CLB 8+9 Flashcards_01
Definition: To leave completely and finally; forsake utterly; desert.
Word: Abandon
Example 1: The sailor abandoned the sinking ship to save his life.
Example 2: She felt abandoned by her closest friends when they moved away.
Definition: To give up; discontinue; withdraw from.
Word: Abandon
Example 1: The project was abandoned due to a lack of funding.
Example 2: He abandoned his dream of becoming an artist to pursue a stable career.
Definition: To renounce or relinquish a throne, right, power, claim, responsibility, or the like, especially in a formal manner.
Word: Abdicate
Example 1: The king abdicated the throne in favor of his son.
Example 2: She decided to abdicate her responsibilities as team leader.
Definition: To give up or renounce (authority, duties, an office, etc.), especially in a voluntary, public, or formal manner.
Word: Abdicate
Example 1: He abdicated his position as CEO after the scandal.
Example 2: The council members abdicated their duties when faced with controversy.
Definition: Sudden or unexpected.
Word: Abrupt
Example 1: The meeting ended with an abrupt announcement of dismissal.
Example 2: The car came to an abrupt halt at the red light.
Definition: Curt or brusque in speech, manner, etc.
Word: Abrupt
Example 1: His abrupt response left everyone feeling uncomfortable.
Example 2: The manager’s abrupt tone upset the staff.
Definition: Utterly or obviously senseless, illogical, or untrue; contrary to all reason or common sense; laughably foolish or false.
Word: Absurd
Example 1: The claim that the Earth is flat is absurd.
Example 2: It was absurd to think they could finish the project in one day.
Definition: The quality or condition of existing in a meaningless and irrational world.
Word: Absurd
Example 1: The play depicted the absurdity of modern life through humor.
Example 2: He pondered the absurdity of the situation he found himself in.
Definition: Present in great quantity; more than adequate; oversufficient.
Word: Abundant
Example 1: The farm produced an abundant harvest this year.
Example 2: There was an abundant supply of snacks at the party.
Definition: Well supplied with something; abounding.
Word: Abundant
Example 1: The library is abundant in resources for research.
Example 2: The region is abundant with natural beauty and wildlife.
Definition: To give emphasis or prominence to.
Word: Accentuate
Example 1: The designer used bright colors to accentuate the details of the dress.
Example 2: Her speech accentuated the importance of teamwork.
Definition: To mark or pronounce with an accent.
Word: Accentuate
Example 1: He accentuated the syllables to help students with pronunciation.
Example 2: The teacher asked the students to accentuate the key words in the text.
Definition: Easy to approach, reach, enter, speak with, or use.
Word: Accessible
Example 1: The museum is accessible to people with disabilities.
Example 2: Information about the event was made accessible online.
Definition: That can be used, entered, reached, etc.
Word: Accessible
Example 1: The hiking trail is only accessible during the summer months.
Example 2: The remote village became accessible after the road was built.
Definition: To accustom or become accustomed to a new climate or environment; adapt.
Word: Acclimate
Example 1: It took him a few weeks to acclimate to the cold weather.
Example 2: The new employee quickly acclimated to the company’s culture.
Definition: To bring to its goal or conclusion; carry out; perform; finish.
Word: Accomplish
Example 1: She accomplished her goal of running a marathon.
Example 2: They accomplished the project ahead of schedule.
Definition: To complete (a distance or period of time).
Word: Accomplish
Example 1: The hikers accomplished the 10-mile trail in record time.
Example 2: He accomplished 20 years of service in the company before retiring.
Definition: Free from error or defect; consistent with a standard, rule, or model; precise; exact.
Word: Accurate
Example 1: The scientist provided an accurate measurement of the solution’s pH level.
Example 2: The report was accurate and reflected the true state of affairs.
Definition: Careful or meticulous.
Word: Accurate
Example 1: The artist was accurate in every detail of the painting.
Example 2: The technician was accurate in assembling the delicate components.
Definition: To admit to be real or true; recognize the existence, truth, or fact of.
Word: Acknowledge
Example 1: He acknowledged his mistake and apologized.
Example 2: She acknowledged the need for more research in the field.
Definition: To show or express recognition or realization of.
Word: Acknowledge
Example 1: The director acknowledged the team’s hard work during the meeting.
Example 2: She acknowledged her friend’s help with a warm smile.
Definition: As much or as good as necessary for some requirement or purpose; fully sufficient, suitable, or fit.
Word: Adequate
Example 1: The food provided was adequate for everyone at the event.
Example 2: He made sure his explanation was adequate for the students to understand.
Definition: Barely sufficient or suitable.
Word: Adequate
Example 1: The lighting in the room was adequate but not ideal for reading.
Example 2: His performance was adequate but lacked enthusiasm.
Definition: To speak or write in favor of; support or urge by argument; recommend publicly.
Word: Advocate
Example 1: She advocates for better healthcare policies in rural areas.
Example 2: The teacher advocated using more interactive learning methods.
Definition: A person who speaks or writes in support or defense of a person, cause, etc.
Word: Advocate
Example 1: He is a well-known advocate for human rights.
Example 2: The lawyer acted as an advocate for the victim in the case.
Definition: Relating to the philosophy of aesthetics; concerned with notions such as the beautiful and the ugly.
Word: Aesthetic
Example 1: The aesthetic value of the sculpture was recognized by the art community.
Example 2: His design reflects a deep aesthetic sensibility.
Definition: Having a sense of the beautiful; characterized by a love of beauty.
Word: Aesthetic
Example 1: Her garden was designed with an aesthetic appeal in mind.
Example 2: The house’s aesthetic architecture drew many visitors.
Definition: Having an abundance of wealth, property, or other material goods; prosperous; rich.
Word: Affluent
Example 1: The affluent neighborhood was known for its luxurious homes.
Example 2: He grew up in an affluent family with many privileges.
Definition: Abounding in anything; abundant.
Word: Affluent
Example 1: The valley was affluent with wildlife and natural resources.
Example 2: Their land was affluent in fertile soil and water sources.
Definition: Open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations; equivocal.
Word: Ambiguous
Example 1: The ambiguous instructions led to confusion among the participants.
Example 2: Her ambiguous statement left everyone wondering what she truly meant.
Definition: Lacking clearness or definiteness; obscure; indistinct.
Word: Ambiguous
Example 1: The painting’s ambiguous theme intrigued many art critics.
Example 2: His ambiguous response made it hard to understand his intentions.
Definition: An earnest desire for some type of achievement or distinction, as power, honor, fame, or wealth, and the willingness to strive for its attainment.
Word: Ambition
Example 1: Her ambition to become a doctor motivated her to study hard.
Example 2: He displayed great ambition in his efforts to expand the company.
Definition: The object, state, or result desired or sought after.
Word: Ambition
Example 1: His ambition was to write a bestselling novel.
Example 2: Building a sustainable business was her lifelong ambition.
Definition: To alter, modify, rephrase, or add to or subtract from (a motion, bill, constitution, etc.) by formal procedure.
Word: Amend
Example 1: The committee voted to amend the proposal before approval.
Example 2: The senator suggested amendments to improve the bill.
Definition: To change for the better; improve.
Word: Amend
Example 1: She decided to amend her diet by eating more vegetables.
Example 2: He amended his behavior to be more considerate of others.
Definition: Fully sufficient or more than adequate for the purpose or needs; plentiful; enough.
Word: Ample
Example 1: The students had ample time to complete the test.
Example 2: There was ample evidence to support the researcher’s hypothesis.
Definition: Of sufficient or abundant measure; liberal; copious.
Word: Ample
Example 1: The recipe called for an ample amount of butter.
Example 2: The conference room had ample seating for all attendees.
Definition: Pertaining to or proceeding by analysis.
Word: Analytical
Example 1: The analytical approach helped identify the root cause of the problem.
Example 2: She used an analytical method to evaluate the experiment’s results.
Definition: Skilled in or habitually using analysis.
Word: Analytical
Example 1: He is highly analytical and excels in solving complex problems.
Example 2: The detective’s analytical mind made him exceptional at his job.
Definition: A deviation from the common rule, type, arrangement, or form.
Word: Anomaly
Example 1: The scientist discovered an anomaly in the data set.
Example 2: The sudden drop in temperature was an anomaly for this time of year.
