Word #aloof

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Pronunciation —

* A as in administer,

* l as in fool,

* oo as in fool,

* f as in fool.

* Meaning —

* Detached, not friendly, and not involved.

* Sentences

* The teacher was surprised as the gabby child appeared aloof. (Adjective, detached, not friendly, and not involved)

* In spite of having the palatable food, she didn't say a word and appeared aloof. (Adjective, detached, not friendly, and not involved)

* She admonished him and he became aloof after that. (Adjective, detached, not friendly, and not involved

* Synonyms — detached, uninvolved, unfriendly, unresponsive, etc.

* Antonyms — attached, involved, friendly, responsive, etc.

* learned words —

* Palatable — delicious.

* Admonish— scold.

Idiom#Choppy waters

* Meaning —

* Difficult situation.

* Sentences —

* She wore a dress as red as a cherry on the day she discussed her plight in choppy waters. (Difficult situation)

* As red as a cherry — red.

* Don't be afraid of choppy waters (Difficult situation.

* There are a million and one reasons as to why he has to face choppy waters. (Difficult situation)

* A million and one — numerous.

* He cried his heart out when he told choppy waters he faced. (Difficult situation)

* Common as an old shoe — very common.

Phrasal verb# knock about

* Meaning —

* To roam or travel.

* Sentences —

* They knocked about the world last month. (Roamed or traveled)

* She has saved plenty of money to knock about the world in old age. (Roam or travel)

* They want to knock about the village. (Roam or travel)

* She doesn't want to knock about the city; she wants to spend the day in solitude. (Roam or travel)