pervade reinstate peculiar conceivably groan

pervade

per‧vade / pəveɪd $ pər- / verb [ transitive ] formal

if a feeling, idea, or smell pervades a place, it is present in every part of it :
- A spirit of hopelessness pervaded the country.

re‧in‧state / riɪnsteɪt / verb [ transitive ]

if someone is reinstated, they are officially given back their job after it was taken away
to make something such as a law, system, or rule exist again :
- California reinstated the death penalty in 1977.

— reinstatement noun [ uncountable and countable ]

pe‧cu‧li‧ar / pɪkjuliə $ -ər / adjective

strange, unfamiliar, or a little surprising :
- There was a peculiar smell in the kitchen.
- Something peculiar is going on.
- It seems very peculiar that no one noticed Kay had gone.
be peculiar to somebody/something
1. if something is peculiar to a particular person, place, or situation, it is a feature that only belongs to that person or only exists in that place or situation :
  1. The problem of racism is not peculiar to this country.
behaving in a strange and slightly crazy way :
- He’s been a little peculiar lately.
- She’s a very peculiar child.
feel peculiar/come over all peculiar British English informal
- to feel slightly ill

con‧ceiv‧a‧ble AC / kənsivəb ə l / adjective

able to be believed or imagined OPP inconceivable :
- It is conceivable that you may get full compensation, but it’s not likely.
- We were discussing the problems from every conceivable angle.

— conceivably adverb :

groan 1 / ɡrəʊn $ ɡroʊn / verb

[ intransitive ] to make a long deep sound because you are in pain, upset, or disappointed, or because something is very enjoyable SYN moan :
- The kids all groaned when I switched off the TV.
- groan with
  - As she kissed him, Gary groaned with pleasure.
- Richard’s jokes make you groan rather than laugh.
[ intransitive and transitive ] to complain about something SYN moan :
- I’m tired of him moaning and groaning all the time.
- ‘It’s too hot!’ he groaned.
[ transitive ] to make a low deep sound SYN moan :
- The old tree groaned in the wind.
[ intransitive ] if a table groans with food, there is a very large amount of food on it