means strange or unusual, often in a distinctive or particular way. Example sentences: "She has a peculiar habit of collecting mismatched socks and turning them into unique crafts." "The old house had a peculiar smell, a mix of mustiness and lavender." "The peculiar markings on the bird's feathers made it easy to identify among the other species in the forest." 3. Tremble Definition: "Tremble" means to shake or quiver involuntarily, often due to fear, nervousness, cold, or excitement. Example sentences: "She began to tremble with fear when she heard the loud crash in the middle of the night." "The little puppy trembled in the cold as it walked across the snowy field." "His voice trembled with excitement as he announced the winner of the competition." 4. Whip Definition: As a verb, "whip" means to move, beat, or strike with a quick, forceful, or rapid motion. Example sentences: "She whipped the cream until it became fluffy and stiff." "The wind whipped through the trees, causing the leaves to rustle." "He whipped out his phone and captured the stunning sunset in a photo." 5. Dive Definition: "Dive" refers to the action of plunging or jumping headfirst into water or another substance, or to descend rapidly or deeply. Example sentences: "The kids decided to dive into the pool to cool off on a hot summer day." "The brave cliff diver leaped from the towering rocks into the crystal-clear water below." "The submarine began to dive beneath the surface of the ocean to explore the underwater world." 6. Verse Definition: "Verse" refers to a single line or unit of poetry, often with a rhythmic and structured arrangement of words. Example sentences: "The poet wrote a beautiful verse about the beauty of nature and its calming effect." "She recited a heartfelt verse during the wedding ceremony, expressing her love and wishes for the newly married couple." "The song had a catchy chorus and powerful verses that conveyed a meaningful message." 7. Owe Definition: "Owe" means to be under an obligation to give or do something, typically because of a debt, duty, or favor. Example sentences: "I owe my friend $20 for borrowing money last week." "He owes his success to years of hard work and dedication." "They owe a debt of gratitude to the volunteers who helped during the crisis." 8. Haste Definition: "Haste" refers to the act of doing something quickly or with a sense of urgency, often without taking the time for careful consideration. Example sentences: "In his haste to catch the bus, he forgot his backpack at home." "She completed the project in great haste, sacrificing some quality in favor of meeting the deadline." "Due to the emergency, the paramedics worked with utmost haste to reach the injured person." 9. Decisive Definition: "Decisive" describes someone or something that is able to make decisions quickly and with confidence, leading to a clear and definite outcome. Example sentences: "The team captain's decisive action led to a goal and turned the tide of the match." "After careful consideration, she made a decisive choice and accepted the job offer." "The court ruling was decisive, putting an end to the legal dispute." 10.Possession Definition: "Possession" refers to the act or state of owning, having, or holding something. Example sentences: "She takes great pride in her possession of a rare and valuable stamp collection." "The family's most cherished possession is an antique heirloom passed down through generations." "His car was his most prized possession, and he took meticulous care of it."

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Part 2 11. Astonish Definition: "Astonish" means to greatly surprise or amaze someone, often causing them to feel a sense of wonder or disbelief. Example sentences: "The magician's tricks astonished the audience, leaving them in awe." "She was astonished to find out that she had won the lottery." "The unexpected news of her promotion astonished her and brought a big smile to her face." 12. Cape Definition: "Cape" refers to a sleeveless garment that hangs loosely from the shoulders and drapes down the back, often extending to the waist or beyond. Example sentences: "She wore a red cape over her dress to keep warm during the chilly evening." "The superhero's cape billowed behind them as they soared through the sky." "In fairy tales, the princess often dons a flowing cape as part of her elegant attire." 13. Steer Definition: "Steer" can have multiple meanings, but in this context, it means to guide or control the direction of movement of a vehicle, animal, or object. Example sentences: "He had to steer the car carefully to avoid the potholes on the road." "The cowboy used the reins to steer the horse in the desired direction." "She used the remote control to steer the drone through the air and capture stunning aerial footage." 14.Veil Definition: "Veil" refers to a piece of fabric or material that is worn to cover the face or head, typically for religious, cultural, or ceremonial purposes. Example sentences: "The bride wore a beautiful white veil that cascaded down her back." "During the religious ceremony, the women wore veils as a sign of reverence." "She lifted the veil to reveal her smiling face and greeted the guests." 15. Scrape Definition: "Scrape" means to rub or scratch the surface of something with a harsh or abrasive object, often resulting in the removal of material or causing a rough or damaged area. Example sentences: "He accidentally scraped his knee when he fell off his bicycle." "The cat used its claws to scrape the wallpaper, leaving marks on the wall." "She used a spatula to scrape the burnt bits off the bottom of the pan." 16. Definition: "Hay" refers to dried grass or other plants, typically used as animal feed or for bedding in agricultural settings. Example sentences: "The farmer stacked bales of hay in the barn to feed the cows during the winter." "The children enjoyed jumping and playing in the piles of hay on the farm." "The horse nestled comfortably in its stall, resting on a bed of soft hay." 17. Voyage Definition: "Voyage" refers to a journey, especially a long and adventurous one, typically by sea or through unknown or distant lands. Example sentences: "The explorers embarked on a daring voyage to discover new lands and treasures." "We took a family voyage on a cruise ship, visiting different countries and enjoying the ocean views." "The sailor's logbook detailed his exciting voyages across the vast oceans." 18.Deed Definition: "Deed" refers to an action or act, often associated with doing something good, notable, or significant. Example sentences: "Her selfless deed of helping an elderly person cross the street earned her gratitude from the community." "The firefighter's brave deed of rescuing a child from the burning building made headlines." "He received a certificate of recognition for his charitable deeds and contributions to the local community." 19. Wreck Definition: Noun: "Wreck" refers to the remains of something that has been damaged, destroyed, or ruined, typically a vehicle, building, or ship. Verb: "Wreck" means to cause severe damage or destruction to something. Example sentences (noun): "The abandoned shipwreck on the beach attracted the curiosity of beachgoers." "After the fire, all that was left of the house was a charred wreck." "The car crash resulted in a twisted wreck of metal and broken glass." Example sentences (verb): "The storm wrecked havoc on the coastal town, tearing roofs off houses." "He lost control of his bicycle and wrecked it against a tree." "The vandals wrecked the park benches, leaving them in pieces." 20. Swelter Definition: "Swelter" means to suffer from excessive heat or to be uncomfortably hot and humid. Example sentences: "The heatwave made everyone swelter in their homes without air conditioning." "She could barely concentrate on her work as the office lacked proper ventilation, causing her to swelter in the heat." "The hikers sought shade under a tree, trying to escape the sweltering sun."

