18/3/2015- Wednesday

1. Amicable
- showing a polite and friendly desire to avoid disagreement and argument
- Synonyms: agreeable, harmonious, compatible, congenial, frictionless, kindred, unanimous, united
I wish I could be as amicable as Faris. He is a happy-go-lucky person.

2. Acrid
-  bitter and unpleasant in taste or smell
- Synonyms: bitter, acrimonious, embittered, hard, rancorous, resentful, sore
I don't like acrid foods such as Tapi, durian and petai.

3. Hedonism
- the belief that pleasure or happiness is the most important goal in life
To build a harmony atmosphere in a family, ones have to plant hedonism.

4. Impetuous
- acting or done quickly and without thought
When someone pacify her, the impetuous character will appear.

5. Benevolent
- kind and generous
- Synonyms: beneficent, humane, benignant, compassionate, good-hearted, kind, kindhearted
I desire her. She is a benevolent person.

17/3/2015- Tuesday

1. Glib
- speaking in a smooth, easy way that is not sincere
I was late. But then, I tried to use my glib intonation to persuade Sir Razak. Oh yes, my excuse accepted.

2. Abbreviate
- to reduce (a word or name) to a shorter form/ to make something shorter
- Synonyms: shorten, abridge, curtail, cut back, dock, elide, syncopate, truncate
Mdm Zu adviced us, the whole class to avoid flowery sentences in our essay by abbreviating the sentences.

3. Censure
- official strong criticism
- Synonyms: commination, condemnation, denunciation
A group of student shows their censure about homework via social network such as facebook and twitter had been bashed by the society.

4. Evanescent
- lasting a very short time
- Synonyms: brief, deciduous, ephemeral, momentary, flash
When you love someone because of her beauty, then trust me that your love is an evanescent.

5. Frugal
- careful about spending money or using things when you do not need to (using money or supplies in a very careful way)
- Synonyms: economical, economizing, provident, scrimping, sparing, thrifty
She is a frugal person as she never outing and hangout with her friends during weekend unless if she need to.

16/3/2015 - Monday

1. Cornucopia
- a great amount or source of something
Cornucopia food to the flash flood victims at least may help them to light their burdens.

2. Savvy
- verb, adjective, noun
- having practical understanding or knowledge of something
- Synonyms: astute, canny, clear-eyed, clear-sighted
The savvy concept of pressure make me daze all the night.

3. Glib
- speaking in a smooth, easy way that is not sincere
- try to glib with your teachers in order to persuade them not to give more homework.

4. Decimation
- to severely damage or destroy a large part of something
- Synonyms: annihilate, destroy, demolish, desolate, devastate, do in, extinguish
The oil spill to the river lead to the decimation of aquatic creatures.

5. Connive
- to secretly help someone do something dishonest or illegal
- Synonyms: wink
In order to be selected to be the student of that elite school, he asks her father to connive him.

14/3/2015- Saturday

Words of the day

1. Absurd
- extremely silly, foolish, or unreasonable
- Synonyms: fantastic, bizarre, crazy, fanciful, foolish, insane
Haha. His absurd face make me laugh.

2. Persimonious
- very unwilling to spend money
- Synonyms: cheap, chintzy, close, closefisted, mean, mingy, miserly, niggard, niggardly, stingy
Though he is a rich person, but is known as a parsimonious person in the village.

3. Quixotic
- hopeful or romantic in a way that is not practical
- Synonyms: idealist, idealistic, romantic, starry
I am a quixotic person especially with my love where as I usually make something to her secretly.

4. An masse
- as a single group , all together
- En masse we make this night meaningful.

5. Caprice
- a sudden change in someone's mood or behavior
- Synonyms: bee, whim, crank, fancy, freak, humor, kink, maggot
A caprice led him to make decision without thinking.

15/3/2015 - Sunday

1. Soporific
- causing a person to become tired and ready to fall asleep
- Synonyms: drowsy, narcotic, opiate, sleepy, slumberous
The saporific dance training for the whole day make me tired.

2. Debilitate
- to make someone or something weak or to reduce the strength
- Synonyms: weaken, devitalize, enervate, enfeeble, etiolate, prostrate
Mascular dystrophy delibitate someone and cause the patient to die at the early age.

3. Vicarious
- experienced or felt by watching, hearing about, or reading about someone else rather than by doing something yourself
Learning vicariously can help student understand effectively.

4. Emulate
- to try to be like someone or something you admire
- Taylor Swift is my idol. I'm trying to emulate her.

5. Exalt
- to raise someone or something to a higher level
- Synonyms: aggrandize, canonize, deify, dignify, elevate, ennoble
I exalt the boost up her spirit to do her work nicely.

13/3/2015 - Friday

1. Decorum
- correct or proper behavior that shows respect and good manners
- Synonyms: decency, form, propriety
You have to mantain the decorum in the interview in order to be selected for the job.

2. Ubiquitous
- seeming to be seen everywhere
- Synonyms: common or garden , commonplace, everyday, familiar, frequent
The trend of Korean style recently ubiquitous in Malaysia.

3. Propitious
- likely to have or produce good results
- Synonyms: auspicious, bright, encouraging, fair, golden, heartening, likely, optimistic
His propitious step can lead him to success in his examination.

4. Sporadic
- happening often but not regularly
- Synonyms: aperiodic, casual, catchy, choppy, discontinuous, episodic
My sporadic allergic happen again and again. It getting worst.

5. Hedonism
- the belief that pleasure or happiness is the most important goal in life
- Synonyms: carnality, debauchery, sensuality, sybaritism, voluptuousness
Hedonism believe that money can't buy love.

12/3/2015 - Thursday

Ok. Ok. I surrender. At last. I step out of my bed. For the activity week. I joined the activity of making kite. Hahahaha. Never had experience of making kite.

1. Pervasive
- existing in every part of something
The cancer cells pervasively spread in her body and killed her violently.

2. Conscientious
- very careful about doing what you are supposed to do
- Synonyms: conscionable, ethical, honest, honorable, just, moral, principled, scrupulous
She bring the beaker filled with 0.2 mol of sulphuric acid conscientiously.

3. Capricious
- changing often and quickly
- Synonyms: fickle, changeable, changeful, flickery, fluctuating, fluid, inconsistent, inconstant
Girls usually tend to have capricious mood spring PMS.

4. Rascal
- a person and especially a young person who causes trouble or does things that annoy people
My rascal brother always disturb me when I am doing my job.

5. Stupefy
- to shock or surprise (someone) very much
- Synonyms: amaze, astonish, astound, bowl over, dumbfound
She said that she was really shock on her stupefy birthday surprise last year.

Ok. Here is our kite from the representative of MADPP students. The only group represented by girls. A nice kite but unfortunately, it can't be flied. Cry. Maybe because of the decoration.
(Tu acah je naikkan kite, but actually there's nothing. Haha)
Ok. Our team. Boooom!

11/3/2015 - Wednesday

Urm. Ok. Activity week in KKTM LEDANG. Unlike the activity week in my previous school. Everything was compulsory. No matter what. We had to involve. But not here anymore. Only certain of them who are interested to join. For sur , that is not me. Hehe. Lazy. Kinda jealous when they said the activities was fascinating. But. Naah. Lazy. Just vegetating in my room. For about 4 days.

1. Paltry
- very small or too small in amount
- Synonyms: cheap, cruddy, deplorable, despicable, dirty, grubby, lame
Paltry exercise make us fail in the exam.

2. Invigorate
- to give life and energy to (someone)
- Synonyms: amp (up), brace, energize, enliven, fillip, fire, ginger (up), animate, jazz (up)
Crush actually can invigorate yourself.

3. Dwindle
- to gradually become smaller
- Synonyms: abate, de-escalate, dent, deplete, diminish
My clothes dwindled after I use that dryer.

4. Trite
- not interesting or effective because of being used too often
- Synonyms: banal, cliché , cobwebby, commonplace, hack, hackney, hackneyed, moth-eaten
The manager rejected the trite advertisement.

5. Laconic
- using few words in speech or writing
- Synonyms: aphoristic, apothegmatic, brief, capsule, compact, compendious, crisp, curt
His laconic summary about the story was fabulous.

