Difference Between Words

Question 1

Internal vs Intrinsic

Answer 1

• Use “internal” for things inside a structure, body, or organization (e.g., “internal organs”).
• Use “intrinsic” for qualities that are essential or inherent to something’s nature (e.g., “intrinsic beauty”).

Question 2

Use vs Exploit

Answer 2

Use examples:
• You can use this tool to fix the problem.
• He used his knowledge to pass the exam.

Exploit examples:
negative:
• The company exploited its workers by paying them unfair wages.
• He exploited her kindness for his own gain.
neutral/positive:
• The startup exploited a gap in the market to grow rapidly.
• She exploited her strengths to win the competition.

Question 3

Interfere vs Intervene

Answer 3

• Use “interfere” when the involvement is disruptive or unwelcome (e.g., “Don’t interfere with their plans”).
• Use “intervene” when the involvement is helpful or necessary (e.g., “The mediator intervened to resolve the dispute”).