WordMap Version 2.0 - HigherStudyAbroad

( ; ); He was quiet unobtrusive, and only a fair scholar
according to the standard of the College authorities. — Ralph Waldo Emerson;
• (extrude)- to thrust out; force or press out; expel, ( ,
); The surface of the sea-ice
was now extremely slushy and bad for pulling; the ice had begun
to extrude its salt. — The Worst Journey in the World Antarctic 1910-1913;
• (protrude) – stick out, ( ); His eyes protruded,
and a scream ripped past his teeth. — 013 - Meteor Menace;
• (protuberance)- a protuberant part or thing; projection or bulge, ( ;
); The protuberance is usually reflexed from the unequal growth of
the two surfaces. — The Genus Pinus;
• (bulge) – a protruding part; an outward curve or swelling; His face ceased
to bulge, slowly shrinking until the skin pressed tight around the clear
outlines of his skull. — The Kinslayer Wars;
• (expansive)- having a wide range or extent; comprehensive; extensive,
( ; ); Froude's sense of humour was rather receptive
than expansive, and he did not often display it in his writings. — The Life of
Froude;
• (of a person's character or speech) effusive, unrestrained, free, or open,
( ; );
• (egress)- exit, ( ); The gates of the outer wall were open all day for
ingress and egress, and closed only at night. — The Phantom Ship;
legal terminologies
decree = fiat = edict = rescript = dictum : ordinance^ ordain ordeal
• (decree)- a decree issued by a sovereign or other authority, ( ;
); This decree was annulled by the king, and confirmed by
parliament. — History of the French Revolution from 1789 to 1814;
• (fiat)- an authoritative decree, sanction, or order, (
); As a liberal, I fear that some of our rights could thus be curtailed
by ministerial fiat;
• (edict)- a decree or proclamation issued by an authority and having the
force of law; The edict was set up at the turnings of streets, and in public