Here am I. In my room. No one. Just with my bae����

10/3/2015 - Tuesday

1. Mitigate
- to make something less severe, harmful, or painful
- Synonyms: allay, alleviate, assuage, ease, help, mollify, palliate, relieve, soothe
The wall at least can mitigate the the country from being attack by opponents.

2. Eradicate
- to remove something completely
- Synonyms: abolish, black out, blot out, cancel
Don't try to eradicate me from this group or else you will be regret.

3. Thwart
- to prevent someone  from doing something or to stop something from happening
I am thwarting her so that she'll forget about her date with a mysterious guy.

4. Esoteric
- only taught to or understood by members of a special group : hard to understand
- Synonyms: abstruse, arcane, deep, profound, hermetic
The medical terms which use by the doctors are usually esoteric to be understand.

5. Grandiose
- seeming to be impressive or intended to be impressive but not really possible or practical
- Synonyms: august, baronial, epic, gallant, glorious, grand
The grandiose idea of the director was nonsense unless if he tries to make it real.

9/3/2015 - Monday

1. Approbation
- praise or approval
- Synonyms: approval, blessing, favor, imprimatur
Some of us need approbation in order to raise their spirit.

2. Rage
- a strong feeling of anger that is difficult to control
- Synonyms: agitation, deliriousness, delirium, distraction
His annoying attitudes makes people around him rages.

3. Eshew
- to avoid something especially because you do not think it is right, proper, etc.
- Synonyms: avoid, dodge, duck, elude
To eschew rape cases among girls especially, everyone must follow do's and don't.

4. Enthrall
- to hold the attention of someone by being very exciting, interesting, or beautiful
- Synonyms: arrest, bedazzle, catch up, enchant, fascinate
The sellers at the market are enthralling
To attract customers.

5. Encumber
- to make someone or something hold or carry something heavy
- Synonyms: clog, cramp, embarrass, hamper, fetter, handcuff, handicap
The tasks are encumbering for him.

8/3/2015- Sunday

1. Silhouette
- the shape or outline of something

2. Benevolent
- kind and generous
- Synonyms: beneficent, humane, benignant, compassionate, good-hearted, kind, kindhearted
She is a benevolent person.

3. Cumbersome
- hard to handle or manage because of size or weight
- it was terrible. I brought a cumbers cumbersome trelling bag, for hiking.

4. Inadvertant
- not intended or planned
- Synonyms: casual, chance, fluky
The inadvertant vacation was tiring but was an awesome short vacation indeed.

5. Animosity
- a strong feeling of dislike or hatred
- Synonyms: enmity, animus, antagonism, antipathy
Candidness is better than being an animosity of someone.

5/3/2015- Thursday

Who like to be at hometown? Aloof. Ok. Honestly, I don't like to stay at the village. I mean stay at my village alone. It make me bored. Without internet connection, what are you expect me to do? But I have to.

Somehow, village also can be a tranquil place, especially after having my Spm result. As village are isolated from hustle bustle of the city. At the end of this post, I'll show some pic of my hometown.

Words of the day.

1. Demean
- to insult or to cause someone to lose dignity
I was like demeaning myself when I was entering the male toilet. I am a girl!

2. Derisive
- abusing vocally / expressing contempt or redicule
- Synonyms: absurd, cockamamy, comical, ridiculous
I was surprised by his derisive behavior. Usually, he is a happy-go-lucky person.

3. Witty
- funny and clever
- Synonyms: clever, facetious, humorous, jocular, smart
Syakirah is a witty girl as she can solve the math problem just in a blink of eye.

4. Sardonic
- showing that you disapprove of or do not like someone or something
- synonyms: sarcastic
Cease being sardonic. I hate you.

5. Malady
- a disease or illness
- Synonyms: affection, ail, ailment
The malady that being spread through the air make the population of the world become decrease.

7/ 3/2015- Saturday

1. Tarnish
- to become or cause (metal) to become dull and not shiny/ to damage or ruin the good quality of (something, such as a person's reputation, image, etc.)
- Synonyms: blemish, darken, poison
His behavior tarnished his reputation.

2. Pallid
- dull and uninteresting
- Synonyms: ashen, ashy, blanched, cadaverous, doughy, livid, lurid, mealy, paled, pale, pasty, peaked
The advertisement look pallid.

3. Cloistered
- separated from the rest of the world
- Synonyms: secluded, covert, hidden, isolated
In Emily's house, there was a cloistered room that never been opened for 40 years.

4. Devastate
- to cause (someone) to feel extreme emotional pain
- to destroy much or most of (something) / to cause great damage or harm to (something)
- Synonyms: destroy, ravage, ruin, scourge
The news about his fathre's death devastated him to be isolated in his room for a long period.

5. Gregarious
- enjoying the company of other people
- Synonyms: boon, clubbable , clubby, companionable, extroverted
We gregariously enjoyed during the party last night.

Huh. Back to college. Oh my. Pity my dad. He had to send me to the college which took for about 3 hours from my home. Then, he must rushed to Hus office. Another journey that took about 5 hours.
Pity him. He sacrifices a lot for me. Drive carefully, Abah.

6/3/2015- Friday

1. Prominent
- important and well-known/ easily noticed or seen
- synonyms see noticeable
Her sadness prominently seen by her facial expression.

2. Perpetuity
- the state of continuing forever or for a very long time
- Synonyms: everlasting, foreverness, infinity, eternity
In order to perpetuate the new words, ones should practice to use in daily life.

3. Coquettish
- a woman who likes to win the attention or admiration of men but does not have serious feelings for them
That coquettish girl just jumbling mens' feeling.

4. Edict
- an official order given by a person with power or by a government

5. Sluggishly
- moving slowly or lazily
- Synonyms: crawling, creeping, dallying, dawdling, dilatory
Is that a sluggish crocodile behind that bushes?

Yeah. Family dinner! The most crucial moment when we're together. And also make me fat. Fat. And fatter. Haha. But yet. Precious moment :) tomorrow, I'm going to college.

Hello my big appetite. My big belly. My big ......

4/3/2015 - Wednesday

1. Evasive
- not honest or direct
- Synonyms: elusive, fugitive, slippery
I rather be an evasive person than be an honest person.

2. Aloof
- not involved with or friendly toward other people.
- Synonyms: cool, antisocial, asocial, buttoned-up, cold, cold-eyed, detached
Teenagers nowadays are tends to be a passive person as they always aloof rather than being in a crowd.

3. Prudence
- careful good judgment that allows someone to avoid danger or risks
- Synonyms: alertness, care, carefulness, cautiousness, chariness, circumspection
Parents are responsible to give prudence advice because prevention is better than cure.

4. Skitter
- to move quickly and lightly along a surface
We enjoyed our moment during the last winter skittered on the icy surface, built the snow man and and played with the snow.

5. Sordid
- very bad or dishonest
- Synonyms: bedraggled, befouled, begrimed, bemired
For me, I think she is the cruel women I ever met even though she is beautiful, but actuallty she is a sordid person and always bad-mouth of other person.

3/3/2015- Tuesday

 SPM results was released just now. And thanks to Allah for giving me this result and there must be the reasons for something that happened. For my parents,  this is the best that i did. And hope you'll like it. Once again, congratulation to all of my friends ;)

1. Affluent
- having a large amount of money and owning many expensive things
- Synonyms: rich, deep-pocketed, fat, fat-cat, flush, loaded, moneyed, opulent, silk-stocking, wealthy, well-endowed, well-fixed, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do
Even though she come from an affluent background, but she never smug.

2. Surly
- rude and unfriendly
- Synonyms: glum, mopey, pouting, pouty, sullen, sulky
My father made a report about the surly waitress.

3. Tumult
- a state of noisy confusion or disorder
- Synonyms: ado, alarums and excursions, ballyhoo, blather, bluster, bobbery, bother, bustle
I can't sleep in the tumult condition.

4. Dearth
- the state or condition of not having enough of something
- Synonyms: crunch, deficiency, deficit, failure, famine, inadequacy, inadequateness, insufficiency, lack, lacuna, paucity, pinch, poverty, scantiness
The floods victim are given the basics needs such us rice, sugar, and biscuits due to the dearth.

5. Obliging
- willing to help
- Synonyms: accommodative
The young boy obligingly help the old-blind man to cross the road.

1/3/2015- Sunday

1. Vulnerable
- easily hurt or harmed physically, mentally, or emotionally
- Synonyms: endangered, exposed, open, sensitive, subject (to), susceptible, liable
My skin easily get burn as I'm vulnerable to the direct expose of sunlight.

