tax amnesty

mortgage(a legal agreement by which a bank, building society, etc. lends money at
interest in exchange for taking title of the debtor's property, with the condition
that the conveyance of title becomes void upon the payment of the debt, convey(a
property) to a creditor as security on a loan)

redeemed(gain or regain possession of(something)in exchange for payment, compensate

for the faults or bad aspects of)
solicitor(darkhast guzar, a lawyer who prepares legal documents,the most senior
legal officer of a city. town or government dept, a person whose job is to visit or
telephone people and try to sell them sth)

Sussex County and expected to receive from other counties as well which showed that
117,000 pounds was the total amount of the flat for which a mortgage of 55,000 to
60,000 pounds was created that got redeemed by the solicitor at certain point of
time.

ethnicity(nasal, the face of belonging to a particular race, many factors are

important, for example class, gender, age and ethnicity)

trivial(little value or importance, insignificant, unimportant, (of a person)

concerned only with petty things,Although the role seems trivial at first, a good
actor can use it to create a huge impact)

nuance(a very slight differene in meaning sound, colour or sb's feelings that is
not usually very obvious, he watched her intently to catch every nuance of
expression)

Outrage(strong feeling or anger, violent event, ruel or very wrong that shocks
people or makes them very angry) syn: atrocity, no one has yet claimed
responsibility for this latest bomb outrage, enormity)

outrageous(very shocking and unacceptable)

nowhere(not in or to any place)

apprehensive(worried or frightened that sth unpleasant may happen, she was

deeply apprehensive that something might go wrong)

apprehend(to understand or recognize sth, to catch sb and arrest them)

appraise(to consider or examine sb/sth an form an opinion about them or it, an

appraising glance/look)

profusely(Profusely is defined as something done in an abundant way, or something

done or provided in great quantities)

apex(the top or highest part of something, apex court(supreme court))

one way stream(A small, narrow river, A mass of people or things moving
continuously in the same direction, pedarpy)

ample opportunity(enough or more than enough)

become victims of their own pride

paltry: small amount

thereon(On or following from the th, on it. just mentioned,the order of the court
and the taxation consequent thereon)

Barring (except for, unless there is/are barring accident, we should arrive on
time.)

fascinate(to attract or interest sb very much, china has always fascinated me)

fasciniting(an extremely interesting and attractive, fascinating story/subject)

mesmerize(capture the complete attention of (someone); transfix, they were

mismerized by story)

bathe(to wash something with water)

robust(strong,vigorous, strong and full determination, showing that you are sure
about what you are doing)

nascent(beginning to exist,recently formed or started, not fully developed, Online

dating has gone from a nascent idea to an established concept that helps millions
of people find love)

wrangle(noun, an argement that is complicated and continues over a long period of

time, verb, to argue angrily and usally for a long period of time, they're still
wrangling over the financial details)

perversion(unacceptable behaviour especially when connected to sex, act of changing

right to wrong)

perverted(to change a system process stc in a bad way so that it is not what it
used to be or what is should be, some scientific discoveries has perveretd to
create weapons of destruction, sysn: corrupt, to tell a lie or to do sth in order
to prevent the police)

underpin(to support or form the basis of argument, the report is underpinned by

extensive research)

unleash(to suddenly let a strong force, emotion etc be felt or have an effect, the
government propasals unleased a storm of protest in the press)

credentialed(the qualities, training or experience that make you suitable to do

sth, he has all the credentials for the job, documents such as letter that prove
that you are who you claim to be, and can therefore be trusted)

undermine(to make sth, especially sb's confidence or authority, gradually weaker or

less effective, our confidence in the team has been seriously undermined by their
recent dfeats, to make something weaker at the base)

sanitary(connected with keeping places clean and healthy to live in, especially
removing human waste, clean, hygienic)

sadism(enjoyment from watching or making sb suffer, there's a streak of sadism in

his nature, sadist(person who does sadism))

salacious(encouraging sexual desire or containing too much sexual detail)

saline(containing salt)

salivate(to produce more saliva in your mouth especially when you see food)
sanction(an official order that limits trade, contacts, etc with partcular
country, in order to make it do sth, such as obeying international law, trae
sanctions, official permissionor approval of an action or change, syn:
authentication, qanoon manwany k lye koi iqdaam krna jesy penalty lgana)

perpetuate(continue for long period of tie without interruption, continuous, the

perpetual noise of trafic, refquently repeated in way that is annoying,
continual,lasting for the whole of somebody's life)

