Hello there. Hey gang, this is Sam and this is our fourth test. Oh no I'm totally wrong.

It's actually our fifth test because we just finished episode 50 so we've hidden in the

little milestone here and it's time to test ourselves on the last 40 words so I'm going to go over all the words since episode 41 up to 50 and we're just going to go through all the words and probably it's best if you do this at home or someplace where you can pause the recording.

So you can pause, make sure you know the word and then I'll tell you the answer.

Or you might just be exceptionally quick and not need to pause it at all and just know the answer. So, whichever works for you.

Yeah, so I'm just going to start and go through all these words and

before I get started actually I just

relax before testing.

just relax before testing yourself. Don't stress out.

The more you get stressed, the more you're going to forget. So no big

deal if you've forgotten some or you get some wrong, that's a life, right? That's why we practice and that's why we keep trying to learn. So anyway, let's get

started. Lament, a lament is a passionate expression of grief or sorrow.

Consiliatory, conciliatory, or conciliatory,

depending on how you perhaps that.

Something that's conciliatory is intended to pacify someone, to calm down, or to placate someone.

So a conciliatory gesture is a calm down or duplicate someone.

So a conciliatory gesture is a gesture intended to calm somebody down or pacify someone.

Affemoral. That means lasting a very short time.

So an ephemeral event or an ephemeral song

is something that is very short or very short song or extremely short event.

Implicit, implicit, that just means implied or well yeah it means implied but not necessarily plainly expressed

indolent, indolent, very simply it means to be lazy. If someone is indolent, they avoid exertion, they're lazy, they like to stay in bed instead of doing work.

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