2. Reticent
- not willing to tell people about things
- Synonyms: close, closemouthed, dark, secretive, tight-mouthed, uncommunicative
In order to be a good counselor, one must be a reticent person to keep their patient's secret.

3. Meticulous
- very careful about doing something in an extremely accurate and exact way
- Synonyms: careful, conscientious, fussy, loving, painstaking, scrupulous
He did a meticulous job to complete his project perfectly.

4. Conversant
- able to talk in a foreign language
- Synonyms: abreast, acquainted, au courant, familiar, informed, knowledgeable, up, up-to-date, versed, well-informed
She is highly conversant since she learnt language last two years ago.

5. Clandestine
- done in a private place or way
- Synonyms: backstairs, behind-the-scenes, secret, covert, furtive, hole-and-corner, hugger-mugger, hush-hush, private, privy, sneak
He clandestines the birthday prank of his best friend.

28/2/2015- Saturday

1. Austere
- simple or plain
- Synonyms: severe, authoritarian, flinty, hard, harsh, heavy-handed, ramrod, rigid, rigorous, stern
I most prefer an austere outfit for the occasion tonight.

2. Godsend
- something that provides great and usually unexpected help when it is needed
- Synonyms: benediction, benefit, boon, felicity, blessing, good, manna, windfall
He smiled when Katie admitted that the bicycle was a godsend.

3. Hover
- to float in the air without moving in any direction
- Synonyms: drift, glide, hang, float, poise, ride, sail, swim, waft
I'm still wondering how was that balloon still hovering in the air after some point.

4. Obnoxious
- unpleasant in a way that makes people feel offended, annoyed, or disgusted
- Synonyms: abhorrent, abominable, appalling, awful, disgusting, distasteful, dreadful, evil, foul, fulsome, gross, hideous, horrendous, horrible, horrid, loathsome, nasty
She obnoxiously scold at her maid without concerning the maid's feeling.

5. Adorn
- to make  more attractive by adding something beautiful
- Synonyms: decorate, array, beautify, bedeck, bedizen, blazon, caparison, deck, do, doll up, do up, drape, dress, embellish, emblaze, emboss, enrich, fancify, fancy up, festoon, garnish
The lace adorn that dress.

27/2/2015- Friday

1. Germane
- relating to a subject in an appropriate way
- Synonyms: applicable, apposite, apropos, pertinent, material, pointed, relative, relevant
Her thought was totally germane to the actual concept.

2. Pension
- an amount of money that a company or the government pays to a person who is old or sick and no longer works
She was pension off after she was retired.

3. Decease
- the death of a person
The police still searching for the proof of that mysterious decease case.

4. Grandiloquent
- a lofty, extravagantly colorful, pompous, or bombastic style, manner
- Synonyms: bluster, brag, cockalorum, fanfaronade, gas, gasconade, bombast, hot air

5. Fraternity
- a group of people who have the same job, interests

26/2/2015- Thursday

1. Fraudulent
-  done to trick someone for the purpose of getting something valuable
- Synonyms: crooked, deceitful, defrauding, dishonest, double-dealing, false
Usually, the term of "sugar baby" are used for fraudulent girl that want a luxurious life.

2.  Interim
- a period of time between events
- Synonyms: discontinuity, hiatus, hiccup (also hiccough), gap, interlude, intermission, interregnum, interruption, interstice, interval, parenthesis
Students nts are given an interim period for resting before proceeding the program.

3. Eloquent
- having or showing the ability to use language clearly and effectively
- Synonyms: articulate, fluent, silver-tongued, well-spoken
After having an English class for a month, Shaasi can speak eloquently.

4. Tremendous
- very large or great
- Synonyms: bumper, colossal, cyclopean, elephantine, enormous, galactic, gargantuan, giant, gigantesque, gigantic, grand, herculean, heroic, immense, jumbo, king-size , leviathan, mammoth, massive, mega, mighty, monster, monstrous, monumental, mountainous, oceanic, pharaonic, planetary, prodigious, super, super-duper, supersize, supersized, titanic, huge, vast, vasty, walloping, whacking, whopping
The concert last night was so tremendous.

5. Perennial
- existing or continuing in the same way for a long time
- Synonyms: ageless, continuing, dateless, enduring, eternal, everlasting, immortal, imperishable, lasting, ongoing, abiding, perpetual, timeless, undying
This perennial way of learning should be maintain to ensure the record of the school at the top of rank.

24/2/2015- Tuesday

1. Tremor
- a shaking movement of the ground before or after an earthquake
- Synonyms: quake, shake, temblor
I still can feel the tremor after the major earthquakes last for three days.

2. Squint
- to look at something with your eyes partly closed
- a quick look
I took a squint at the documents.

3. Baffle
- to confuse someone completely
- Synonyms: frustrate, balk, beat, checkmate, discomfit, foil, thwart
The problem of addmath totally baffling me.

4. Shrug
- to raise and lower your shoulders usually to show that you do not know or care about something
She just shrugging and nodding every time he asked her questions.

5. Futile
- having no result or effect : pointless or useless
- Synonyms: abortive, barren, bootless, empty, fruitless, ineffective, ineffectual, inefficacious, otiose, profitless, unavailing, unproductive, unprofitable, unsuccessful, useless, vain, in vain, no dice, not worth the candle, of no avail
My sacrifices of 10 being his friend was futile when I I knew he is a backstabber.

2/3/2015- Monday

1. Smug
- having or showing the annoying quality of people who feel very pleased or satisfied with their abilities, achievements
- Synonyms: assured, bigheaded, complacent, consequential, egoistic, egotistic, important, overweening, pompous, prideful, proud, self-conceited, self-important, self-opinionated, self-satisfied, conceited, stuck-up, swellheaded, vain, vainglorious
Its being a pleasure if you want to celebrate your achievement but don't be too smug.

2. Strenous
- requiring or showing great energy and effort
- Synonyms: aggressive, assertive, dynamic, energetic, forceful, full-blooded, muscular, resounding, emphatic, vehement, vigorous, violent
She strenuously involve the activities during the activity week in KKTM Ledang.

3. Resilient
- able to become strong, healthy, or successful again after something bad happens
- able to return to an original shape after being pulled, stretched, pressed, bent, etc.
- Synonyms: bouncy, flexible, elastic, rubberlike, rubbery, springy, stretch, stretchable, stretchy, supple, whippy
I persuade myself for being a resilient person even though my spm result isn't as good as others. I believe that success in future depends on my hard work.

4. Devastate
- to destroy much or most of something to cause great damage or harm to something
- Synonyms: destroy, ravage, ruin, scourge
He's being warded as he devastated by his own action.

5. Insolvent
- not having enough money to pay debts
That bankrupt company is truly insolvent due to the economic crisis.

Ya Allah, please give the success for us (batch 97)  in  Spm' 14. Give the best for us. Amiin.

25/2/2014 - Wednesday

1. Glare
- to look directly at someone in an angry way
- Synonyms: blaze, flare, fluorescence, light, gleam, glow, illumination, incandescence, luminescence, radiance, shine
The teacher glared at him as he walked in late.

2. Seizure
- medical : an abnormal state in which you become unconscious and your body moves in an uncontrolled and violent way
That night, she had her first seizure.

3. Stifle
- to stop (someone) from doing or expressing something
- Synonyms: choke, smother, strangle, suffocate
She tried to stifle him from telling her big secret to others.

4. Riotous
- of a group of people : behaving in a violent and uncontrolled way
- Synonyms: antic, chucklesome, comedic, comic, comical, droll, farcical, hilarious, humoristic, humorous, hysterical (also hysteric), killing, laughable, ludicrous, ridiculous, funny, risible, screaming, sidesplitting, uproarious
His hair was a riotous mess.

5. Intrigue
- the activity of making secret plans
- Synonyms: conspiracy, design, plot, machination, scheme
They are gathering for a big intrigue of robbery.

22/2/2015- Sunday

A day well spent for the last moment at home. Uwaaaaaa. Naahh. Exaggerated.

1. Deprecate
- to criticize or express disapproval
- Synonyms: bad-mouth, belittle, cry down, denigrate, decry, depreciate, derogate, diminish, dis, discount, dismiss, disparage, kiss off, minimize, play down, poor-mouth, put down, run down, talk down, trash, trash-talk, vilipend, write off
Easiest way to bring people down is by deprecating.

