Vocabulary3

              Word: morbid

      Definition: suggesting an unhealthy mental state or attitude

Part of speech: adjective

        Sentence: He has a morbid fear of women.

    Collocation: morbid growth, unhealthily 

              Word: pacify 

      Definition: to make somebody who is angry become calm and quiet

Part of speech: verb

        Sentence: His mother pacifies his baby.

    Collocation: placate, put down

              Word: aide 

      Definition: a person who helps another person, especially a politician in their job

Part of speech: noun 

        Sentence: She is a nurse's aide

    Collocation: White House aides

              Word: stipulate

      Definition: to state clearly and firmly something must be done, or how it must be done

Part of speech: verb

        Sentence: The guarantee stipulates how much money is taken.

    Collocation: declare, state

              Word: aversion

      Definition:  a strong feeling or not linking somebody, something

Part of speech: noun

        Sentence: He has aversion to talk with children

    Collocation: a strong aversion, aversion to V

               Word: loath

      Definition:  not willing to, reluctant

Part of speech: adjective

        Sentence: The event was fun, so he was loath to go home.

    Collocation: adjective to V

              Word: tarry

      Definition: to stay in place, especially person ought to leave

Part of speech: verb

        Sentence: He tarries at cafe. 

    Collocation: tarry at, tarry in 

              Word: prowess

      Definition: great skill at doing something

Part of speech: noun

        Sentence: He has a great prowess at engineering.

    Collocation: prowess at, prowess in

              Word:  enigma

      Definition:  a person, thing or situation that is mysterious and difficult to understand

Part of speech:  noun

        Sentence:  His behavior is always strange and scary, so he is a enigma.

    Collocation:  stranger

              Word: prospective

      Definition:  expand to do something or to become something

Part of speech: adjective (usually use before noun)

        Sentence:  The company focus on prospective gain.

    Collocation: forward, hopeful