persecutor(a person who treats another person or group of people in a cruel and
unfair way)

nepotism(Favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by

giving them jobs)

limelight( a focus of public attention)

duet(two items of the same kind, two performers or singer who perform together)

impeccable(without fault or error, faultless)

condimentA preparation (a sauce or relish or spice) to enhance flavor or

enjoyment)

fad(something that people are interested in for only a short period of time, craze,
a fad for physical fitness)

fade(to become or to make sth become paler or less bright, the sun had faded the
curtains, to disappear gradually, her smile faded, faded away: to beome very weak
or ill/sick and die)

skim(skim cream of milk)

hustle(Move or cause to move energetically or busily, a state of great activiy,

the hustle and bustle of the big citites, activiy, a fraud or swindle)

hurricane(violent storm with strong winds)

induce(persaude)

ubiquitous(found everwhere, omnipresent, global)

opaque(not clear, difficult to undertand, impenetrable)

rot(decay, decompose, rotting leaves

jargon((often disapproving) words or expressions that are used by a particular
profession or group of people and are difficult for others to understand,
medical/legal/computer etc jargon, used to describe the fact that a situation is
getting worse, nonesense silly things that somebody says)

j-cloth(a type of light cloth usef for cleaning)

jest(joke)

jazz(a type of music with strong rhythms)

reassert (to state again clearly and firmly that sth is true to start to hae an
effect again after a period of not having any effect)

reap(to obtain sth espcially good)

shrugge(to raise your shoulders and then drop them to show that you do not know or
car about sth, sam shrugged and said nothing, shrugged her shoulder,dismiss)

aggregate(a total number or amount made up of smaller amounts that are collected
together, sand or broken stone that is used to make concrete or for building roads)

aggrieve(feeling that you have been treated unfairly, the aggrieved party)

agitate( to argue strongly for sth you want especially for changes in a law in
social conditions etc, compaign, koi cheez bnana espcialy sharab bnana)
guff (statements or beliefs that that you think are stupid and make no sense,
nonsense)
abating(Become less in amount or intensity)

tremor( an involuntary vibration, as if from illness or fear)

brexit (The a event, idea or process of the UnitedKingdom leaving the

EuropeanUnion)

bilge(the almost flat part of the bottom of a boat or a ship, inside or outside,
dirty water that collects in a ship's bilge)

way out meaning

pendant(a piece of jewellery that you wear around your neck on a chain, jewellery)

vandalize(to damage something especially public property, deliberately and for no

good reason)

vandalism(the crime of destroying or damaging sth,)

mantra(A commonly repeated word or phrase especially during prayer or meditation)

sift(examine (something) thoroughly so as to isolate that which is most important

or useful., analyze, dissect, review, to examine sth very carefully in order to
decide what is important or useful or to find sth important, we will sift every
scrap of evidence, crash investigators have been sifting through the wreckage of
the aircraft, remove sth that you don't want)

trump: to override

cohort((disapproving) a member of a group of people who support another person,

robinson and his cohorts were soon ejected from the hall, a group of people who
share a common feature or aspect of behaviour, the 1999 birth cohort)

pedigree(The descendants of one individual, a person's family history or

background)

Socialite(A socially prominent person)

Outdoorsman(A person who spends time outdoors (e.g., hunting or fishing))

Avid (very enthusiastic about something, avid reader)

Privilege ( to give sb/sth special rights or advantages that othes do not hae,
favour, education policies that privilage the children of wealthy parents, the
rights and advantages that rich and powerrful people iin a society have,, honour,
annotate(Add explanatory notes to or supply with critical comments, comment)

tangible solutin(real solution rather than imaginary or visionary)

regressivefe,

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agrarian

shovel
lacklustre(uninspired, not brilliant,dull)

occasional flash of brilliance i

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around in the future.

unearth (find, discover, digup)

societal (relating to society or social relations)

brutal fact

preparedness had been blighted by a number of factors.

perplex(makhmasy me dalna, kashmakash me dalna, puzzle, baffle, bewilder)

deodorant(antiperspirant, body spray, substance which removes unpleasant smells

specially body odours)

intact(not damaged, unbroken, undamaged)

antcipate(look forward to, expect, predict)

