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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:38

🌀5. TAWDRY 🌀

a) Some young tawdry has created a ruckus in front of my house.

b) He purchased 2 new tawdry from the online retailer.

c) Even though she earned a lot of money, she always wore a tawdry dress.

d) The tawdry from north Indian who recently came to Chennai had a knack for stealing cars

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:38

🌀4. UNKEMPT 🌀

a) He was released from jail after 2 years, he looked pale and unkempt

b) I would rather unkempt my time to read a book than watch a movie.

c) Some days , she was unkempt –no makeup, hair a mess, the same t-shirt and it was those days when I found her most desirable.

d) Excessive littering has turned this beautiful beach into an unkempt place.

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:37

🌀3. RIFFRAFF 🌀

a) Mom says that in her day, people who got tattoos were considered to be total riffraff.

b) There was total riffraff when there was a party next door.

c) The new detective was able to solve cold cases very easily, so his colleagues called him a total riffraff.

d) The fresher who was appointed for the job was very skilled, people called him riffraff

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:37

🌀 2. PRISTINE 🌀

a) The lighthouse is a pristine for ships lost in the dark

b) Because of the imposition of lockdown, the beaches were pristine and beautiful

c) When he joined the military, he pristine to be worked out daily.

d) As a caretaker of the museum, I liked to keep all the artifacts in pristine condition.

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:37

🌀1. PROLIX 🌀

a) The lengthy extracts from the judgments appeared to be prolix and didn’t feel to be read.

b) I couldn’t prolix most of my money on things which are temporary.

c) Joseph likes to prolix most of his time helping the poor.

d) My old English professor was a prolix speaker so I had to understand it with a dictionary beside me.

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:36

Directions (1-5) : Identify the correct usage of the following words according to individual directions given below for each question :-

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 10:36

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THE ENGLISH CLUB (†ÈÇ)

21 Nov, 09:31

TO TEST THE WATERS
verb
🔹to check the likelihood of success before proceeding

📌 Before announcing their new initiative, the politicians tested the waters by conducting polls on the likely public response.
📌 Your idea might be popular with people, but before you start marketing it you should test the waters.
📌 We were testing the waters about this new magazine we wanted to launch.
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