obsolete | outmoded, out-of-date, no longer in use | |
to up | to increase | |
a tipping point | a point after which sth changes dramatically | |
in the wake of sth/sb | coming after, following | |
to pine for | to long for | |
a knack for sth | natural skill or ability | |
to cede | to give up | |
abstruse | difficult to understand | |
to educe | to elicit, to draw, to bring out | |
to bust | to prove wrong, to smash, to disrupt | |
fallacy | a common mistaken belief | |
to decapitate | to cut sb's head off | |
to abound | to be plentiful, to appear in great number | |
figment | claim/ sth that is not real but only imagined | |
inexorable | relentless, continuing unstoppably | |