THESPIAN (relating to drama and theater): thespian dilip kumar

tipping (overbalance or cause to overbalance)

decree (an official order)

headcount (an instance of counting the number of people present)

vague(uncertain, indefinite, unclear)

consolidate (make(something)physically stronger or more solid)

prelude(an action or event serving as an introductin to something more important)

tormentors (a person who inflicts severe mental or physical suffering on someone)

minuscule(extremely small, tiny)

lynch ((of a mob) kill(someone), especially by hanging, for an alleged offense with
or without legal trial)

remorse(deep regret or guilt for a wrong commited, guilt, repentance)

leftist(a person with left wing political views)

distraught(feeling or appearing troubled or nervous)

epitome(a person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or
type, personification)

invective(insulting abusive, or highly criticial language, abuse, insult,

swearing)

lash out(hit or kick out at somethinig or somethinig)

diatribe(a forceful and bitter verbal attack against someone or something)

abode1(a place of residence, a house of home)

commuter(a person who travels some distance to work on regular basis, daily
traveler, passenger)

woe(great sorrow, misery)

untoward(unexpected and inapropriate or inconvenient, inconvenient, unexpected)

appalling(causin shock or dismay, horrific, verybad, awful,dreadful)

leverage(use somethign to maximum advantage, use borrowed capital for (an

investment)

craven(cowardly)

repercusion(result, effect, inintended consequence)

venture(risky or daring journey or undertaking)

dung(exreement of animals, manure)

ascertain(find(something)out for certain, make sure of, discover, deduce)

solace(comfort, consolation in a time of great distress or sadness)

numb(deprive of feeling or responsiveness, senseless, desensitizing)

nerd(a foolish or contemptible person who lacks social skills or is boringly

studious, a single minded expert in a particualr technical field, a computer nerd)

perennial(enduring, abiding,perpetual)

abide(of a feeling or a memory lating a long time)

indispensable(absolute necessary,essential)

invaluable(extremely useful, indispensable)

altruistic(unselfish,compassionate)

consent(noun,verb permission for something to happen or agreemnt to do somethinig,

approval)
eminent(adj, famous and respected within a partiular spher or profession, renowned,
illustrious, notable, prestigious)

plethora(a large or excessive amount of(something), excess,

overabundance,surplus,glut)

damp(noun,verb,slightly wet,moist)

perforate(pierce and make a hole or hole in, penetrate, puncture)

manhandle(bura sulook krna)

pertinent(relevant,suitable, fitting,fit, applicable)

excerpt(a short extracted from a film, broadcase, or piece of music or writing,

extract, part, section, piece, clip)

pitfall(a hidden or unseuspected danger or difficulty, hazard, danger, risk, peril,

drawback)

bloodletting(the surgical removal of some of a patient's blood for the therapeuitic

purpoe, the violant killing and wounding of people during a war or conflict)

gratuity(a tip given to a waiter, a sum of money paid to an employee at the end of
a period of employement, taxi driver, etc, tip, gift, present, reward)

slay(kill(a person or animal) in a violant way, slaughter, massaclre, murder,

buthcer)

reminisce(indulge in enjoyble recollection of past events, remember, recall,

recollect)

segregation(the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other

people or things or being set apart, jesy boys or girls ko alg alg bithaty scls me)

curbing(the concrete or stones collectively forming a curb)

bicker(argue about petty or trivial matters, quarrel, argue, wrangle)

troublesome(causing difficulty or annoyance, annoying, irritating)

ally(combine or unite a resource or commodity with(another) for mutual benefit, he

allied his racing experience with his father's business acumen, combine, merge)

perplexing(completely baffling, very puzzling)

reign(hold royal office, rule as king or queen)

creep(to move slowly, quietly and carefully so that one could not hear,crawl)

creed(a system of religious belief, a faith, religion)

persaude(ragib krna, qail krna)

slam(to crash into sth with a lot of fore, to make sth do this, the car skidded and
slammed into a tree, collide, smash, crash)
ratify(sign or give formal consent to (a treaty, contract, or agreement) making it
officially valid)

consent(permission for something to happen or agreement to do something)

conveyance(the action or process of transporting someone or something from one

place to another)

void(not valid or legally binding)

impulsive(of people or their behaviour acting suddenly without thinking carefully

what might happen because of what you are doing, impetuous, rash, an impulsive
decision/gesture)

curb(to control or limit sth, especially sth bad, he needs to curb his temper)

etiquitte( the formal rules of correct or polite behaviour in society or among

members of particular profession, advice on ettiquett)

etymology(the study of the orgin and history of words and their meanings)

