Su+Mon+Htike

> She can't control her abstraction on her project. > I hurled the stone in the water. > I love this photo so that I keep them laminated. > Burma is impoverished by military government. > People should have self confidence first, if they are going to verdict for other people. > She loves to collect talisman as her lucky charm. > This dog is not going to bite me because I just got dealt. > He comments me wryly > People should expunge their bad behavior. > I should open the saving account to avoiding money dwindle down. > Burma is under control by totalitarian government. He faces a lame argument on court.
 * 1) ﻿abstraction (n) the act of considering or interesting on something.
 * 1) Hurl (v) throw something very powerfully
 * 1) Laminated (v) covered with thing sheet of some material looks like plastic
 * 1) Impoverished (adj) poor enough to get help from others
 * 1) Verdict (n) judgment
 * 1) Talisman (n) a stone, ring, or other object which use as a charm
 * 1) Dealt (v) agree with someone or something
 * 1) Wryly (adv) abnormally bent or turned to one side
 * 1) Expunge (v) wipe out or destroy
 * 1) Dwindle (v) to become smaller and smaller
 * 1) Totalitarian (adj) Characterized by a government in political authority exercises and centralized control
 * 1) Atrocious (adj) extremely cruel
 * 2) Government is trying reduce an atrocious automobile accident.
 * 3) Condemnation (n) expression of strong disapproval
 * 4) U.S. denounce for condemnation of racism.
 * 5) Prey (n) a person who is the aim of an attack
 * 6) John fell prey to robber.
 * 7) Dictatorship (n) a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator
 * 8) Hopefully, Egypt is released from 30-year dictatorship.
 * 9) Abrupt (adj) marked by sudden changes in subject and sharp transitions
 * 10) Ohio’s weather is changing like an abrupt.
 * 11) Slither (v) to pass or move unobtrusively or smoothly
 * 12) Snakes slithered from the grass onto the street.
 * 13) Paralyze (v) make powerless and unable to function
 * 14) The poison paralyzed him.
 * 15) Anguished (adj) experiencing intense pain especially mental pain
 * 16) She followed the anguished noise down the road.
 * 17) Mannequin (n) a woman who wears clothes to display fashions
 * 18) She was too fat to be a mannequin.
 * 19) Consciousness (n) awareness
 * 20) Adam lost consciousness.
 * 21) Collide (v) be incompatible
 * 22) The cars was collided by bad people.
 * 23) Psychic (n) affecting or influenced by the human mind
 * 24) Anna is psychic. She can read my mind.
 * 25) Pledge (v) promise formally
 * 26) I pledge that I will do my best on this project.
 * 27) Amended (adj) to make better
 * 28) The director choose his amended way finally.
 * 29) Supreme (adj) greatest in status or authority or power
 * 30) Supreme court ruling on U.S. campaign finance.
 * 31) Picket (n) a protester posted by a labor organization outside a place of work
 * 32) My house is covered by picket fences.
 * 33) Holistic (adj) emphasizing the organic or functional relation between parts and the whole
 * 34) Holistic medicine attempts to treat both mind and the body.
 * 35) Contradict (v) deny the truth
 * 36) He contradict himself to provide a crime.
 * 37) Cripple (v) deprive of strength or efficiency
 * 38) The accident has crippled her for long years.
 * 39) Lame (adj) pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness

33.Regression (n) returning to a former state The doctor recall her past life regression.

34.Reincarnation (n) rebirth Now scientists are more very interested in reincarnation.

35.Subtle (adj) difficult to detect or grasp by the mind or analyze People should have subtle mind to success their life.

36.Deliberately (adv) purposely She was working deliberately.

37.Penetration (n) the ability to make way into or through something Women are penetrated to upper level of management.

38.Inconspicuous (adj) not prominent or readily noticeable He pushed the string through an inconspicuous.

39.Abstract (v) make off with belongings of others Art is now becoming more abstract.

40.Initiatives (n) the first of a series of actions Initiative to end hunger in children has appeared in many countries.

41.Tacit (adj) understand without telling Tacit agreement need between two senator for debating.

42.Diplomacy (n) negotiation between nations President has to be regard to countries’ diplomacy.

43.Insulation (n) the state of being isolated or detached The insulation of England was preserved by the English channel.

44.Abolish (v) get rid of Slavery was abolished in the mid-19th century in America and in Russia.

45.Task (n) kind of job, chore, or project I tasked him with looking after the children.

46.Synthetic (adj) combination portion to be one piece “ all men are arrogant” is a synthetic proposition.

47.Yearn (v) have affection for; feel tenderness for I can yearn for Yeman people.

48.Parachute (v) (n) rescue equipment consisting of a device that fills with air and retards your fall I am very nervous for parachuting.

49.Profound (adj) showing intellectual penetration or emotional depth I want to be a profound person among the co-worker.

50.Spectacular (adj) sensational in appearance or thrilling in effect The film was a spectacular play.

51.Clung (v) stick or hold together The child clung to his mother.

52.Galloped (v) ride at a galloping pace He was galloping down the road.

53.Demographer (n) a scientist who studies the growth and density of populations and their vital statistics You have to collect many experience to work in demographer job.

54.Phobia (n) the fear of or aversion to something I have a needle phobia.

55.Anesthetic (n) a drug that causes temporary loss of bodily sensations I want to use anesthetic before getting tattoo.

56.Dissuade (v) turn away from by persuasion Negative campaigning will only dissuade people.

57.Portray (v) express in words The film portrays the actor as a lazy man.

58.Stereotypes (v) treat or classify according to a mental stereotype I was stereotypes as a Asian.

59.Scouts (v) searching or finding someone or something The advertiser stouts the consumers.

60.Ritual (n) the prescribed procedure for conducting religious ceremonies They celebrated ritual marriage.

61.Conform (v) adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions We must conform to the bad economic situation.

62.Compel (v) force somebody to do something They compel people to enter to military.

63.Conceive (v) believe He conceived to his girlfriend that she will never leave him.

64.Execute (v) cause to happen This book execute to produce film.

65. Citation (n) mention Adding citation is very important to avoid plagiarism.

66. Stabilizing (adj) causing to become stable Getting along with people is the most stabilizing fact in a society.

67. Congestion (n) excessive crowding Traffic congestion is the most difficult problem in every urban city.

68. Disturbance (n) an unhappy and worried mental state I have too much anger and disturbance.

69.Prudent (adj) careful and sensible Having a prudent manager is the greatest thing for co-workers.

70.Humble (adj) simple A manager made a humble apology to the customer.

71.Contend (v) argue He contended with his geography teacher.

72.Pesticide (n) a chemical used to kill pets Using a lot of pesticides can be harmful to people and environment.