* Word # Debonair

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Pronunciation —

* Deb as in debit,

* on as usual, on,

* air as usual, air (with less stress on r).

* Meaning —

* Charming and refined (referring to a man) OR

* Cheerful..

* Sentences —

* His friend is a debonair man. (Adjective, charming and refined)

* The debonair confidence of the performers made them vanquish their opponents. (Adjective, charming and refined)

* His debonair look showed that he was an erudite man. (Adjective, charming and refined)

* Instead of being careless about everything, one should try to be a debonair man as confidence is the best weapon at present. (Adjective, charming and refined)

* Synonyms — charming, refined, cheerful, lively, sophisticated, well-mannered, etc.

* Antonyms — gloomy, unsophisticated, ill-mannered, etc.

* Old words used —

* Vanquish — defeat.

* Erudite — knowledgeable

* Idom # take heart

* Meaning —

* To cheer up.

* Sentences —

* He has a memory like a sieve; he forgot her name while telling her to take heart. (Cheer up)

* Memory like a sieve — poor memory.

* They were making chin music and they told one another to take heart. (Cheer up)

* Making chin music — gossiping.

* Though his books drew fire, he took heart and kept writing. (Cheered up)

* Drew fire — were severely criticised.

* She was browned off; he told her to take heart. (Cheer up)

* Browned off — annoyed.

Phrasal verb# Come of

Meaning —

* Happen.

* Sentences —

* She didn't know when this had come off. (Happened)

* If you be angry, dangerous things can come off. (Happen)

* A strange event has come off recently. (Happened)

* Nobody ever imagined that this could come off. (Happen)