2. Perfidy
- the act of betraying someone or something, the state of not being loyal
- Synonyms: disloyalty, faithlessness, falseness, falsity, inconstancy, perfidiousness, infidelity, unfaithfulness
He decided to divorce his perfidy wife after being deceit for a long time.

3. Serendipity
- luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for
Serendipity of being here taught me a lot.

4. Discernment
- the ability to see and understand people, things, or stituations clearly and intelligently
- Synonyms: wisdom, insight, perception, perceptiveness, perceptivity, sagaciousness, sagacity, sageness, sapience
Be a discernment person before choosing your friend.

5. Blatant
- very obvious and offensive
- Synonyms: vociferous, caterwauling, clamant, clamorous, obstreperous, squawking, vociferant, vociferating
I will not consider for the blatant mistake.

Hurm. Not enough time being at home. Ok bye.

21/2/2015- Saturday

Back to home today. But before that, let's go to the shopping mall! Kenanga. I've never been there before. As my mother mentioned about this before, so we decided to go there. Yeay! I could get the goods with boring price. Imagine that a could get a RM 40 blouse with the price of RM 17! affordable and reasonable. So I grabbed 6 blouses. Is that too much? Hehe. Interminable behaviors of girl.

1. Frivolous
- not important /not deserving serious attention/ silly and not serious
- Synonyms: fiddling, foolish, unimportant, incidental, inconsequential, inconsiderable, insignificant, little, Mickey Mouse, minor, minute, negligible, nugatory, slight
When asked by the waitress for dinner, we made a frivolous request for a plain water.

2. Allay
- to make (something) less severe or strong
- Synonyms: help, alleviate, assuage, ease, mitigate, mollify, palliate, relieve, soothe
Her nervous condition make her allays with the excuses.

3. Fetid
- having a strong, unpleasant smell
- Synonyms: malodorous, foul, frowsty, frowsy (or , funky, fusty, musty, noisome, rank, reeking, reeky, ripe, smelly, stenchy, stinking, stinky
Where did these fetid smell come from?

4. Migitate
-to make (something) less severe, harmful, or paisoothe
- Synonyms: allay, alleviate, assuage, ease, help, mollify, palliate, relieve, soothe
Her nervous condition make her migitates with the excuses.

5. Ameliorate
- to make (something, such as a problem) better, less painful
- Synonyms: improve, amend, better, enhance, enrich, help, meliorate, perfect, refine, upgrade
Share your problem with counselor at least can ameliorate yourself.

20/2/2015- Friday

I went to Temerloh yesterday. The most popular food in Temerloh is IKAN PATIN!!!  Not only ikan patin but also IKAN TALAPIA. I don't eat tempoyak, so I only ate ikan talapia. The fresh one. Five star!

1. Dire
- very bad , causing great fear or worry
/ showing a very bad future
- Synonyms: baleful, ominous, direful, doomy, foreboding, ill, ill-boding, inauspicious, menacing, minatory, portentous, sinister, threatening
Even the smallest mistake could have dire consequences.

2. Cogent
- very clear and easy for the mind to accept and believe
- Synonyms: compelling, conclusive, convincing, decisive, effective, forceful, persuasive, satisfying, strong, telling
I love when Miss Amira teached me mathematics. Her explanation was cogent.

3. Verbose
- using more words than are needed
- Synonyms: circuitous, circumlocutory, diffuse, garrulous, logorrheic, long-winded, pleonastic, prolix, rambling, wordy, windy
His verbose letter of complaint was too long.

4. Concise
- using a few words
- Synonyms: aphoristic, apothegmatic, brief, capsule, compact, compendious, crisp, curt, elliptical (or elliptic), epigrammatic, laconic, monosyllabic, pithy, sententious, succinct, summary, telegraphic, terse, thumbnail
He concisely brief about the flow of the trip.

5. Eloquent
- clearly showing feeling or meaning
- Synonyms: articulate, fluent, silver-tongued, well-spoken
The writer eloquently tell the story of his life through his novel.

19/2/2015 - Thursday

Back to my hometown guys! A productive holiday though. My mum treat me a secret recipe cake. CHOCOLATE BANANA. yummy. And KFC. Celebrating my birthday with my my big family quite enthusiastic-  surrounded with toddlers and babies. A special thank you to my mum for treating us. I know you're the best IBU forever. Oh yeah. Actually today is my brother's birthday. And I'm belated birthday. Haha.
           HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMEERUL!!

1. Insuperable
- impossible to overcome
- Synonyms: bulletproof, impregnable, indomitable, invincible, insurmountable, invulnerable, unbeatable, unconquerable, unstoppable
Other than the financial problem, the company faces many insuperable provlems that leads to bankrupt.

2. Evocative
- bringing thoughts, memories, or feelings into the mind
- Synonyms: suggestive, reminiscent
The albums evocative the memory with him.

3. Injudicious
- not having or showing good judgment
- Synonyms: brash, graceless, ill-advised, imprudent, inadvisable, indelicate, indiscreet, tactless, undiplomatic, unwise
Post-graduate students fail to find thier job because of an injudicious opinion in their interviews.

4. Meticulous
- very careful about doing something in an extremely accurate and escrupulous
- Synonyms: careful, conscientious, fussy, loving, painstaking, scrupulous
Puan qamariah, the principal is a meticulous and fussy person.

5. Asinine
- very stupid and silly
- Synonyms: absurd, foolish, balmy, brainless, bubbleheaded, cockeyed, crackpot, crazy, cuckoo, daffy, daft, dippy, dotty, fatuous, featherheaded, fool, half-baked, harebrained, half-witted, inept, insane, jerky, kooky , loony , lunatic, lunkheaded, mad, nonsensical, nutty, preposterous, sappy, screwball, senseless, silly, simpleminded, stupid, tomfool, unwise, wacky, weak-minded, witless, zany
It was asinine to dance on the stage like that.

Here is the cake ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇

18/2/2015 - Wednesday

1. Implausible
- not believable or realisti
- Synonyms: fantastic , incredible, inconceivable, incredulous, unbelievable, uncompelling, unconceivable, unconvincing, unimaginable, unthinkable
I cant believe the implausible story about the myth of unicorn since I was young.

2. Evanescent
- lasting a very short time
- Synonyms: brief, deciduous, ephemeral, momentary, flash, fleeting, fugacious, fugitive, impermanent, passing, short-lived, temporary, transient, transitory
Others nothing to do with evanescent beauty as people get older.

3. Assiduous
- showing great care, attention, and effort
- Synonyms: active, busy, bustling, diligent, employed, engaged, hopping, industrious, laborious, occupied, sedulous, tied-up, working
Kamal shows his assiduous towards his wife and his children.

4. Punctilious
- doing things in a correct and accurate way
- Synonyms: correct, decorous, formal, nice, proper, ceremonious, starchy, stiff, stiff-necked, stilted
The class done especially for those who want to learn about punctilious steps in study.

5. Painstaking
- showing or done with great care and effort
- Synonyms: careful, conscientious, fussy, loving, meticulous, scrupulous
She did a painstaking job when she drew the plan.

16/2/2015 - Monday

1. Profound
- having or showing great knowledge or understanding
- Synonyms: abstruse, arcane, deep, esoteric, hermetic
She profoundly explains about her invention by using esoteric.

2. Succinct
- using few words to state or express an idea
- Synonyms: aphoristic, apothegmatic, brief, capsule, compact, compendious, crisp, curt, elliptical, epigrammatic, laconic, monosyllabic, pithy, sententious, concise, summary, telegraphic, terse, thumbnail
He shortly siccincts of his wife.

3. Serpentine
- having many bends and turns
-Synonyms: bending, crazy, curled, curling, curved, curving, curvy, devious, crooked, sinuous, tortuous, twisted, twisting, winding, windy
My head felt dizzy along the extremely serpentine curves to Cameron Highlands.

4. Jagged
- having a sharp, uneven edge or surface
- Synonyms: broken, craggy, ragged, scraggly, scraggy
I joined the convoy of mountain bikers through the jagged terrain.

