12.Beatify --- Belong

1. Beatify

Verb - To make blissfully happy or blessed; to sanctify or canonize.

Example:

The local community sought to beatify the charitable deeds of the kind-hearted woman.

 

Noun: Beatification - The act or process of being made blissfully happy or blessed.

Example: The beatification of the humanitarian's actions inspired others to contribute.

 

Adjective: Beatific - Having a blissful or saintly appearance.

Example: Her beatific smile reflected her inner kindness.

 

2. Becloud

Verb - To make less visible or unclear; to obscure or cloud.

Example:

The dense fog began to becloud the path, making it difficult to navigate.

 

Noun: Beclouding - The act or process of making something less visible or unclear.

Example: The beclouding of the landscape added an air of mystery.

 

Adjective: Beclouded - Having been made less visible or unclear.

Example: The beclouded windows obscured the view of the outside world.

 

3. Befriend

Verb - To act as a friend to someone; to establish a friendship with.

Example:

In a new city, it's essential to befriend neighbors to create a sense of community.

 

Noun: Befriending - The act or process of establishing friendship.

Example: The befriending of newcomers is a welcoming tradition in our neighborhood.

 

Adjective: Befriended - Having established a friendship.

Example: The once lonely individual now felt befriended and supported.

 

4. Befuddle

Verb - To confuse or perplex; to make someone unable to think clearly.

Example:

The complex instructions began to befuddle the new employees.

 

Noun: Befuddlement - The state or act of being confused or perplexed.

Example: The befuddlement on their faces indicated a need for clearer instructions.

 

Adjective: Befuddled - Being in a state of confusion or perplexity.

Example: The befuddled expression suggested a lack of understanding.

 

5. Beg

Verb - To request earnestly or plead; to ask for something humbly.

Example:

The child would often beg for a bedtime story before sleep.

 

Noun: Begging - The act or process of earnestly requesting or pleading.

Example: The persistent begging of the puppy for a treat was hard to resist.

 

Adjective: Beggarly - Having the characteristics of someone who begs.

Example: The beggarly appearance of the stray cat tugged at their heartstrings.

 

6. Beget

Verb - To father or produce offspring; to cause or bring about.

Example:

The artistic collaboration aimed to beget a masterpiece that would inspire generations.

 

Noun: Begetting - The act or process of producing offspring or bringing about.

Example: The begetting of new ideas is essential for progress.

 

Adjective: Begettable - Capable of being produced or brought about.

Example: The conditions were begettable for a successful partnership.

 

7. Beguile

Verb - To charm or enchant someone, often in a deceptive way; to deceive or trick.

Example:

The magician sought to beguile the audience with his mesmerizing illusions.

 

Noun: Beguilement - The act or process of charming or enchanting in a deceptive manner.

Example: The beguilement of the hypnotist captivated the entire room.

 

Adjective: Beguiling - Having the quality of being charming or enchanting in a deceptive way.

Example: The beguiling melody masked the underlying sadness of the lyrics.

 

8. Behave

Verb - To conduct oneself in a particular way; to act in a manner acceptable to social norms.

Example:

The children were expected to behave during the school assembly.

 

Noun: Behavior - The manner in which someone conducts themselves.

Example: The behavior of the employees reflected the company's values.

 

Adjective: Behaved - Having conducted oneself in a manner considered acceptable.

Example: The well-behaved dog received praise from its owner.

 

9. Belittle

Verb - To make someone or something seem less impressive or important; to disparage.

Example:

It's not fair to belittle someone's achievements just because they differ from your own.

 

Noun: Belittlement - The act or process of making someone or something seem less impressive.

Example: Belittlement of others reflects poorly on one's character.

 

Adjective: Belittling - Having the effect of making someone or something seem less significant.

Example: The belittling comments only fueled her determination to succeed.

 

10. Belong

Verb - To be the property of or a part of a particular group; to be connected or related to.

Example:

The old photograph seemed to belong to a bygone era.

 

Noun: Belonging - The state or act of being the property of or a part of.

Example: The feeling of belonging is crucial for a sense of community.

 

Adjective: Belonged - Having been the property of or a part of.

Example: The vintage watch once belonged to her grandfather.

 

Short Conversation:

 Jai: I heard they want to beatify the efforts of the community gardeners.

Joey: That's a wonderful idea. It would be a true beatification of their dedication to the environment.

Jai: I hope the upcoming fog doesn't becloud the beauty of the garden.

Joey: We can always add lights to avoid beclouding the nighttime view. By the way, did you befriend the new neighbors?

Jai: Yes, I've been trying to befriend them and make them feel welcome. It's essential for a sense of community.

Joey: That's great! Sometimes, complex instructions can befuddle people, though. Clear communication is key.

Jai: Absolutely! I don't want to beg for understanding every time there's confusion.

Joey: True. And let it be.