Mini Glossary

Meaning - to lose the ability to do something, especially cause of something you have done  Uses in Sentences  1. You have forfeited your right to come here after your inappropriate before last evening.  2. Your violent and aggressive behavior has forfeited your right to visit your children.  3. You have forfeited your right to talk to her after you got handsy with her.  4. These people have forfeited their right to live in this world after doing such evil.  5. Evil people like you have forfeited their right to exist. 

Meaning - a risk accepted as a consequence of a particular occupation  Use in Sentence  1. Dying is an occupational hazard in the Military.  2. Getting Injured is an occupational hazard in any physical sports.  3. Getting hurt is an occupational hazard in combat sports.  4. Getting Lung Cancer is an occupational hazard in coal mining.  5. Constant injury is an occupational hazard of being a fast bowler.  6. PTSD is an occupational hazard of being a soldier in a war.  7. Getting burned is an occupational hazard of being a firefighter.  8. Getting insomnia is an occupational hazard of being a policeman.  9. Getting overstressed is an occupational hazard of being a CEO.  10. Constantly being in gunfights is an occupational hazard of being in law enforcement. 

Meaning - A chemical process that makes hair more curly. It is essentially a hairstyle.  Use in sentence  1. Sam got a perm yesterday.  2. You should get a perm. It will suit you.  3. I don't understand why does people get a perm. It doesn't look good even a little bit.  4. He got a perm without telling his parents, he got his ass beat.  5. Perm doesn't suit everybody.  It can also be used as a verb  1. Don't get your hair permed.  2. No one should ever get their hair permed.  3. She is into guys with curly hair, so he got his hair permed.  4. I don't get he got his hair permed. His hair was fine before.  5. Maybe he likes his hair better permed.

Meaning - a period of great success, popularity, power, and prosperity; Prime  Synonyms - Peak, High Point, Pinnacle  Use in Sentences  1. The 90s was the heyday of Sachin's career.  2. Mid-Thirties are the heyday of a man's life.  3. World Cup 2011 was the heyday of Dhoni's career.  4. Early Twenties are the heyday of a woman's life.  5. Most people's heyday is short-lived due to their lack of trying.