Definition: An anomalous person or thing; one that is abnormal or does not fit in.
Word: Anomaly
Example 1: His artistic style is an anomaly in the world of modern art.
Example 2: The rare bird spotted in the area was considered an anomaly.
Definition: To realize beforehand; foretaste or foresee.
Word: Anticipate
Example 1: She anticipated the challenges and prepared accordingly.
Example 2: The doctor anticipated the patient’s needs during the surgery.
Definition: To expect; look forward to; be sure of.
Word: Anticipate
Example 1: They eagerly anticipated the arrival of their guests.
Example 2: He anticipated a positive outcome from the meeting.
Definition: Readily seen; exposed to sight; open to view; visible.
Word: Apparent
Example 1: The crack in the wall was apparent after the earthquake.
Example 2: The improvement in her performance was apparent to everyone.
Definition: Capable of being easily perceived or understood; plain or clear; obvious.
Word: Apparent
Example 1: His happiness was apparent from the smile on his face.
Example 2: The reason for her absence was apparent once she explained.
Definition: Suitable or fitting for a particular purpose, person, occasion, etc.
Word: Appropriate
Example 1: Wearing formal attire was appropriate for the wedding.
Example 2: The teacher selected books appropriate for the students’ reading level.
Definition: To set apart, authorize, or legislate for some specific purpose or use.
Word: Appropriate
Example 1: The government appropriated funds for disaster relief.
Example 2: The land was appropriated for the construction of a new school.
Definition: Requiring great exertion; laborious; difficult.
Word: Arduous
Example 1: Climbing the mountain was an arduous task for the hikers.
Example 2: The project required months of arduous research and effort.
Definition: Requiring or using much energy and vigor; strenuous.
Word: Arduous
Example 1: The team worked arduously to meet the tight deadline.
Example 2: The workout session was so arduous that it left everyone exhausted.
Definition: Uttered clearly in distinct syllables.
Word: Articulate
Example 1: She was able to articulate her ideas clearly during the debate.
Example 2: The professor’s articulate speech captivated the audience.
Definition: Capable of speech; not speechless.
Word: Articulate
Example 1: Despite his nervousness, he remained articulate during the interview.
Example 2: The child became more articulate as his vocabulary expanded.
Definition: Confidently aggressive or self-assured; positive: aggressive; dogmatic.
Word: Assertive
Example 1: She was assertive in expressing her opinions during the meeting.
Example 2: His assertive personality made him a natural leader.
Definition: Having a strong or distinctive flavor or aroma.
Word: Assertive
Example 1: The dish had an assertive garlic flavor that lingered on the palate.
Example 2: The coffee’s assertive aroma filled the entire room.
Definition: To estimate officially the value of (property, income, etc.) as a basis for taxation.
Word: Assess
Example 1: The house was assessed at a higher value than expected.
Example 2: The company hired a professional to assess the value of their assets.
Definition: To fix or determine the amount of (damages, a tax, a fine, etc.).
Word: Assess
Example 1: The court assessed the damages caused by the accident.
Example 2: The insurance agent assessed the claim after the incident.
Definition: To fill with sudden and overpowering surprise or wonder; amaze.
Word: Astonish
Example 1: The magician’s performance astonished the audience.
Example 2: She was astonished by the breathtaking view from the mountaintop.
Definition: Not false or copied; genuine; real.
Word: Authentic
Example 1: The museum displayed an authentic piece of ancient pottery.
Example 2: His signature was confirmed as authentic by the experts.
Definition: Having the origin supported by unquestionable evidence; authenticated; verified.
Word: Authentic
Example 1: The artifact was authenticated by a team of archaeologists.
Example 2: The historian presented authentic documents to prove his findings.
Definition: Conferring benefit; advantageous; helpful.
Word: Beneficial
Example 1: Regular exercise is beneficial to one’s health.
Example 2: The workshop provided beneficial insights for the participants.
Definition: Helpful in the meeting of needs.
Word: Beneficial
Example 1: The new policy proved beneficial for small businesses.
Example 2: Adding compost to the soil is beneficial for plant growth.
Definition: Brazenly obvious; flagrant.
Word: Blatant
Example 1: His blatant disregard for the rules caused tension in the team.
Example 2: The company faced backlash for their blatant false advertising.
Definition: Offensively noisy or loud; clamorous.
Word: Blatant
Example 1: The blatant sound of the sirens woke everyone in the neighborhood.
Example 2: Their blatant laughter during the presentation was distracting.
Definition: Frank; outspoken; open and sincere.
Word: Candid
Example 1: He gave a candid response when asked about his past experiences.
Example 2: Her candid feedback helped improve the project significantly.
Definition: Free from reservation, disguise, or subterfuge; straightforward.
Word: Candid
Example 1: The witness provided a candid account of what had happened.
Example 2: His candid behavior won the trust of his colleagues.
Definition: Having power and ability; efficient; competent.
Word: Capable
Example 1: She is capable of handling multiple tasks efficiently.
Example 2: He proved himself capable of managing a large team.
Definition: Having the ability or capacity for.
Word: Capable
Example 1: The machine is capable of processing 500 units per hour.
Example 2: The student is capable of achieving top grades with consistent effort.
Definition: To stop; discontinue.
Word: Cease
Example 1: The company decided to cease production of the outdated product.
Example 2: The noise ceased as soon as the construction work ended.
Definition: To come to an end.
Word: Cease
Example 1: Hostilities between the two nations finally ceased after decades of conflict.
Example 2: The rain ceased just in time for the outdoor wedding.
Definition: Logically connected; consistent.
Word: Coherent
Example 1: The speaker presented a coherent argument that was easy to follow.
Example 2: Her essay was coherent and well-organized.
Definition: Having a natural or due agreement of parts; harmonious.
Word: Coherent
Example 1: The team worked in a coherent manner to achieve their goal.
Example 2: The melody was coherent and pleasing to the ear.
Definition: To present, mention, or praise as worthy of confidence, notice, kindness, etc.; recommend.
Word: Commend
Example 1: The teacher commended the student for her excellent performance.
Example 2: He was commended for his bravery during the rescue mission.
Definition: To entrust; give in charge; deliver with confidence.
Word: Commend
Example 1: They commended the task to an experienced project manager.
Example 2: The captain commended the ship’s safety to the first officer.
Definition: To understand the nature or meaning of; grasp with the mind; perceive.
Word: Comprehend
Example 1: He struggled to comprehend the complex instructions.
Example 2: She quickly comprehended the implications of the new policy.
Definition: To take in or embrace; include; comprise.
Word: Comprehend
Example 1: The report comprehends all aspects of the issue.
Example 2: His explanation comprehended every detail of the process.
Definition: To bring to an end; finish; terminate.
Word: Conclude
Example 1: The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks.
Example 2: They concluded the project ahead of the deadline.
Definition: To decide, determine, or resolve.
Word: Conclude
Example 1: The jury concluded that the defendant was not guilty.
Example 2: After reviewing the data, they concluded that further research was needed.
Definition: Personal behavior; way of acting; bearing or deportment.
Word: Conduct
Example 1: His conduct during the event was highly professional.
Example 2: The student’s conduct in class earned her praise from the teacher.
Definition: To direct in action or course; manage; carry on.
Word: Conduct
Example 1: The scientist conducted an experiment to test the hypothesis.
Example 2: The manager conducted the meeting with precision and clarity.
Definition: To confuse or puzzle completely; perplex.
Word: Bewilder
Example 1: The complex instructions bewildered the new employees.
Example 2: She was bewildered by the sudden change in the plan.
Definition: Rough and noisy; noisily jolly or rowdy; clamorous; unrestrained.
Word: Boisterous
Example 1: The boisterous crowd cheered loudly during the concert.
Example 2: The children were boisterous as they played in the park.
Definition: (Of waves, weather, wind, etc.) rough and stormy.
Word: Boisterous
Example 1: The boisterous winds made it difficult to sail.
Example 2: The boisterous waves crashed against the rocky shore.
Definition: Quick and active; lively.
Word: Brisk
Example 1: They took a brisk walk in the morning to energize themselves.
Example 2: The brisk pace of the meeting kept everyone engaged.
Definition: Sharp and stimulating.
Word: Brisk
Example 1: The brisk autumn air felt refreshing on their faces.
Example 2: She enjoyed a brisk cup of tea to start her day.
