Word#Mollycoddle * Part Of Speech — Verb. * Noun — Mollycoddle/Mollycoddling. * Pronunciation — * M as in market, * oll as in doll, * y as in happy, * co as in cot, * ddle as in puddle. * Meaning — * To pamper someone excessively. OR * An excessively pampered man [Noun]. * Etymology — * The word mollycoddle has been derived from the word Molly derived from Mary in 1754. * Mnemonic — * Her name was Molly and she was mollycoddled by her parents always. * Sentences — * The teacher was impartial and never mollycoddles anyone. (Verb, pampers someone excessively) * Everyone was flabbergasted as the whimsical girl berated her parents; she was always mollycoddled by them. (Verb, pampered someone excessively) * Everyone warned her against mollycoddling her backfriends. (Noun, excessive pampering) * The government seemed to mollycoddle the diabolic price rise and the country inveighed against it. (Verb, pamper someone excessively) * One should never mollycoddle a person if he makes a grave blunder; instead, one should make him aware of the fault. (Verb, pamper someone excessively) * Because of mollycodding from his loved ones, he was never berated for any of his wrongdoings in his life. * * Synonyms — pamper, indulge, etc. * Antonyms — abuse, ill-treat, etc. * Quick revision of previously learnt words — * Flabbergasted — surprised.[1] * Whimsical — arbitrary or moody.[2] * Berated — ridiculed.[3] * Backfriends — fake friends.[7] * Diabolic — evil.[8] * Inveighed — protested.[ Idom #Mixed blessings * Meaning — * Something that has good as well as bad effects. * Sentences — * She described technology to a T when she said that it was a mixed blessing. (Something that has good as well as bad effects) * To a T — exactly. * He is a great hand at cooking but that is a mixed blessing for him as he keeps cooking all day and night. (Something that has good as well as bad effects) * A great hand at — expert. * Her cat sleep is a mixed blessing because it is actually a prolonged sleep. (Something that has good as well as bad effects) * Cat sleep — nap. Phrasal verb #Put up with * Meaning — * Tolerate. * Sentences __ * She can't put up with unpunctual behaviour. (Tolerate) * Please put up with the delay. (Tolerate) * He would have to put up with her. (Tolerate) * They can't put up with the nuisance. (Tolerate) The