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1. privileged officialdom
   1. (phrase) state of having rights reserved only for the highest authoraties
   2. (n.) the state of being irritable or bad-tempered
   3. (phrase) to keep up to date with.
   4. (n.) state of being reserved o not talking about one's true thoughts

adj.) originating in the country or region where found, native; inborn; inherent

1. 1. dredge up
   2. indigenous
   3. ambience
   4. notorious
2. notorious
   1. (adj.) Having a bad reputation
   2. (adj.) entangled
   3. (n.) Wandering around
   4. (adj.) worn and shabby; bedraggled
3. (v.) to unearth or bring to notice
   1. dredge up
   2. reticence
   3. rein in
   4. resurgent
4. (v.) To kill in a brutal or Violent manner.
   1. clamour
   2. logger
   3. slaughter
   4. fraught
5. (n.) A person's ability to recover from or adapt to difficult times.
   1. resilience
   2. resurgent
   3. reticence
   4. ambience
6. (n.) Atmosphere; mood; feeling.
   1. reticence
   2. resilience
   3. ambience
   4. allure
7. clamour
   1. (n.) Wandering around
   2. (v.) to unearth or bring to notice
   3. (n.) Loud and prolonged noise
   4. (n.) Compromises
8. (adj.) The condition of being commonplace or ordinary, somewhere in the middle between high and low; a very ordinary person
   1. rein in
   2. sartorial
   3. reticence
   4. mediocrity
9. brachiate
   1. (adj.) entangled
   2. (n.) Compromises
   3. (n.) Wandering around
   4. method of swinging
10. resurgent
    1. (adj.) Having a bad reputation
    2. (adj.) giving vigor to; enlivening; filling with energy
    3. (adj.) very dirty, covered with dirt or soot
    4. (adj.) Having a revival, renewing, rising or surging again
11. (adj.) of or pertaining to a tailor or his work; having to do with clothes or dress (especially men's)
    1. grimy
    2. sartorial
    3. relish
    4. notorious
12. (phrase) political unrest.
    1. old chestnut
    2. stay abreast of
    3. political fermentation
    4. tributaries
13. invigorating
    1. (adj.) very dirty, covered with dirt or soot
    2. (adj.) giving vigor to; enlivening; filling with energy
    3. (adj.) Having a revival, renewing, rising or surging again
    4. (adj.) full of or loaded with; accompanied by
14. downward spiral
    1. (v.) to unearth or bring to notice
    2. a harmful process, in which something gradually but continuously gets worse
    3. (v.) to control someone or something to stop them causing more trouble
    4. (n.) the state of being irritable or bad-tempered
15. (v) (informal) to believe sth, esp. an idea that many other people believe in
    1. brachiate
    2. rein in
    3. buy into
    4. flit
16. grumpiness
    1. (v.) to unearth or bring to notice
    2. (v.) To kill in a brutal or Violent manner.
    3. (n.) the state of being irritable or bad-tempered
    4. (n.) the quality of showing no compassion or pity
17. (n.) Compromises
    1. concessions
    2. notorious
    3. ruthlessness
    4. practitioner
18. rein in
    1. (v.) to unearth or bring to notice
    2. (v.) to control someone or something to stop them causing more trouble
    3. (n.) the quality of showing no compassion or pity
    4. (n.) the state of being irritable or bad-tempered
19. hustle
    1. (v.) to move quickly, busily.
    2. (n.) Atmosphere; mood; feeling.
    3. (n.) Wandering around
    4. (n.) Compromises
20. (v.) to swing back and forth with a steady rhythm; to fluctuate or waver.
    1. oscillate
    2. brachiate
    3. allure
    4. slaughter
21. reap benefits
    1. (phrase) state of having rights reserved only for the highest authoraties
    2. (v) (informal) to believe sth, esp. an idea that many other people believe in
    3. (v.) to control someone or something to stop them causing more trouble
    4. collect, earn a positive result (e.g Since you worked so hard during the semester, you are reaping the benefits of all your hard work now. You got straight A's!)
22. (n.) state of being reserved o not talking about one's true thoughts
    1. resilience
    2. ambience
    3. relish
    4. reticence

22 True/False Questions

1. (n.) small rivers or streams that flows in to a larger river or stream; a branch of the river → tributaries

   True        False

2. (informal) an old joke or story that has been told so many times that it is no longer amusing or interesting → buy into

   True        False

3. (n.) A liquid used as a drink. → beverage

   True        False

4. tatty → (adj.) Miserable, poor, inferior, not as good as someone else

   True        False

5. (n.) a person who cuts down trees for a living. → beverage

   True        False

6. flit → (v.) to move lightly and quickly from one place or thing to another.

   True        False

7. (n.) something that is necessary to an end or to the carrying out of a function → prerequisite

   True        False

8. (v.) Make (a doubt, feeling, or belief) disappear → dispel

   True        False

9. ravage → (v.) to destroy, lay waste, ruin; (n.) ruinous damage, destruction

   True        False

10. (adj.) entangled → enmeshed

    True        False

11. allure → (v.) to entice, tempt; to be attractive to; (n.) a strong attraction; the power to attract, charm

    True        False

12. (adj.) very dirty, covered with dirt or soot → fraught

    True        False

13. (adj.) Miserable, poor, inferior, not as good as someone else → lousy

    True        False

14. (adj.) full of or loaded with; accompanied by → grimy

    True        False

15. (n.) enjoyment or satisfaction; something that adds a pleasing flavor; (v.) to enjoy greatly → rein in

    True        False

16. jaded → (adj.) wearied, worn-out, dulled (in the sense of being satiated by excessive indulgence)

    True        False

17. (n.) the quality of showing no compassion or pity → ruthlessness

    True        False

18. (n.) someone engaged in a profession (law, medicine) → logger

    True        False

19. (n.) Wandering around → vagabonding

    True        False

20. (phrase) Very different from. "His personality is a far cry from his father's." → a far cry

    True        False

21. when an event or situation has a knock-on effect, it indirectly causes other events or situations; also: domino effect → flit

    True        False

22. stay abreast of → collect, earn a positive result (e.g Since you worked so hard during the semester, you are reaping the benefits of all your hard work now. You got straight A's!)

    True        False

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