Definition: Frank; outspoken; open and sincere.
Word: Candid
Example 1: He gave a candid account of his struggles during the interview.
Example 2: Her candid remarks won the trust of her colleagues.
Definition: Free from reservation, disguise, or subterfuge; straightforward.
Word: Candid
Example 1: The candid photo captured her natural beauty.
Example 2: His candid approach to problem-solving impressed the management.
Definition: Having power and ability; efficient; competent.
Word: Capable
Example 1: She is a capable leader who inspires her team.
Example 2: He proved himself capable of handling difficult situations.
Definition: Having the ability or capacity for.
Word: Capable
Example 1: The system is capable of processing large amounts of data quickly.
Example 2: The athlete is capable of breaking the world record.
Definition: A substance that causes or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected.
Word: Catalyst
Example 1: The enzyme acts as a catalyst in the biochemical reaction.
Example 2: Platinum is often used as a catalyst in industrial processes.
Definition: Something that causes activity between two or more persons or forces without being directly involved.
Word: Catalyst
Example 1: Her speech was the catalyst for change in the organization.
Example 2: The event served as a catalyst for social reform.
Definition: Alertness and prudence in a hazardous situation; care; wariness.
Word: Caution
Example 1: The hikers proceeded with caution as they crossed the narrow path.
Example 2: She handled the delicate glassware with caution to avoid breakage.
Definition: A warning against danger or evil; anything serving as a warning.
Word: Caution
Example 1: The sign served as a caution to drivers about the sharp turn ahead.
Example 2: His words were a caution against making hasty decisions.
Definition: Logically connected; consistent.
Word: Coherent
Example 1: His coherent argument persuaded the entire panel.
Example 2: The teacher appreciated the coherent structure of the essay.
Definition: Having a natural or due agreement of parts; harmonious.
Word: Coherent
Example 1: The team worked in a coherent manner to achieve their goal.
Example 2: The painting’s colors were coherent, creating a pleasing visual effect.
Definition: The quality of being competent; adequacy; possession of required skill, knowledge, qualification, or capacity.
Word: Competence
Example 1: His competence as a surgeon was evident during the procedure.
Example 2: The employee demonstrated competence in managing complex projects.
Definition: Sufficient income to live on.
Word: Competence
Example 1: Her job provided her with financial competence to support her family.
Example 2: The inheritance ensured his competence for the rest of his life.
Definition: Of large scope; covering or involving much; inclusive.
Word: Comprehensive
Example 1: The comprehensive report covered all aspects of the project.
Example 2: The curriculum offers a comprehensive overview of modern science.
Definition: Thoroughly understanding with one’s mind; having an extensive mental grasp.
Word: Comprehensive
Example 1: He has a comprehensive knowledge of the subject matter.
Example 2: Her comprehensive analysis provided valuable insights for the team.
Definition: A settlement of differences by mutual concessions; an agreement reached by adjustment of conflicting or opposing claims, principles, etc., by reciprocal modification of demands.
Word: Compromise
Example 1: The two parties reached a compromise after hours of negotiation.
Example 2: The siblings made a compromise on how to share their inheritance.
Definition: Something intermediate between different things.
Word: Compromise
Example 1: Her outfit was a compromise between casual and formal wear.
Example 2: The hybrid car is a compromise between performance and fuel efficiency.
Definition: To acknowledge as true, just, or proper; admit.
Word: Concede
Example 1: He conceded that he had made a mistake in his calculations.
Example 2: She finally conceded the validity of their argument.
Definition: To acknowledge (an opponent’s victory, score, etc.) before it is officially established.
Word: Concede
Example 1: The losing candidate conceded the election after the results were announced.
Example 2: He conceded defeat before the final whistle.
Definition: Expressing or covering much in few words; brief in form but comprehensive in scope; succinct; terse.
Word: Concise
Example 1: The teacher appreciated the student’s concise summary of the article.
Example 2: The manual provided concise instructions for setting up the device.
Definition: To express an unfavorable or adverse judgment on; indicate strong disapproval of; censure.
Word: Condemn
Example 1: The council condemned the act of vandalism in the community.
Example 2: The judge condemned the behavior of the defendant during the trial.
Definition: To pronounce to be guilty; sentence to punishment.
Word: Condemn
Example 1: The criminal was condemned to life imprisonment for his crimes.
Example 2: The court condemned the building for safety violations.
Definition: To impart secrets trustfully; discuss private matters or problems (usually followed by in).
Word: Confide
Example 1: She confided in her best friend about her concerns.
Example 2: He confided in his mentor about his career doubts.
Definition: To have full trust; have faith.
Word: Confide
Example 1: I confide in her ability to handle the project effectively.
Example 2: He confided in their loyalty, knowing they would never betray him.
Definition: Governed by conscience; controlled by or done according to one’s inner sense of what is right; principled.
Word: Conscientious
Example 1: The conscientious employee refused to falsify the report.
Example 2: She is known for her conscientious efforts to recycle and reduce waste.
Definition: Careful and painstaking; particular; meticulous.
Word: Conscientious
Example 1: The artist was conscientious in detailing every aspect of the painting.
Example 2: The editor’s conscientious work ensured the book was free of errors.
Definition: The effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier.
Word: Consequence
Example 1: The heavy rains were a consequence of the tropical storm.
Example 2: His poor performance was a consequence of inadequate preparation.
Definition: An act or instance of following something as an effect, result, or outcome.
Word: Consequence
Example 1: The consequence of his actions was evident in the company’s losses.
Example 2: The accident was a direct consequence of reckless driving.
Definition: Rather large or great in size, distance, extent, etc.
Word: Considerable
Example 1: The earthquake caused considerable damage to the city.
Example 2: The project required a considerable amount of time and resources.
Definition: Worthy of respect, attention, etc.; important; distinguished.
Word: Considerable
Example 1: His contributions to the field were of considerable importance.
Example 2: The speaker was a person of considerable influence in the community.
Definition: Constantly adhering to the same principles, course, form, etc.
Word: Consistent
Example 1: Her consistent efforts led to significant improvements over time.
Example 2: The athlete’s performance was consistent throughout the tournament.
Definition: Agreeing or accordant; compatible; not self-contradictory.
Word: Consistent
Example 1: His story was consistent with the evidence presented in court.
Example 2: The data is consistent with the hypothesis proposed earlier.
Definition: Easily seen or noticed; readily visible or observable.
Word: Conspicuous
Example 1: The bright red sign was conspicuous on the otherwise plain wall.
Example 2: Her conspicuous dress made her stand out at the event.
Definition: Attracting special attention, as by outstanding qualities or eccentricities.
Word: Conspicuous
Example 1: His conspicuous talent for painting earned him recognition early on.
Example 2: The musician’s conspicuous performance captivated the audience.
Definition: Existing, occurring, or living at the same time; belonging to the same time.
Word: Contemporary
Example 1: The artist was a contemporary of Picasso.
Example 2: These events are contemporary with the invention of the printing press.
Definition: Of about the same age or date.
Word: Contemporary
Example 1: The building’s design is contemporary to the mid-20th century.
Example 2: The novel depicts contemporary society with remarkable accuracy.
Definition: A prolonged public dispute, debate, or contention; disputation concerning a matter of opinion.
Word: Controversy
Example 1: The new policy sparked a controversy among environmentalists.
Example 2: The book became a source of controversy due to its controversial themes.
Definition: A fixed or firm belief.
Word: Conviction
Example 1: Her conviction in the importance of education drove her to establish a school.
Example 2: He spoke with conviction, inspiring everyone in the audience.
Definition: The act of convicting someone, as in a court of law; a declaration that a person is guilty of an offense.
Word: Conviction
Example 1: The court’s conviction of the criminal brought relief to the victims.
Example 2: His conviction for fraud led to a lengthy prison sentence.
Definition: Courteous and gracious; friendly; warm.
Word: Cordial
Example 1: They extended a cordial welcome to their guests.
Example 2: Her cordial demeanor made her popular among her colleagues.
Definition: Sincere; heartfelt.
Word: Cordial
Example 1: He offered a cordial apology for the misunderstanding.
Example 2: Her cordial gratitude was evident in her warm tone.
Definition: An article or essay criticizing a literary or other work; detailed evaluation; review.
