Vocabulary2

word: reinforce
definition: to make a feeling, an idea, etc. stronger
part of speech: verb
sentence: His statement reinforce the proof.
collocation: strengthen, enforce

word: administrative
definition: connected with organizing the work of a business or an institution
part of speech: adjective
sentence: People against the administrative policies and hold a demonstration.
collocation: executive, political

word: bestow
definition: to give something to somebody, especially to show how much they are respected
part of speech: verb
sentence: King bestow vast land on him.
collocation: bestow on,

word: partial
definition: not complete or whole
part of speech: adjective
sentence: The program was a partial success.
collocation: partial to, partial toward

word: ascertain
definition: to find out the true or correct information about something
part of speech: verb
sentence: He ascertain that whether they are safe or not.
collocation: ascertain that, from

word: elaborate
definition: very completed and detailed
part of speech: adjective
sentence: The famous art work is a elaborate design.
collocation: elaborate on, elaborate design

word: extravagant
definition: spending a lot of money, very extreme or impressive but not reasonable or practical
part of speech: adjective
sentence: The famous movie star is a extravagant person.
collocation: extravagant person, extravagant demands

word: undertake
definition: a promise, accept
part of speech: verb
sentence: He undertake a project which is important for his company.
collocation: undertake a task, give an undertaking

word: rebuke
definition: to express sharp, to speak severely to somebody
part of speech: verb
sentence: The teacher rebuke students because they break window.
collocation: give a rebuke

word: ratify
definition: to make an agreement officially valid by voting for or signing it
part of speech: verb
sentence: After the council, they ratify a treaty
collocation: ratify a treaty,