impluse(a sudden strong wish or need to do sth, without stopping to think about the
results, he had a sudden impulse to stand up and sing)

inanimate(not alive in the way that people, animals and plants are, dead or
appearing to be dead, a man was lying inanimate on the floor)

incognito(in a way that prevents other people from finding out who you are, movie
stars ofte prefer to travel incognito)

incoherent(unble to express youself clearly, often because of emotion)

nub(the central or essential point of a situation, problem etc, the nub of the
matter is that business is declining)

nuke(to attack a place with nuclear weapon, a nuclear weapon)

nullifY(invalidate, negate)

creed(religious belief)

boggy(too wet and muddy to be easily walked on,

marshy, swampy, the shrub grows naturally in boggy ground)

restrain(to hold back from action check, suppress, curb, to keep under control,
restrict)

impasse
bounty
nascent
vigor
palpitating
atrocity
flicker
subtle
liens
pledges
evict
tenants
offend
sheer
pertinent
fiasco
problematic
oppression
temperamental
therapeutic
wondering
clautrophobia

tantrum(an uncontrolled outburst of anger and frustration, typically in a young

child.)

torment(v,[Link] to experience severe mental or physical

suffering,torture,agony,suffering)

henious((of a person or wrongful act, especially a crime) utterly odious or

wicked., wicked,odious,evil)

turmoil(a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.,the country was in

turmoil",confusion, upheaval,turbelance, tumult)

intensify(become or make more intense,verb, the dispute began to intensity,

escalate, increase, boost)

dungeon(a strong underground prison cell, especially in a castle, oubliette)

warring(of two or more people or groups in conflict with each other, conflicting,
opposing, fighting, battling, querreling)

mobile(able to move or be moed freely or easily)

hail(pellets of rozen rain which fall in showers from cumulonimbus clouds, a large
number of things hurled forcefully through the air, a hail of bullets)

toddler(a young child who is just beginning to walk, small, infant, child, tot)

laureate(a person who is honred with an award for outstanding creative or

intellectual achievement)

retribution(deserved and severe punishment, they fled because the feared

retribution for the genocide)

genocide(the murder of a whole group of people, especially a whole nation, race or

religious group, assassinate, butcher, dispatch, attempt, manslaughter, lynch)

omen(an event regarded as a portent of good or evil, prophetic significance,

portent, sign token)

regressive(returning to a former or less developed state, characterized by

regression, egressive aspects of recent local government reform,of a tax) taking a
proportionally greater amount from those on lower incomes, indirect taxes are, as
a group, regressive, unprogressive, downhill, negative, retrograde)
rebutal( an instance of rebutting evidence or an accusation, refutation, denial,
disproving)

rebut(claim or prove that(evidence or an accusation) is false, deny, contradict,

controvert).

controvert(deny the truth of something, aruge about(something), the views in the

article have been controverted, subsequent work form the same laboratory
controverted these results).

whack(strike forcefully with a sharp blow, hit beat, strike, a try or attempt,)

glorify(praise and worship(God), praise, extol, worship, describe or represent as

admirable especially unjustifiablY)

portent(a sign or warning that something, especially something momentous or

clamitous(catastrophic, disastrous) is like to happen, omen, signal, forewarning)

momentous((of a decision, event or change) of great importance or significance,

especially in its bearing on the future, important, significant, historic)

manipulators

prose(ordinary writing as distinguished from verse, think its just a typo or my

bad Scottish accent creeping into my prose)

typo(a mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanicalfailures of some kind,

how can i miss that typo?,literal error, misprint)

incentive(bonus given to employees, a positive motivational influence)

haven(a shelter serving as a place of safety or sanctuary, harbor, oasis, seaport)

cruise(to win or achieve somthing easily, brilliant israr cruises past ali to win
roashan khan)

acquittal(judment of not guilty)

foresee(realize beforehand, anticipate)

induce(cause to arise, act of bringing about a desired result,getting, causing)

deem(to have a opinion about something, consider)

pennant(the awrad given to the champion)

meticulous(fastidious, being careful that every detail of sth is correct, nitpicky)

enervate(to make sb feel weaken or tired, enervating disease)

henceforth(from this time)

genre(a style of expresing yourself in writing, a kind of literary or artistic

work, an expresssive style of music,music genre, writing style, musical style,)

fantasize(daydream, indulge in daydreaming, imagine(something that one wants to

happen)

hibernation(inactive)