5 Aug 2026, 06:41 UTC7 views2 reactionsread 13 August 2026 Mulling over
means thinking about something carefully for a while, usually before making a decision.
Simple meaning
Mulling over = thinking deeply about something
I'm mulling over your idea. → I'm thinking carefully about your idea.
She's still mulling over the job offer. → She hasn't decided yet. She's thinking about it.
I've been mulling it over all day. → I've been thinking about it all day.
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28 Jun 2026, 09:50 UTC10 viewsread 13 August 2026 Petrified = extremely scared or terrified.
Example:
• I was petrified when I saw the snake.
• She was petrified of speaking in front of a crowd. →
Synonyms:
terrified, frightened, scared.
Pronunciation: PET-ruh-fied (/ˈpet.rə.faɪd
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28 Jun 2026, 09:44 UTC10 viewsread 13 August 2026 Paragon (noun)
means a perfect example of a particular quality or excellence.
Easy meaning:
Someone or something that is the best example of a quality.
Examples:
• She is a paragon of kindness. → She is a perfect example of kindness.
• He is a paragon of honesty and integrity. → He perfectly represents honesty and integrity.
• This school is considered a paragon of academic excellence. → It is an ideal example …
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28 Jun 2026, 09:42 UTC9 views1 reactionsread 13 August 2026 Perfunctory (adjective)
means done with little effort, interest, or care—just because it has to be done.
Easy meaning:
Done without enthusiasm or just to finish it.
Examples:
• He gave a perfunctory apology. → He apologized, but it didn't seem sincere.
• She gave the report only a perfunctory glance. → She looked at it quickly without much attention.
• His greeting was perfunctory. → He greeted them in a cold, …
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28 Jun 2026, 09:35 UTC10 viewsread 13 August 2026 Ineffable (adjective)
means too great, beautiful, powerful, or extraordinary to be expressed in words.
Easy meaning:
So amazing or overwhelming that words cannot describe it.
Examples:
* The sunset was ineffable. → It was so beautiful that words couldn't describe it.
* She felt an ineffable sense of peace. → The feeling of peace was beyond words.
* The joy of meeting her after many years was ineffable. → The j…
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28 Jun 2026, 09:32 UTC10 views2 reactionsread 13 August 2026 Perpetuate (verb)
means to cause something to continue for a long time, especially something that should stop (though it can also be used for positive things).
Easy meaning:
To keep something going or make it last.
Examples:
* Spreading rumors only perpetuates the problem. → It keeps the problem going.
* These stereotypes perpetuate discrimination. → They make discrimination continue.
* Parents often perpetuat…
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27 Jun 2026, 12:40 UTC10 views2 reactionsread 13 August 2026 Present perfect
We use it when we want to describe our experience in life
S + have/has + V3
Shouldn't mention specific time like yesterday, last night, 2 years ago
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27 Jun 2026, 12:00 UTC10 viewsread 13 August 2026 Retrospective (adjective / noun) means
looking back at the past and reflecting on it.
Pronunciation: RET-roh-SPEK-tiv (/ˌrɛtrəˈspɛktɪv/)
* Looking at the situation from a retrospective perspective, I understand my mistake.
* His retrospective thoughts helped him grow as a person.
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27 Jun 2026, 11:41 UTC10 views1 reactionsread 13 August 2026 Capitulate to pressure
Capitulate to demands
Capitulate under pressure
Refuse to capitulate
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