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ignorant (adj)
not having much knowledge or information about sth
grip (v)
to hold very tightly
to have a powerful effect over sth
to keep sb’s attention completely
lofty (adj)
having high principles or standards
ornate (adj)
having a lot of complicated decorations (can be used for language)
confront (v)
to face with difficult situation
disillusion (v)
to disappoint Sb by telling them an unpleasant truth about sth/sb
plague (v)
to cause worried, pain or difficulties
to annoy sb especially by asking repeated question
a plaque of sth (n)
a large number of things that are unpleasant or likely to cause damage
apparition (n)
a ghost or ghost-like image of a person who is dead
coerce (v)
to persuade sb forcefully to do sth that they unwilling to do
particularize (v)
to give details of sth
picky (adj)
(of a person) liking only particular things, difficult to please, careful about choosing only what they like
peculiar (adj)
unusual and strange, sometimes in an unpleasant way
disingenuous (adj)
slightly honest, or not speaking complete truth
boorish (adj)
very unpleasant and rude
rational (adj)
based on reason rather than emotions
compensate (v)
to provide sth good to balance or reduce the bad effects
put sth up (v)
to raise, build, increase sth
