Final_Words_with_Definitions_and_Gap-Fill_Examples Flashcards

Question

knowledgeable

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knowing a lot; "She is very ______ about history."

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try very hard to do sth when it is difficult; "He had to ______ with the decision for days."

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able to do things well; "She is ______ of finishing the project on time."

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wanting to do sth, especially sth involving hard work; "The team is very ______ to win the championship."

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shy and nervous; "The ______ child was afraid to speak in front of the class."

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having none or not enough of sth; "He was lacking in confidence."

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a belief in yourself and your abilities; "She has a lot of ______ in her work."

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very pleasant; "The ______ waiter made us feel at home."

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taking care to do things carefully and correctly; "He was very ______ about finishing the report."

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doing sth well without making mistakes or wasting time; "The new employee is very ______ in handling tasks."

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think that sth is important and is worth your attention; "It's important to take safety seriously."

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start liking sb/sth; "I really took to the new manager."

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honest and open about your feelings and opinions; "She gave a very ______ answer to the question."

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qualities in a person that exist and can be developed; "He has a lot of ______ as a leader."

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make sb understand the character of sb; "What do you make of the new teacher?"

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make a particular impression; "He comes across as an honest and hardworking person."

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give somebody a particular impression; "He struck me as a very ambitious person."

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very happy, excited and enthusiastic; "She was ______ about getting the new job."

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very excited and pleased; "Lou was ______ to win the competition."

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sb/sth that gives you great pleasure; "It's always a ______ to see the children."

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very surprised about sth you did not expect; "I was ______ when they gave me the prize."

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surprised and upset; "I was ______ to hear she was so ill."

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crying, tear a drop of water coming from your eye; "She was ______ by the time we got to the hospital."

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very upset; "I was ______ when she left me."

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having little hope and ready to do anything to change a terrible situation; "Alone, without food or money, Janie was ______."

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guilty or embarrassed that you have done sth wrong; "He stole the money, but felt very ______ of himself afterward."

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very angry and upset about sth you do not like or agree with; "We were ______ by the way the children were treated. It was awful."

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stop yourself showing negative emotions or feelings especially over a long time; "He couldn't bottle up his emotions any longer."

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deal with sth/sb; "She knows how to ______ stress very well."

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very strong, very great; "The pain was so ______ that she couldn't focus."

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stop yourself from having or expressing a feeling/emotion; "He tried to ______ his anger during the meeting."

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make sth known to sb; "She didn't ______ any details about the project."

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weak and easily hurt, physically or emotionally; "After the injury, she felt ______ and insecure."

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become or make sth worse than before; "The situation seemed to ______ over time."

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extremely bad or serious; "He suffered a ______ headache after the incident."

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the state of feeling nervous or worried that sth bad is going to happen; "Her ______ prevented her from speaking in front of the crowd."

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a medical condition in which sb feels very sad and anxious for a long time; "Many people experience feelings of ______ after a traumatic event."

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dislike sb as soon as you meet them; "She immediately took an instant dislike to him after the first meeting."

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dislike sb as soon as you meet them; "He seemed to dislike me the moment he saw me."

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think or say that sb is responsible for sth bad; "Don't blame her for the mistake, it wasn't her fault."

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polite behavior towards sb/sth that you think is important; "His actions showed great ______ for everyone in the room."

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stop feeling angry towards sb for sth they did wrong; "She finally forgave him for his rude behavior."

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look at sb/sth for a long time; "Stop staring at that painting, it's not going anywhere."

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angry and ready to attack sb; "His ______ attitude made everyone uncomfortable."

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that you cannot avoid or prevent; "The ______ delay caused frustration for all passengers."

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create pressure and anxiety for sb/sth; "His constant demands really put a strain on the team's morale."

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feel sorry about sth you have done; "I ______ telling her that secret."

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support and defend sb/yourself when they are criticized; "You should always stick up for your friends when they need you."

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become calmer, more relaxed, and less excited; "He tried to ______ after the long, hectic day."

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(of sb's situation or business) start to become better after a difficult period; "His business has finally begun to ______ after a tough year."

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in the beginning; "He ______ didn't understand what was happening."

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unkind, unpleasant; "Her ______ comments made me feel very uncomfortable."