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Part 3 21. Antediluvian Definition: "Antediluvian" refers to something that is extremely old or outdated, often used to describe things or ideas that are from a time long ago. Example sentences: "The antediluvian artifacts found in the archaeological dig shed light on ancient civilizations." "His antediluvian views on technology reveal a resistance to modern advancements." "The antediluvian car model seemed like a relic from a bygone era." 22. Anathema Definition: "Anathema" refers to something or someone that is intensely disliked, detested, or condemned. Example sentences: "For some people, exercising is anathema; they avoid it at all costs." "In his community, dishonesty is considered anathema and is met with strong disapproval." "To the environmentalists, pollution is anathema as it harms the planet and its inhabitants." 23. Arboreal Definition: "Arboreal" refers to something that is related to trees or living in trees. Example sentences: "Squirrels are known for their arboreal lifestyle, as they spend most of their time in trees." "The dense forest is home to a variety of arboreal species, including monkeys and birds." "The children built an arboreal playground, complete with treehouse and rope swings." 24. Arcane Definition: "Arcane" refers to something that is mysterious, secret, or understood by only a few people. Example sentences: "The ancient book contains arcane knowledge passed down through generations." "He delved into the study of arcane rituals and spells, exploring the realm of magic." "The professor's lectures on quantum physics were often too arcane for the average student to comprehend." 25. Assiduous Definition: "Assiduous" refers to someone who is diligent, hardworking, and consistently puts effort into their tasks or responsibilities. Example sentences: "She was an assiduous student, studying late into the night to achieve good grades." "The chef's assiduous attention to detail ensured that every dish was prepared to perfection." "The construction workers showed assiduous dedication to completing the project on time." 26. Ascetic Definition: "Ascetic" refers to a person who leads a simple, disciplined life, usually characterized by self-denial, austerity, and minimalism, often for religious or spiritual reasons. Example sentences: "The ascetic monk lived in a small, bare room and owned only a few basic possessions." "She followed an ascetic lifestyle, avoiding material luxuries and focusing on spiritual growth." "The ascetic diet consisted mainly of fruits, vegetables, and grains, avoiding indulgence in rich or extravagant foods." 27. Archetypal Definition: "Archetypal" refers to something that is representative or typical of a certain category, embodying the essential characteristics or qualities associated with it. Example sentences: "The hero's journey is an archetypal narrative structure found in many ancient myths and legends." "The red rose is considered the archetypal symbol of love and romance." "His actions were archetypal of a cunning trickster, deceiving others with his clever schemes." 28. Approbation Definition: "Approbation" refers to approval, praise, or favorable judgment given to someone or something. Example sentences: "The teacher's approbation encouraged the student to continue working hard and striving for success." "Her artwork received widespread approbation from both critics and the public." "The team's victory was met with loud cheers and enthusiastic approbation from the crowd." 29. Adumbrate Definition: To adumbrate means to give a rough outline or indication of something without going into great detail. Example sentences: The professor adumbrated the main points of his lecture to give his students an idea of what to expect. The politician adumbrated his plans for the country during his campaign speeches, but didn't go into much detail until he was elected. The architect adumbrated the design of the new building in broad strokes before getting into the specifics of the project. 30. Aggrandize Definition: "Aggrandize" means to make something or someone appear greater or more important than it actually is, often through exaggeration or embellishment. Example sentences: The author aggrandized his accomplishments in the book's introduction, portraying himself as a literary genius. The company's marketing campaign sought to aggrandize their product, making extravagant claims about its effectiveness. The politician frequently aggrandized his achievements in public speeches, emphasizing his contributions to society.

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