Word: Critique
Example 1: The professor’s critique of the novel highlighted its strengths and weaknesses.
Example 2: She wrote a detailed critique of the art exhibition for the local newspaper.
Definition: To review or analyze critically.
Word: Critique
Example 1: The editor critiqued the manuscript thoroughly before publication.
Example 2: He was asked to critique the new software’s user interface.
Definition: To reach the highest point, summit, or highest development.
Word: Culminate
Example 1: The celebration culminated in a spectacular fireworks display.
Example 2: Her years of hard work culminated in her promotion to CEO.
Definition: To end or arrive at a final stage.
Word: Culminate
Example 1: The negotiations culminated in a historic peace agreement.
Example 2: The play culminated in a dramatic and emotional finale.
Definition: Burdensome; troublesome.
Word: Cumbersome
Example 1: Carrying the heavy and cumbersome suitcase was exhausting.
Example 2: The old and cumbersome process was replaced with a streamlined system.
Definition: Unwieldy; clumsy.
Word: Cumbersome
Example 1: The furniture was too cumbersome to fit through the narrow doorway.
Example 2: The cumbersome controls made the game difficult to play.
Definition: To work at anything in an irregular or superficial manner.
Word: Dabble
Example 1: She dabbled in painting as a hobby but never pursued it seriously.
Example 2: He enjoys dabbling in various crafts during his free time.
Definition: To play and splash in or as if in water.
Word: Dabble
Example 1: The children dabble in the shallow stream during summer.
Example 2: Ducks were seen dabbling in the pond near the park.
Definition: Apt or tending to deceive; perceptually misleading.
Word: Deceptive
Example 1: The ad was deceptive, promising results it couldn’t deliver.
Example 2: Her smile was deceptive, masking her true intentions.
Definition: Having the power to mislead or trick.
Word: Deceptive
Example 1: The maze’s design was intentionally deceptive to challenge participants.
Example 2: The offer seemed genuine but was ultimately deceptive.
Definition: To devote wholly and earnestly, as to some person or purpose.
Word: Dedicate
Example 1: She dedicated her life to helping the underprivileged.
Example 2: He dedicated his award to his supportive family.
Definition: To set apart and consecrate to a deity or to a sacred purpose.
Word: Dedicate
Example 1: The ancient temple was dedicated to the god of wisdom.
Example 2: The priest dedicated the new altar during the ceremony.
Definition: Boldly resistant or challenging.
Word: Defiant
Example 1: The child was defiant, refusing to follow the teacher’s instructions.
Example 2: The protestors remained defiant in the face of threats.
Definition: Full of daring or bold resistance.
Word: Defiant
Example 1: Her defiant attitude inspired others to stand up for their rights.
Example 2: He gave a defiant smile before walking away from the confrontation.
Definition: Carefully weighed or considered; studied; intentional.
Word: Deliberate
Example 1: Her actions were deliberate and well-thought-out.
Example 2: The deliberate attempt to mislead the public backfired.
Definition: Characterized by deliberation or cautious consideration; careful or slow in deciding.
Word: Deliberate
Example 1: He spoke in a deliberate manner to ensure clarity.
Example 2: The committee took a deliberate approach to address the issue.
Definition: Conduct; behavior; deportment.
Word: Demeanor
Example 1: Her calm demeanor helped diffuse the tense situation.
Example 2: The student’s respectful demeanor impressed the teacher.
Definition: Facial appearance; mien.
Word: Demeanor
Example 1: His cheerful demeanor was evident from his bright smile.
Example 2: The seriousness of her demeanor reflected the gravity of the situation.
Definition: To receive or obtain from a source or origin.
Word: Derive
Example 1: The word “biology” derives from Greek origins.
Example 2: She derives great satisfaction from helping others.
Definition: To trace from a source or origin.
Word: Derive
Example 1: The scientist derived her hypothesis from previous research.
Example 2: The flavor of the dish is derived from fresh herbs and spices.
Definition: Causing damage or injury; harmful.
Word: Detrimental
Example 1: Smoking is detrimental to one’s health.
Example 2: The policy changes were detrimental to small businesses.
Definition: To contrive, plan, or elaborate; invent from existing principles or ideas.
Word: Devise
Example 1: She devised a new method for organizing her files.
Example 2: The engineers devised a solution to the technical problem.
Definition: To assign or transmit (property) by will.
Word: Devise
Example 1: He devised his estate to his children in equal shares.
Example 2: The lawyer helped her devise her assets according to her wishes.
Definition: Constant in effort to accomplish something; attentive and persistent in doing anything.
Word: Diligent
Example 1: The diligent student completed all assignments on time.
Example 2: She was diligent in her pursuit of a successful career.
Definition: Done or pursued with persevering attention.
Word: Diligent
Example 1: His diligent research contributed significantly to the project.
Example 2: The gardener tended to the plants with diligent care.
Definition: Judicious in one’s conduct or speech, especially with regard to respecting privacy or maintaining silence about something of a delicate nature; prudent.
Word: Discreet
Example 1: She was discreet about her friend’s personal issues.
Example 2: The lawyer was discreet in discussing sensitive case details.
Definition: Modestly unobtrusive; unostentatious.
Word: Discreet
Example 1: He wore a discreet suit to the formal event.
Example 2: The discreet placement of the sign avoided unnecessary attention.
Definition: To drive off in various directions; disperse; dissipate.
Word: Dispel
Example 1: The wind dispelled the thick fog in the morning.
Example 2: The teacher’s explanation dispelled the students’ confusion.
Definition: To cause to vanish; alleviate.
Word: Dispel
Example 1: Her kind words dispelled his fears about the future.
Example 2: The medicine helped to dispel the patient’s lingering pain.
Definition: Distinguished as not being the same; not identical; separate.
Word: Distinct
Example 1: The twins have distinct personalities despite their similar appearance.
Example 2: The company has two distinct divisions: research and manufacturing.
Definition: Clear to the senses or intellect; unmistakable.
Word: Distinct
Example 1: There was a distinct smell of freshly baked bread in the kitchen.
Example 2: His voice was distinct and easily recognizable in the crowd.
Definition: To twist awry or out of shape; make crooked or deformed.
Word: Distort
Example 1: The heat from the fire distorted the metal frame.
Example 2: The reflection in the warped glass distorted her appearance.
Definition: To give a false, perverted, or disproportionate meaning to; misrepresent.
Word: Distort
Example 1: The article distorted the facts to fit its narrative.
Example 2: His testimony distorted the true sequence of events.
Definition: Of a different kind, form, character, etc.; unlike.
Word: Diverse
Example 1: The city is known for its diverse population and cultures.
Example 2: The course offered diverse perspectives on global issues.
Definition: Of various kinds or forms; multiform.
Word: Diverse
Example 1: The company produces a diverse range of products.
Example 2: Her bookshelf contains a diverse collection of genres.
Definition: Deviating from the recognized or customary character, practice, etc.; irregular; erratic; peculiar; odd.
Word: Eccentric
Example 1: His eccentric behavior made him the talk of the town.
Example 2: She has an eccentric way of dressing that draws attention.
Definition: Not situated in the center.
Word: Eccentric
Example 1: The gear’s eccentric rotation caused the machine to malfunction.
Example 2: The planet has an eccentric orbit around its star.
Definition: Worked out with great care and nicety of detail; executed with great minuteness.
Word: Elaborate
Example 1: The wedding had an elaborate decoration scheme with intricate designs.
Example 2: The chef prepared an elaborate meal with multiple courses.
Definition: Marked by intricate and often excessive detail; complicated.
Word: Elaborate
Example 1: Her elaborate explanation confused the audience instead of clarifying.
Example 2: The artist created an elaborate mural that took weeks to complete.
Definition: Fit or proper to be chosen; worthy of choice; desirable.
Word: Eligible
Example 1: He is eligible for the scholarship due to his outstanding grades.
Example 2: The company offers discounts to eligible members.
Definition: Meeting the stipulated requirements, as to participate, compete, or work; qualified.
Word: Eligible
Example 1: She is eligible to work in this country because she has the required visa.
Example 2: Only candidates with five years of experience are eligible to apply.
Definition: Special stress laid upon, or importance attached to, anything.
Word: Emphasis
Example 1: The teacher placed emphasis on the importance of reading daily.
Example 2: The speech emphasized the need for unity among the team members.
