This document provides definitions and examples for several English phrases and vocabulary words: 1) It defines words like "to drift", "adrift", "ubiquitous", "chunk", "dwindle", and "seminal" and provides examples of their usage. 2) It explains phrases such as "a wealth of something", "to unearth", "a surge in something", "to have roots in", and "to stem from" along with examples. 3) Finally, it discusses ways to modify adjectives using "too" and "such" as in "not too bold a claim" and "not such a good teacher". It also notes the meaning of "fast asleep