english test

coax

means to gently persuade or convince someone to do something, often by being kind or patient.

omit

means to leave out or exclude something.

inking

means a slight idea or hint about something.

prolific

means producing a lot of something, like work, ideas, or fruit.

auspicious

means a sign of success or good luck.

dutiful

means being responsible and doing what is expected.

summation

means the process of adding things together or a summary of something.

grubby

means dirty or covered in grime.

fathom

means to understand something deeply or fully.

platoon

is a small group of soldiers, usually made up of two or more squads, led by a lieutenant.

gleamed

means to shine brightly, often with a soft or reflected light.

waddlesome

means walking in a way that looks like waddling, often in an awkward or clumsy manner.

trundled

means to move slowly and heavily, often with a rolling sound.

decrepit

means old and in very poor condition, often due to age or use.

admonish

means to warn or scold someone gently for their behavior

malignant

means very harmful or dangerous, often used to describe cancer or an evil influence.