Definition: Something that is given great stress or importance.
Word: Emphasis
Example 1: The design places an emphasis on simplicity and usability.
Example 2: In her artwork, there is an emphasis on bold colors and patterns.
Definition: The psychological identification with or vicarious experiencing of the feelings, thoughts, or attitudes of another.
Word: Empathy
Example 1: Her empathy for the victims led her to volunteer at the shelter.
Example 2: He showed empathy by listening patiently to his friend’s struggles.
Definition: The imaginative ascribing to an object, as a natural object or work of art, feelings or attitudes present in oneself.
Word: Empathy
Example 1: The poet’s words conveyed deep empathy for nature.
Example 2: The artist’s painting evoked a sense of empathy for the subject’s emotions.
Definition: To approve, support, or sustain.
Word: Endorse
Example 1: The organization endorsed the candidate for mayor.
Example 2: The new product was endorsed by several celebrities.
Definition: To designate oneself as payee of (a check) by signing, usually on the reverse side of the instrument.
Word: Endorse
Example 1: She endorsed the check before depositing it into her account.
Example 2: The bank refused to cash the check because it was not endorsed properly.
Definition: To supply with riches, wealth, abundant or valuable possessions, etc.
Word: Enrich
Example 1: The entrepreneur’s investments enriched him significantly.
Example 2: She enriched her knowledge by attending various workshops.
Definition: To add greater value or significance to.
Word: Enrich
Example 1: The addition of fresh herbs enriched the flavor of the soup.
Example 2: Traveling to different countries enriched his cultural perspective.
Definition: A person or thing that is typical of or possesses to a high degree the features of a whole class.
Word: Epitome
Example 1: She is the epitome of grace and elegance.
Example 2: The building is the epitome of modern architecture.
Definition: A condensed account, especially of a literary work; abstract.
Word: Epitome
Example 1: The summary provided an epitome of the novel’s main themes.
Example 2: The professor’s lecture was an epitome of the complex topic.
Definition: Characterized by equity or fairness; just and right; fair; reasonable.
Word: Equitable
Example 1: The judge’s decision was equitable and satisfied both parties.
Example 2: The company implemented an equitable pay scale for all employees.
Definition: Absolutely necessary; indispensable.
Word: Essential
Example 1: Water is essential for human survival.
Example 2: Regular exercise is essential for maintaining good health.
Definition: Pertaining to or constituting the essence of something.
Word: Essential
Example 1: Trust is an essential element of a strong relationship.
Example 2: The essential quality of the product is its durability.
Definition: To regard highly or favorably; regard with respect or admiration.
Word: Esteem
Example 1: She is highly esteemed by her colleagues for her dedication.
Example 2: The teacher was held in great esteem by her students.
Definition: To consider as of a certain value or of a certain type; regard.
Word: Esteem
Example 1: They esteemed the antique vase as a valuable family heirloom.
Example 2: The scientist esteemed the discovery as a significant breakthrough.
Definition: Pertaining to or dealing with morals or the principles of morality; pertaining to right and wrong in conduct.
Word: Ethical
Example 1: The company followed ethical practices in all its operations.
Example 2: Her decision to return the lost wallet was based on ethical principles.
Definition: Being in accordance with the rules or standards for right conduct or practice, especially the standards of a profession.
Word: Ethical
Example 1: The lawyer adhered to the ethical guidelines of the profession.
Example 2: Ethical journalism involves reporting facts without bias or distortion.
Definition: To increase the severity, bitterness, or violence of (disease, ill feeling, etc.); aggravate.
Word: Exacerbate
Example 1: The lack of communication exacerbated the conflict between the two departments.
Example 2: His rude comments only exacerbated the tense situation.
Definition: To embitter the feelings of (a person); irritate; exasperate.
Word: Exacerbate
Example 1: The constant criticism exacerbated her feelings of inadequacy.
Example 2: The delays exacerbated the frustration of the passengers.
Definition: Worthy of imitation; commendable.
Word: Exemplary
Example 1: Her exemplary behavior set a positive example for her peers.
Example 2: The soldier received a medal for his exemplary service.
Definition: Serving as a warning.
Word: Exemplary
Example 1: The harsh punishment was intended to be exemplary to deter others.
Example 2: The manager used the mistake as an exemplary case of what not to do.
Definition: Of special beauty or charm, or rare and appealing excellence, as a face, a flower, coloring, music, or poetry.
Word: Exquisite
Example 1: The garden was filled with exquisite roses in full bloom.
Example 2: Her exquisite singing captivated the entire audience.
Definition: Intense; acute, or keen, as pleasure or pain.
Word: Exquisite
Example 1: He felt an exquisite sense of joy at the sight of his newborn child.
Example 2: The exquisite pain in his shoulder made him realize the injury was serious.
Definition: To make easier or less difficult; help forward (an action, a process, etc.).
Word: Facilitate
Example 1: The new software will facilitate faster data processing.
Example 2: The teacher used visual aids to facilitate the students’ understanding of the topic.
Definition: To assist the progress of (a person).
Word: Facilitate
Example 1: The mentor facilitated the young scientist’s research efforts.
Example 2: Scholarships are designed to facilitate students’ access to higher education.
Definition: Capable of being done, effected, or accomplished.
Word: Feasible
Example 1: The team concluded that the proposed plan was feasible.
Example 2: The construction project is feasible within the allocated budget.
Definition: Probable; likely.
Word: Feasible
Example 1: It’s feasible that the meeting will end early if all participants agree on the agenda.
Example 2: Given the weather forecast, it’s feasible to plan an outdoor event for tomorrow.
Definition: Strict observance of promises, duties, etc.
Word: Fidelity
Example 1: The knight’s fidelity to the king was unquestionable.
Example 2: Her fidelity to her principles earned her great respect.
Definition: Accuracy; exactness.
Word: Fidelity
Example 1: The fidelity of the audio recording was remarkable.
Example 2: The replica was created with great fidelity to the original design.
Definition: To change continually; shift back and forth; vary irregularly.
Word: Fluctuate
Example 1: The stock prices fluctuate daily depending on market trends.
Example 2: His mood tends to fluctuate with the weather.
Definition: To move back and forth in waves.
Word: Fluctuate
Example 1: The boat rocked gently as the waves fluctuated.
Example 2: The electricity supply fluctuated during the storm.
Definition: Causing fear, apprehension, or dread.
Word: Formidable
Example 1: The team faced a formidable opponent in the championship game.
Example 2: The sheer height of the mountain made it a formidable challenge for the climbers.
Definition: Of discouraging or awesome strength, size, difficulty, etc.; intimidating.
Word: Formidable
Example 1: The army was faced with a formidable task of defending their territory.
Example 2: Her formidable intellect made her a respected leader in her field.
Definition: Ready or available when required or expected.
Word: Forthcoming
Example 1: The new edition of the book is forthcoming next month.
Example 2: The manager assured the team that resources would be forthcoming.
Definition: Frank and cooperative; candid.
Word: Forthcoming
Example 1: He was forthcoming about his concerns during the meeting.
Example 2: The witness was forthcoming with crucial details about the case.
Definition: Possessing the claimed or attributed character, quality, or origin; not counterfeit; authentic; real.
Word: Genuine
Example 1: This necklace is made of genuine gold.
Example 2: The antique dealer verified that the vase was genuine.
Definition: Free from pretense, affectation, or hypocrisy; sincere.
Word: Genuine
Example 1: His genuine concern for others made him well-liked.
Example 2: She gave a genuine smile that lit up the room.
Definition: Fond of the company of others; sociable.
Word: Gregarious
Example 1: He is a gregarious person who enjoys attending social gatherings.
Example 2: The gregarious host made everyone feel welcome at the party.
Definition: Living in flocks or herds, as animals.
Word: Gregarious
Example 1: Sheep are naturally gregarious animals, often seen in large herds.
Example 2: The gregarious birds migrated together in a large flock.
Definition: To disturb persistently; torment, as with troubles or cares; bother continually; pester; persecute.
Word: Harass
Example 1: The constant phone calls began to harass her throughout the day.
Example 2: The students complained about being harassed by bullies.
Definition: To trouble by repeated attacks, incursions, etc., as in war or hostilities; harry; raid.
Word: Harass
Example 1: The troops harassed the enemy’s supply lines to weaken their position.
