ENGLISH_VOCABULARY

• FORTIFY

  to strengthen
• INDIGNATION

  a feeling of righteous anger/pagkagalit
• IRREVERSIBLE

  not able to change back to a former state; impossible to revert back
• IMPEDIMENT

  a barrier; obstruction
• IMPOSED

  force (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) to be accepted or put in place.
• JETTISONED

  discard due to not useful
• LOFTY

  very high
• LABORIOUS

  not easy, requiring hard work
• MULTIFARIOUS

  having great variety; numerous and diverse
• MARVELOUS

  wonderful
• MANIFEST

  obvious
• MEAGER

  Lacking in quantity or quality
• OBLITERATE

  to destroy completely
• OMNIPOTENT

  almighty, having unlimited power or authority
• OPTIMUM

  best; most favorable; ideal
• ORTHODOX

  generally accepted, usual
• OUTREACH

  To reach or go beyond.
• OVERWHELM

  overpower
• OBSCURE

  difficult to see, vague
• PLACATE

  make (someone) less angry or hostile/suyuin
• PATHETIC

  pitiful
• PARADOX

  A statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth.
• PROFUSELY

  to a great degree; in large amounts
• PHLEGMATIC

  calm and unemotional in temperament
• PALPABLE

  (adj.) capable of being touched or felt; easily seen, heard, or recognized
• PAMPER

  treat with excessive care and attention
• PRESUMABLY

  probably
• PROLIFIC

  (adj.) abundantly productive; abundant, profuse
• PAINSTAKING

  very thorough; careful
• PIT

  a large hole in the ground
• PROPELLED

  pushed forward
• EXTORT

  to obtain money/anything by force
• ENTITLE

  to give someone the right to do or have something
• EXALT

  to glorify, to praise, to raise in rank
• NUDGE

  sikuhin
• INEXORABLE

  impossible to stop or prevent
• AFOREMENTIONED

  denoting a thing or person previously mentioned
• ENERVATE

  to weaken
• EXPEDIENT

  helpful or useful in a situation, naaangkop
• ENACT

  to make law or gumanap