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Snob -   someone who tends to criticize reject, ignore people who come from a lower social class , having less education. Cobbler-    makes for repairs shoes.  Snore - to breathe noisely while sleep while sleeping.  Rebuff - to refuse something such as an offer  or suggestion in a rude way.  Example -   Our suggestion was  immediately  rebuffed. She rebuffed when he asked her for a date. Patronize -   to give money, support to (someone or something). to be a frequent customer or user of (a place). to talk in a way that shows you believe that you are more intelligent than other people. Sovereign -    A king or a queen. Sovereignty -   it country’s independent authority and right to govern itself. Example - upon leaving home  she felt  that she had achieved sovereignty for the first time in her life. Enact -   to perform something (such as a scene in a play). To make a bill or other le...

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Every culture has a collection of wise sayings that offer advice about how to live your life. These sayings are called "proverbs". It's good to know the really common English proverbs because you hear them come up in conversation all the time. Sometimes people say the entire proverb to give advice to a friend. Learning proverbs can also help you to understand the way that people in English-speaking cultures think about the world. Here is a compilation of such 100 proverbs in English. Click below to download them. Click here to Preview or Download Screenshots -

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100 Most Frequent English Idioms Click  Here To Download Screenshot- About To (Do Something) According To (Someone Or Something) Account For (Something) After All All Of A Sudden As A Matter Of Fact As Far As As For As If As Long As As Soon As As To As Well As Well As (Someone Or Something) Back And Forth Better Off Break Down (Something) Or Break (Something) Down Break Up Or Break Up (Something) Or Break (Something) Up By The Way Carry Out (Something) Or Carry (Something) Out Come On! Come Up Come Up With (Something) Deal With (Something) End Up (Doing Something Or Going Somewhere) Figure Out (Someone Or Something) Or Figure (Someone Or Something) Out Fill In (Something) Or Fill (Something) In Find Out (Something) First Of All For Good For Sure Get Back To (Something) Get Into (Something) Get Into (Somewhere) Get Out Of (Somewhere) Get Rid Of (Something) Get Through (Something) Go Ahead Go On Go Over (Something) Go Through (Something) Go With (Something) Hang Out (Somewhere Or Wi...