Decoding A JOY Code !

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Learning with passion ..learning and joy are concomitant !
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Esoteric likely to be understood or enjoyed by only few people with a special knowledge or interest
with a fine tooth comb examine with great care and detail
Protege Men'tor
Res integra an open question, something which has not yet been determined or resolved.
Run with the hares, hunt with the hounds Duplicity Dual nature
pa lin drome Madam, I'm Adam
armory for your arsenal We the teachers at SIS
insinuate to suggest something unpleasant in an indirect way
anachronism something that does not belong to the period of history in which it appears, for example in a book or a film कालदोषयुक्त प्रसंग
synergy the added success, energy, or power gained by two people or organizations working together, which is better than the result achieved by them working separately
Those living near airports often miss their flights analogy
serendipity a blessing in disguise
vicarious felt or experienced by watching or reading about somebody else doing something, rather than by doing it yourself
TO ______the circle square
Die Empty Todd Henry
sedition behaviour to persuade people to oppose government
a complain or strong feeling that you are treated unfairly grievance
The act of making sth last longer prolongation
There is no way to know UNLESS you start pushing the envelops..extend your limits To know is to be free
to trick or deceive someone He was too clever to let them pull the wool over his eyes.
end a quarrel or conflict and become friendly bury the hatchet
deal decisively with a difficult or dangerous situation take the bull by the horns
to lead up/down the garden path To deceive, to trick.
to take for a ride deceived/ tricked
western part of the world The Occident
germane relevant/appropriate
present as a natural and permanent part of something immanent
something that is given to try to satisfy placebo effect
to speak out in angry or displeased rebuke chide/upbraid/berate
damage or remove part of the surface of (the skin). excoriate
A pardon extended by the government to a group or class of people, usually for a political offense Amnesty
a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one's way; a maze Labyrinth
the use of deception or subterfuge to achieve one's purpose. Chicanery..eg. "storylines packed with political chicanery"
talkative loquacious
feeling of pleasure for the bad things happened to others schad-en-freude
happening at the same time, one thing is a cause of other concomitant (Teaching & Learning are concomitant )
out of control with anger or excitement; wild Go berserk
Metonymy lend me your ears!
a man who is extremely interested in his appearance a fop
dressed expensively dandy
start the day in a bad mood, which continues all day long get out of bed on the wrong side
an incorrect understanding of something You've got (hold of) the wrong end of the stick.
Vestido para matar dressed to kill
harm others to gain advantage for yourself throw sb under the bus
carte blanche complete freedom to do something
on eperson should be trated equally as other What's sauce for the goose is the sauce for the gander.
seize the day carp diem
express happiness as happy as a clam at high tide
hit the sack/hay go to bed to sleep
A calm sea... never made a good sailor
get your teeth into sth to deal with something or become involved in something with great energy and enthusiasm
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