7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

1/15

GOOD MORNING

ACHIEVERS

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

2/15

Yarely - With quickness or agility "Eat with dispatch," he said, "and follow meyarelyto

mine house."

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

3/15

Intestable :- Not legally qualified tomake a will, as an infant or a

lunatic

I understood that a man convicted by the verdict of hiscountry of housebreaking is infamous and intestable.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

4/15

Pullulate :- To increase rapidly;

multiply, to exist abundantly

Swept along by events, we have not had time to sketch

in the comic race of courtiers who pullulate at thecourt of Parma and passed droll comments on theevents we have been recounting.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

5/15

Sirocco :- Any hot, oppressive wind,especially one in the warm sector of a

cyclone.

The winter, with its cutting tramontana and sultry

sirocco days, we spent in the eternal city, takingrooms of an old woman who had a flat with stonefloors and straw chairs in the via Torre Argentina

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

6/15

Abut :- touch or join at the edge or

border, to end at

All these enclosures abut upon the river at one end,and on a house at the other.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

7/15

Torrefy :- To fire or intense heat, To roast,as metallic ores.

A coffee-roaster answers for this purpose, taking carenot to torrefythem too much, as the oil of the nutsuffers thereby, and it becomes a dark brown or black,grows bitter, and spoils the colour of the chocolate

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

8/15

Sabbatical :- Bringing a period of rest

The problem was his sabbatical, for which he hadbeen given a large additional foundation grant, wouldbegin in the summer

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

9/15

Pullulate :- To exist abundantly; swarm;

To increase rapidly; multiply Swept along by events, we have not had time to sketch

in the comic race of courtiers who pullulate at thecourt of Parma and passed droll comments on theevents we have been recounting.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

10/15

Virilocal :- Living with or located near ahusband's father's family.

By contrast, when marriage isvirilocal, the tiesbetween married women and their natal groups arecommonly attenuated.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

11/15

Eisegesis :- Expresses the interpreter'sown ideas, bias, or the like

Attempts to see profound or subtle distinctionsbetween kinds of belief in these two lines border uponeisegesis.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

12/15

Cosher :- To treat with special fondness

Skinny Guts was rarely known to shell out his moneyfor tucker when there were clan members at hand toCosher himself upon.

i

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

13/15

Foist :- To force upon or imposefraudulently or unjustifiably.

It's too bright, the sky is too big, and we're alwaystrying to foist our napalm off on Arizona

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

14/15

Decollete :- Wearing a low-necked garment

Since it was essential that a masquerade costume bedecollete, she had devised a backless costume, thefront cut to display her over-full bust and with onelong sleeve to cover her right arm.

7/29/2019 Verbal English 3rd for Level Five Professionals

15/15

Thank You