By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Renowned [Adjective] (famous for something).
He is renowned for his patience.
The city is renowned for its terrible air pollution. Tranquility [Noun] (the state of being quiet and peaceful). The city was finally restored to tranquility.
We all like the tranquility of the country life.
Ample [Adjective] (enough or more than enough).
The light in the room is more than ample. There were ample food and drinks at the party.
Spacious [Adjective] (large and with plenty of space).
His house has a spacious kitchen and dining area.
The children occupied the large and spacious classroom.
Glory [Noun] (great beauty).
The glory of the town is its fountain.
Relic [Noun] (an object surviving from the past that continues to exist).
We discovered relics of an ancient civilization. The relics are credited with miraculous powers. Monotonous [Adjective] (dull, tedious, boring).
It's monotonous work, like most factory jobs.
He has a very monotonous voice;
Dreary [Adjective] (boring and making you feel sad or unhappy).
The sky was dreary with heavy rain and gray clouds.
After the death of her mother, she was in a dreary mood for weeks. Impression [Noun] (feeling or feelings about something or someone). His impression of her was favorable.
My impression of the United States is very good. That day left a deep impression on us.
Hospitality [Noun] (friendly and generous behavior toward visitors, guests, or clients).
We received the hospitality of the family.
Thanks for your hospitality over the past few weeks.
(To) cater for [Verb] (to provide the things that people need or want).
The school aims to cater for children of all abilities.
To broaden one’s literary horizons [Verb] (to extend the limit of your knowledge, desires or interests by reading widely).
He is striving to broaden his literary horizons this year by reading these 20 types of books.
He broadened his literary horizons by extensive reading of poetry from Western cultures.