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WORD WEALTH 1.9

WORD WEALTH 1.9. anomaly. An abnormal, irregular fact or occurrence Snow in Florida may be considered an anomaly. apogee. Highest or farthest point; climax It is very hard to reach the apogee of Mount Everest. Antonym- Perigee. apocalypse. Vision of future (well-being); revelation

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WORD WEALTH 1.9

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  1. WORD WEALTH 1.9

  2. anomaly An abnormal, irregular fact or occurrence Snow in Florida may be considered an anomaly.

  3. apogee Highest or farthest point; climax It is very hard to reach the apogee of Mount Everest. Antonym- Perigee

  4. apocalypse Vision of future (well-being); revelation Many people feel that the apocalypse will come in 2012.

  5. arson Act of setting fires The police can’t rule out arson until they find the cause of a fire.

  6. client Customer If you hire a lawyer, you are his client.

  7. hypothesis Theory; unproved explanation The “Big Bang Theory” is a hypothesis.

  8. incidence Process of a happening; an occurrence The incidence of crime has decreased in the major cities.

  9. initiative Unprompted action; the first step Showing some initiative will help your chances of getting a job.

  10. litany A responsive prayer or religious service. Many litanies are said in church.

  11. maxim A wise saying; proverb Philosophers are known for their maxims.

  12. mosaic Inlaid art work, design made from bits of glass or stone in cement. Church windows may be an example of mosaics.

  13. perquisite An extra benefit or remuneration A jewel card would be a perquisite for good behavior.

  14. complement To make complete Getting married is a way to complement one another.

  15. console To comfort When someone is sad, it is nice to console them.

  16. consummate Bring to completion He consummated his painting with one final brush stroke.

  17. enervate Weaken; take strength from; debilitate The marathon really enervated him.

  18. exalt To lift up, elevate The team was exalted by their win over the previously undefeated team.

  19. perforate Pierce; punch holes in Notebook paper may be perforated for a binder.

  20. propagate Reproduce; spread abroad Flyers for the dance are propagated throughout the town.

  21. stipulate To specify The stipulations of the agreement were agreed on by both parties.

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