* Word#Diabolic

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Adjective — Diabolical.

* Adverb — Diabolically.

* Pronunciation —

* Dia as in diagram,

* bo as in bottle,

* li as in little,

* c as in sick.

* Meaning —

* Evil and cruel, OR

* Bad..

* Sentences —

* The dacoit hit the child with a ball. They were diabolic by nature.

* Her diabolic look scared everyone. (Adjective, evil and cruel)

* The little boy's pandiculation was adorably diabolic; his mother called him her little devil. (Adjective, evil and cruel)

* Though he appeared to be a micawber, his mentality was diabolically narrow. (Adjective, in an evil and cruel manner)

* Diabolic deeds are punished in the long run. (Adjective, evil and cruel)

* Synonyms — evil, bad, wicked, cruel, unkind, brutal, egregious, Mephistophelian, etc.

* Antonyms — good, excellent, kind, noble, humane, etc.

* Quick revision of previously learnt words —

* Pandiculation — the act of yawning and stretching right after waking up..

* Micawber — an optimistic person.

Idom#As clear as mud

* Meaning —

* Difficult.

* Sentences —

* The future is as clear as mud and policy changes might become complicated

* I will have kittens if I start worrying about things which are as clear as mud. (Difficult)

* Have kittens — be extremely upset or nervous.

* The topic was as clear as mud; the speakers had a difficulty while delivering the speech off the cuff. (Difficult)

* Off the cuff — without preparation.

Phrasal verb#Look Into

* Meaning —

* Investigate.

* Sentences —

* The police will look into the matter. (Investigate)

* Please look into this issue. (Investigate)

* She looked into the subject. (Investigated)