8 March 2015

8 March 2015

-naïve ( adjective )

·         Marked by or showing unaffected simplicity and lack of guile or worldly experience

-A teenager’s naïve ignorance of life

·         ( fine art ) of or created by one without formal training ; simple or naïve in style

-naïve art such as that by Grandma Moses is often colourful and striking

·         Inexperience

-She is so naïve about love

·         Lacking information or instruction

-lamentably naïve as to the laws

·         Not initiated; deficient in relevant experience

-he took part in the experiment as a naïve subject

-flustered ( adjective )

·         Thrown into a state of agitated confusion; (‘rattled’ is an informal term)

-the more he loses, the more flustered he get

-sway-ed ( verb )

·         Move back and forth or sideway

-all the citizens worried when the tall building swayed

·         Move or walk in a swinging or swinging manner

-he swayed back

·         Win approval or support for

-his speech did not sway the voter

·         Cause to move back and forth

-the wind swayed the tree gently

-dowry ( nouns )

·         Money or property brought by a woman to her husband at marriage

-bickering ( nouns ) ( verb )

·         A quarrel about petty point

-the debate turned into thoughtless bickering

·         Argue over petty things

-Let’s not bicker over pennies