UFS 201 vocabularly 10 new words more than three syllabus

Vocabulary English for specific purpose

Words	Means	IPA	Synonym	Antonym	Example of sentences
Widdershins	This obsolete adverb(used only facetiously and in some Scottish dialects)	Wid’er-shinz	counter clockwise	clockwise	I point out that the day may soon come when clockwise with hands are obsolete.
vilipend	Related to vile and vilification, vilipend is a word that implies disparagement, slander or critics, but usually with a fairly light and mocking tone.	Vil’i-pend	disparagement	praise	A particularly good term to refer to a certain style of literary and academic mockery and god knows there are enough people out there who need to be vilipend.
xenium	A gift made to guest or ambassador and any compulsory gift.	Zee’ni-um	Jewellery expensive	Artificial jewellery	My gift of xenium to you is most definitely desired.
Tregetour	Someone who uses cunning deceive others (sometimes but not limited to stage performance magician.	Trej’e-ter	Huckster	customer	A useful poetic word for a magician, but also a more pleasant sounding name for a huckster.
Skeuomorph	Originally used in architecture and archaeology to refer to a feature whose origin was a functional, but whose only vestige was as a decorative ornament.	Skyoo’e-murf	artefact	Natural object	The scientist has found an artefact at the cave that have in Malaysia.

Nepenthe	Something, such as a drink or a drug, capable of making one forgets suffering.	Ni-pen’thee	intoxicated	sober	The use of nepenthe today largely reflects the reputed powers of alcohol to get rid of the memory of one’s woes.
Peccavi	An admission of sin or silt, not only is this word’s meaning unique and its sound very interesting but it gave rise to the most witty multilingual pun of all time.	Pek-ah-vee	Sinned	reward	Who make a sinned must be have forgiveness from the God.
Miasma	Foul vapours emitted from rotting matter, unwholesome air atmosphere.	mi-az’me	pollution	conservation	I can safely predict with the current state of the environment that miasma may become a much more common word in the next fifty years.
zetetic	A term originally used to refer to pyrhonists, a group of ancient greek sceptics; it has come to mean both the process of inquiry and one who so proceeds.	Ze-tet’ik	investigation	indifferent	A zetetic is thus a sort of intellectual agnostic who while seeking greater truths is always wary of falsehood.
tantivy	Tantivy is most often used today as an adverb but can also be used as a noun (a hunting cry) an adjective (swift, speedy) and an interjection (the sound of the horn of horses hooves. No one knows the origins of this peculiar.	Tan-tiv’ee	speedy	slowed	The driver was drive in high speedy that make all people in the bus was scared.