Tag: beyondmeds

Worded: (day 4)

1. Involved- complicated or bewildering

2. Disinterested- neutral

3. Restive- unable to remain still, silent or submissive due to boredom, restless, apprehensive, edgy

4. Amenable- easily persuaded

5. Benevolence- kindness, benignity, thoughtfulness

6. Venerate- deeply respect, adulate, deify, lionize

7. Wreck- destruction

8. Woe- misery, unhappiness, trouble.

Worded: (day 2)

  1. Dupe- trick, deceive, cheat or mislead
  2. Imperil- risk of being harmed or destroyed; endangered, jeopardise, threaten
  3. Prodigal- spending money or using resources recklessly; wasteful, spendthrift, self-indulgent
  4. Parochial- limited or narrow outlook or scope; narrow-minded, insular, conservative, short sighted, illiberal, limited, conventional
  5. Anomalous- deviating from what is standard, not normal; abnormal, atypical, aberrant, peculiar
  6. Mercurial- subject to change; volatile, fickle, mutable, erratic, kaleidoscopic, protean.

Worded: (day 1)

All this while i have been preparing for my GRE which is due in a couple of months from now thus I have planned to start this series where i will post a few (less than 10) english words everyday. With a hope to benefit both, my viewers and me i commence this series ‘WORDED’.

…with a hope to attain an encyclopedic vocabulary.

Nazia Begum

Please note: (1) we shall move from easy to advanced words. (2) I have listed synonyms for the words for a preferable understanding.

  1. Riddance- the act of getting rid of something unwanted.
  2. Plummet- fall or drop at high speed, crash, descend rapidly.
  3. Bigotry- intolerance towards those who hold different opinions from oneself; prejudice, bias, partial, partisanship, discrimination.
  4. Proctor- invigilator.
  5. Frugal- economical with reference to money or food; thrifty, cautious,parsimonious.
  6. Prudent- showing care and thought for the future, wise, shrewd, farsighted.

Help!

Not all wounds are visible;

Generation Z is in the need of help.

Eating disorders;

Stressed, depressed, exam-obsessed.

Bullying, harassment, emotional isolation surrounds them,

Neglecting the situation, all it does is bounds them.

Wrapped with fear,

The feeling of imprisonment now becomes a gear.

It’s a fact, nine out of ten have faced at the least one physical/emotional symptom.

With so many to approach but none to rely,

So many to talk to, but the easiest way is to die.

With so many of us going through the same,

You tell me who is to be blamed?

Treatments and therapies; Well, is it helping at all?

The truth is at the end we are confined by walls.