3)Lank : Long and thin
Usage : Lank , gaunt , Abraham lincon was a striking
figures.
4)Lassitude: Languor , Weariness.
Usage : After a message and a long soak n the hot tub,
I surrendered to my growing lassitude and down for a nap.
5)Laud : Praise
Usage : The NFL lauded Boomer Esiason’s efforts to
raise money to combat cystic fibrosis.
6) Lavish : Liberal , Wasteful.
Usage : The actors lavish gifts pleased her.
7) Leery : Suspicious , cautions
Usage : Don’t eat the sushi at this restaurant .I am
a bit Leery about how fresh it .
8)Levee : Earthen or stone embankment to prevent
flooding.
Usage : As the river rose and threatened to overflow
the levee ,emergency workers rushed to reinforce the walls
with sandbags.
9)Levity : Lack of seriousness or steadiness;
Usage : Stop giggling and wriggling around in the
pew : such levity is improper in Church.
10)Lewd : Lustful
Usage : They found his lewd stories objectionable.
11)Lexicon : Dictionary
Usage : I can’t find this word in any lexicon in the
library.
12)Limber : Flexible
Usage : Hours of ballet classes kept him Limber.
13)Limpid : Clear
usage : The teacher Limpid every doubt in the syllabus.
14)Lionize : Treat as a celebrity.
Usage : She enjoyed being lionized and adored by
the public.
15)Flexible : Flexible , supple
Usage : Her figure was Lithe and will lowy.
16)Lofty : Very High.
Usage : Though barbara jordan’s fellow students
used tease her about herlofty ambitions
17)Lank : Long and Thin
Usage : Lank , gaunt , Abraham Lincoln was a
striking figure
18)Lassitude : Languor , Weariness
Usage : After a message and a long soak in the
hot tub , I surrender to my growing lassitude and lay
down for a nap.
19)Laud : Praise
Usage : The NFL Lauded Boomer Esiason’s
efforts to raise money to combat cystic fibrosis
18)Lavish : Liberal , Wasteful
Usage : The actors lavish gifts pleased her.
19)Leery : Suspicious , Cautions
Usage : Don’t eat the sushi at this restaurant
am a bit Leery about how fresh it is.
20)Levee : Earthen or stone embankment to prevent
flooding.
Usage:As the river rose an threatened to overflow the
levee , Emergency workers rushed to reinforce the walls
with sandbags.
Synonyms- M
Synonyms- M
1. Macobre : gruesome , grisly
The city morgue is a macobre spot for the uninitiated.
2.Magisterial : Authoritatve ,impervious
The learned doctor laid down the law to his patient
in a magisterial tone of voice.
3. Magnitude : Greatness , Extent
It is difficult to comprhend the magnitude of his crime.
4. Malady : illness
A mysterious malady swept the country , filling doctors
offices wth feverish ,purple spotted patients.
5.Malefactor: evildoer, animal
Mighty mouse will save the day , huntinmg dowm
malefactors and reescuing innocent
mice from peril
6.Malign : Speak evil of , bad-mouth , defame
Putting her hands over her ears Rose refused to
listen to Betty malign her friend Susan
7.Manifesto : declaration , Statement of policy.
The communist manifesto by Marx proclaimed the
principles of modern communism.
8. Mandatory : obligatory
These instructions are mandatory , any violation
will be severely punished.
9.Maladorous : Foul smelling
The compost heap was most malodorous in summer.
10. Manacle : restran , handcuff.
The police immediately manacledthe prisoner so he
could not escape.
11. Masochist : person who enjoys his own pain
The masochist begs , ' hit me' . The sadist smiles
and says , 'I wont'.
12.Matriarch : woman who rules a family or larger
social group
.
The matriarch ruled her gypsy tribe wth a firm hand.
13.Maritime : bordering on the sea, nautical
The maritime provinces depend on the sea for the wealth.
14. Marred : damaged . disfigured
She had to refinish the marred by his overexcited fans
15.Maul : handle roughly
The rock star was mauled by his overexcited fans.
16.Maxim : proverb, a truth pithily stated.
Aesop's tables illustrate moral maxims.
17.Meritricious : flashy , tawdry
Her jewels were inexpensive but not meritricious.
18.Mediocre : ordinary , common place
we were disapointed because he gave a rather
mediocre performance in this role.
