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Barron’s 1100 Words You Need to Know (MCQ Test + PDF) Week 33 – Day 4


Barron's 1100 Words You Need to Know (MCQ Test + PDF) Week 33 - Day 4

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NEW WORDS

  • propensity [prə pen´ sə tē] 

“You had a propensity for telling simple and professional tales before the war.” Joseph Conrad, “The Tale”

  • wary [wer´ ē] 

“These figures were wary in their movements and perfectly silent afoot.” Joseph Conrad, Lord Jim

  • allay [ə lā´] 

“The President’s message was an attempt to allay the fears of senior citizens.” “The Future of Medicare,” Washington Post, 3/16/98

  • deter [di tėr´] 

“Concern for his job did not deter him from making public the dangers of smoking.” “Brave Politician,” New York Times, 4/12/99

  • connoisseur [kon´ ə sėr´] 

“This is the car for the connoisseur who doesn’t have to think about cost.” Car and Driver, 10/99

TODAY’S IDIOM

out of one’s depth—in a situation that is too difficult to handle

We thought he knew the ropes,* but we found him behind the eight ball* because he was out of his depth.

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