5. Precipitous
- very steep/ done too quickly and without enough thought or planning
- Synonyms: cursory, drive-by, flying, gadarene, headlong, helter-skelter, hurried, overhasty, pell-mell, precipitate, hasty, rash, rushed
Mom precipitously wipe my vomit.

15/2/2015 - Sunday

1. Murmur
- a low sound made when many people are speaking
- Synonyms: beef, bitch, bleat, carp, fuss, grievance, gripe, grouch, grouse, grumble, holler, kvetch, lament, miserere
The quiet girl start to murmur when everyone in the class give their own opinion.

2. Decadent
- having low morals and a great love of pleasure, money, fame, etc.
- Synonyms: effete, decayed, degenerate, overripe, washed-up
Alpha generation have decadent in moral compared to y generation

3. Furtive
- done in a quiet and secret way to avoid being noticed
- Synonyms: sneaky, shady, shifty, slippery, sly, sneaking, stealthy
He futives his crush from the canteen.

4. Ephemeral
- lasting a very short time
- Synonyms: brief, deciduous, momentary, evanescent, flash, fleeting, fugacious, fugitive, impermanent, passing, short-lived, temporary, transient, transitory
I work here for ephemeral.

5. Ubiquitous
- seeming to be seen everywhere
- Synonyms: common, commonplace, everyday, familiar, frequent, garden-variety, household, ordinary, quotidian, routine, common, usual
Smartphone had became ubiquitous nowadays.

14/2/2015- Saturday

1. Philantropist
- a wealthy person who gives money and time to help make life better for other people
Amin is a philantrophist as he always spend his money for charity services.

2. Hedonism
- the belief that pleasure or happiness is the most important goal in life
Since her husband left her, she just stoic everything and believe in hedonism making her life much better.

3. Petrify
- to make someone very afraid
Cikgu Kamal make his students patrify with his strict rules.

4. Anomalous
- not expected or usual
- Synonyms: aberrant, aberrated, abnormal, exceptional, atypical, especial, exceeding, extraordinaire, extraordinary, freak, odd, peculiar, phenomenal, preternatural, rare, singular, uncommon, uncustomary, unique, unusual, unwonted
After getting married, his life got ruined out from anomalous routine.

5. Arcane
- secret or mysterious
- Synonyms: abstruse, profound, deep, esoteric, hermetic

17/2/2015 - Tuesday

1. Demur
- to disagree politely with another person's statement or suggestion
- Synonyms: challenge, complaint, objection, demurral, demurrer, difficulty, exception, expostulation, fuss, kick, protest, question, remonstrance, stink
" I'm not a smoker! " he demurred.

2. Nibble
- to eat slowly or with small bites
- Synonyms: bite, mouthful, morsel, nugget, taste
In the kitchen, she sliced small small cube of cheddar cheese, nibbling as she moved about.

3. Liguid
- showing or having very little strength, energy, or activity
- Synonyms: enervated, lackadaisical, listless, languishing, languorous, limp, spiritless
She had a fever. No wonder she can't perform the dance linfuidly.

4. Inconsequential
- not important
- Synonyms: fiddling, foolish, frivolous, incidental, unimportant, inconsiderable, insignificant, little, Mickey Mouse, minor, minute, negligible, nugatory, slight, small
Desire are inconsequential as needed.

5. Interminable
- continuing for a very long time
Crime cases seems to be interminable if there's no immediate action taken.

13/2/2015 - Friday

1. Plummet
- Synonyms: crash, crater, decline, descend, dip, dive, fall, lower, nose-dive, drop, plunge, sink, skid, tumble
The temperature began to plummet by the time Katie left the house.

2. Aversion
- a strong feeling of not liking something
- Synonyms: disgust, distaste, horror, loathing, nausea, repugnance, repulsion, revulsion
She simply shows her aversion toward him without knowing his behavior.

3. Amicable
- showing a polite and friendly desire to avoid disagreement and argument
- Synonyms: agreeable, harmonious, compatible, congenial, frictionless, kindred, unanimous, united
The relationship between the manager and thier workers should be amicable and harmonious to create peace condition in work place.

4. Lascivious
- filled with or showing sexual desire
- Synonyms: bawdy, blue, coarse, crude, dirty, filthy, foul, gross, gutter, impure, indecent, obscene, lewd, locker-room, nasty
Girls must be careful with the men lies especially the lascivious one.

5. Hypochondria
- unusual or excessive concern about your health
Hypochondria person usually do the fitness and practice healthy diet.

12/2/2015- Thursday

Hello guys!! A shoutout birthday to ATIQAH KHALID!!!!!!
haha. She's my crazy dizzy friend from Baling. And yet. We met again here in KKTM LEDANG. Such an incomplete birthday without a crazy prank! So Atiqah. You requested us for a prank. We made it. Hahah. Guest what's the prank guys...........

Step and plan
1. I attract her attention (playing ping pong) while the rest hide her clothes.
2. Atiqah get back from playing ping pong with her sweaty shirt (like a sport girl)
3. When Atiqah want to take her bath, then she realizes there's no clothes in her locker.
THE QUEST BEGIN WITH THE CLUE GIVEN TO FIND HER CLOTHES

Pause.
Ok let's proceed with the words of the day

1. Sardonic
- showing that you disapprove of or do not like someone or something
- Synonyms: acerb, acerbic, acid, acidic, acidulous, acrid, barbed, biting, caustic, corrosive, cutting, mordant, pungent, sarcastic
Better show your respect rather than sardonic even you don't like it.

2. Stymie
- to stop something from happening
- Synonyms:hobble cramp, embarrass, encumber, fetter, handcuff, handicap, hinder, hobble
She attempt to stymie her attention toward the distraction when she was studying.

3. Foible

- a minor fault in someone's character or behavior

-Synonyms: demerit, dereliction, failing, fault, frailty, shortcoming, sin, vice, want, weakness

Everyone would not avoid from making mistake even a foible

4. Aesthetic

- relating to art or beauty

-Synonyms: beautiful, attractive, comely, cute, drop-dead, fair, fetching, good, good-looking, goodly, gorgeous, handsome, knockout, likely, lovely, lovesome, pretty, ravishing, seemly, sightly, stunning, taking, well-favored

His aesthetic poem make everyone in the hall crying because of the deep meaning of each line.

5. Predilection

- a natural liking for something

-Synonyms: affection, affinity, aptitude, bent, bias, bone, devices, disposition, genius, habitude, leaning, penchant, inclination, predisposition, proclivity, propensity

Her predilection towards badminton begun at the early age.

Ok. I continue my story. 

Then, the next day, my friend and I make her a cake from polystyrenes and colored papers. We decorated or with some oreos and big candles. Next, we make a surprise after her class. She said that she felt touched. 

THE END

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ATIQAH :)

MOVIE REVIEW 1

THE WEDDING BREAKER

This story is about Dough Harris, a successful tax attorney and his fiancé, Gretchan Palmer are planning for their wedding day. Dough became frantic searching for a best man. Jimmy Challahan willing to help him to provide a "Golden Tux". Jimmy need to disguise as Bic Micthum (brand of razor + deodorant). Hahahah. That part was funny.

When comes to the day, the wedding going "smoothly". But then, Gretchan confesses to someone that she only married with Dough because she was tired of having bad relationship with her previous boyfriend.

On the night their wedding, Bic Mitchum as a bridesmaid. Nevertheless, Dough stop it. He don't want to marry Gretchan.

Then they try to escape. He is having s his vacation with the groomsmen and Nadia, her new romance. What did I got from this movie are that friendship can be build up in every single of time as someine comes to our life for the reason. So here, I really grateful to have many good friends. And I believe that we will make it together to ensure everyone will fly to US.

THE WORDS THAT I THINK QUITE INTERESTING THAT SHORTLY DESCRIBE ABOUT THIS MOVIE ARE
- Golden Tux
- disguise
- bridesmaid

7/2/2015- Saturday

1. Sonorous
- having a sound that is deep, loud, and pleasant
- Synonyms: blaring, blasting, booming, clamorous, clangorous, deafening, earsplitting, piercing, plangent, resounding, ringing, roaring, slam-bang, loud, stentorian
A sanorous of waterfallake me calm.

2. Proliferation
- to increase in number or amount quickly
- Synonyms: accelerate, accumulate, appreciate, balloon, boom, build up, burgeon (also bourgeon), climb, enlarge, escalate, expand, gain
Many sellers prefer to practice proliferation by cheating.

