28 February 2015

28 February 2015

-massive ( adjective )

·         Imposing in size, bulk or solidity

-Moore’s massive sculpture

·         Being the same substance throughout

-he owned massive silver

·         Imposing in scale, scope, degree or power

-all the citizen are complaining about a massive increase in oil price

-fossilized ( adjective )

·         Set in a rigidly conventional pattern of behaviour, habits or belief @ inflexible

-He obsolete fossilized ways

·         Convert to a fossil

-the little animal fossilised and are now embedded in the limestone

-amber ( adjective ) ( nouns )

·         Of a medium to dark brownish yellow colour @ brownish-yellow

-when I was in America, my neighbour has a long straight amber hair.

·         A deep yellow colour

-An amber light illuminated the room

-overwhelming ( adjective )

·         So strong as to be irresistible

-an overwhelming majority

-the temptation to despair may become overwhelming

·         Very intense

-during her birthday party, she was overwhelming joy.

-relief

·         The feeling that comes when something burdensome is remove or reduced

-As he heard the news he suddenly felt relief

·         He condition of being comfortable or relieved ( especially after being relieved of distress

-he enjoyed his relief from responsibility

·         ( law ) redress awarded by a court

-Was the relief supposed to be protection from future harm or compensation from the past injury?

·         Someone who takes the place of another ( as when things get dangerous or difficult )

-the star had relief from dangerous scenes