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Pytanie		Odpowiedź
magnanimous rozpocznij naukę		generous and forgiving, specially towards a rival or less powerful person
debacle rozpocznij naukę		a fiasco, a sudden and ignominious failure
ignominious rozpocznij naukę		deserving or causing public disgrace or shame; humiliating no other party risked ignominious defeat
coup rozpocznij naukę		success it was a major coup to get such a prestigious contract
cataclysm rozpocznij naukę		catastrophe, calamity. Antonym- salvation, godsend
rogue rozpocznij naukę		a dishonest and unprincipled man you are a rogue and an embezzler
miscreant rozpocznij naukę		criminal bring the miscreants to justice
wily rozpocznij naukę		shrewd, clever, skilled at gaining an advantage, specially deceitfully his wily opponents
gulled rozpocznij naukę		deceive he had been gulled into believing that the documents were authentic
chicanery rozpocznij naukę		trickery, the use of deception or subterfuge to achieve one’s purpose transmute of ballots gave ample time for chicanery
artifice rozpocznij naukę		trickery pretending to faint was merely an artifice
artful rozpocznij naukę		sly, scheming, devious. Antonym- ingenuous, honest
bedlam rozpocznij naukę		uproar, pandemonium, commotion there was bedlam in the courtroom
pandemonium rozpocznij naukę		uproar, wild and noisy disorder or confusion
execrable rozpocznij naukę		appalling, awful execrable cheap wine
propriety rozpocznij naukę		decorum, socially acceptable nobody questioned the propriety of her being there alone
aver ⚜️ rozpocznij naukę		state or assert to be the case she averred that she had never seen that man before
avow rozpocznij naukę		assert or confess openly they avowed their undying love for eachother
contend rozpocznij naukę		assert, struggle to surmount (cope with, face, deal with) he contends that the judge was partial; she had to contend with his uncertain temper
surmount rozpocznij naukę		overcome a difficulty or obstacle all manner of cultural differences were surmounted
obtrude rozpocznij naukę		intrude
impinge rozpocznij naukę		to encroach land development practices not only increase the fire risk, but also impinge on wildlife habitats
fraternize rozpocznij naukę		associate or form a friendship with someone, specially when one is not supposed to fraternizing with the enemy
gregarious rozpocznij naukę		sociable popular and gregarious group
genial rozpocznij naukę		friendly and cheerful our genial host
complaisance rozpocznij naukę		ready to accept and doing what others want you to do she was a complaisant wife and a dutiful daughter
homonym rozpocznij naukę		two or more words having similar spelling or pronounciation but different meanings and origins COMPLAISANT COMPLACENT
complacent rozpocznij naukę		smug and self-satisfied
dissemble rozpocznij naukę		conceal or disguise one’s true feelings or beliefs
masquerade 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		a false show or pretence he was tired of the masquerade and wanted the truth to come out; i doubt he could have kept up the masquerade for long
shroud rozpocznij naukę		cover or hide the clouds shroud the mountains 9 out of 10 days
ignominious rozpocznij naukę		humiliating she made an ignominious entry to the party
redoubtable rozpocznij naukę		formidable he was a redoubtable debater
cantankerous rozpocznij naukę		bad-tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative Kanika is usually cantankerous
chagrin rozpocznij naukę		annoyance or distress at having failed or been humiliated to my chagrin, I couldn’t find my beauty blender anywhere
choleric rozpocznij naukę		bad-tempered or irritable I get choleric when chlorine ruins my coloured hair
churlish rozpocznij naukę		rude, discourteous, ungracious It’s churlish to condemn the food after having eaten it in such proportions
curmudgeon rozpocznij naukę		a bad-tempered or surly person I become a curmudgeon in heat
grouchy rozpocznij naukę		irritable and bad tempered
gruff rozpocznij naukę		rude, harsh, bad-tempered Aishwarya said she had to maintain a gruff exterior after the death of her father
irascible rozpocznij naukę		easily angered that rascal makes me irascible
testiness rozpocznij naukę		irritability why are you laughing at me? she inquired with a frank testiness
preside rozpocznij naukę		be in a position of authority in a meeting or gathering, chair, officiate the prime minister will preside at the emergency cabinet meeting
officiate rozpocznij naukę		act as an official incharge of something 3 judges will officiate at the 2 Grand Prix
sordid rozpocznij naukę		seamy, morally ignoble, immoral he was always attracted towards a sordid/seamy way of life
ignoble rozpocznij naukę		dishonourable ignoble feelings of intense jealousy
hallow rozpocznij naukę		honour as holy the ganges is hallowed as a sacred, cleansing river
exalt rozpocznij naukę		glorify, think or speak very highly of someone or something, venerate, revere, reverence my dad exalted me after my 12th grades were published
commemorate rozpocznij naukę		recall and show respect for a wreath-laying ceremony to commemorate the war dead
furtive rozpocznij naukę		secretive they spent a furtive day together
surreptitious rozpocznij naukę		secret, specially because it wouldn’t be approved of Romeo and Juliet held surreptitious meetings