3. Paucity
- an amount that is less than what is needed or wanted
- Synonyms: crunch, dearth, deficit, drought (also drouth), failure, famine, inadequacy, inadequateness, insufficiency, lack
The paucity of food make the economics of particular country unstable.

4. Obliteration
- to destroy (something) completely so that nothing is left
-Synonyms: abolish, black out, blot out, cancel, clean (up), efface, eradicate, erase, expunge, exterminate

5. Diminution
- the act or process of becoming less
- Synonyms: abatement, decline, decrement, dent, depletion, depression, diminishment, decrease

6/2/2015- Friday

1. Pellucid
- very clear
- Synonym: lucent
I used to go to that river and have a picnic with my family because I love its greenery scenery and the pellucid of the water.

2. Stagnant
- not flowing
The wastes that thrown by people make the drain stagnant.

3. Atrophied
- degenerate or not function
His leg was atrophied since he suffered the stroke two years ago.

4. Vacuous
- having or showing a lack of intelligence
- Synonyms: bare, blank, clean, devoid, stark
The students need to fill the vacuous space in front.

5. Succinct
- using few words to state or express an idea
- Synonyms: aphoristic, apothegmatic, brief, capsule, compact, compendious, crisp, curt, elliptical (or elliptic), epigrammatic, laconic, monosyllabic, pithy
Her succinct explanation can't be understood by the audience.

5/2/2015- Thursday

1. Augment
- to increase the size or amount of something
- Synonyms: accelerate, add (to), aggrandize, amplify, increase, boost, build up, compound, enlarge, escalate, expand, extend, hype, multiply
He double the effort on his bussines to augment the profit.

2. Penurious
- very poor
- Synonyms: cheap, chintzy, close, closefisted, mean, mingy, miserly, niggard, niggardly, parsimonious, penny-pinching, stingy, pinching, pinchpenny, spare, sparing
Penurious condition of the road need to be improved.

3. Judicious
- having or showing good judgment
- Synonyms: intelligent, judgmatic (or judgmatical), discreet, prudent
The counsellors usually give judicious impression to their patient to psychologically calm them.

4. Temerity
- the quality of being confident and unafraid of danger or punishment especially in a way that seems rude or foolish
- Synonyms: audaciousness, audacity, brashness, brass, brassiness, brazenness, cheek, cheekiness
My advice is do not be a temerity person especially to the seniors or else, you'll be bashed.

5. Condescension
- the attitude or behavior of people who believe they are more intelligent or better than other people
A humble people are not practice condescension in their life.

4/2/2015- Wednesday

1. Thwart
- to prevent (someone) from doing something or to stop (something) from happening
- Synonyms: baffle, balk, beat, checkmate, discomfit, foil, frustrate
Parents must guide their children's behavior to thwart crime especially among the teenagers.

2. Incongruous
- strange because of not agreeing with what is usual or expected
- Synonyms: amiss, graceless, improper, inapposite, inapt, inappropriate, incorrect, indecorous, inept, infelicitous, malapropos, perverse, unapt, unbecoming
She become famous because of her incongruous idea to build the wind turbine.

3. Salubrious
- making good health possible or likely
- Synonyms: good, healthy, medicinal, restorative, healthful, salutary, salutiferous, sanative, tonic, wholesome
Exercise regularly and practice a healthy diet are always salubrious

4. Ambience
- the mood or feeling of a particular place
- Synonyms: air, aura (or ambiance), aroma, atmosphere, climate, flavor, halo, karma, mood, nimbus, note, odor, patina, smell, temper

5. Grandiose
- seeming to be impressive or intended to be impressive but not really possible or practical
The resident of that area show some grandiose action to the authorities about the electric problems that never improved since last year.

3/2/2015- Tuesday

New words from SAT TEST

1. Enthrall
- to hold the attention of (someone) by being very exciting, interesting, or beautiful
- Synonyms: arrest, bedazzle, catch up, enchant, fascinate, grip
Zaen was enthralled be the beauty of Najwa.

2. Encumber
- to make (someone or something) hold or carry something heavy
- Synonyms: clog, cramp, embarrass, hamper, fetter, handcuff, handicap, hinder, hobble, hog-tie, hold back, hold up, impede, inhibit, interfere (with), manacle, obstruct, shackle
His offer to further his study in Australia encumbered his family.

3. Alleviate
- to reduce the pain or trouble of (something) or to make (something) less painful, difficult, or severe
- Synonyms: allay, help, assuage, ease, mitigate, mollify, palliate, relieve, soothe
Kamal was home to alleviate his parents.

3. Phlegmatic
- not easily upset, excited, or angered
- Synonyms: affectless, apathetic, cold-blooded, emotionless, impassible, numb, passionless, impassive, stoic (or stoical), stolid, undemonstrative, unemotional
She is a really phlegmatic person as she never react in any condition.

4. Tractable
- easily managed or controlled
- Synonyms: amenable, biddable, compliant, conformable, docile, law-abiding, submissive, obedient
He trained his dog to make the dog little more tractable.

5. Stoic
- a person who accepts what happens without complaining or showing emotion
- Synonyms: forbearing, long-suffering, patient (or stoical), tolerant, uncomplaining
She manage to obey the strict rules provided while in the PLKN because she is a stoic person

30/1/15- Friday

I'm going to Malacca today. With my twin, Syark, Farah, Atiqah, Ainna and Ash. FYI, this is my first time taking 'bas ting tong'. Yes I'm a home girl actually. And this is the experience of being eighteen.

Ok back to maim point. The words for today are:

1. Spouse (nouns)
- someone who is married
Sentence: Zaiman and Anita decide to be a spouse by the end of this December.

2. Outrageous (adj)
- very bad or wrong in a way that cause anger.
Sentence: his outrageous manner makes people around him to be apart.

3. Contentious (adj)
- like to cause people to argue
Sentence: The contentious issues that are spreading nowadays may crack the relationship between races in Malaysia.

4. Anguihs (noun)
- extreme suffering
Sentence: We're released from the anguish after SPM finished.

5. Monogamous (noun)
- the state is practice being married only one person at a time
Sentence: Aiman prefer to practice monogamous rather than polygamous.

RECAP!!

       Aina and Afiq were used to be a spouse for your 10 years. But yet, they still do not have any child. Lately, Afiq came back home at late night. Aina can't hold with Aiman's outrageous manner make them argue everyday even about the contentious matters. One day, Afiq told Aina to have another wife. Aina just accepted it since she don't want to face the anguish with her lovely husbands. She knew that she can't make any child for her husband. They were used to practice monogamous instead of plygamous. At last, they end up their life happily ever after.

29/1/15- Thursday

I woke up early in the morning. I'm not realize that I slept early the night before. I slept at 10 pm. Woah.

Yeah. I only had one class for today- an English class with Miss Zu-

Ok. I got no idea. So here are the words:

1. Abduct (verb)
- take away illegally using force or deception, kidnap
Sentence: Max was abducted by his own uncle.

2. Yearn (noun)
- to feel a strong desire for something
Sentence: If you yearn to pass the examination with flying color, then you must study hard.

3. Preliminary (adj)
- coming before the main part of something
Sentence: Miss Zuzi will go through all the topics as a preliminary to make sure that we will not get confused.

4. Suffocate (verb)
- to die because you are unable to breathe.
Sentence: I temporarily suffocated by the seat belt.

5. Creel ( noun)
- a basket that used for carrying fish that have just being caught.
Sentence: He puts her purse at her armpit while the creel at her hand.

11/2/2015- Wednesday

Hi there. Our class for today are wearing red. Sexy red. Somehow, i think this is a brilliant idea to unite our class. Well, red for Chinese New Year. Red is sexy. Red is hot. Red is Red Riding Hood as red as an apple as red as strawberry. But not a DEVIL. So here are my new words.

1. Denigration

- to say very critical and often unfair things about 

- Synonyms: bad-mouth, belittle, cry down, decry, deprecate, depreciate, derogate, diminish

The director critics have been denigrating her acting ability for years in the entertainment industry.

2. Flatter

- To praise (someone) in a way that is not sincere

-Synonyms: adulate, belaud, blarney, butter up, hero-worship, honey, massage, overpraise, puff, soft-soap, stroke

I flatter him. That's why he treat me a pizza formy dinner.

