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Vocabulary fortifier

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1. When you are as miserable as sin a dunceclergymanzanyI don't know can make you wondrously cheerful.

2. Only a man full of morbiditymirthzealI don't know can really do something concrete in this world.

3. There are some zealotsknavesatheistsI don't know around us who can get mad with anger if you go against their views.

4. When he was at the zenithtroughnadirI don't know of his fame, he wisely decided to call it a day before people started getting bored of him.

5. A tornadozephyrgaleI don't know can be very soothing when it is extremely scorching and humid.

6. Sometimes having a zestindifferenceabhorrenceI don't know for the good things of life can go a long way in keeping man free from all sorts of maladies.

7. In spite of the tragedies that struck him, my pal is so full of zipbrandourI don't know and good cheer that I envy his optimism.

8. He is such a idlermoronzombieI don't know -such an oddball that his parents are simply concerned about his future.

9. He is so good at spinning a yarnfibyokelI don't know at such a short notice that I wonder why he doesn't take up writing as a profession

10. Wonder whether the batonbeaconyardstickI don't know they go by to assess the talent of a person is good enough.