| SN | Words | Meanings |
|---|---|---|
| 61 | Persons | Usually a small group of people from a particular field (formal) |
| 62 | Loath | Not willing to do sth (adjective) He was loath to admit his mistake. |
| 63 | Loathe | To extremely dislike sth/sb |
| 64 | Breathe | To inhale and exhale oxygen |
| 65 | Breath | The air you take in and send out |
| 66 | Cement | A grey powder made out of lime and clay for construction |
| 67 | Concrete | A mixture of cement, sand and crushed stones for construction |
| 68 | Emigrate | To leave one's country for another for permanent settlement (from...to...) |
| 69 | Immigrate | To come and live permanently in a new country, not yours (...to...from) |
| 70 | Historical | Connected with the past/ history |
| 71 | Historic | Important in history/a period during which history was recorded |
| 72 | Economical | Frugal/using minimum resources/cheap and cost effective |
| 73 | Economic | Related with trade and business (economic development) |
| 74 | Customer | A person/individual that has business transaction with other bigger firms |
| 75 | Client | A person who uses the services/advice from a professional/organization |
| 76 | About | In no particular place/here and there/nearly/very close to |
| 77 | Around | Approximately (often used like 76,77 and 78) |
| 78 | Round | In a circular direction |
| 79 | Rare | Unusual/not common |
| 80 | Scarce | Not much/in short of supply/not available in plenty |
| 81 | Pry | To try to find private information about others quite annoyingly/rudely |
| 82 | Prise | To use force to separate something from something else |
| 83 | Deny | To confidently declare not being involved in sth (of the past) |
| 84 | Refuse | To turn down somebody's advice/request/proposal, etc. (for present/ future) |
| 85 | Tasty | Having good flavour/relishing (adjective) |
| 86 | Tasteful | Attractive and good quality (furniture/clothes/decorations, etc.) |
| 87 | Tasteless | Having little or no flavour/lacking the ability to make the right choices alike others |
| 88 | Human | Of people/mankind |
| 89 | Humane | Generous/kind/supportive/compassionate |
| 90 | Fateful | Left on destiny/controlled by fate |
| Continued... |
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