19. Meek : Submissive ; patient and long suffering
Ram never expected his meek daughter would dare
to defy him by eloping with her suitor.
20. Mete : measure , distribute
He tried to be impartial in his efforts to mete out
justice.
21.Migrant : changing its habitat , wondering
These migrant birds return every spring .
22. Mishap : accident
With a little care you could have avoided this mishap.
23.Mirage : unreal reflection, optical illusion
The lost prospector was fooled by a mirage in the
desert.
24.mire : entangle ,stick in swampy ground
Ther rear wheels became mired in mud.
25. Mirth : merriment , laughter
Sober found Sir Loby's mirth improper.
26. Misadventure : mischona, ill luck
The young explorer met death by misadventure.
27. Mnemonic : pertaining to memory
She used mnemonic tricks to master words.
28.Misogynist : hater of women
She accused him of being a misogynist because he had
been a bachelor all his life.
29.Mogul : powerful person
The oil moguls made great profits when the price of
gasoline rose.
30. motif : theme
This simple motif runs throughout the score
31.Monotheism: belief in one God.
Abraham was first to proclaim his belief in monotheism
32. Mordant : biting , sarcastic , stinging
Actors feared the critics mordant pen.
33. Mulet : defraud a person of something
The lawyer was accused of trying to mulet the boy of his
legacy
Synonyms- N
Synonyms- N
1. Narcissist : Conceited person.
A narcissist is his own best friend.
2. Natation : Swimming
The Red Cross emphasizes the need for courses in nation.
3. Nauseate : cause to become sick , Fill with disgust.
The foul smells began to nauseate her.
4. Neophyte : recent , beginner
This mountain slope contains sldes that will challenge
experts as well as neophytes.
5.Nostrum : Questionable medicine.
No quack selling nostrums is gong to cheat me.
6.Niggle : Spend too much time on minor points , crap
Let's not niggle over details niggling.
7.Nostalgia : Homesickness , longing for the past.
My grandfather spoke of life in the old country . He
had little patience with nostalgia.
8.Nexus : connection
I fal to see the nexus that binds thse two widely
separated events.
9.Nugatory : Futile , worthless
The agreement is nugatory for no court wll enforce it.
10.Nullify : make invalid
Once the contract was nullified , it no longer had any
legal force.
11. Numismatist : person who collects coins.
The numismatist had a splendid collection of
antique coins.
12.Noxious : harmful
We must trace th source of these noxious gases
before they asphyxiate us.
13.Novelty : Something new, newness
The computer is no longer a novelty around the office.
14. Nocturnal : Done at night .
Mr.Jan obtained a watch dog to prevent the nocturnal
raids on his chicken coops.
15. Nomadic : wandering
Several nomadic tribes of Indians would hunt in
this area each year
Synonyms- O
Synonyms- O
1. Obdurate : Stubborn
He was obdurate in his refusal to listen to out complaints.
2.Obeisance : bow
She made an obeisance as the king an queens entered the room .
3.Obese : Excessively fat.
It is advisable that obese people try to lose weight.
4. Obelish : tall coloumn tapering and ending in a pyramid.
Cleopatra's Needle is an obesile in Newyork.
5. Obituary : death notice
I first learned of her death when I read the
obituary in the newspaper.
6. Obligatory : binding , required.
It is obligatory that books borrowed from th elibrary
be returned within two weeks.
7.Obliterate : destroy completely.
The tidal wave obliterated several islan villages.
8.Oblaguy : slander , disgrace , infamy
I reset the obloguy that you are casting upon my reputation.
9.Obscure : darken, make unclear
At times he seemed purposely to obscure his meaning
was still obscure .
10.Obnoxious : Offensive
I find your behaviour obnoxious, please mend your ways.
11.Obsequy : funeral ceremony
Hundreds paid their last respects at his obsequies.
12.Occlude : shut , close
A blood clot occluded an artery to his heart.
13. Occult: mysterious , secret , supernatural
The occult rites of the organization were revealed
only to members.
14.Odoriferous : giving off an odour
The odoriferous spices stimulated her jaded appetite.
15.Odyssey : long , eventful ,journey
The refugees journey from Cambodia was a terrifying odyssey .
16. Ominous : threating
Those clouds are ominous , they suggest that a severe storm
on the way.
