English Vocabulary 14 Nov 2013

Verb

• to stop someone from feeling angry
• Outraged minorities group can not be placated by promises of future improvement

Adjective

if someone or something is placatory then it means he or it trying to avoid making someone angry

He talked in a way, which looked like a placatory.

• Noun
• 1. a person who dishonestly pretends to have a doctor skill or knowledge
• 2. Sounds of duck

We should keep away ourselves from quack

• Noun
• Methods of treatment that does not work and are intend only for  making money
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• Quack have only quackery.

• Verb
• to establish something so deeply that it can not be changed

Good habit should be entrenched in our consciousness

• VERB
• Think carefully about something, especially for noticeable time

We should ponder about where we are going in life.

Adjective : ponderous:- which is very slow and lengthy boring

Style of this book is ponderous.

Adverb :- Ponderously 

Writer write this book ponderously. so very few like this book

noun

1. members of the group or assembly

    All plenum of AAP

2. space occupied by a matter

adjective

causing you fear or respect for something because of its large size

formidable Sachin's records