📚Vocabulary #37 | With or Without Vocabulary | Advanced Vocabulary | Kakkan Spoken english

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1. His wife is always complaining because he is a spendthrift.
Spendthrift – A person who spends a lot of money.
His wife is always complaining because he is a person who spends lot of money.
2. He has a lot of friends because he is a hedonist.
Hedonist – A person who lives for pleasure.
He has a lot of friends because he is a person who lives for pleasure.
3. Thomas Alva Edison and Nikola Tesla were contemporaries.
Contemporaries – men who lived at the same time.
Thomas Alva Edison and Nikola Tesla were men who lived at the same time.
4. He does not get on with anyone. He seems to be a misanthrope.
Misanthrope- A person who hates mankind.
He does not get on with anyone. He seems to be a person who hates mankind.
5. Two robbers went into the bank when two men waited in the car.
They were the accomplice.
Accomplice – Men helping out in the crime.
Two robbers went into the bank when two men waited in the car. They were the men helping out in the crime.
6. America is a nation full of immigrants.
Immigrants – People who came from foreign countries and settled there.
America is a nation full of People who came from foreign countries and settled there.
7. From the tenth floor, we had a grand panorama.
Panorama- Unbroken view of a large area of the city.
From the tenth floor, we had a grand Unbroken view of a large area of the city.
8. She maintains a lovely garden in front of her house.
I think she is an expert at horticulture.
Horticulture- The art of garden cultivation.
She maintains a lovely garden in front of her house. I think she is an expert at an art of garden cultivation.
9. It started in a small village. But it soon became a pandemic.
Pandemic – A disease that spread like a wild fire.
It started in a small village. But it soon became a disease that spread like a wild fire.
10. In the interview, the director selected his nephew as the new manager.
It was a clear case of nepotism.
Nepotism – A person in power of favouring his relatives.

In the interview, the director selected his nephew as the new manager. It was a clear case of a person in power of favouring his relatives.



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