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not wanting to do sth; "He was ______ to help with the project, but he did it anyway."

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a connection between people based on shared feelings or experiences; "They have a special ______ because they've been through so much together."

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if you are strict, you make people do what you want and do not allow them to behave badly; "Her ______ rules about bedtimes helped keep the children disciplined."

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kind and showing that you care about people; "She's a very ______ person, always looking after others."

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understanding other people's feelings and being careful about them; "She is very ______ to other people's emotions."

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if sth bad is your fault, you made it happen; "The accident was my ______ for not being careful."

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the ability to stay calm and not get angry when waiting for sth; "He showed great ______ while waiting for the results."

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to say yes to an offer or agreement; "They ______ed me as one of the family."

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a woman you admire for doing something brave or good; "She is my ______ for standing up for what she believes in."

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connected with your spirit, rather than the physical world; "He found peace in his ______ practices."

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the ability to do something, even though it is dangerous or difficult; "She showed great ______ when she saved the child."

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the ability to behave in a calm and serious manner in a difficult situation; "Despite the trouble, he kept his ______ in front of everyone."

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give someone the enthusiasm and desire to do something; "He hoped to ______ his team with his positive attitude."

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give a lot of time and effort to something because you think it is important; "She decided to ______ her life to helping others."

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admire and respect someone, often because they are older or in a higher position; "He always looked up to his grandfather for wisdom and guidance."

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the person in charge of a ship or plane; "The ______ steered the ship safely through the storm."

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a person who is morally bad or responsible for causing trouble or harm; "He was the ______ in the story who caused all the problems."

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someone who opposes people in authority; "She decided to become a ______ after seeing injustice."

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the state of being famous; "His ______ grew after the successful release of his novel."

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dislike something or someone very much (syn: detest); "He ______s doing his homework every night."

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have a positive feeling towards something or someone; "I don't ______ his decision to leave the company."

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become very angry; "He always loses his temper when he loses at the game."

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use your power to hurt or frighten a weaker person; "The ______ always picked on smaller students."

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hate and have no respect for someone or something; "He ______s cheating in any form."

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wanting more than what you need; "He was too ______ to share the last piece of cake."

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great suffering of the mind or body; "She lived in ______ after losing her job."

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If you can't bear something, you cannot accept or deal with it because it is unpleasant (syn: can't stand); "I ______ the sound of nails on a chalkboard."

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a strong belief that influences how you behave; "The ______ of honesty is important to him."

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the basic character of a person; "Violence isn't in his ______."

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the care and attention given to help sb develop; "Parents should ______ their children well to ensure they grow up happy."

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an effect or influence (on sth); "The movie had a huge ______ on me, making me rethink my life."

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be involved and influential in developing sth; "Her teacher played a significant part in her academic success."

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extremely important because it will affect other things; "It's ______ to follow all safety protocols while working in a lab."

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a person you admire and learn from; "He became a ______ for many young people who looked up to him."

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able to influence the way other people think or behave; "Her speeches have been ______ in shaping modern politics."

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the influence on your behavior of people around your age; "He gave in to ______ and started smoking."

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sth that encourages you to do sth, work harder, etc.; "The bonus acted as an ______ for employees to work more efficiently."

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a family in which the parents are divorced or separated; "Children from a ______ may face more emotional challenges."

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without sufficient food, education, or money; "The community was ______ of basic resources like clean water."

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having a bad effect on sth/sb; "The storm caused ______ effects to the infrastructure."

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deal successfully with sth difficult; "She learned how to ______ with stress after many difficult years."

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a change from one state or form to another; "His ______ from student life to work life was challenging."

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a person's behavior in a particular place or situation; "His ______ in the meeting was highly professional."

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giving help or support to sb in a difficult situation; "Her friends were ______ when she lost her job."

Answer 97

showing that you understand other people's feelings; "She was very ______ towards her friend during the hard times."

Answer 98

when you are ready; "You can finish the project ______ at your convenience."

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the speed at which sth happens; "They decided to complete the project at their own ______."

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able to make sensible decisions because of your experience or knowledge; "Her ______ advice helped me during a difficult time."

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always having the same opinions, standards, etc.; "He remained ______ in his approach to work."

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a stage in the development of sth; "The company is going through a tough ______ at the moment."

