1. glib
adj
speaking or spoken in a confident way, but without careful thought or honesty
eg: When my class used to ask any question from one of my unintelligent teacher then he used to give long, wrong and glib answer and after listening to that answer my class used to forget question even.
2. handy
adj
easy to use
eg: In last few days, I've noticed that "Oxford" is a handy dictionary as compare to "longman- dictionary".
3. Ill at ease
idiom
feeling uncomfortable and embarrassed
eg: Yesterday in marriage, I didn't feel ill at ease at all while dancing continuously for 2 hours.
4. turbulent
tur + bu + lent
involving a lot of sudden changes, arguments or violence
eg: Marriage which I attended yesterday was little bit turbulent for me and my friends because of a brawl between us and some boozy persons who disturbed us while we were dancing.
5. Fizzle out
verbal phrase
to gradually become less successful and end in a disappointing way:
eg: Those friends who don't post their examples are fizzling out this account (Lets Improve our vocabulary).
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