SPELLING CHECK (Part-XIII)

Changeable-able to be changed or exchanged.

Mileage-a number of miles travelled or covered.

Disposable-made to be thrown away after being used once or for a short time Harass-to annoy or worry somebody by doing unpleasant things to him/her, especially over a long time Heavenly-connected with heaven or the sky Advisable-sensible

Irreverent-showing a lack of respect for

people or things that are generally taken seriously.

Irregular-not even or balanced in shape or arrangement.

Eradicate-destroy completely Irrational-not logical or reasonable.

Gallop- to go at the fastest speed(used about a horse or a rider)

Galley-a long flat ship with sails, especially one used by the ancient Greeks or Romans in war, which was usually rowed by criminals or slaves Gallery-a building or room where works of art are shown to the public

Gallant-(of a person or their behaviour) brave; heroic.

Syllabi- Plural form of syllabus.

Aggravate-To make something worse or more serious.

Zoologist-One who studies animals.

Luxuriant-Growing thickly and strongly in an attractive way.

Visibility-The quality or state of being visible.

Piety-A way of behaving that shows a deep respect for God and religion. Certainty-Something that is sure to happen.

Notoriety-The state of being well known for something bad. b

Contemptuous- Feeling, or expressing deep hatred or disapproval.

Aggressive- Ready or likely to fight or argue.

Insects-A small animal with six legs, two pairs of wings and a body which is divided into three parts.

Capricious-changing behaviour suddenly in a way that is difficult to predict.

Ecstasy-An overwhelming feeling of great happiness.

Complacent-Feeling so satisfied with your own abilities or situation that you

feel you do not need to try any harder.

Avalanche-A very large amount of snow that slides quickly down the side of a mountain.

impressionable, susceptible, propensity.

Impressionable- Easy to influence

Impeccable-Without any mistakes or faults

Susceptible- Easily influenced, damaged or affected by somebody/something

propensity- A habit of behaving in a particular way.

Meditative-Related to meditation.

Apprehensive-worried or afraid that something unpleasant may happen.

Appended-Add (something) to the end of a written document.

Pensive-thinking deeply and quietly about something serious.