Example 2: The villagers were harassed by frequent raids from neighboring tribes.
Definition: Marked by agreement in feeling, attitude, or action.
Word: Harmonious
Example 1: The couple had a harmonious relationship based on mutual respect.
Example 2: The choir sang in a harmonious blend of voices.
Definition: Forming a pleasingly consistent whole; congruous.
Word: Harmonious
Example 1: The color scheme of the room was harmonious and relaxing.
Example 2: The architecture of the building was both functional and harmonious.
Definition: To be reluctant or wait to act because of fear, indecision, or disinclination.
Word: Hesitate
Example 1: She hesitated before answering the difficult question.
Example 2: Don’t hesitate to ask for help if you need it.
Definition: To have scruples or doubts; be unwilling.
Word: Hesitate
Example 1: He hesitated to sign the contract without reviewing it thoroughly.
Example 2: The witness hesitated to speak out of fear of retaliation.
Definition: To cause (a person) a painful loss of pride, self-respect, or dignity; mortify.
Word: Humiliate
Example 1: The teacher’s harsh criticism humiliated the student in front of the class.
Example 2: He felt humiliated when his mistake was pointed out publicly.
Definition: A proposition or set of propositions set forth as an explanation for the occurrence of some specified group of phenomena, either asserted merely as a provisional conjecture to guide investigation or accepted as highly probable in the light of established facts.
Word: Hypothesis
Example 1: The researcher proposed a hypothesis to explain the sudden climate change.
Example 2: Their experiment aimed to test the validity of the hypothesis.
Definition: A mere assumption or guess.
Word: Hypothesis
Example 1: His hypothesis about the outcome of the game proved to be correct.
Example 2: The detective formed a hypothesis based on the evidence found at the scene.
Definition: A conception of something in its perfection.
Word: Ideal
Example 1: The painting depicted an ideal version of rural life.
Example 2: She strives to live up to her ideal of a perfect family.
Definition: A standard of perfection or excellence.
Word: Ideal
Example 1: The company’s ideal customer is someone who values quality.
Example 2: He is considered an ideal candidate for the position because of his experience.
Definition: To supply or brighten with light; light up.
Word: Illuminate
Example 1: The streetlights illuminate the park at night.
Example 2: The fireworks illuminated the sky in vibrant colors.
Definition: To make lucid or clear; throw light on (a subject).
Word: Illuminate
Example 1: The professor’s explanation helped illuminate the complex concept.
Example 2: The book illuminates the struggles of living in poverty.
Definition: To make clear or intelligible, as by examples or analogies; exemplify.
Word: Illustrate
Example 1: The teacher illustrated the problem with a simple diagram.
Example 2: Her life story illustrates the importance of perseverance.
Definition: To furnish with drawings, pictures, or other artwork intended for explanation, elucidation, or adornment.
Word: Illustrate
Example 1: The children’s book was beautifully illustrated with colorful pictures.
Example 2: The article was illustrated with graphs and charts for clarity.
Definition: Vast; huge; very great.
Word: Immense
Example 1: The mountain’s immense size left the hikers in awe.
Example 2: He felt an immense sense of relief when the exams were over.
Definition: Immeasurable; boundless.
Word: Immense
Example 1: The scientist gazed in wonder at the immense expanse of the universe.
Example 2: The immense possibilities of the technology excited the researchers.
Definition: Not partial or biased; fair; just.
Word: Impartial
Example 1: The judge was known for being impartial in all her decisions.
Example 2: An impartial referee ensures a fair game for all players.
Definition: Faultless; flawless; irreproachable.
Word: Impeccable
Example 1: Her performance at the concert was impeccable.
Example 2: He has impeccable manners and always treats others with respect.
Definition: Not liable to sin; incapable of sin.
Word: Impeccable
Example 1: The saint was considered to have an impeccable character.
Example 2: The clergy preached about living an impeccable life.
Definition: To fulfill; perform; carry out.
Word: Implement
Example 1: The team implemented the new strategy successfully.
Example 2: The government plans to implement new safety measures.
Definition: To put into effect according to or by means of a definite plan or procedure.
Word: Implement
Example 1: The company implemented the policy after thorough discussions.
Example 2: The teacher implemented a new grading system this semester.
Definition: To indicate or suggest without being explicitly stated.
Word: Imply
Example 1: Her tone seemed to imply that she wasn’t happy with the decision.
Example 2: The look in his eyes implied that he understood the situation.
Definition: To involve as a necessary circumstance, condition, or consequence.
Word: Imply
Example 1: The contract implies that both parties must act in good faith.
Example 2: His resignation implied dissatisfaction with the management.
Definition: Something that incites or tends to incite to action or greater effort, as a reward offered for increased productivity.
Word: Incentive
Example 1: The company offers bonuses as an incentive to increase productivity.
Example 2: The promise of extra credit was an incentive for students to participate.
Definition: Inciting, as to action; stimulating; provocative.
Word: Incentive
Example 1: The speaker’s words were an incentive to take immediate action.
Example 2: The prize served as an incentive for the contestants to do their best.
Definition: Continuing without interruption; ceaseless; unending.
Word: Incessant
Example 1: The incessant noise from the construction site disrupted her sleep.
Example 2: His incessant questioning annoyed the teacher.
Definition: To stir, encourage, or urge on; stimulate or prompt to action.
Word: Incite
Example 1: The speech was designed to incite enthusiasm among the audience.
Example 2: The leader’s call to action incited the workers to strike.
Definition: To be a sign of; betoken; evidence; show.
Word: Indicate
Example 1: The dark clouds indicate that a storm is approaching.
Example 2: His expression indicated his approval of the proposal.
Definition: To point out or point to; direct attention to.
Word: Indicate
Example 1: The map indicates the location of the treasure.
Example 2: She indicated the correct answer by pointing to the board.
Definition: Without interest or concern; not caring; apathetic.
Word: Indifferent
Example 1: He was indifferent to the outcome of the election.
Example 2: The student’s indifferent attitude toward the project frustrated the teacher.
Definition: Having no bias, prejudice, or preference; impartial; disinterested.
Word: Indifferent
Example 1: The jury was expected to remain indifferent and unbiased throughout the trial.
Example 2: The researcher presented the data with an indifferent perspective.
Definition: Originating in and characteristic of a particular region or country; native.
Word: Indigenous
Example 1: Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia.
Example 2: The indigenous tribes of the Amazon have unique cultural traditions.
Definition: Innate; inherent; natural.
Word: Indigenous
Example 1: Her talent for painting seemed indigenous, as if she was born with it.
Example 2: The instinct to protect their young is indigenous to most animals.
Definition: Absolutely necessary, essential, or requisite.
Word: Indispensable
Example 1: A good night’s sleep is indispensable for maintaining health.
Example 2: Her expertise was indispensable to the success of the project.
Definition: Incapable of being disregarded or neglected.
Word: Indispensable
Example 1: Honesty is an indispensable quality in a leader.
Example 2: Clean water is indispensable for survival.
Definition: To lead or move by persuasion or influence, as to some action or state of mind.
Word: Induce
Example 1: The advertisement was designed to induce people to buy the product.
Example 2: Her kind words induced him to reconsider his decision.
Definition: To bring about, produce, or cause.
Word: Induce
Example 1: The medicine was used to induce sleep.
Example 2: The heavy rains induced flooding in the low-lying areas.
Definition: Without skill or aptitude for a particular task or assignment; maladroit.
Word: Inept
Example 1: His inept handling of the situation only made things worse.
Example 2: The team suffered because of the inept leadership.
Definition: Generally awkward or clumsy; haplessly incompetent.
Word: Inept
Example 1: The actor’s inept performance drew criticism from the audience.
Example 2: She felt inept trying to assemble the complicated furniture.
Definition: Unable to be avoided, evaded, or escaped; certain; necessary.
Word: Inevitable
Example 1: The team’s defeat was inevitable due to their lack of preparation.
Example 2: Aging is an inevitable part of life.
Definition: Sure to occur, happen, or come; unalterable.
Word: Inevitable
Example 1: The collapse of the building was inevitable after the foundation cracked.
Example 2: The merger of the two companies seemed inevitable given the circumstances.
Definition: The capacity or power of persons or things to be a compelling force on or produce effects on the actions, behavior, opinions, etc., of others.
