💬 wee – tiny, very small:
He’s just a wee lad
He’s just a wee lad
💬 snotty – annoying, unpleasant:
He can be snotty sometimes if we’re out somewhere.
He can be snotty sometimes if we’re out somewhere.
💬 remorseful – full of regret:
She felt immensely remorseful after that accident.
She felt immensely remorseful after that accident.
💬 relentless – unstoppable, harsh:
The baby was crying relentlessly.
The baby was crying relentlessly.
💬 vex – to bother, to annoy:
It vexes me that they’re always late!
It vexes me that they’re always late!
💬 flimsy – weak, not convincing:
His excuse for being late turned out to be extremely flimsy.
His excuse for being late turned out to be extremely flimsy.
💬 void – (verb) to cancel / (noun) emptiness:
The judge voided the contract despite all the counterarguments.
The judge voided the contract despite all the counterarguments.
💬 leverage – something that helps you succeed:
He had to convince people of the importance of this particular political leverage.
He had to convince people of the importance of this particular political leverage.
💬 hellbent – obsessed, reckless:
He felt hellbent on revenge.
He felt hellbent on revenge.
💬 feeble mind – weak or simple mind:
This situation was incomprehensible to his feeble mind.
This situation was incomprehensible to his feeble mind.
Would you like to try using these words in your own sentences? That’s how you can really feel like an exchange student!