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Deceptive, Sneaky Or Tricky Meant To Fool You
Example: The Investigators uncovered an insidious scheme to to rob people of their life savings. |
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hint or Clue Generally used When Talkin Bout Facial Expressions
Example: He Departed With The Slighest Mention Of His Purpose Or Giving The Least Intimation By Who He Was Sent. |
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Rich, Wealthy, Lugerious, Exspensive
Example: The Boy Grew Up In Such An Opulent HouseHold, That He Didnt Understand The Value Of A Dollar. |
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Easily bent Or Bendable
Example: She Was Very Pliable To Her Parents Because She Was Fearful Of What Would Happen To Her If She Did Not Do What They Comanded Her To. |
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To Repeat or Say Again
Example: Could You Reiterate The Sentence Please? |
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Calm, Doesnt Show Emotions
Example: The Soldiers Were Expected To Be Stolid, even As They Watched There Peers Get killed On The BattleField. |
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Easily Changeable
Example: We Made Tentative Plans To Meet Next Thursday And Agreed To Speak Again on TuesdayTo COnfirm Them. |
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Disheveled, Messy
Example: The unkempt Person Has Untidy Clothes And Appearance. |
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Word For Word
Example: The Students Had To Copy Verbatim EVerything On The ChalkBoard. |
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Carefully
Example: She Is Very Warily of Drivin Her Car. |
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To Lessen Or Cheapen the Value
Example: The Abrasive Sand Would Adulterate The Engines Oil By Adding Impurities Into The Lubrication System. |
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Able To Use Both Hands Equally Well
Example: You Can Tell The Kid Was Ambidextrous By The Way He Wrote With Both Hands Perfectly. |
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To Increase, Or Make larger
Example: i Had To Augment My Brain Power By A transPlant Which Made My Head Buldge Dangerously, Now I Am More Intelligent But My Life Expectancy Is De-Augmented. |
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Deprived of
Example: The Man Was Bereft of Brushing His Teeth, And You Can Tell By HIs Bad Breath And Yellow Teeth. |
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To Postition Or Send Out
Example: The General Deployed The Troops Out According To There Ranks. |
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Strength, Courage
Example: Having His Broken Leg WithOut Pain killers Required Fortitude. |
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To Open Wide
Example: When I Told My Husband The Cost of The Hat, It made Him Gape |
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To Mock, Jeer
Example: The Girl Was The Gibe Of The Class When She Went To School With A Unicorn Sweater. |
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A Mask or Outward Appearance
Example: On Halloween The Children Dress Up In A Guise So Nobody Will Recognize Who They Are. |
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