Vocabulary - Love Designer EP-21 (3-8-2022)

1. exaggerating - exaggerate, overstate, overdo, overemphasize, exaggeration

2. termination - conclusion, ending, finish, close, cessation

3. clarify - explain, elucidate, clear up, make clear, illuminate

4. scrutiny - examination, inspection, investigation, study, review

5. foremost - leading, chief, prime, principal, first

6. bud - sprout, germinate, shoot, buddy, flower

7. nipping - biting, frosty, nippy, snappy, crisp

8. maneuver - steer, guide, operate, manipulate, stratagem

9. intend - plan, mean, propose, purpose, design

10. fabricated - fictitious, invented, fictional, fancied, false

11. meticulously - thoroughly, carefully, scrupulously, precisely, minutely

12. concrete - solid, tangible, real, material, physical

13. denounce - condemn, criticize, censure, attack, decry

14. pursuing - chase, chasing, following, pursuit, trailing

15. relief - help, assistance, comfort, alleviation, release

16. tinted - stained, dyed, painted, colored, coloured

17. surge - stream, rush, flow, gush, pour

18. stance - position, attitude, posture, viewpoint, standpoint

19. magnitude - size, extent, volume, bulk, breadth

20. mitigate - alleviate, reduce, ease, lessen, relieve

21. suppress - repress, subdue, stifle, restrain, curb

22. elevate - raise, lift, upgrade, promote, exalt

23. meddling - interfering, meddlesome, busy, officious, tampering

24. massive - huge, enormous, gigantic, large, immense

25. shove - push, thrust, force, drive, stuff 

26. traps - pitfalls, lures, decoys, catches, snares

27. uncertainties - doubts, uncertainty, doubt, qualms, unpredictability

28. smoother - sander, smooth, plane, soft, planer

29. hitch - snag, hindrance, difficulty, obstruction, obstacle

30. sake - interest, benefit, good, welfare, reason

31. scapegoat - victim, whipping boy, fall guy, patsy, sacrifice

32. associates - partners, colleagues, allies, companions, fellows

33. mess - muddle, disorder, confusion, jumble, chaos

34. schemer - plotter, conspirator, intriguer, planner, strategist

35. admirable - excellent, fine, praiseworthy, commendable, laudable

36. plotted - planned, aforethought, charted, schemed, designed

37. hypocrite - pretender, phony, dissembler, fraud, phoney

38. damned - damn, cursed, blasted, bloody, doomed

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