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1
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struggle v.
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make violent movements
while fighting.
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2
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bitterly adv.
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severely.
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3
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terribly adv.
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very badly and severely.
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4
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hardships n.
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difficulties.
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5
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adversities n.
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great troubles and
bad fortunes.
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6
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atrocities n.
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great evils, esp.
cruelties.
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7
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blockheaded adj.
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foolish and brainless.
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8
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attempt n.
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effort made to do
something.
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9
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prestige n.
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influence or/and reputation
derived from past achievements.
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10
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conflict n.
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Meeting of opposing
ideas, beliefs or circumstances.
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11
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forbear v.
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endure.
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12
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clash n.
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light; battle.
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13
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display v.
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show.
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14
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discernibly adv.
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noticeably.
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15
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part and parcel
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most important part
that cannot be separated from the whole.
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16
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overall adj.
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including everything.
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17
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confined to adj.
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enclosed within limits.
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18
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exposed to adj.
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uncovered; left without
protection.
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19
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extend v.
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be enlarged or prolonged.
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20
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comprise v.
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include.
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21
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propagation n.
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the act of spreading
or reaching and influencing a great number of people.
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22
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considerable adj.
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great and important.
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23
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role n.
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part.
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24
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persistent adj.
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continuing in a habit
or course of action.
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25
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longing adj.
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showing a strong wish.
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26
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patronage n.
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care and support given
by a person to another or others.
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27
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declare v.
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make known publicly.
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28
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conversion n.
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a change whereby a
person accepts completely a new religion, political belief, etc.
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29
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community n.
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group of people living
together and being united by shared interests, religion, nationality, etc.
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30
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interdiction n.
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prohibition.
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31
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wrathful adj
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in a state of great
anger.
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32
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spiteful adj.
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hateful.
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33
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boycott v.
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refuse to help or
do business with.
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34
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compliant v.
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readily acting in
accordance with a rule, order, etc.
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35
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endure v.
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forbear.
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36
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anguish n.
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very great pain and
suffering (esp. of the mind).
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37
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luxuriously adv.
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in a state of providing
the greatest comfort.
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38
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sacrifice v.
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give up or lose (esp.
for some purpose or belief).
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39
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cry hot tears.
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cry and weep very
severely.
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40
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void of adj.
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lacking.
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41
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cry his heart out
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cry and weep.
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42
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threatening adj.
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warning.
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43
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suppress v.
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prevent from appearing.
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44
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caliphate n.
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state of being a caliph.
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45
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sympathetic adj.
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having sympathy or
the ability to share feelings with others.
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46
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lenient adj.
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merciful in judgement;
gentle.
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47
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undertake v.
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start on (work); bear
the responsibility for.
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48
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stimulate v.
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excite.
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49
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abominable adj.
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hateful; causing great
dislike.
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50
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emigrate v.
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to leave one's city
or country and go to live in another.
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51
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under the guise of
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under cover of.
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52
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misshapened adj.
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badly or wrongly shaped
or formed.
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53
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orphanize v.
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turn (somebody) to
an orphan.
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54
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widow n.
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a wife whose husband
has died.
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55
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brilliance n.
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brightness and intelligence.
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