Synonyms- P
Synonyms- P
1.Paean=song of praise or joy
Paeans
2.Paleontology=study of prepistorie life
The proffesor of
fossils.
3.Pall=grow tiresome
The study of word lists can eventually
sleep.
4.Panacea=cure-allremeady for all diseases
There is no easy
international situation.
5.Paragon=model of perfection
The fellow students disliked Lavinia,becoz Miss Minchin always
pointed her out as a
6.Parlance=language,idiom
All this legal
7.Passe=old-fashioned,past the prime
Her style is
8.Pastoral=rural
In thase stories of
of the daily tasks of country folk.
9.Patriarch=father and ruler of a family or tribe
In many primitive tribes,the leaders & lawmarker was the
celebrating the victory filled the air.paleontology had a superb collection ofpall and put one topanacea that will solve our complicatedparagon of virtue.parlance confuses me.I need an interpretor.passe and reminiscent of victorian era.pastoral life,we find an understandingpatriarch
10.pauper=very poor person
though widow brown was living on a reduced income,she was
by no means a
11.Pedestrain=ordinary,unimagnative
Unintentionally boring,he wrote page after page of
.pauper.pedestrainprose.
12.Perennial=something long-lasting
These plants are hardy
13.Perfidious=treacherous,disloyal
When Caesar realizesd that Brutus had betrayed him,he
reproached his
14.Perpetrate=commit an offense
Only an insane person could
15.Perpetual=ever lasting
Ponce hoped to find the legendary fountain of
16.Pert=impertinent,forward
I think you
17.Pillage=plunder
The enemy
18.Placid=peaceful,calm
After his vacation in this
rested.
19.Portent=sign,omen,forewarning
He regarded the black could as a
20.Pragmatist=practical person
No
can never win.
perennials and will bloom for many years.perfidious friend.perpetrate such a horrible crime.perpetual youth.pert and impudent remarks call for an apology.pillaged the quiet village & left it in rains.placid section he felt soothedportent of evil.pragmatist enjoys becoming involved in a game that heSynonyms- Q
Synonyms- Q
1.quadruped=four-footed animal
most mammles are
2.Quail=cower,lose heart
He was afraid that he would
3.Quaint=odd,old-fashioned
Her
as an eccentric.
4.Quay=dock,landing place
Because of the captains carelessness,the ship crashed into the
quadrupeds.quail in the face of danger.quaint clothes and old fashioned language marked herquay
5.Quack=charlatant,impostor
Do not be misled by the exorbitant claims of this
6.Quarantine=isolation of a person,place,or ship to prevent
spread of infection.
We will have to place this house under
we determine.
7.Quorum=no.of members necessary to conduct a meeting
The senator asked for a roll call to determine whether a
.quack.quarantine untilquorum
8.Quietude=tranquility
He was impressed by the air of
pervade the valley.
9.Quintessence=purest and highest embodiment
Noel coward displayed the
10.Quiver=case for arrows
Robin reached back and plucked one last arrow from his
was present.quietude and peace thatQuintessence of wit.quiver
11.Quip=taunt
You are unpopular,because you are too free with your
.quips
12.Quiver=tremble,shake
The bird dog's nose twitched and his whiskers
and sarcastic comments.quiveredas he strains eagerly against the leash.
Synonyms- R
Synonyms- R
1.Rankle=irritate,fester
The memory of having been jitted
2.Rancid=having the odor of stale fat
A
3.Raspy=grating,harsh
The sergeants
4.Revage=plunder,despoil
The marauding army
5.Ravenous=extremely hungry
The
for food.
6.Realm=kingdom.field or sphere
In the animal
7.Renege=deny,go back on
He
8.Repast=meal,feast,bonquet
The caterers prepared a delicious
wedding day.
9.Regal=royal
Prince Albert had a
10.Rig=fix,manipulate
the Dard boss das
11.Roster=list
They print the
12.Reek=emit(odor)
The room
13.Reiterate=repeat
She
14.Remorse=guilt,self-reproach
The murderer felt no
15.Regicide=murder of a king or queen
The beheading of Mary Queen of scots was an act of
16.Refectory=dining hall
In the huge
one sitting.