sly rozpocznij naukę		cunning, surreptitious he took a sly sip of water during the presentation
skulk rozpocznij naukę		move in a stealthy manner there was some skulking behind the bushes
usurp rozpocznij naukę		seize, take by force Khilji usurped the trone
expropriate rozpocznij naukę		appropriate he expropriated my ideas for his own article
appropriate rozpocznij naukę		apt, seize, expropriate
divest rozpocznij naukę		deprive, strip the company is divesting itself of some of its assets
preempt rozpocznij naukę		to acquire or appropriate before someone else Kanika preempted the GRE book; many tables were already preempted by family parties
mull rozpocznij naukę		ruminate, cogitate, contemplate
pensive rozpocznij naukę		thoughtful, reflective, contemplative, introspective a pensive mood
pique rozpocznij naukę		irritation he left in a fit of pique
peeve rozpocznij naukę		to irritate, annoy Kanika was peeved at being excluded from the surprise
miffed rozpocznij naukę		peeved, somewhat annoyed
grate rozpocznij naukę		have an irritating effect Seeing Ayush’s messages on my phone grated on my nerves
harangue 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		a lengthy and aggressive speech the interns were harangued by Annalise
heckle rozpocznij naukę		interrupt (especially a public speaker) with derisive or aggressive comments or abuses he was booed and heckled when he tried to address the demonstrators; Mr. Heckle
demonstrators 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		a participant in a public meeting or march troops opened fire on crowds of demonstrators
disgruntle rozpocznij naukę		angry or dissatisfied Miss Grundy was always disgruntled
slur rozpocznij naukę		speak indistinctly; an insinuation or allegation about someone that is likely to insult them or damage their reputation the comments were a slur on staff at the hospital
slander rozpocznij naukę		make false and damaging statements about; defame they were accused of slandering the head of the state
opprobrium rozpocznij naukę		harsh criticism or censure the critical opprobrium generated by Bhansali’s films
obloquy rozpocznij naukę		strong public condemnation, opprobrium he endured years of contempt and obloquy
calumny 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		the making of false and defamatory statements about someone in order to damage their reputation; SLANDER he accused the press of publishing vicious calumnies
libel rozpocznij naukę		a written defamation he sued the newspaper for libel
delectable 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		delicious; extremely attractive
enthral rozpocznij naukę		capture the fascinated attention of; captivate I was enthralled by his presence
rapture rozpocznij naukę		intense happiness; ecstasy; exaltation; exhilaration The Raptures
ennui rozpocznij naukę		boredom, tedium
ingenuous rozpocznij naukę		naive, innocent and unsuspecting,
gallant rozpocznij naukę		brave, heroic she had made gallant attempt to hide her tears
intrepid rozpocznij naukę		fearless, adventurous (used for rhetorical or humourous effect)
pluck rozpocznij naukę		spirited and determined courage, bravery it must have taken a lot of pluck to walk a path marked ‘Danger’
valiant rozpocznij naukę		brave, courageous, plucky, intrepid
defer rozpocznij naukę		postpone, adjourn they deferred the decision until February
protract rozpocznij naukę		prolong a heated, protracted court case
apocryphal rozpocznij naukę		of doubtful authencity, although widely circulated as true, fictitious an apocryphal story
erroneous rozpocznij naukę		wrong, incorrect employees sometimes make erroneous assumptions
ersatz 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		artificial and not as good as the real thing or product; not real or genuine ersatz coffee; ersatz emotion; she tried to make an ersatz version of the pizza without using gluten
fallacious 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		based on mistaken belief fallacious arguments
illicit rozpocznij naukę		illegal illicit drugs
sophistry rozpocznij naukę		the use of clever but false arguments, especially with the intention of deceiving trying to argue that i had benefited in any way from the disaster was pure sophistry
specious 🎐 rozpocznij naukę		superficially plausible, but actually wrong; misleadingly attractive a specious argument
prevarication rozpocznij naukę		avoid telling truth some people believe that prevarication in a good cause is justifiable
perjury rozpocznij naukę		the offence of wilfully telling an untruth or making a misrepresentation under oath 2 witnesses at the trial had committed perjury
mendacity rozpocznij naukę		untruthfulness, lying men have the audacity to lie—> mendacity. i was deeply offended by your mendacity
cower rozpocznij naukę		crouch down in fear children cowered in terror as the shoot out errupted
craven rozpocznij naukę		pusillanimous, cowardly
pusillanimous 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		timid you should be ashamed of your pusillanimous conduct during this dispute
trepidation 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen; apprehension; dread while everyone else was scared of spiders, Robin had no sense of trepidation; overpowered with trepidation
somber 🌟 rozpocznij naukę		gloomy, depressing or dismal funerals and burials tend to be very somber occasions

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