12 April 2015

12 April 2015

-utmost ( adjective )

·         Of the greatest possible degree, extent or intensity

-the thing that he had done was an utmost contempt

·         Highest n extent or degree

-it was up to the utmost measure of human endurance

·         (comparative of ‘far’) most remote in space, time and order

-don’t go beyond the utmost tree

-gaol ( verb )

·         (law) lock up of confine, in or as in a jail

-the suspect were gaoled without trial

-humane ( adjective )

·         Pertaining to or concerned with the humanities

-the teachers teach a humane education at the school

-gleeful ( adjective )

·         Full of high-spirited delight

-A gleeful heart

-savage ( adjective )

·         (of person or their action) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering

-because she was so angry, she gave a savage slap to her friend

·         Wild and menacing

-at the end of the field there was a pack of savage dogs

·         Without civilizing influence

-the minister just ignored the savage people

·         Marked by extreme and violent

-he needed to be hospitalized because of a savage beating