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elab•or•ate adj., verb
adj. / {I} lb {shwa} r {shwa} t/ [usually before noun] very complicated and detailed; carefully prepared and organized: elaborate designs She had prepared a very elaborate meal. an elaborate computer system
* Elaborate : Company owner are elborate upon a plan.

in•spir•ing / {I} nspa {I} {shwa} r {I} ${phon_capn}$ / adj. exciting and encouraging you to do or feel sth: an inspiring teacher (informal) The book is less than

*inspiring : He is a very inspiring teacher.

op•pres•sive / {shwa} pres {I} v/ adj.
1 treating people in a cruel and unfair way and not giving them the same freedom, rights, etc. as other people: oppressive laws an oppressive regime The political situation has grown increasingly oppressive

*oppressive : He is very prressive soilder in army.

cor•rob•or•ate /k {shwa} r ${phon_capq}$ b {shwa} re {I} t; NAmE r ${phon_capa}$ b / verb [vn] [often passive] (formal) to provide evidence or information that supports a statement, theory, etc. syn confirm: The evidence was corroborated by two independent witnesses. corroborating evidence
*corroborate : police has evidence to corroborate the statement of guilt.

flimsy /fl {I} mzi/ adj. (flim•sier, flim•si•est)
1 badly made and not strong enough for the purpose for which it is used syn rickety: a flimsy table
2 (of material) thin and easily torn: a flimsy piece of paper / fabric / plastic
3 difficult to believe syn feeble: a flimsy excuse / explanation The evidence against him is pretty flimsy. He keeps calling on the flimsiest of pretexts.

*Flimsy : He lives in flimsy little house.