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1) Smith was too excited about the nupital event going to held with sayna

2) Samar Breached the rule of not smoking

3)The Dress on that girl looks quite haute

4)The Govt given a mandate to clear out all the slum area and in lieu make well apartments for them

5) The Govt confiscate all the illegal property of landlord

6)The Teacher ordered the student to pass from the aisle

7)The Goods will be placed at the nearest bay

8)The Military performed a reconnaissance to find out and tackle the enemy

9)The fan was recessed back into the wall

10)Tom was considered as a droid due to his laziness and dull beahvior

NUPITAL= of relating to marriage or weddings

BREACH= an act of breaking or failing to conserve a law,agree or code of conduct

QUITE=to the utmost or most absolute extent;completely;utterly

MANDATE= an official order or commision to do something

CONFISCATE= take or seize with authority=IMPOUND= SEIZURE

AISLE= a passage b/w rows of seats,shelves of goods etc

BAY= a broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward

RECONNAISSANCE=military observation of a region to locate an enemy or ascertain strategic features=RECONNOITRE

RECCE= a informal term for RECONNAISSANCE

ASCERTAIN= make sure of about something

RECESS= attach something by setting it back into the wall or surface to which it is fixed

RECESSED=1) be temporarily suspended

2)attach something by setting it back into the wall or surface to which it is fixed.

DROID=1)a robot

2) a person regarded as lifeless or mechanical

 

[Swaswati Borpuzari]

Learning vocabulary is a fundamental aspect of language acquisition and improvement, serving as the building blocks for effective communication. It is essential not only for expressing thoughts and ideas clearly but also for understanding the nuances and subtleties of a language. One effective method to enhance vocabulary is through consistent reading, which exposes learners to a wide range of words in various contexts. Engaging with diverse materials such as novels, newspapers, and academic articles can help in recognizing how words are used in different settings. Additionally, using vocabulary apps and flashcards can make the learning process more interactive and enjoyable. These tools often provide definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and example sentences, which can deepen understanding and retention. Practicing new words through writing and conversation is equally important, as it allows learners to apply their knowledge in real-life situations. Regular review and repetition are also key to long-term memory retention, ensuring that newly learned words become a permanent part of one's vocabulary. By dedicating time and effort to vocabulary building, individuals can significantly enhance their language skills and communicate more effectively in both personal and professional settings.

 

[Dhruv Bindhani]

Here's an analysis of the sentences with the provided definitions:

1. Smith was too excited about the nupital event going to held with Sayna
   
   • NUPTIAL: of or relating to marriage or weddings.
   • Analysis: The word "nuptial" is correctly used here to describe an event related to a wedding. The sentence conveys that Smith was excited about his upcoming marriage ceremony with Sayna.
2. Samar Breached the rule of not smoking
   
   • BREACH: an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct.
   • Analysis: The word "breached" is correctly used to indicate that Samar violated or broke the rule against smoking.
3. The Dress on that girl looks quite haute
   
   • HAUTE: high-class or high-toned; fancy.
   • Analysis: The word "haute" is correctly used to describe the dress as being high-class, stylish, or fancy, implying a sophisticated or fashionable appearance.
4. The Govt given a mandate to clear out all the slum area and in lieu make well apartments for them
   
   • MANDATE: an official order or commission to do something.
   • Analysis: The word "mandate" is correctly used here. It signifies that the government issued an official order or directive to clear the slum areas and build apartments in their place.
5. The Govt confiscate all the illegal property of landlord
   
   • CONFISCATE: take or seize with authority = IMPOUND = SEIZURE
   • Analysis: The word "confiscate" is correctly used. It means the government officially took possession of the landlord's illegal property with legal authority.
6. The Teacher ordered the student to pass from the aisle
   
   • AISLE: a passage between rows of seats, shelves of goods etc.
   • Analysis: The word "aisle" is correctly used. It refers to the passage or walkway between rows, likely of desks or seats, where the teacher instructed the student to pass.
7. The Goods will be placed at the nearest bay
   
   • BAY: a broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward. (Also: a compartment or recess; an area in a building or room that is set back from the main part)
   • Analysis: While "bay" can refer to a body of water, in the context of "goods being placed," it most likely refers to a compartment, loading bay, or designated area within a warehouse or facility. This is a common secondary meaning and is correctly used to indicate a specific location for storage or placement.
8. The Military performed a reconnaissance to find out and tackle the enemy
   
   • RECONNAISSANCE: military observation of a region to locate an enemy or ascertain strategic features = RECONNOITRE = RECCE (informal term)
   • ASCERTAIN: make sure of about something.
   • Analysis: Both "reconnaissance" and the implied goal to "ascertain" (though "ascertain" itself isn't used as a verb in the sentence, its meaning is relevant) are correctly applied. The military conducted an observation mission to gather information about the enemy and terrain.
9. The fan was recessed back into the wall
   
   • RECESS: attach something by setting it back into the wall or surface to which it is fixed.
   • RECESSED: 1) be temporarily suspended; 2) attach something by setting it back into the wall or surface to which it is fixed.
   • Analysis: The word "recessed" is correctly used here, referring to the fan being fixed into the wall in a set-back manner, so it doesn't protrude.
10. Tom was considered as a droid due to his laziness and dull behavior
    
    • DROID: 1) a robot; 2) a person regarded as lifeless or mechanical.
    • Analysis: The word "droid" is correctly used in its figurative sense here. It describes Tom as someone who behaves in a lifeless, mechanical, or dull manner, akin to a robot, due to his laziness.