17.Redoient=fragrant,odorous,suggestive of an order
Even though it is feb,the air is
18.Retinue=following,attendants
The queen's
19.Ruse=trick,strategy
You will not be able to fool your friends with such an obvious
rankled him foe years.rancid odor filled the ships galley ans nauseated the crew.raspy voice grated on the recruits ears.ravaged the countryside.ravenous dog upset several garbage pails in its searchrealm the lion is king of beasts.reneged on paying off his debt.repast for Fred & Jud'sregal manner.rigged a lot of votes.roster of players in the season's program.reeked with state tobacco smoke.reiterated the warning to make sure everyone understand it.remorse for his crime.regicide .refectory ,we can feed the entire student body atredoient of spring.retinue followed her down the aiste.ruse
20.Ruffian=bully,scoundrel
The
.ruffians throw stones at the police.Synonyms- S
Synonyms- S
1.Sage : person celebrated for wisdom
Hearing tales of a mysterious master of all knowledge who
lived in the hills of Tibet,Sandy was possessed with a burning
deisre to consult the legendary sage.
2.Salubrious : healthful
Many people with hey fever move to more salubrious sections of
the country during the months of August and September.
3.Sap : diminish , Undermine
The element Kryptoxite had an unhealthy effect on
superman : It sapped his strength.
4.Sotiate : Satisfy fully
Having stuffed themselves with goodies until they satiated,
the Quests were
so full they were reay for nap.
5.Savor : enjoy , have a distinctive Havor , smell or quality.
Relishing his triumph, costness especially savored th chagrin
and critics who had predicted his failure.
6.Sear : char or burn , brand
Accidentally brushing against the hot grill , she seared
her hand badly.
7. Scad : great quantity
Refusing Dave's offer to lend him a shirt, phil replied ,
" No , thanks , I have got scads of clothes".
8.Spate: sudden flood
I am worried about
the possibility of a spate if the rans
do not diminiish soon
9.Sodden : Soaked , dull , as if from drink
He set his sodden overcoat near the radiator to dry.
10.Snivel : run at the nase , snuffle, whine.
Don't you come snivelling to me complaining about yours
big brother.
11. Smirk : concited smile.
Wipe that smirk off your face
12.Slacken : slowup, loosen
As thry passed the finish line, the runners slackened
their place
13.Sineway: tough, setstrong and firm
The steak was too sineway to chew.
14Shyster : lawyer using Questionable methods
On L.A Law , respectable attorney Brackman was horrified
to learn that his newly
discovered half brother was a cheap shyster.
15.Shard : fragment , generally of pottery
The archaeologist assigned several students the task
reassembling earthenware vessels
from the shards he had brought back from the expedition.
16.Stanch:Check flow of blood.
It is imperative that we stanch the gushing wound before
we attend to the other injuries.
17.Stint : be thrifly, set limits
" Spare no expense ", the bride's father said, refusing
to stint on the wedding arrangment.
18.Stolid : dull , impassive
The earthquake shattered stuarts usual stolid demeanor,
trembling , he crouchedd on
the no longer stable ground.
19. subside : settleddown, descend , growquiet
The doctor assured us that th fever would eventually subside.
20.Sylvan: pertaining to the woods , rustic
His painting of nymphs of sylvan backgrounds were
criticized as over sentimental.
21.Sybarite : lover of luxury.
Rich people are not always sybarites.
22.Swindles : cheat
She was gullible and trusting, an easy victim for the
first swindlerwho came along
Synonyms- T
Synonyms- T
1.Tacit : understood , not put into words.
We have a tacit agreement based on only a handshake.
2. Tactile :pertaining to the organs or sense of touch.
His callused hands had lost their tactile sensitivity.
3.Talon : claw of bird.
The falconer wore a leather gaunt let to avoid being clawed
by the hawk's talons.
4. Taut : tight , ready
The captain maintained that he ran a taut ship.
5. Tawdry : cheap and gaudy
he won a feew tawdry trinkets at Coney Island.
6. Tarry : delay, dawdle
We can't tarry if we want to get to the airport on time .
7.tenuous : thin,rare, slim
The allegiance of our allies is held by rather tenuous
ties, let us hope they will remaiin loyal.
8. Testy : Irritable , short tempered
My advice is to avoid discussing this problem with her
today as she is rather testy and may shout at you.
9.Toady : servile Hatterer , Yes man
Never tell the boss anything he doesn't want to hear;
he doesn't want an independent adviser, he just wants
a toady.
10.Tirade : extended scolding
Everytime the boss holds a meeting , he goes into
a lengthy tirade, scolding us for everything from
tordiness to padding our expenses.
