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1 1 Wedded Dis Dis : informal verb meaning to show disrespect to, often by insult or criticism.(Disrespect for marriage) It is actually a play on the phrase “wedded bliss〞 which means “happiness after the wedding ceremony〞 blow up: to increase in force; arise; come to notice e.g. It looks as If the gale will blow up again. A storm is blowing up. take a toll: to cause or be accompanied by loss, damage, injury e.g. The earthquake that occurred in the mountainousarea has taken a heavylife and propertytoll. The pressure can takeits toll. cynical ν a. distrustful or incredulous of human goodness and sincerity. e.g. The setbacks in life have made him very cynical about the meaning of life. He was also cynical enough to believe that any other woman might be as unpleasant to live with. pedesta1 n. supporting base e.g. The pedestal is there, but the statue is missing. Some examples still had a molded foot pedestal, while others hadfour short, cast and chased legs. sarcastic /sa:k?stik a. (of remarks, tone, look) bitter and wounding e.g. Dont save my money was her husbands sarcastic comments when she chose one expensive article after another. Harvey was clowning around pretending to bea gunman which was his way of being sarcastic to me. overpower ν. to make ineffective by excess of force e.g. To my relief, the young man overpowered the robber He ruled withjustice and mercy, befriending theMoors rather than seeking to overpower themwith his presence. dissolution n. the state of being ended分解, 解散 e.g. the dissolution of the former Soviet U Leonards grandfather died, and soon he wasfaced with other traumas: his mother’s remarriageand its unhappy dissolution 1. In February, I got engaged to a guy who I believe to be the most amazing manalive. I feel so lucky, and I am very much in love. I cannot wait to be married. 2. Since I have been engaged, while I have gotten a lot of congratulatorywishes from friends, some older, more cynical people just wont let me be. I have heard the