English Vocabulary & Pronunciation - P4
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Daily Pronunciation - procrastinate
Today's word is "procrastinate". This is a verb which means to put off doing something, often out of laziness. For example, you can say, "I keep procrastinating doing my homework."
Today's word is "propaganda". This is a noun which means misleading information or ideas to promote a certain cause. For example, you can say, "Fear-based propaganda has been used throughout history by the governments of many nations to justify wars.
Today's word is propensity. This is a noun which means a natural tendency. For example, you can say, He had a propensity to talk too much when he was nervous.
Today's word is "pugnacious". This is an adjective which means quarrelsome or belligerent. For example, you can say, "No one wanted to invite Dave to the party; he is always pugnacious."
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