Eng vocabulary

Torment

To cause severe mental or physical suffering.

Gigantic

Very huge or great in size.

Sound fishy

Making you feel that someone is lying.

Enclose

To surround something.

Comfort

To make someone feel better.

Reason with someone

To try to persuade someone to do or accept something.

Blow out breath

To exhale forcefully.

Contradictory

If two or more pieces are contradictory, they are very different.

Cognitive

Connected with thinking or conscious mental processes.

Mundane

Very ordinary.

Linger

To take a long time to leave or disappear.

Avid

Extremely eager or interested.

Diminish

To reduce or be reduced in size or importance.

Rumbling

A sign of anger or disagreement.

Passive

Not acting to influence or change a situation, allowing others to be in control.

Dominant

More important, strong, or noticeable than anything else of the same type.

Crew

A group of people who work together, especially those who operate ships and aircraft.

Plausible

Seeming likely to be true or able to be believed.

Plea

An urgent and emotional request.

Have a fling

To have a short-term sexual relationship with someone.

One-time fling

A brief romantic relationship that was not expected to last longer.

Revelation

The act of making something known that was secret.

Speculate

To guess possible answers to a question when you don't have enough information to be certain.

Strip down

To remove everything except for a particular piece of clothing or from the body.

Motive

A reason for doing something.

Civilly

In a polite way.

Snap

To suddenly become unable to control a strong feeling, especially anger.

Elk

A large deer.

Ditch

To get rid of.

Dispose

To get rid of something, especially by throwing it away.

Nowhere to be found

Cannot be located.

Prime

Main or most important.

Lethal

Able to cause death, extremely dangerous.

Allegation

A statement without proof that someone has done something illegal.

Accustomed to

Familiar with something.

Oblivious

Not conscious of something, especially what is happening around you.

Instant

An extremely short period of time.

Vaguely

In a way that is not expressed or known.

Frown

A facial expression.

Unplug from reality

To disconnect or detach oneself from reality.