Word #Abhor

* Part Of Speech — Verb.

* Noun — Abhorrence.

* Adjective — Abhorrent.

* Pronunciation —

* Ab as in absolute,

* h as in humidity,

* or as in store.

* Meaning —

* To hate something..

* Sentences—

* When you absolutely hate something and treat it with disgust, you actually abhor it.

* The honest man abhors falsehood. (Verb, hates)

* She loves winter but finds mizzles to be abhorrent. (Adjective, worthy of being treated with hatred and disgust)

* The frisson of joy in her mind suddenly transformed into feelings of abhorrence. (Noun, hatred and disgust)

* She is a person who abhors the busy lifestyle of cities but falls for the surreal village life.l

* People should stay away from the things that they abhor so that they remain peaceful and contented. (Verb, hate)

* Synonyms — hate, detest, loathe, etc.

* Antonyms — love, adore, etc.

* Quick revision of previously learnt words —

* Mizzles — drizzles or light rain.

* Surreal — that which is like a dream

Idom #thinks on her feet

* Meaning —

* To be able to adjust quickly and take fast decisions.

* Sentences —

* She never thinks on her feet and lords it over her juniors. (Is able to adjust quickly and take fast decisions)

* Lords it over — dominates..

* He is as good as gold and thinks on his feet. (Is able to adjust quickly and take fast decisions)

* As good as gold — very good.

* She is not a home bird and she thinks on her feet. (Is able to adjust quickly and take fast decisions)

* Home bird — one who loves to stay at home.

Phrasal verb #Lay out

* Meaning —

* Invest, OR

* Spend.

* Sentences —

* She laid out money for the party . (Spent)

* He lays out money on stocks. (Invests)

* It is not wise to lay out money mindlessly. (Spend)

* He lays out money cautiously. (Spends)