New five words

1- Word: brusque.
Synonym: Impolite, abrupt.
Part of Speech: adjective.
Sentence: A person who wants a job should choose his sentence carefully during an interview because he does not want to seem brusque.
Collocation: no collocation.


2- Word: exploit
Synonym: abuse, use.
Part of Speech: noun, verb.
Sentence as an adjective: exploitative behavior can block a person from making new friends.
Collocation: As an adjective: ruthlessly, cynically.


3- Word: deprive.
Synonym: lose, take away.
Part of Speech:
Sentence as adjective: poor people are deprived from getting electricity in their houses, so people use kinetic energy to generate it.
Collocation: economically deprived.


4- Word: tantalize.
Synonym: tease, charm.
Part of Speech: verb.
Sentence: In order to tantalize a cat all you need is give it a ball to play with .
Collocation: no collocation.


5- Word: extenuating.
Synonym: acceptable, reasonable.
Part of Speech: adjective.
Sentence: If a student can not attend an exam, he has to give to his teacher extenuating reason, so he can plan  test date.
Collocation: no collocation.

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