impasse(Gatirodh): A situation in which no progess is possible, especially because of disagreement; a deadlock; stalemate; dead end; checkmate; stand-off
Carcass: the dead body of an animal; corpse; cadaver; dead body; relics; remains
unanimous(Sarvasahmati): complete agreement; a decision or opinion agreed by all; in complete accord; with one voice; in harmony. e.g. the decision to go ahead was unanimous.
comply with: act in accordance with a wish or command; (of an article)meet specified standards; Abide by; act is accordance with; obey; adhere to; conform to. e.g. all new vehicles should comply with BS4 norms.
Upbeat: cheerful; optimistic; cheery; positive; confident; hopeful; buouant. e.g. india upbeat about modi-putin meet.
Take its toll or take a heavy toll: have an adverse(harmful; unfavourable) effect
e.g. the stress and strain of modern life are taking a heavy toll on the human mind.
Transcend: be or go beyond the range or limits of (a field of activity or conceptual sphere); surpass(a person or achievement); go beyond; rise above; surpass; excel; outrank; outshine; outstrip.
Servitude: the state of being slave or completely subject to someone more powerful; slavery; bondage; enslavement; subjection; subjugation.
Wrought: caused something to happen specially a change
baffle: totally bewilder(cause (someone) to become perplexed and confused) or perplex(make (someone) feel completely baffled; comlicate or confuse a metter); puzzling; preplexing; bewildering; confuse; bemusing
Sardonic: grimly mocking or cynical; showing that you think that you are better than other; mocking; satirical; sarcastic.
Pedagogy: the method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept; teaching; schooling; andragogy
Suffuse: gradually spread through or over; spread over/through; permeate; impregnate(soak or saturate (something) with a substance); imbue; Pervade
Conducive(Anukool): making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible; good for; helpful to; useful for
Well-to-do: wealthy; prosperous; Rich; moneyed; cash rich; affluent; well off; with deep pocket
Crack down on: take severe measures against.
Kick in: to begin to take effect
a kick in the teeth: a great disappointment; something that hurts somebody or something emotionally
kick the bucket: to die
kick you heals: to have nothing to do, waiting for somebody or something.
Kick the tyres: to test the quality of something whether it is suiable for you before you buy it.
Congestion: the state of being crowded and full of traffic.
to much cooks spoil the broth: If too many people are involved in a yask or activity, it will not be done well.
broth: soup consisting of meat or vegetables cooked in stock, sometimes thickened with barley or other cereals.
patron: a person who gives money and support to artists, writers etc; a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, or cause; a customer of a shop, restaurant, etc., especially a regular one.
Patronage: the support given by a patron.
cripple: cause (someone) to become unable to walk or move properly; deprive(prevent (a person or place) from having or using something) of the ability to function normally.
Bust: a sculpture of a person's head, shoulders, and chest; arrest, to be caught in the act of doing something wrong.
Ruminate: a deep or considered thought about something; think about; contemplate; consider; give thought of; chew over; brood over; dwell on; ponder over; cogitate about; chew the cud.
Whine: to complain in an annoying crying voice; to make a long sound; a long, high-pitched complaining cry.
for instance: for example
Gimormous: extremely large; blend(Mix) of giant and enormous(very large in size, quantity, or extent); large; sizeable; substantial(of considerable importance, size, or worth); considerable; colossal; mammoth(huge); monumental(of or serving as a monument)
Monument: a statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a notable person or event.
Go to hell in a hand basket: deteriorate(become progressively worse) rapidly
Carcass: the dead body of an animal; corpse; cadaver; dead body; relics; remains
unanimous(Sarvasahmati): complete agreement; a decision or opinion agreed by all; in complete accord; with one voice; in harmony. e.g. the decision to go ahead was unanimous.
comply with: act in accordance with a wish or command; (of an article)meet specified standards; Abide by; act is accordance with; obey; adhere to; conform to. e.g. all new vehicles should comply with BS4 norms.
Upbeat: cheerful; optimistic; cheery; positive; confident; hopeful; buouant. e.g. india upbeat about modi-putin meet.
Take its toll or take a heavy toll: have an adverse(harmful; unfavourable) effect
e.g. the stress and strain of modern life are taking a heavy toll on the human mind.
Transcend: be or go beyond the range or limits of (a field of activity or conceptual sphere); surpass(a person or achievement); go beyond; rise above; surpass; excel; outrank; outshine; outstrip.
Servitude: the state of being slave or completely subject to someone more powerful; slavery; bondage; enslavement; subjection; subjugation.
Wrought: caused something to happen specially a change
baffle: totally bewilder(cause (someone) to become perplexed and confused) or perplex(make (someone) feel completely baffled; comlicate or confuse a metter); puzzling; preplexing; bewildering; confuse; bemusing
Sardonic: grimly mocking or cynical; showing that you think that you are better than other; mocking; satirical; sarcastic.
Pedagogy: the method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept; teaching; schooling; andragogy
Suffuse: gradually spread through or over; spread over/through; permeate; impregnate(soak or saturate (something) with a substance); imbue; Pervade
Conducive(Anukool): making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible; good for; helpful to; useful for
Well-to-do: wealthy; prosperous; Rich; moneyed; cash rich; affluent; well off; with deep pocket
Crack down on: take severe measures against.
Kick in: to begin to take effect
a kick in the teeth: a great disappointment; something that hurts somebody or something emotionally
kick the bucket: to die
kick you heals: to have nothing to do, waiting for somebody or something.
Kick the tyres: to test the quality of something whether it is suiable for you before you buy it.
Congestion: the state of being crowded and full of traffic.
to much cooks spoil the broth: If too many people are involved in a yask or activity, it will not be done well.
broth: soup consisting of meat or vegetables cooked in stock, sometimes thickened with barley or other cereals.
patron: a person who gives money and support to artists, writers etc; a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, or cause; a customer of a shop, restaurant, etc., especially a regular one.
Patronage: the support given by a patron.
cripple: cause (someone) to become unable to walk or move properly; deprive(prevent (a person or place) from having or using something) of the ability to function normally.
Bust: a sculpture of a person's head, shoulders, and chest; arrest, to be caught in the act of doing something wrong.
Ruminate: a deep or considered thought about something; think about; contemplate; consider; give thought of; chew over; brood over; dwell on; ponder over; cogitate about; chew the cud.
Whine: to complain in an annoying crying voice; to make a long sound; a long, high-pitched complaining cry.
for instance: for example
Gimormous: extremely large; blend(Mix) of giant and enormous(very large in size, quantity, or extent); large; sizeable; substantial(of considerable importance, size, or worth); considerable; colossal; mammoth(huge); monumental(of or serving as a monument)
Monument: a statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a notable person or event.
Go to hell in a hand basket: deteriorate(become progressively worse) rapidly
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