Daily word list

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Daily Word List
1)Adieu:: An expression of good wishes when someone leaves, Farewell.
2) Lanky:: Tall and thin with usually an awkward quality, ungracefully tall and thin.
3) Tantamount:: Equal to something in value, meaning or effect.
4) Rampage:: To act or move in a wild and usually destructive way, to rush wildly about.
eg: Officer who halted(Stop, stopping or ending of action  movement) New York truck Rampage hailed(Salute, greet or Acclaim) as a modest hero.
5) Jingoism:: Chauvinism, The belief that your country race, etc is better than any other.
6) Virtue:: Good and moral quality.
7) Patriotism:: Love that people feel for their country.
8) Paranoid:: Having or showing an unreasonable feeling that people are trying to harm you, do not like you etc.
9)Scathe:: Harm or Injury.
10) Deletricious:: Attractive in a cheap or false way.
11) Implore:: Make a very serious or emotional request.
12) Decency:: Polite, moral and honest behavior and attitudes that show respect for other people.
eg: Decency not fear of punishment, caused than to do the right thing.
13)Splurge:: An ostentatious effort, display.
14) Versity::  The main team of a college or club in a particular sport.
15) Grit:: Mental toughness and courage.

 

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