Word: Influence
Example 1: Her influence on the committee helped shape the final decision.
Example 2: The leader’s speech had a powerful influence on the crowd.
Definition: The action or process of producing effects on the actions, behavior, opinions, etc., of another or others.
Word: Influence
Example 1: The media plays a significant role in influencing public opinion.
Example 2: His book continues to influence generations of readers.
Definition: Characterized by cleverness or originality of invention or construction.
Word: Ingenious
Example 1: The ingenious design of the gadget made it easy to use.
Example 2: She came up with an ingenious solution to the problem.
Definition: Cleverly inventive or resourceful.
Word: Ingenious
Example 1: The child’s ingenious idea for a science project impressed the judges.
Example 2: His ingenious use of limited resources saved the team a lot of money.
Definition: Existing in someone or something as a permanent and inseparable element, quality, or attribute.
Word: Inherent
Example 1: The inherent risks of skydiving cannot be completely eliminated.
Example 2: Her creativity is an inherent part of her personality.
Definition: Involved in the constitution or essential character of something.
Word: Inherent
Example 1: The company emphasized the inherent value of teamwork in achieving success.
Example 2: Trust is an inherent aspect of any strong relationship.
Definition: Something new or different introduced.
Word: Innovation
Example 1: The latest innovation in technology has revolutionized communication.
Example 2: Her innovative idea led to the creation of a popular new product.
Definition: The act of innovating; introduction of new things or methods.
Word: Innovation
Example 1: The company is known for its commitment to innovation in renewable energy.
Example 2: Innovation in teaching methods has improved student engagement.
Definition: Incapable of being satisfied or appeased.
Word: Insatiable
Example 1: His insatiable appetite for knowledge kept him reading late into the night.
Example 2: The demand for the product seemed insatiable, far exceeding expectations.
Definition: Having or showing an accurate and deep understanding; perceptive.
Word: Insightful
Example 1: Her insightful analysis of the novel impressed her professor.
Example 2: The report provided an insightful perspective on the issue.
Definition: Adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty.
Word: Integrity
Example 1: The politician was respected for his integrity and honesty.
Example 2: Her integrity in handling the crisis earned her widespread admiration.
Definition: The state of being whole, entire, or undiminished.
Word: Integrity
Example 1: The bridge’s structural integrity was checked after the earthquake.
Example 2: Maintaining the integrity of the data is crucial for accurate results.
Definition: To come between disputing people, groups, etc.; intercede; mediate.
Word: Intervene
Example 1: The teacher intervened to stop the argument between the students.
Example 2: The United Nations intervened to mediate the conflict between the two countries.
Definition: To occur or be between two things.
Word: Intervene
Example 1: A few days intervened between the announcement and the ceremony.
Example 2: Several factors intervened to delay the project’s completion.
Definition: Having many interrelated parts or facets; entangled or involved.
Word: Intricate
Example 1: The intricate design of the tapestry showcased the artist’s skill.
Example 2: The watchmaker worked patiently on the intricate mechanism.
Definition: Complex; complicated; hard to understand, work, or make.
Word: Intricate
Example 1: The plot of the novel was so intricate that it required careful attention.
Example 2: The intricate puzzle took hours to solve.
Definition: Direct perception of truth, fact, etc., independent of any reasoning process; immediate apprehension.
Word: Intuition
Example 1: Her intuition told her something was wrong before she had any evidence.
Example 2: He relied on his intuition to make the crucial decision.
Definition: A keen and quick insight.
Word: Intuition
Example 1: The detective’s intuition led him to the hidden evidence.
Example 2: Her intuition about the market trends proved to be accurate.
Definition: To give vigor to; fill with life and energy; energize.
Word: Invigorate
Example 1: The fresh mountain air invigorated the hikers.
Example 2: A good workout in the morning always invigorates me for the day.
Definition: Using words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning.
Word: Ironic
Example 1: It was ironic that the fire station burned down.
Example 2: Her ironic comment about the weather brought a smile to everyone’s face.
Definition: Happening in the opposite way to what is expected, and typically causing wry amusement.
Word: Ironic
Example 1: It was ironic that the best swimmer in the class was afraid of water.
Example 2: The irony of the situation was not lost on the audience.
Definition: To put in jeopardy; hazard; risk; imperil.
Word: Jeopardize
Example 1: His reckless driving could jeopardize the safety of others on the road.
Example 2: The scandal could jeopardize her career in politics.
Definition: Showing great joy, satisfaction, or triumph; rejoicing; exultant.
Word: Jubilant
Example 1: The team was jubilant after their victory in the championship.
Example 2: She was jubilant when she received the news of her promotion.
Definition: Using or showing judgment as to action or practical expediency; discreet, prudent, or politic.
Word: Judicious
Example 1: His judicious decision-making helped the company avoid financial loss.
Example 2: She was judicious in allocating her time for work and family.
Definition: Having, exercising, or characterized by good or discriminating judgment; wise, sensible, or well-advised.
Word: Judicious
Example 1: The teacher gave judicious advice to the students about their career choices.
Example 2: His judicious use of resources ensured the success of the project.
Definition: To show (an act, claim, statement, etc.) to be just or right.
Word: Justify
Example 1: He tried to justify his actions by explaining the circumstances.
Example 2: The data justifies the need for additional funding for the project.
Definition: To defend or uphold as warranted or well-grounded.
Word: Justify
Example 1: The lawyer worked hard to justify his client’s actions in court.
Example 2: She justified her decision to resign by citing personal reasons.
Definition: Finely sharpened, as an edge; so shaped as to cut or pierce substances readily.
Word: Keen
Example 1: The keen blade sliced through the fabric effortlessly.
Example 2: The hunter carried a keen knife for the trip.
Definition: Extremely sensitive or responsive.
Word: Keen
Example 1: He has a keen sense of smell that helps him in his cooking.
Example 2: Her keen observations about the market trends proved invaluable.
Definition: The state or fact of being of kin; family relationship.
Word: Kinship
Example 1: They discovered a distant kinship through their shared ancestry.
Example 2: Kinship ties played a significant role in the family reunion.
Definition: Relationship by nature, qualities, etc.; affinity.
Word: Kinship
Example 1: She felt a strong kinship with her colleagues, like they were family.
Example 2: Their shared passion for art created a deep kinship between them.
Definition: Deserving praise; praiseworthy; commendable.
Word: Laudable
Example 1: Her laudable efforts to help the homeless were widely recognized.
Example 2: The company’s commitment to environmental sustainability is laudable.
Definition: According to law; lawful.
Word: Legitimate
Example 1: The contract was deemed legitimate by the court.
Example 2: He has a legitimate claim to the inheritance.
Definition: In accordance with established rules, principles, or standards.
Word: Legitimate
Example 1: The experiment followed legitimate scientific procedures.
Example 2: Her concerns about the project’s feasibility were legitimate.
Definition: Agreeably tolerant; permissive; indulgent.
Word: Lenient
Example 1: The teacher was lenient with late assignments due to unforeseen circumstances.
Example 2: His parents were lenient, allowing him to make his own decisions.
Definition: Soothing or alleviating (related to pain or punishment).
Word: Lenient
Example 1: The lenient sentence surprised everyone in the courtroom.
Example 2: The judge adopted a lenient approach due to the defendant’s remorse.
Definition: The contact or connection maintained by communications between units of armed forces or of any other organization to ensure concerted action, cooperation, etc.
Word: Liaison
Example 1: She acted as a liaison between the two departments to facilitate communication.
Example 2: The liaison officer ensured that all units were working in harmony.
Definition: A person who initiates and maintains such a connection.
Word: Liaison
Example 1: The project manager served as a liaison for the client and the design team.
Example 2: He was appointed as a liaison to improve coordination between the teams.
Definition: Profitable; moneymaking; remunerative.
Word: Lucrative
Example 1: She started a lucrative business in the tech industry.
Example 2: The investment turned out to be highly lucrative for the shareholders.
Definition: Generous in forgiving an insult or injury; free from petty resentfulness or vindictiveness.
Word: Magnanimous
Example 1: He was magnanimous in forgiving his rival after the competition.
Example 2: Her magnanimous gesture of donating to the charity was deeply appreciated.
Definition: High-minded; noble.
Word: Magnanimous
Example 1: The king was known for his magnanimous decisions that benefited his people.
