0 | 3.5.2010 | 2 years agoAmortization: (noun)
The act of paying off debt or other obligation in regular installments over a period of time
Ex: When he decided to get a mortgage on the house he knew he would have to go through amortization.
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You can ask me questions about the meaning of a word or how to use it in a sentence or simply just leave me a message/random question here.
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0 | 3.5.2010 | 2 years ago0 | 2.5.2010 | 2 years agoOlfactory: (adjective)
of or pertaining to the sense of smell
Ex: To prevent herself from endangering her olfactory organs, she wafted the chemical toward her nose.
2 | 1.5.2010 | 2 years agoespionage: (noun)
the act or practice of spying, especially in the government
Ex: The boys decided to go everywhere on an espionage to figure out who destroyed their tree house.
0 | 30.4.2010 | 2 years agoLucrative: (adjective)
peofitable
Ex: The entrepreneur begun his company just for pure fun at first, but lucky for him, it turned into a lucrative business.
1 | 29.4.2010 | 2 years agoPerturbed: (verb)
1. to disturb or disquiet greatly in mind; agitate.
2. to throw into great disorder; derange.
Ex: Despite the fact that her brother constantly perturbed her during her study session, she still got an A.
0 | 28.4.2010 | 2 years agoNeoteric: (adjective)
the act of being new; modern
Ex: Before the 21st century, any kind of touch screen device seemed improbable as it is a neoteric concept.
0 | 27.4.2010 | 2 years agocongenial: (adjective)
agreeable, suitable, or pleasing in nature or character
Ex: The reason why they were such good friends was because they were a congenial couple.
2 | 26.4.2010 | 2 years agoInfatuate: (verb)
1. to inspire or possess with a foolish or unreasoning passion, as of love.
2.to affect with folly; make foolish or fatuous.
Ex: Even though he had never talked to her before, he could not help but be infatuated with her beauty.
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