Vocabulary Used in SentencesEnglish Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Used in Sentences for 22nd September :
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Roomy (adj.): spacious
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Roost (n); branch, pole etc. on which a bird rests at night
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Roost (v); go to bed
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Root (n): part of plant which is normally under soil
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Root (v); to be firmly fixed, take root, pull by the root
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Rope (n); a thick strong cord
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Rope (v): rope in
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Rope dancer (n): dancer on ropes
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Rope ladder (n): a ladder made of ropes
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Rope-walk (n): place where ropes are made
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Rosary (n): a string of beads used for counting, prayers, a rose garden
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Rose (n): a sweet smelling flower bearing plant
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Rosewater (n): water distilled from roses
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Rosewood (n):a strong dark coloured Brazilian wood used to make furniture
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Rosin (n): drugs of turpentine
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Rostrum (n): a platform for public speaking
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Rosy (adj.): rose-like in colour, hopeful, bright, encouraging
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Rosy (adv.); rosily
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Rot (v): decompose, to go bad, putrefy
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Rot (n): decayed matter
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Rotary (adj.): revolving
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Rotate (v): move round a centre, point
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Rotation (n): act of turning round, revolution
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Rote (n): repetition of words without under-standing
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Rotten (adj.); decayed, putrefied
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Rouble (n): Russian coin or currency
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Rough (n): substance used to give colour to the cheeks or lips
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Rough (adj.): uneven, unpolished, unfinished, rude
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Roughly (adv.): in a rough manner, nearly
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Roughshod (adv.): harsh, with shoes provided with special nails (to prevent horse from slipping)
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Round (adj.): having the shape of a circle of ball
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Round about (adj.): indirect, circuitous
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Rouse (v): awaken, to stir up
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Rout (n): utter defeat
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Rout (v): defeat utterly
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Route (n): way, course
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Route (v): send along a particular way
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Routine (n): a regular course
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Rove (v): roam, wander
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Rover (n): a wanderer, an aged or senior boy scout, a robber
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Row (n): a line of objects, a riot
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Row (v): to propel a boat by oars
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Rowdy (n): a ruffian, blackguard
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Rowdy (adj.): rough, noisy
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Rower (n): one who rows
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Rowlock (n): an oar-rest
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Royal (adj.): kingly, magnificent
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Royalty (n): kingly rank, the members of a royal family
Vocabulary Used in Sentences for 22nd September :
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