1. pretend to be affected by a feeling, state, or injury.
Feign Feyn Verb
Other forms of the word:
Nouns = feigner, Adverb = feigningly, unfeigningly
Adjective unfeigning
pretend to be affected by a feeling, state, or injury.
Bob feigned that he was ill in order to avoid working”
A Good Way to Remember:
Fred was good at faking, so he feigned his death. Everyone assumed he was dead, but learned it was fake.

2. INdolence is INactivity
Indolence in-do-luhns noun
Other forms of the word:
Nouns =
Adverb = indolently
Adjective = indolent
– laziness; habit of laziness, especially when avoiding work.
Everyone in the group contributed to the project, but Bob’s indolent behavior is what lowered their grade. Such laziness was unacceptable.
A Good Way to Remember:
INdolence is INactivity

3. Malicious Mary always maligned about her teacher behind her back.
MALIGN muh - Line verb
Other forms of the word:
Nouns maligner,
Adverb = malignly Adjective = unmaligned, Malign
Speak unfavorably about
Bob had been maligned throughout the country after the public found out about his crime.
A Good Way to Remember:
Malicious Mary always maligned about her teacher behind her back.

4. I have strong abhorrence towards a boring person.
Abhorrence ab-hor-ens noun
Other forms of the word:
Nouns –abhorrer Adjective abhorred, abhorrent Verb: Abhor
Strong feelings of dislike; Hate coupled with disgust
No one was fond of bob. This abhorrence towards him is what led him to hate also.
A Good Way to Remember:
I have strong abhorrence towards a boring person.

5. quickly fading or disappearing; tending to vanish like vapor
Evanescent eh-vah-neh-sint Adjective
Other forms of the word:
Nouns = evanescence
Adverb = evanescently, nonevanescently, unevanescently
quickly fading or disappearing; tending to vanish like vapor
The popularity of the word “Yolo” could be argued to be evanescent, cause not many refer to the word any longer.
A Good Way to Remember:
The scent was evanescent after I used febreeze