11. Toga : Roman outer robe
MarcAntony pointed to the slashes in Caesar's toga.
12.Tome : large volume
She spent much time in the libraries poring over
ancient times.
13.Tyro :beginner , novice
For a mere tyro, you have produced some marvelous results.
14.Tumid: swollen , pompous, bombastic
I especially dislike his tumid style, I prefer writing
that is less swollen and bombastic.
15.Turgid : Swollen , disintended
The turgid river threatened to overflow the leaves and
flood the countryside.
16.Tremor : Trembling
She had a nervous tremor in her right hand.
17.Trek : travel, journey
The tribe made their trek further north that summer
in search of game.
18.Trenchant : cutting , keen
I am afraid of his trenchant wit for it is often
sarcastic.
19.Traduce : Expose to slander
His opponents tried to traduce the candidates
reputation by spreading rumor's about the past.
20.Tureen : Deep dish for serving soup
The waiters brought the soup to the tables in silver
tureen.
21. Trappings : outward decorations , ornaments.
He loved the trapping of successv
22.Tryst : meeting
The lovres kept their Tyrst even though they realized
their danzer.
23.Transcrible : copy
When you transcrible your notes , please send a copy
to Mr.Smith and keep the original for our files
24.Trajectory : Path taken by a projectile
The police tried to locate the spot from which the
assasin has tried the fatal shot by tracing the
trajectory of the bullet.
25.Tycoon : Wealthy leader
John D.Rocketeller was a prominent tycoon.
Synonyms- U
Synonyms- U
1.Ultimatum=last demand,warning
Since they have ignored our
declare war.
2.Unearth=dig up
when they
relies of an ancient civilization.
3.Uncanny=stranger,mysterious
You have the
thoughts.
4.Unction=the act of anointing with oil
The anointing with oil of a person near death is called
extreme
5.Unguent=ointment
Apply this
the sore muscles before retiring.
6.Unruly=disobedient,lawless
The only way to curb this
7.Unsavory=distasteful,morally offensive
People with
to work with young children.
8.Usury=lending money at illegal rates of interest
The loan sark was found guilty of
9.Unison=unity of pitch,complete accord
The choir song is
10.Urchin=mischievous child
Get out!this store is no place for grybby
11.Urbane=suave,refined,elegant
The courtier was
12.Unwitting=unintensional,not knowing
She was the
13.Unfledged=immature
It is hard for an
publisher.
14.Uninhibited=unrepressed
The congregation was shocked by her
during the sermon.
15.Unravel=disentangle,solve
With equal ease Miss Marple
of yarn and battling murder mysteries .
ultimatum our only resource is tounearthed the city,the archeologists found manyuncanny knack of reading my innermostunction .unguent tounruly mob is to use tear gas.unsavory reputations should not be allowedusury .unison .urchins .urbane and sophisticated.unwitting tool of the swindiers.unfledged writer to find a sympatheticuninhibited laughterunraveled tangled ballsSynonyms- V
Synonyms- V
1.Vulpine=like a fox,crafty
She disliked his siy ways,but granted him a certain
vulpine
2.Volition=act of making a conscious choice
She selected this dress of her own
3.Vixen=female fox,ill-tempered woman
Aware that she was right once again,he lost his temper
and called her a shrew and a
4.Voyeur=peeping tom
Jill called Jack a
binoculors at a bedroom window of the house next door.
5.Vituperative=abusive,scolding
He became more
going to grant him his wish.
6.Vouge=popular fashion
Jeans became the
7.Virile=manly
I do not accept the premise that a man
when he is belligerent.
8.Viscous=sticky,gluey
Melted tar is a
intelligence.volition .vixen .voyeur when she caught him aiming hisvituperative as he realized that we were notVouge on many college campuses.virile onlyViscous substance .Synonyms- W
Synonyms- W
1.Waft=moved gently by wind or waves
Daydreaming,he gazed at the leaves that
2.Waive=give up temporarily,yield
I will
reaching a proper decision.
3.Wallow=roll in,indulge in;become helpless
The hippopotamous loves to
4.Wan=having a pale or sickly color,pallid.
Suckling asked "why so pale and
5.Wary=very cautious
The spies grew
6.Welter=turmoil,bewildering jumble
The existing
cries out for immediatereform.