3. Epitome

- a perfect example

- Synonyms: abstract, breviary, brief, capsule, conspectus, digest, encapsulation, summary

Mahatma Ghandi is the epitome of revolution previously in India as he was a good leader.

4. Repository

- A place where a large amount of something is stored 

- A person who possesses a lot of information, wisdom, etc.

-Synonyms: depository, depot, magazine, storehouse, storage, warehouse 

Somehow, I think newspaper are some sort of good repository in order to find reference.

5. Dogged

- Having or showing the attitude of a person who wants to do or get something and will not stop trying 

-Synonyms: persistent, insistent, patient, persevering, pertinacious, tenacious

She doggedly want to success in her test.

ABOUT MY CLASS

NO MATTER WHAT COLOR OF OUR SKIN ARE, WE ALL BLEED RED!!!!!

10/2/2015- Tuesday

Assalamualaikum.

Here are the words for today

1. Rife
- very common and often bad or unpleasant
- Synonyms: abounding, abundant, awash, flush, fraught, lousy, replete
The school was rife with rumors.

2. Conscientious
- concerned with doing something correctly
- Synonyms: conscionable, ethical, honest, honorable, just, moral, principled, scrupulous
A counselor who serves patients by first being a conscientious listener.

3. Capricious
- changing often and quickly especially  often changing suddenly in mood or behavior
- Synonyms: fickle, changeable, changeful, flickery, fluctuating, fluid, inconsistent, inconstant, mercurial, mutable, skittish, temperamental, uncertain, unpredictable, unsettled, unstable, unsteady
Her mood capricious every time she had premenstrual syndrome.

4. Deliberate
- to think about or discuss something very carefully in order to make a decision
- Synonyms: advised, calculated, considered, knowing, measured, reasoned, studied
A group of student deliberately discuss about the innovation of a dancing robot for science exhibition.

5. Anticipate
- to expect
I anticipate the the world to be greener in future.

Done! Chiao! ><

9/2/2015- Monday

Assalamualaikum.

I'm happy today because......haha. I just want to tell you that today is my birthday ><

But birthday doesnt excuse me from doing the vocab. Haha. So here are the words:

1. Mortgage
- to give someone a legal claim on (property that you own) in exchange for money that you will pay back over a period of years
- Synonyms: commit, engage, pledge, troth
She mortgaged her jeweleries in order to buy a new house for her son.

2. Perpetrate
- to do (something that is illegal or wrong)
- Synonyms: accomplish, achieve, bring off, carry off, carry out, commit, compass, do, execute, follow through (with), fulfill (or fulfil), make, negotiate, perform, prosecute, pull off, put through
Even though Malaysia is an impunity country, punishment will be given for those who are perpetrate and doing the crime.

3. Perpetual
- continuing forever or for a very long time without stopping
- Synonyms: ceaseless, continual, continued, continuing, incessant, nonstop, continuous, running, unbroken, unceasing, uninterrupunremittingtting
Photosynthesis and respiration are the examples of perpetual process in life.

4. Persecute
-to treat (someone) cruelly or unfairly especially because of race or religious or political beliefs
- Synonyms: agonize, anguish, bedevil, beset, besiege, curse, excruciate, harrow, afflict, plague, rack, torment, torture
To be a good leader in a country, the leader should not be  persecute especially for solving races problems.

5. Persuasiveness
- able to cause people to do or believe somettelling
-Synonyms: compelling, conclusive, convincing, decisive, effective, forceful, cogent, satisfying, strong, telling
To be a successful entrepreneur, one should have a good skill of persuasiveness to attract contomers.

Regarding for my birthday, I got a prank frim my friends. That was awful! They pranked my with floor, water and EGGS!!!!!! Smelly. Really smelly. I can't imagine how am I going to make the smell poooffff! Btw. I really appreciate it girls. Thanks. Love you so much. Hope we will fly to US together ✈✈✈✈✈

8/2/2015- Sunday

Assalamualaikum.
My first class for today is an English class. And yet, we're discussing about SAT and TOEFL questions on sentence completion exercises. I feel like I was alone in the big jungle without knowing any direction. Oh no. I only manage to score 3 upon 12. Awful! The word unfamiliar. So these are some of the words: 

1. Disdain
-a feeling of strong dislike or disapproval of someone or something
-Synonyms: contemptuousness, despisement, despite, despitefulness, contempt, misprision
They disdained him for being annoyed.

2. Approbation
- praise or approval
-  Synonyms: approval, blessing, favor, imprimatur
Her art works had an approbation whereas it being framed and hang at the student's board.

3. Reverence
-honor or respect
- Synonyms: adore, deify, glorify, revere, worship, venerate
I treat her with reverence as she had saved my entire life from that bad guy.

4. Trudge
- to walk slowly and heavily because you are tired or working very hard
- Synonyms: barge, clomp, clump, flog [British], flounder, galumph, lump, plod, pound, scuff, scuffle, shamble, shuffle, slog, slough, stamp, stomp, stumble, stump, tramp, tromp, lumber
I'm worried of the evolution of technologies nowadays. It is not as trudge like the ancient years. Well, technologies can be dangerous for us if we are not using it in the right way.

5. Taciturn
- tending to be quiet / not speaking frequently
- Synonyms: closemouthed, dumb, laconic, reserved, reticent, silent, tight-lipped, uncommunicative
Her characteristic at house turn to be a taciturn person while at the school she is a blabby girl.

Oh btw, regarding the SAT and TOEFL test, we're given some tips from Husni!!!!! He had experienced the difficulties of the test. So he recommends us to add synonym words that we learned as we can know as many word at one time.

See. More than 10 words per day!

Chiao!

2/2/2015- Monday

Here are the word for today

1. Fallible (adj)
-capable of making mistake/being wrong
Sentence: Yana is a fallible person as she believes that mistake could teach herto be a better person.

2. Triumphant (adj)
- result in victory/success
Sentence: He was positively triumphant when his friends felt down.

3. Clench (verb)
- to hold something tightly
Sentence: Max's hand clench into her tiny wrist.

4. Wince (verb)
- to have an expression. Which show that you're embarrassed/ in pain
Sentence : The boy covers his face with the book as he winced when he realized that he was in the female toilet.

5. Elicit (verb)
- to draw out or provoke, to light, to bring, to reveal information
Sentence: "I'll try to elicit the fact about fat people"

1/2/2015 - Sunday

Guess what.....
We're overnight at Malacca last night. Since we're missed the bus, so we just decided to stay at Ash's uncle's house. We watch movies, captured nice pics, shopping. We had fun! On my way to get back to college, we take the bus. We accidently bumped again with the person who in charge at the bus counter yesterday. Then he asked us "nak beli tiket lagi ke hari ni? " I was like - oh my God, he still recognize us-  maybe because he notice that we're wearing the same clothes since yesterday. Kah kah kah.

So here are the words
1. Concubine (noun)
- an unmarried woman who has sex with a man and live with the man.
Sentence: Haikal was caught as he was being with the concubine last night.

2. Petition (noun)
- a document to ask ( a person, group, organization) for something in a foal way
Sentence: The residents of Taman Mewah had made a petition letter to have a playground for their children.

3. Sacracity (noun)
- A very small supply
Sentence : The sacracity of good restaurants around here I surprising.

4. Creel (noun)
- a basket that use for carrying fish that have been caught
Sentence: The fisherman put aside some fresh fishes for his wife and children in a creel.

5. Consolidate (verb)
- to combine together into something
Sentence: He plans to consolidate his profit to make the modal of making a company.

Tada.. That's all here. Bye peeps :)

28/1/2015- Wednesday

Ooo yeah. I got selected for netball team in KKTM LEDANG and today I'm gonna have a friendly with SAMURA. Stand for Sek. Men. Muar I guess. I really not sure about the school. Definitely, I'm not going to play as I only the reserve player. I just seat and give helping hand if needed. So, here I am with my 'twin' Shark. People keep confusing both of us. I'm trying not to waste my time here, so I post this while waiting for the game start. Here are some words

1. Nudge (verb)
- to touch or push gently (usually to encourage someone to do something)
Sentence: I nudge him as he never give any respond every time I  call him.

2. Rigmarole ( nouns)
- a long complicated and annoying process
Sentence: Ellen gave me some kind of rigmarole way to get to his house.

