These are the words found in the article that are related to advertisements that are used in conversations.

Fluency Mastery 101 Lesson 4: Advertisements

To be hit with something over and over again. Example: I was bombarded with so many advertisements, I’m considering getting an ad-blocker.

To know something without having any real reason to know; gut feeling. Example: The author had an intuitive sense of what the reader wanted.

Intuitive (in-too-eh-teh-vuh) (adjective)

To be mixing or raising something related to a topic or emotions. Example: He is stirring the pot of soup so that everything mixes together. She is stirring up a lot of positive thoughts.

One’s hopes and dreams. Example: She was filled with the aspiration to succeed in life.

Something that has no value; worthless. Example: These precautions have been judged inadequate.

Something that has lasted for a very long time. Example: I have a long-standing arrangement with the bank.

To gather something together. Example: The seven companies have an aggregate turnover of 5.2 million USD.

Something that increases or comes to attention; also used with feelings. Example: I could feel the anger bubbling up inside me.

An idea about something. Example: He had a hunch that his brother was lying.

The last part of a joke. Example: The punch line was that he lost his pants in the typhoon.