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This vocabulary lesson focuses on eight essential verbs often used in various contexts. We explore the meanings and applications of "boycott," "continuous," "detain," "inhibit," "punctuate," "quench," "restrain," and "stifle." Each word is defined with examples to illustrate their proper usage. Whether you're expanding your vocabulary for academic purposes or everyday conversations, this guide will enhance your understanding of these important terms.
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Vocabulary Group 10
boycottboikaht V stop To refuse to deal with or buy from for specific reasons The group of concerned parents organized a boycott of the toy store.
continuouskun tin yoouhs A stop uninterrupted The continuous hum of a car’s engine always lulls me to sleep.
detaindee tan V stop 1) To keep waiting or 2) to delay I was detained at the office and came in late for dinner.
inhibitin hi but V stop To forbid or restrain The crimps in the water hose inhibited the flow of water.
punctuatepuhngchuh wait V stop 1) To interrupt occasionally or 2) to use punctuation marks The brief rainstorms punctuated the hot summer months.
quenchkwench V stop 1) To put out or 2) to relieve thirst I could not quench the flames with the fire extinguisher.
restrainre strane V stop To hold back The goal of the new economic plan is to restrain inflation.
stiflestifuhl V stop 1) To suffocate, 2) to muffle, or 3) to cut off air The students had to stifle their yawns during the boring lesson.