3. Convoke (verb)
- call together for a meeting, etc
Sentence: Our class president convoke us in the class to discuss about Miss Zu' s birthday.

4. Crouch (verb)
- to lower the body by bending the knees (in fear/to hide)
Sentence: The pick- pocket crouched behind that red car to escape from the police.

5. Escritoire (nouns)
- writing-desk with drawers for paper,envelopes,etc
Sentence: Mak Leha must to make sure every student in KKTM Ledang have a complete stuff for their own room such as bed, locker book rack and escritoire.

Ok done. Such a tired day today. I got a friendly game with SAMURA. Though we were lose. I gain new experience here.

26/1/2015- Monday

Hello. Ladies and gentlemen (ceh jet jet US je). Suppose to be- Assalamualaikum. Today is a ne day, new emotion and new class! Yeay! My classmate got new teachers today. Which are Miss Nurra for MATH and Mdm Zu for ENGLISH. They're awesome, cute, genius, kind ( am I too sarcasm)- I should say no coz that was reality.

For English class today. We've learnt about new vocab. The task is we need to guess the meaning of the words given based on the sentences context. So, here they are:

1. Tepid(adj)
My def-cold
Real meaning- not hot and not cold
Sentence: Make sure the water for the footbath is just tepid or you'll burn yourself.

2. Arachnid (nouns)
My def- spider
Real meaning- a kind of animal that has 8 legs and a body formed of two parts.
Sentence: I jumped on the table when. I saw an arachnid in my bag.

3. Inclement (adj)
My def- bad weather
Real meaning- having rain and storm
Sentence: It was inclement weather outside. My mother do not allow me to play. But I refused.

4. Vegetate ( verb)
My def: to stay passive
Real meaning- to be lazy or inactive
Sentence: I spent my whole day playing badminton rather than vegetate at home.

5. Shyster ( noun)
Definition- a dishonest person
Sentence: I hate shysters as they always give ma a fake hope.

I can conclude that most of my definition almost same as the real meaning. Not to bad. Ghaghagha.

27/1/15- Tuesday

No class for morning session. I woke up late. My room are wasn't in the room. I'm alone. With the chirping of bird. A packet of oat crunch for my breakfast. My normal life here. Words for today are,

1. Lament (verb)
-to express surrow, regret or unhappiness about something
Sentence: I lament for losing my fiancé meanwhile, we will get married next week.

2. Commemorate (verb)
- to be done in order to remind people of an important event or person from the past
Sentence: Let's commemorate our first day in Baling by lying under the sky, looking for the stars.

3. Eulogize (verb)
- to say or write a good things about someone. Usually to praise.
Sentence: Many people eulogized if P. Ramlee as he had contributed a good quality in filming.

4. Pestilence (noun)
- a disease that cause many people to die
Sentence: The spreading of pestilence which is leptospirosis make me fear of mice.

5. Timid (adj)
- feeling or showing lack of confidence
Sentence : Everyone was like stepping to the back when Miss Fadilah asks her students to make a conclusion because everyone were too timid to talk in front of crowd.

23/1/15- Friday

The words for today are

1. Grainy (adj)
- not smooth
Sentence: I thought the girl behind me was a guy because she had a grainy voice.

2. Horrendous (adj)
- very bad or unpleasant
Sentence: The government spent a lot of money to help the victims that involved in the horrendous flood.

3. Drool
- to let saliva flow out from the mouth
Sentence: The baby is trying to drool while playing the toy.
-to show admiration /desire for something in exaggerate way.
Sentence:  The fan One Direction was drooling when that band was performing on the stage. 

4. Pique (verb)
- a sudden

5. Amputate (nouns)
- cut off (a disease or an injured limb) by a surgical operation
Sentence: My uncle had his foot amputed when he had diabetes.

25/1/15- Sunday

English class with Miss Jo!
I learnt about clauses. Then she came out with many examples. Then I wondered for a word.

1. Scoundrel (nouns)
- a person (especially a man) who us cruel or dishonest
Sentence: The scoundrel was jailed for two years after being cought by the police.

Oh yeah. No class for evening session :p
Grab my novel and continue reading.
As usual, new vocab for today.

2. Wheeze (verb)
- to make a sound like a person who is breathing with difficulty.
Sentence: Wan is wheezing after running for 1500 meter in the sport day.

3. Mollify (verb)
- to make someone less angry / to calm someone down.
Sentence: An apology would probably mollify your friend.

4. Abate (verb)
- to become weaker
Sentence: we waited for the wind to abate.

5. Perfidious (adj)
-not able to be trusted
Sentence: I can't believe in her anymore since she is a perfidious person.

Done meh :)

22/1/15- Thursday

Hola! Owh. Im didn't realize today is Thursday and tomorrow gonna be a holiday! Previously my holiday was on Friday.

Today, there was a  ceremony 'Talk English With Me'. There's a guy read an article. And share some words. So, why don't I post here. Here are the words:

1. Reclaim (verb)
- to get back something that was lost or taken away
Sentence: My mum reclaimed the money after she realized that the seller was dicieting her.

2. Indispensable ( adj)
- extremely important
Sentence: Learning English was really indispensable especially for those who want to further their study abroad.

3. Engross ( verb)
- to hold the complete interest
Sentence: The writers need to put some element of mystery in the story line so that the readers engross to finish the story.

At the evening, I got English class with Miss Jo. I learnt new words from my group members.

4. Endeavor (verb)
- seriously to try something, pu an effort to do something
Sentence: zainal was endeavored to finish the race even though he had a bad injuries at the knee.

5. Cease (verb)
- to stop
Sentence: The doctor need to cease the operation because there's an internal bleeding occurs at the brain.

21/1/15- Wednesday

I don't know why I felt really exhausted today. But I still have to post the words. Keke.

1. Queasy ( adj)
- having a sick feeling in the stomach
Sentence: I felt queasy after having nasi lemak for my dinner.

2. Infatuate (adj)
- to inspire with exteavagant love
Sentence: he was infatuated by her beauty and the way she has the conversation.

3. Disguise (verb)
- to change the usual appearance
Sentence: he wore a spectacles, a fake mustache  and speak with disguise voice to avoid people from  reconizing him when he was spying.

4. Chide (verb)
- to express mild disapproval/ to scold
Sentence: Miss Jo chided us for being late.

5. Vestibule ( nouns)
- an entrance hall inside the building.
Sentence: I am waiting for him about an hour at the vestibule of the hotel.

Zzzzzz

20/1/15- Tuesday

Assalamualaikum :D
Today I've started for my novel. Haha. Quite funny coz I'm reading such a childish book entitled "fairy tale". ����
The only book that I brought here. I've no choice. It doesn't matter as long I read the novel. From the novel, I got some words

1. Compel (verb)
- to force someone to do something
Sentence: The policeman was compelled the murder to tell the truth.

2. Insinuate (verb)
- to say something bad or insulting in an indirect way
Sentence: My group were insinuating to that group because they won the game by cheating.

3. Appease (verb)
-to make someone pleased
Sentence: a bar of chocolate always make a smile of someone in stress.

4. Commiserate ( verb)
- to express sadness or sympathy for someone who has experienced something unpleasant
Sentence: Hafiz was commiserate to his best friend that just lost his father two days ago.

5. Shriek ( verb)
- to utter a shrill sound
Sentence: her stepmother was shrieking when she noticed that her shoes were not polished yet.

That's all. Bye.

19/1/15- Monday

Ok. This is my second time I write this blog. Just now, I wrote the words for 5 days. Unfortunately, my battery was empty. So it was left unsaved. Urgh!!

So my new words are

1.piquant (adj)
- having a pleasant, spicy taste
Sentence: the piquant cuisine of Indian curry is my favorite because it have some highly spices and taste.

2. Tremble (verb)
- to shake slightly because you are afraid
Sentence:

3. Russet (adj)
-a reddish-brown color
Sentence: Marian was trying to hide her dyed russet hair to avoid from being scolded by her mum.

4. Flinch (verb)
- to move suddenly because you are afraid of being hurt
Sentence: he flinced when I tapped him from the back.

5. Curfew(nouns)
- an order or law that requires people to be indoor after a certain time at night.
Sentence: " Oh no! I'm just going back home 15 minutes past my curfew. My parents must be mad" I shouted.

Ok done !