- REGALE (ADJECTIVE)
VERY IMPRESSIVE; TYPICAL OR SUITABLE FOR A KING AND QUEEN.
EXAMPLE:
1. The king is wearing a regale crown.
1. The king is wearing a regale crown.
2.If that did prove to be the case then we could regale readers with the full story.
- PROPHECY (NOUN)
A STATEMENT ABOUT WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE.
EXAMPLE:
1. The witch use her power to fulfill his prophecy.
1. The witch use her power to fulfill his prophecy.
2. The prophecy was fulfilled, and Lawrence was sentenced to be burnt alive on a gridiron.
- AUGUR (VERB)
TO BE A GOOD/BAD SIGN OF WHAT HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE.
EXAMPLE :
1.Mounting sales augur a profitable year.
1.Mounting sales augur a profitable year.
2.The picture below shows the continuous flight augur piles being constructed.
- WIDOW (NOUN)
A WOMEN WHOSE HUSBAND HAS DIED AND WHO HAS NOT MARRIED AGAIN.
EXAMPLE :
1. She has been widowed for ten years now.
1. She has been widowed for ten years now.
2. Widow Linda Carter, who husband David died last year from mesothelioma, is trying to trace former co-workers.
- BESOTTED (ADJECTIVE)
SO MUCH IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE/SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN'T THINK OR BEHAVE NORMALLY.
EXAMPLE :
1. Since Aaron was besotted with Yuhana, he started to not concentrate in his studies.
1. Since Aaron was besotted with Yuhana, he started to not concentrate in his studies.
2. We found him besotted with wine.
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