1. Extricate: to remove something or set something free with difficulty.
Example: She tried to extricate herself from the tangled ropes.
2. Hurried: moving or working rapidly, especially forced or required to
hurry, as a person.
Example: He hurried to catch the last train of the night.
3. Mournfully: in a very sad way.
Example: She gazed mournfully at the empty chair where her father used to sit.
4. Niggling: worrying someone slightly or causing them slightly pain usually
for a log time.
Example: A niggling doubt lingered in his mind despite the good news.
5. Summans: an official demand to appear in a court of law.
Example: The court issued a summons for her to appear next Monday.
6. Stunned: very shocked or surprised.
Example: He was stunned by the unexpected announcement.
1. Banner: a long piece of cloth with words written on it,
sometimes stretched between two poles and carried by people
taking part in a march.
Example: A colorful banner fluttered in the breeze above the entrance.
2. Dappled: covered with spots of colour that are lighter or darker than the
main colour or covered with areas of light and darkness
Example: The sunlight dappled the forest floor through the trees.
3. Footpath: a path especiallyin the countryside, for walking on.
Example: They followed the narrow footpath along the riverbank.
4. I Plugged: a small plastic or rubber object with two or three metal pins,
attached to the end of a wire on a piece of electrical equipment and
pushed into a special opening in a wall to connect the equipment to a
supply of electricity
Example: He plugged his phone into the charger before going to bed.
5. Strenuous: needing or using a lot of physical or mental effort or energy.
Example: The strenuousness of the climb left them breathless.
6. Uneasy: causing physical or mental discomfort
Example: She felt uneasy walking alone in the dark alley.
Cap 3
1. Belfry: A tower or part of a building that houses bells, especially in a
church.
Example: The old church’s belfry housed a large, rusted bell.
2. Boldness: The quality of being courageous, confident, and willing to take
risks.
Example: Her boldness in confronting the problem impressed everyone.
3. Bruised: Having an injury that causes discoloration of the skin without
breaking it.
Example: He had a badly bruised arm after the fall.
4. Clasped: Held tightly or firmly with hands or fingers.
Example: She clasped her hands tightly, trying to calm her nerves.
5. Defeated: Feeling overcome, beaten, or without hope.
Example: Feeling defeated, he lowered his head in frustration.
6. Deafening: Extremely loud, causing temporary difficulty in hearing.
Example: The deafening roar of the crowd echoed through the stadium.
7. Nipped: Pinched or bitten slightly, often by cold or wind.
Example: The cold wind nipped at her cheeks as she walked.
8. Plaster: A material used for coating walls or ceilings, often made of lime,
sand, and water.
Example: The walls were covered in cracked plaster.
9. Vaguely: In an unclear or uncertain manner.
Example: He vaguely remembered the details of the conversation.
Cap 4
1. Diapers: Absorbent garments worn by babies or individuals who cannot
control their bladder or bowels.
Example: The mother carefully changed the baby’s diapers.
2. Dragged: Pulled something with effort, usually along the ground.
Example: He dragged the heavy suitcase up the stairs.
3. Enclosing: Surrounding or closing off an area or object.
Example: The garden was enclosing a small pond at its center.
4. Mantelpiece: A decorative shelf above a fireplace, often used for
displaying items.
Example: Family photos lined the wooden mantelpiece above the fireplace.
5. Naked: Without clothing, covering, or leaves; exposed.
Example: The tree stood naked in winter, stripped of its leaves.
6. Sacking: A rough woven fabric, typically made of jute or burlap, used for
bags or coverings.
Example: The workers used sacking to cover the exposed bricks.
7. Servant: A person employed to perform household tasks or duties for
others.
Example: The servant opened the door and welcomed the guests.
8. Unendurable: Impossible to endure or tolerate.
Example: The heat inside the car was unendurable without air conditioning.
Cap 5
1. Bursting: The act of breaking open, exploding, or overflowing due to
excessive pressure or content. It can also refer to an intense emotional
expression.
Example: The balloon was bursting with air until it finally popped.
2. Embellishing: Decorating or enhancing something by adding extra
details, often exaggerating or distorting the truth.
Example: She kept embellishing the story about her vacation, making it sound
more exciting than it really was.
3. Safety: The condition of being protected from danger, risk, or injury.
Example: Wearing a helmet while riding a bike ensures your safety in case of
an accident.
4. Shorter: The comparative form of "short," meaning of less length,
duration, or height.
Example: This road is shorter than the main highway, so we’ll get there faster.
Chapter 6
1. Abolished: Formally put an end to something, often by law or authority.
Example: Slavery was abolished in the United States in 1865.
2. Dampness: The state of being slightly wet or moist.
Example: The dampness in the basement caused mold to grow on the walls.
3. Scribbled: Wrote or drew something quickly and carelessly, often
without concern for legibility.
Example: He scribbled a quick note on a piece of paper before running out the
door.
4. Shuddering: Trembling or shaking, often due to fear, cold, or disgust.
Example: She was shuddering with fear as she heard the eerie noise outside.
1. Beseech: To beg or ask for something earnestly or desperately.
Example: She beseeched her parents to let her attend the concert.
2. Breadcrust: The outer, harder part of a loaf of bread.
Example: He left the breadcrust on his plate, only eating the soft part.
3. Fierce: Extremely strong, violent, or intense.
Example: The fierce wind knocked down the trees.
4. Mastered: Gained complete control or knowledge of something.
Example: She mastered the violin after years of practice.
5. Outwit: To defeat or deceive someone using intelligence or cleverness.
Example: The spy managed to outwit his enemies and escape.
6. Saucepan: A deep cooking pan with a long handle, typically used for
boiling or simmering.
Example: She boiled the pasta in a saucepan.
7. Utterly: Completely or absolutely.
Example: He was utterly surprised by the sudden news.
Cap 8
1. Conspiracy: A secret plan by a group of people to do something illegal
or harmful.
Example: The police uncovered a conspiracy to rob the bank.
2. Splinters: Small, thin, sharp pieces of material, usually wood, that have
broken off.
Example: She got splinters in her hand from the wooden fence.
3. Vagueness: The quality of being unclear or lacking detail
Example: The vagueness of his explanation made it hard to understand.
Cap 9
1. Amateurishly: In a way that shows a lack of skill or experience.
Example: He painted the wall amateurishly, leaving visible brush strokes.
2. Crawled: Moved slowly on hands and knees or with the body close to
the ground.
Example: The baby crawled across the floor.
3. Enormously: To a very great degree or size.
Example: She was enormously proud of her achievement.
4. Hatred: Intense dislike or strong feelings of hostility.
Example: His hatred for injustice motivated his activism.
5. Quivering: Shaking or trembling, often from fear, cold, or emotion.
Example: Her hands were quivering with nerves before the performance.
6. Statical: Relating to a state of being still or unchanging, often referring to
physical forces in equilibrium.
Example: The statical structure of the bridge was carefully calculated to ensure
safety.
1. Abruptly: Suddenly and unexpectedly, often in a way that is unpleasant
or surprising.
Example: The meeting ended abruptly when the fire alarm went off.
2. Childbearing: The process of giving birth to children.
Example: Many women experience physical and emotional changes during
childbearing.
3. Straightened: Made or become straight; also can mean to resolve a
situation.
Example: She straightened her posture before giving her speech.
4. Unconquerable: Impossible to defeat or overcome.
Example: His unconquerable spirit helped him survive the difficult times.
