16 April 2015

16 April 2015

-plethora ( nouns )

·         the property of being extremely abundant @ richness

-the policemen gave the plethora of detail regarding that case

-antithesis ( nouns )

·         exact opposite

-the theory that he gave was the antithesis of mine

-volition ( nouns )

·         the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention @ will (hasrat)

-the exercise of their volition we construe as revolt

·         the act of making a choice

-I followed my father’s volition

-sanction ( verb )

·         give permission or approval for something @ OK

-I will sanction his educational policies

-terse ( adjective )

·         brief and to the point; effectively cut short

-the news is short and terse so it is easy to understand

-formidable ( adjective )

·         extremely impressive in strength or excellence

-Unfortunately, I needed to face a formidable opponent

·         inspiring fear

-the formidable prospect of major surgery