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If sb has a particular tendency, they are likely to behave or act in a particular way; "She has a ______ to be late for meetings."

Answer 104

Used with an adjective or adverb to mean 'to whatever degree'; "______ hard she tried, she couldn't finish on time."

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It's difficult to give an opinion; "______ if this movie will be a hit."

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The true situation; "Is this really ______, or is there more to it?"

Answer 107

Die; "His grandfather passed away last year."

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A man whose wife has died; "The ______ raised his children on his own."

Answer 109

Care for a child, teaching them how to behave; "Her parents brought her up to be respectful."

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The woman who is married to your father but is not your real mother; "Her ______ took care of her after her biological mother passed away."

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The fact of being in a particular place; "His ______ in the room made everyone feel more comfortable."

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Very similar; "They look so ______, you wouldn't know they're twins."

Answer 113

Get a skill, habit, etc., by chance; "He picked up a few new phrases during his trip to Spain."

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By a particular person and not someone else; "I ______ think this idea will work."

Answer 115

The period between 13 and 19; "They're in their ______ and learning more about themselves."

Answer 116

A typical feature or quality that sb has; "One of his ______s is his kindness."

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The act of expressing unhappiness and disapproval with sb/sth; "He can't take any ______ from his teammates."

Answer 118

Easy to see or understand; "Her tiredness was ______ after the long day."

Answer 119

A brother or a sister; "She has two ______s, a brother and a sister."

Answer 120

Make sb remember or think about another person, place, thing, etc.; "This song reminds me of my childhood."

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Look like or be similar to another person/thing; "She ______s her mother very much."

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Look or behave like an older member of your family; "He takes after his father in many ways."

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Do the same job or have the same lifestyle as someone else, usually a family member; "He followed in his father's footsteps and became a lawyer."

Answer 124

Move your tongue over the surface of sth in order to eat it, make it wet or clean it; "It's not polite to ______ your fingers during a meal."

Answer 125

Push sth, usually sth quite sharp, into sth else; "It's rude to ______ your elbows on the table while eating."

Answer 126

Moving or pointing towards a higher position; "It is customary to keep your utensils ______ when you're not using them."

Answer 127

Divide sth into two or more parts, and share it between different people; "It's polite to ______ your portion with others at the table."

Answer 128

Having experience of the world and knowing about fashion, culture, etc.; "Her ______ manners impressed everyone at the formal dinner."

Answer 129

Behavior that is considered polite in a particular society or culture; "Table ______ should always be observed during a formal meal."

Answer 130

Not agreed or approved of by most people in society; "It is ______ to speak with your mouth full at the table."

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Having bad manners and not showing respect for other people; "It's ______ to interrupt others while they are speaking at the table."

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Usually done in a particular place or situation; "It's ______ to wait for everyone to be served before starting your meal."

Answer 133

Rude in a way that makes sb upset or annoyed; "It can be ______ to criticize someone's cooking at the dinner table."

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Unusually good; "Her performance in the debate was ______, and everyone praised her."

Answer 135

(often used by adults about children) rude, often in an amusing way; "It's ______ to make jokes about others' appearance, even if you don't mean to hurt anyone."

Answer 136

Be upset or offended by sth that sb has said or done; "He didn't ______ when I asked him about his opinion on the matter."

Answer 137

Accidentally say sth that offends or upsets sb; "I really put my foot in it when I commented on her clothes without thinking."

Answer 138

If sth/sb impresses you, you admire it/them; "His honesty and kindness really ______ me during the meeting."

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Behave in the most polite way you can; "You should always ______ when meeting new people at a formal event."

Answer 140

Object strongly to sth and be angry about it; "She didn't ______ when I expressed my disagreement with her proposal."

Answer 141

A few words that give your opinion about sth; "He made a ______ about the situation that everyone found insightful."

Answer 142

Funny and entertaining; "It's important to be ______ in a professional setting, but avoid making inappropriate jokes."

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Very, very much; "He was ______ touched by her kind words during the difficult time."

Answer 144

The ability to form opinions or make sensible decisions; "Using good ______ is crucial when you are in a position of authority."

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An idea or an understanding of sth; "He had a vague ______ of the problem, but needed more details before making a decision."