1. obscure (v.)
-to make (something) difficult to understand or know : to make (something) obscure
-to hide or cover (something) : to be in front of (something) so that it cannot be seen
-example: The true history has been obscured by legends about what happened.
2. pastoral (adj.)
1. refrain (n.)
-a group of lines in a poem or a song that are repeated regularly;a phrase or an idea that is often repeated.
-example: Skipped in time and shouted the refrain.
2. nimble (adj.)
1. bequeath (v.)
-to say in a will that you want somebody to have your property, money, etc. after you die
-example: He bequeathed his entire estate to his daughter.
2. bewilder (v.)
1. accede (v.)
-To agree.
-example: They ar ready to accede to our request for further information.
2. accelerate (v.)
1. harassed (adj.)
-anxious, annoyed and tired, especially because you have too many things to deal with:
-example: The supermarket was full of harassed-looking mothers with young children.
1. abnegate (v.)
-To renounce (a right or privilege).
-example: It can abnegate useless samples and make the knowledge of study objects accumulate.
2. abominable (adj.)
1. incomplete(adj.)
-not complete; lacking some part
-example: I rewrite some incomplete sentence structures
1. implicit (adj.)
-suggested without being directly expressed
-example: His statement is being seen as implicit criticism of the work of research laboratories.
1. interaction (n.)
-a mutual or reciprocal action; interacting
-example: We had good interaction.
1. mechanize (v.)
-to change a process, so that the work is done by machines rather than people
-example: The farm had been modernized and mechanized.
2. interior (adj.)
1. combatant (n.)
-a person, group, or country that takes part in a war
-example: Our nation is combatant during this war.
2. duel (n.)
1. aptitude (n.)
-natural ability that makes it easy for you to do something well
-example: I had no aptitude for accountancy and began to hate it.
1. perceptible (adj.)
-able to be seen, heard etc if you look, listen etc carefully
-example: Edward still walks with a perceptible limp.
1. reverence (n.)
-a strong feeling of respect and admiration for someone or something
-example: They spoke of the old man with reverence.
1. bureaucratic (adj.)
-using or connected with many complicated rules and ways of doing things : of, relating to, or like a bureaucracy or bureaucrat
-example: She had a bureaucratic nightmare.
2. retain (v.)
-(1)to continue to have or use (something)
1. obscure (v.)
-to make (something) difficult to understand or know : to make (something) obscure
-to hide or cover (something) : to be in front of (something) so that it cannot be seen
-example: The true history has been obscured by legends about what happened.
2. pastoral (adj.)
1. basin (n.)
-(1)a large area of land whose surface water all flows into a particular river or lake
-(2)a round open container used for holding liquids or for storing or mixing food
-(3)a large bowl fixed to the wall in a bathroom for washing your face and hands in
