To make a new promise, especially one that contradicts or cancels a previous promise; to pledge oneself again, often in a different or more specific manner, after an earlier promise has been given or is deemed insufficient or unsatisfactory.
/ˈrepəˌmɪzəd/
A sidewalk is a path beside or in front of a road or path, typically covered, where pedestrians may walk with some protection from traffic. More specifically, a slidewalk is a type of conveyor belt designed to move people, particularly for airport terminals or other transportation hubs where passengers can be moved more efficiently.
/ˈslʌdkɔːl k/
Concerning or relating to the writing or study of history; the discipline of writing and analyzing history.
/ˌɒl.ɪ.ˈdʒɛɡrə.fɪ.kəl/
A sense or designation of the third person plural (they), often used to refer to a group or to include or exclude specific people or things, especially in a neutral or inclusive context. It can also refer to the quality or state of being referred to as 'they'.
/ˈθɛm.nəs/
A colloquial term in Australian English used to describe someone or something that is considered to be of low social status, unrefined, or crude in behavior or speech. It can also refer to a style or characteristic that is perceived as being from the working class or lacking sophistication.
/ˈɒkərɪʃ/
Not covered with padding, cushioning, or a fabric covering; not upholstered. It can describe furniture or other items that have not been upholstered or have had their upholstery removed.
/ʌnˈʌn.huːl.əd/
A surname of English origin.
/ˈændruː.wɔːrθ/
Fusilli is a type of pasta shapes that are tightly helical in shape, similar to a spiral or corkscrew. It is commonly used in various Italian dishes and pair well with creamy, rich sauces or bold vegetables and meats.
/ˈfuszəli/
In a manner that emphasizes decoration, embellishment, or adornment; decoratively or beautifully. It is often used to describe the way something is decorated or presented to add beauty or decoration.
/ɔrˈnɑː.mメント.əilli/