Infrequent English Words

DEJA VU- the illusion of remembering scenes and events when experienced for the first time
Pronounciation: \dā-zhä-vü, -vue\
example: It was a strong sensation of deja vu as if our years together had suddenly come back.

MALADY- an unwholesome or disordered condition
Pronounciation: \ma-la-dē\
example: Im no feeling well still in malady

FRETTED- to cause to suffer emotional strain
Pronounciation: \'fret\
example: Im still fretted on how to move on in this kind of situation.

ENIGMATIC- something hard to understand or explain
Pronounciation: \i-'nig-mə, e-\
example: i felt your love so enigmatic

KAPUT- defeated, or destroyed, unable to function
Pronounciation: \kä-püt\
example: my mind went kaput when i was ask difficult question.

DEBILITATED- to impair the strength of, weaken
Pronounciation: \di-'bi-le-tāt,ēd-\
example: i was debilitated by what they say to me.

IMPERATIVE- not to be avoided or evaded, necessary
Pronunciation: \im-'per-a-tiv\
example: an imperative duty

COPIOUS- present in large quantity : taking place on a large scale
Pronounciation: \'kō-pē-os\
example: copious food and drink

BANE- a source of harm or ruin, curse
Pronounciation: \'bān\
example: I never imagined this sickness to be the bane of my life

BOON- benefit, favor, blessing
Pronounciation: \'bün\
example: national frontiers have been more of a bane than a boon for mankind.