Long time no see . I am really sorry , its my fault . Really am . Ive been so lazy for a month too updated this blog . So , I will started again with all my strength . I hope this will really help me .

Let me shared something . I just so so stress lately . I need to work harder for the Sat and Toefl . But still , my English language were bad . Really bad . From this writing , you can guess how bad my English would be . *sigh* . This really moral me down . I hope miracle happened that day . I really into English but still , I cant do it . When I speak I always scared of my grammar . Or maybe my word  and maybe my sentences . I read more than I can imagine . But still ........

So , although I have been moral down by my bad language . I will keep try my best . I will never ever give up . I hope if maybe you can help me settle my negative and bad thinking . Or maybe you can give me some advice on how to improve in English . I really really need it .

So I had collected some of words from Sat Practice and I would search the words's meaning . This 25 words .



CONTEMPT

The feeling that somebody or something is value and deserves no respect at all .

• His treatment to his beautiful wife is beneath contempt . 

For something a lack of worry or fear about rule , danger .

• The firefighters showed a contempt for others safety . 

APPROBATION 

Approval or agreement .

• The approbation of manager h ad been given . 

DISDAIN 

The feeling that somebody or something is not good enough to get respect : contempt

• Se disdained his offer of helps . 

To do something to refuse to do something because you think you are important to do it .

• He disdained to turn to his son for advice 

UNRIVALED

Better or greater than others

• Her pose was the unrivaled

REVERENCES

A feeling of a great respect or admiration for somebody

• The poem convey his reverences towards nature 

TRUDGES 

To walk slowly or with heavy steps , because you are tired or you are carrying heavy thing

• He trudges to the last two miles to the town 

MEANDER

( For road or river ) To curve a lot rather than straight

• The stream meanders slowly down to the sea 

To walk slowly and change direction suddenly without a particular aim : wander

• They were meander all around the city . 

( Of a conversation or discussion ) To develop slowly and change subject often , that make it more boring and difficult to understand .

• Instead of listening to those meander discussion , Ali take his beautiful sleep 

AMBLE 

To walked at a slow relaxed speed

• We ambled down to the beach together before we had our separate ways . 

RAGES 

A feeling of violent anger that us difficult to control

• His face was dark with rage 

GARRULOUS 

Talking a lot especially about unimportant thing

• I've been wander why she had been so quite when she is actually a garrulous girl .

EQUIVOCAL 

Not having one clear or definite meaning or intention : able to understood in a very many ways .

• She gave an equivocal answer , typical of politician . 

(actions) difficult to understand or explain clearly or easily

• The experiments produces equivocal results . 

TACITURN 

Tending not to say very much in a way of unfriendly

• Although Suzie is a garrulous but her brother is a taciturn boy .

GREGARIOUS 

Liking to be with other people : sociable

• She is really a friendly and gregarious girl which always talks with a bantering voice 

MEAGER 

Small in quantity but poor in quality

• A meager diet of bread and water 

EVOLVE 

To develop gradually , especially from a simple to a more complicated form : to develop something in this way

• The company has evolved into a major chemical manufactured . 

To develop over time , often many generations , into form that are better adapted to survive changes in their environment

• The three species evolved from a single ancestor 

ESCHEW 

To deliberately avoid or keep away from something

• I wander her mom eschew the terrible news from her because she seem so happy today  

POSSESS

To have  or own some thing

• The gallery possesses a number of the artist's early work 

To have a particular quality or feature

• Im afraid he doesnt possess sense of humour

( emotional , feeling ) To have a powerful effect on somebody and control they way they think

• He possess her with his fake love 

Somebody to do something  (used in negative sentences and questions ) to make somebody do something that seems strange or unreasonable .

• What possess him to say such things ? 

AMBIVALENT 

Having or showing both good or bad feelings about something

• She having a feeling of ambivalent about her job 

FETTERED 

To restrict somebody's freedom to do what they want

• The girl was fettered after she was sold by her father to the big man 

To put chain to the prisoner's feet

• The prisoners were fettered with a big and heavy chain by the police because they were so aggressive

ENFRANCHISED

To give somebody the right to vote in election

• All of the Malaysians were enfranchised to choose their leader . 

ENTHRALLED

Something that give it all your attention

• The child watched , enthralled by the bright moving images . 

PINIONED 

To hold or to tie someone , especially by their arms , so that they cannot move

• His armed were pinioned to his side 

CONVENTIONAL 

Tending to follow what is done or considered acceptable by society in general : normal and ordinary , and perhaps not very interesting .

• She's very conventional in her views 

Following what is traditional or the way something has been done for a long time

• Its not a hotel , in the conventional sense , but rather a whole village turned into a hotel . 

ENCUMBERED

To make it difficult for somebody to do something or for something to happen

• The police operation was encumbered by a crowd of reporter 

To be large and/ or heavy and make it difficult to move

• The frogmen were encumbered by their diving equipment 

DEVOID OF

Completely lacking in something

• The letter was devoid of warmth and feeling . 

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