7.Wane=decrease in size or strength,draw gradually to an end
To
8.Whiff=puff or gust,hint
The slightest
of george to her mind .
9.Whimsical=capricious,fanciful
In Mrs.Ram,the hero is a playful,
a nation to dress up as a woman so that he can look after
his children,who are in the custody of his ex-wife.
10.Wince=shrink back,flinch
The screech of the chalk on the blackboard made her
11.Wry=twisted,with a humorous twist
We enjoy Dorothy Parker's verse for its
12.Woe=deep,inconsolable grief,suffering
Pale and Wan with grief,wanda was bowed down beneath
the burden of her
wafted past his window.waive my rights in this matter in order to expedite ourwallow in the mud.wan fond lover?".Wary as they approached the sentry.Welter of overlapping federal and state proclaimswane is the opposite of to wax or increase in size.Whiff of old spice cologne brought memorieswhimsical man who takeswince .wry wit.woes .Synonyms- X
Synonyms- X
1. Xenophobia : fear or hatred of foreigners
when the refugee arrived in America, he was unprepare for the
xenophobia he found there.
Synonyms- Y
Synonyms- Y
1.Yen = longing,urge
She had ayen to get away an live on her own for a while
2. Yeoman : man owning small estate, middle-class farmer.
It was not the
aristrocrat but the yeoman who determined the enation's policies.
3.Yoke : join together , unite
I dont wish to be yoked to him in marriage , asf we were cattle
pulling a plow.
4.Yokel : country pumpkin
At school his classmates regarded him as a yokel and laughes
at his rustic mannerisms.
5. Yore : time past
She dreamed of the elegant homes of yore but gave no thought
to theirinelegant plumbing.
Synonyms- Z
Synonyms- Z
1.Zany = crazy , comic
I can watch the marx brother's zany antics for hours
2.Zeal = eager enthusiasm
Wang's zeal was contagious
3. Zealot : fanatic
Though Glenn was devout , he was no Zealot, he never tried to
force his religious
beliefs on his friends.
4. Zephyr : Gentle breeze , west wind
When these Zephyrs blow , it is good to be in an open boat
under a full sail
Antonyms
Letter-'A'
Letter-'A'
1.ADULATION X CRITICISM
Meaning : Flattery,Admiratioin(respect highly)
Usage : The rock star thrived on the adulation
of his groupies and yes-men.
2.ADVOCATE X OPPOSE
Meaning : A person who recommends a policy,
recommended(v).
Usage : The abolitionists advocated freedom
for the slaves.
3.AFFABLE X RUDE
Meaning : Easyilyapproachable,warmly friendly.
Usage : Nicholas was amazed at how affable
his new employer was.
4.AFFECTED X UNFEIGNED
Meaning : Artificial,pretended manner,assumed
inorder to impress.
Usage : His affected mannerisms his harvard
accent, his air of boredom his use of obscure foreign words
bugged us.
5.AFFLUENCE X POVERTY
Meaning : Abundance,wealth.
Usage : Foreigners are amaged by the affluence
and luxury of american way of life.
6.AGILITY X AWKWARDNESS
Meaning : Nimbleness,quick removing.
Usage : The agility of the acrobat amazed and
thrilled the audience.
7.ALACRITY X SLOWNESS
Meaning : cheerful ,promptness,eagerness.
Usage : They packedup their skigear and
climbed into the van with alacrity.
8.ALLEVIATE X WORSEN
Meaning : Relieve.
Usage : This should alloviate the pain,
if it does not we shal have to use stronger drugs.
9.ALLUR X REPEL
Meaning : Entice,attract.
Usage : Allured by the song of the sirens,
the helmsman steered the ship towards the roof.
10.ALOO X GRAGARIOUS
Meaning : apart,reserved.
Usage : Shy by nature,she remained aloof
while all the rest conversed.
11.AMALGAMATE X SEPARATE
Meaning : combine,unite in one body.
Usage : the union will attempt to amalgamate
their groups into one national body
12.AMBIGUOUS X CLEAR
Meaning : Unclear,doubtful in meaning.
Usage : His ambiguous instructions misled us,
we did not know which road to take.
13.AMBLE X HASTEN
Meaning : Moving at an easy pace.
Usage : When she first mounted the horse,
she was afraid to urge the animal to go faster than a
gentle amble.
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