Synonyms : vocabulary words - 155

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Symptomatic
*Symptomatic	(adj) relating to or according to or affecting a symptom or symptomsex:a symptomatic classification of diseases, symptomatic relief, symptomatic treatment
*Eurosceptic	(n) someone opposed to or sceptical of increased power of the EuropeanUnion
*Imperial	(adj) relating to or associated with an empireex:: imperial colony
*Unpalatable	(adj) not pleasant or acceptable to the taste or mindex:: an unpalatable meal,unpalatable behaviour,unpalatable truths
*Hindsight	(n) understanding the nature of an event after it has happenedex:: hindsight is always better than foresight
*Spearhead	(v) be the leader of ex:: she spearhead to find a cure for the disease
*Kitty	(n) an amountofmoney contributed by a group of people for communal use or shared expenses
*Exodus	(n) a journey by a large group to escapefrom a hostile environment
*Armoury	(n) 1.  a collection of resources ex:: intellectual armoury to find an answers 2. all the weapons and equipment that a country has(=arsenal) 3. a place where arms are manufactured
*Potency	(n) the power or right to give orders or make decisionsex:: a place of potency in the state
*Befit	(v) accord or comport with ex:: this behaviour does not befit a young woman!
*Shattered	(v)damaged or destroyed ex:: the news of her husband's death shattered her life
*Acquit	(v) pronounce notguilty of criminal chargesex:: the suspect was acquitted of the murder charges
*Recompense	(v) makeamends for; pay compensation forex:: she was recompensed for the loss of her arm in the accident
*Confinement	(n) the act of keeping something within specified bounds (by force if necessary)ex:: the confinement of the infection to a focal area.
*Grapple	(v) deal with reasonably well despite some difficulty; cometo terms with
*Fringe	(n) socialgroup holding marginal or extreme viewsex:: members of the fringe believe we should be armed with guns at all times
*Retaliation	(n) action takenin return for an injury or offenceex::a cycle of reprisal and retaliation
*Acquittal	(n) (law) a judgment of notguilty
*Oversight	(n) a mistake resulting from inattention