Example 2: His magnanimous spirit inspired everyone to work together.
Definition: Full of, characterized by, or showing malice; malevolent; spiteful.
Word: Malicious
Example 1: The malicious rumor caused unnecessary harm to her reputation.
Example 2: His malicious intent was evident from his actions.
Definition: Intentionally harmful; mischievous.
Word: Malicious
Example 1: The malicious software damaged the company’s computer systems.
Example 2: She regretted her malicious comments made in anger.
Definition: Authoritatively ordered; obligatory; compulsory.
Word: Mandatory
Example 1: Wearing a helmet while riding a bike is mandatory in some countries.
Example 2: Attendance at the meeting is mandatory for all team members.
Definition: Pertaining to, of the nature of, or containing a command.
Word: Mandatory
Example 1: The mandatory evacuation order was issued due to the approaching hurricane.
Example 2: Compliance with the new policy is mandatory for all employees.
Definition: Readily perceived by the eye or the understanding; evident; obvious; apparent; plain.
Word: Manifest
Example 1: His happiness was manifest in his glowing smile.
Example 2: The error was manifest to everyone in the room.
Definition: To make clear or evident to the eye or the understanding; show plainly.
Word: Manifest
Example 1: She manifested her intentions through her actions.
Example 2: The symptoms manifested themselves after a few hours.
Definition: To manage or influence skillfully, especially in an unfair manner.
Word: Manipulate
Example 1: The politician tried to manipulate public opinion with false information.
Example 2: He was accused of manipulating the evidence to support his claim.
Definition: To handle, manage, or use, especially with skill, in some process of treatment or performance.
Word: Manipulate
Example 1: The technician skillfully manipulated the controls to fix the issue.
Example 2: She manipulated the clay to create a beautiful sculpture.
Definition: Pertaining to a margin.
Word: Marginal
Example 1: The marginal notes provided additional context to the text.
Example 2: The publisher adjusted the marginal spacing for better readability.
Definition: Situated on the border or edge.
Word: Marginal
Example 1: The village is located in a marginal area near the forest.
Example 2: The workers earned only a marginal income from their part-time jobs.
Definition: To come into perceptible existence; appear; become actual or real.
Word: Materialize
Example 1: The benefits of the plan began to materialize after a few months.
Example 2: His dreams of becoming an artist finally materialized.
Definition: To assume material or bodily form; become corporeal.
Word: Materialize
Example 1: The ghost seemed to materialize out of thin air.
Example 2: The idea materialized into a successful business venture.
Definition: Of only ordinary or moderate quality; neither good nor bad; barely adequate.
Word: Mediocre
Example 1: The movie received mediocre reviews from critics.
Example 2: His performance was mediocre compared to the other contestants.
Definition: Not satisfactory; poor; inferior.
Word: Mediocre
Example 1: The company’s mediocre product failed to attract customers.
Example 2: Her grades were mediocre, falling short of her usual high standards.
Definition: A gloomy state of mind, especially when habitual or prolonged; depression.
Word: Melancholy
Example 1: The rainy weather added to her feeling of melancholy.
Example 2: He spoke with a tone of melancholy as he reminisced about the past.
Definition: Sober thoughtfulness; pensiveness.
Word: Melancholy
Example 1: The melancholy music set a reflective mood in the room.
Example 2: She gazed out the window with a look of melancholy contemplation.
Definition: Taking or showing extreme care about minute details; precise; thorough.
Word: Meticulous
Example 1: The artist was meticulous in every stroke of the painting.
Example 2: She was meticulous in proofreading the document to avoid any errors.
Definition: Finicky; fussy.
Word: Meticulous
Example 1: His meticulous nature sometimes annoyed his teammates.
Example 2: The chef was meticulous about the presentation of every dish.
Definition: To lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; moderate.
Word: Mitigate
Example 1: The doctor prescribed medicine to mitigate the patient’s pain.
Example 2: Efforts were made to mitigate the effects of the disaster.
Definition: To make less severe.
Word: Mitigate
Example 1: The new policy aims to mitigate climate change by reducing carbon emissions.
Example 2: She apologized to mitigate the tension between them.
Definition: Having or showing a moderate or humble estimate of one’s merits, importance, etc.; free from vanity, egotism, boastfulness, or great pretensions.
Word: Modest
Example 1: Despite her success, she remained modest about her achievements.
Example 2: His modest demeanor earned him respect from everyone.
Definition: Free from ostentation or showy extravagance.
Word: Modest
Example 1: They lived in a modest house in the countryside.
Example 2: Her modest dress was appropriate for the formal event.
Definition: Lacking in variety; tediously unvarying.
Word: Monotonous
Example 1: The monotonous tone of the speaker made the lecture difficult to follow.
Example 2: Her job involved monotonous tasks that became boring over time.
Definition: Characterizing a sound continuing on one note.
Word: Monotonous
Example 1: The monotonous hum of the air conditioner was soothing.
Example 2: The monotonous drone of the machinery filled the factory.
Definition: Possessed, experienced, performed, etc., by each of two or more with respect to the other; reciprocal.
Word: Mutual
Example 1: Their mutual respect strengthened their friendship.
Example 2: The agreement was based on mutual benefits for both parties.
Definition: Having the same relation each toward the other.
Word: Mutual
Example 1: They discovered they had a mutual love for classical music.
Example 2: The two companies shared a mutual interest in promoting green energy.
Definition: Having or showing unaffected simplicity of nature or absence of artificiality; unsophisticated.
Word: Naive
Example 1: Her naive approach to the situation revealed her lack of experience.
Example 2: He was naive to believe everything he read online.
Definition: Having or showing a lack of experience, judgment, or information; credulous.
Word: Naive
Example 1: It was naive of her to trust a stranger with her personal information.
Example 2: The naive investor was easily misled by the scam.
Definition: Guilty of or characterized by neglect, as of duty.
Word: Negligent
Example 1: The company was found negligent in maintaining safety standards.
Example 2: His negligent behavior resulted in a missed deadline.
Definition: Lazily careless; offhand.
Word: Negligent
Example 1: The waiter’s negligent attitude frustrated the customers.
Example 2: She was negligent in locking the doors before leaving the house.
Definition: Not taking part or giving assistance in a dispute or war between others.
Word: Neutral
Example 1: The country remained neutral during the conflict.
Example 2: She stayed neutral in the argument to avoid taking sides.
Definition: Of no particular kind, characteristics, etc.; indefinite.
Word: Neutral
Example 1: The room was decorated in neutral colors to appeal to a wider audience.
Example 2: His response was neutral, giving no hint of his personal opinion.
Definition: A sentimental yearning for the happiness of a former place or time.
Word: Nostalgia
Example 1: The old photographs filled her with nostalgia for her childhood.
Example 2: He felt a wave of nostalgia as he walked through his old neighborhood.
Definition: A longing for home or family while away.
Word: Nostalgia
Example 1: During the long journey, she experienced nostalgia for her family.
Example 2: The soldier felt nostalgia while stationed far from home.
Definition: Worthy of notice or attention; notable; remarkable.
Word: Noteworthy
Example 1: The scientist’s groundbreaking discovery was noteworthy.
Example 2: The museum featured several noteworthy works of art.
Definition: A subtle difference or distinction in expression, meaning, response, etc.
Word: Nuance
Example 1: The actor’s performance captured the nuances of the character’s emotions.
Example 2: The debate highlighted the nuances of the proposed policy changes.
Definition: A very slight difference or variation in color or tone.
Word: Nuance
Example 1: The artist used shades of blue to create subtle nuances in the painting.
Example 2: The chef added a nuance of spice to enhance the dish’s flavor.
Definition: Something that one’s efforts or actions are intended to attain or accomplish; purpose; goal.
Word: Objective
Example 1: Her primary objective is to complete the project by the deadline.
Example 2: The company’s objective is to expand its market share globally.
Definition: Not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased.
Word: Objective
Example 1: The journalist provided an objective analysis of the situation.
Example 2: The researcher’s findings were objective and based on scientific evidence.
Definition: Something by which a person is bound or obliged to do certain things and which arises out of a sense of duty or results from custom, law, etc.
Word: Obligation
Example 1: He has an obligation to take care of his elderly parents.
Example 2: The contract imposed a legal obligation on both parties.
