2. Say a word…
1. C – Noun
– Caterpillar
2. A – Verb
– Act
3. A – Adjective
– Adverse
4. H – Verb
– Holler
5. U – Verb
– Ululate
3. Say a word…
1. H – Noun
– Home
2. M – Adjective
– Modest
3. B – Verb
– Bragging
4. B – Adjective
– Bashful
5. T – Adjective
– Tentative
4. Meanings
1. Coincidence (Noun)
– A remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection
– The presence of Prem & Raj at the same function was an unfortunate coincidence
2. Abate (Verb)
– Reduce or remove
– The medicine helped to abate the pain in my leg
3. Abide (Verb)
– Accept or act in accordance with
– In the hostel everybody is expected to abide by the rules
4. Harmony (Noun)
– In perfect agreement
– The management and workers were in complete harmony about the way forward
5. Unision (Noun)
– Simultaneous performance of action or utterance of speech
– The boys responded to the leader in perfect unision
5. Meanings
1. Diaspora (Noun)
– The dispersion of any people from their original homeland
– The Indian diaspora can be found in all corners of the world
2. Affluent (Adjective)
– Wealthy
– The affluent people of this city are very considerate towards the less fortunate
3. Affordable (Adjective)
– Reasonable priced
– Considering all that is being offered, the course at Focus With Tokas is very affordable
4. Candid (Adjective)
– Frank
– Thomas was very candid with his doctor
5. Broach (Verb)
– Raise for discussion
– After the introductory session, the participants broached the subject of payment
6. A better way of saying…
1. Real/genuine
– Only genuine students of Focus With Tokas can access Pentatonic
– Bona Fide - Adjective
1. Vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice
– Xerxes indulged in vulgar display of his wealth
– Ostentatious - Adjective
2. Full of energy and enthusiasm
– After the rains, the flowers looked full of energy
– Vibrant - Adjective
3. Lacking physical strength, esp. as a result of age or illness
– After the bout of flu, Nick felt the lack of physical strength
– Feeble - Adhective
7. A better way of saying…
1. Weak and delicate
– My grandmother is 93 years old. She looks so weak and delicate
– Frail - Adjective
1. Steady or resolute
– The teacher gave the mischievous student a steady and resolute stare
– Unwavering - Adjective
2. Because or as a result of
– Pramod became the president because of his family connections
– By virtue of… - Phrasal Verb
3. A useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
– Manoj proved to be a valuable resource for the company
– Asset - Noun
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