DAY FORTY EIGHT #48

1.          CAMARANDERIE: brotherhood, jovial unity. 

There were camaraderie in our orientation group which I wish could last for a thousand years.

2.          MALEVOLENT: wanting harm to befall others.

            The malevolent abusive man would stay at the balcony for hours to throw stones at pedestrians.

3.            EXCULPATE: to free from guilt or blame, exonerate.

               The founding of video tape reveals the real culprit that stole the treasurer’s money and exculpate me from the accusation of stealing it.       

4.            PERPLEX: to confuse

                I was perplex by his intention, as an opponent, why would he give me their strategy plan.

5.            INCHOATE: unformed or formless, in a beginning state.

                The inchoate mixture of the ingredients made the cake taste strange.