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Meaning of difficult words from the lesson "A House Is Not a Home":
S.No | Words | Meaning |
1. | Awkward | Difficult to do or deal with |
2. | Strange | Refers to something unusual or unexpected |
3. | Isolated | Alone or apart from others |
4. | Nonetheless | Despite what has just been said or done |
5. | Tabby cat | A grey or brownish cat with dark stripes |
6. | Purr | To make a continuous, soft sound |
7. | Swat | To hit something |
8. | Yard | An area outside the building |
9. | Engulfed | To surround or cover something completely |
10. | Grope | To find your way using hands because you cannot see |
11. | Crazed | Behaving in a wild or strange way |
12. | Lawn | An area of grass near a house or in a park |
13. | Yell | To shout or to make a loud noise |
14. | Blanket | A soft piece of cloth made of wool, used as a bed covering |
15. | Tow | To pull or drag someone or something |
16. | Vanish | To disappear suddenly |
17. | Logically | In a way that uses reason |
18. | Dazed | Unable to think clearly |
19. | Inhale | To breathe gas, air or smoke into your lungs |
20. | Horror | A intense feeling of fear or shock |
21. | Piled | Things packed one after another |
22. | Casualty | A person or a thing killed/destroyed in an accident/war |
23. | Embarrassed | Feeling ashamed or shy |
24. | Outcast | A person who is no longer accepted by society or a group of people |
25. | Geek person | A person who is willing to suffer the public humiliation for liking something strange |
26. | Zombie | A living corpse raised via the use of supernatural techniques |
27. | Rip away | To tear something away from something/someone else |
28. | Grieve | To feel or express great sadness |
29. | Rubble | Broken bits and pieces of something |
30. | Debris | Pieces from rubbish, especially from an accident |
31. | Vulnerable | Weak and without protection |
32. | Plight | A bad or difficult situation |
33. | Curb | Joined stones or concrete |
34. | Freak | Refers to someone or something strange or unusual |
35. | Gratitude | The state of being grateful to someone |
36. | Diminish | To become smaller, fewer or less |