appease, apt, attain, avail
appease: I appease myself as doing sport when being angry
apt : Some people apt to learn language quickly
attain : I have difficult to attain getting better speaking
avail : We want other learners to be availed themselves of our groups,
convince, conceal, contempt, controversial, cling, compound, conscientious, cruticial, crude, curator, cope with
Convince : I managed to convince him that I was doing right.
Conceal : He can not cenceal his anger.
Contempt : All people are equal. Nobody with contempt for another
Controversial : A duty of government is that find a solution for controversial circumtances between states
Cling : We cling to doctors' advices for her.
Compound : (verb, adj, noun) is used in very different fields. Technical, Linguistic, Biology, soldierly, legal and financial system etc. The argue was compounded by his behaviour
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You are working conscientiously!
But,in my mind, the word moneyless is an adjective, it's better to say: I can no longer cope with lack of money/shortage of money.
selma said:
Please let us to know your new vocab. We can help each other,
Read a article, Choose a word, then write a sentence here with using it.....
or write your own blog but don't forget to copy here. :))
Conscientious, Crucial, Crude, Cope (with);
Conscientous :I had ayways been a very conscientious worker.
Crucial : I am playing a crucial role in my family.
Crude : Before reading a new book, I have a crude glance at its introduction.
Cope with : I can no longer cope with moneyless.
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