Written on Jan, 30, 2015
by Lynn
dim transitive verb definition: to consider, suppose, or judge. example: They deemed the young man unworthy as a future son-in-law. example: I had always deemed her a friend, but now I can see I was deceiving myself. example: The judge deemed the prisoner…
Written on Jan, 30, 2015
by admin
du plI sih ti noun deceitful speech or action. She was more hurt by her husband’s duplicity–his lying and covering up–than she was by his desire for a divorce. edit
Written on Jan, 29, 2015
by Lynn
sut transitive verb definition 1: to be appropriate to; go well with; fit. example: The somber tone of his speech suited the sad occasion. example: The color yellow suits her. definition 2: to be acceptable to; satisfy. example: The change in plans suits…
Written on Jan, 29, 2015
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grI məs noun a twisting of the face to show pain, disgust, or anger. He took a sip of the medicine with a grimace. intransitive verb to make a grimace. She grimaced as I pulled the splinter from her finger. edit
Written on Jan, 28, 2015
by Lynn
vaI @ b@l adjective definition 1: capable of germinating, growing, or developing, as a living organism or social organization. example: Many of the seeds were not viable, and we didn’t get as many plants as we had hoped. definition 2: capable of being…
