Verbs - Formal & Academic Flashcards

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Deliver

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Definition: To provide or give something, especially a service or result.

Synonyms: Provide, supply.

Example: “The project team managed to deliver outstanding results under tight deadlines.”

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Evolve

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Definition: To develop or change gradually over time.

Synonyms: Develop, progress.

Example: “Her leadership style evolved as she gained more experience in the industry.”

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Enhance

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Definition: To improve the quality, value, or extent of something.

Synonyms: Improve, boost, augment.

Example: “We implemented a new strategy to enhance customer satisfaction.”

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Reiterate

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Definition: To repeat something for emphasis or clarity.

Synonyms: Repeat, restate

Example: “The professor reiterated the importance of proper citation in academic writing.”

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Harness

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Definition: To control and make use of a resource effectively.

Synonyms: Utilize, exploit.

Example: “The company harnessed renewable energy to power its facilities.”

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Embrace

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Definition: To accept or adopt an idea, belief, or change willingly.

Synonyms: Accept, adopt, welcome.

Example: “She embraced the challenges of her new role with enthusiasm.”

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Embody

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Definition: To represent or express an idea, quality, or concept clearly.

Synonyms: Represent, exemplify.

Example: “The new policy embodies the company’s commitment to sustainability.”

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Enable

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Definition: To make something possible or give someone the ability to do something.

Synonyms: Allow, empower.

Example: “The advanced software enabled the team to complete tasks faster.”

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Leverage

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Definition: To use something to maximum advantage.

Synonyms: Capitalize on, exploit.

Example: “Juan Pablo leveraged his social network to secure new business opportunities.”

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Aim to

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Definition: To intend or plan to achieve something.

Synonyms: Intend to, strive to.

Example: “Our marketing campaign aims to attract a younger audience.”

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Display

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Definition: To show something clearly or publicly.

Synonyms: Exhibit, show.

Example: “The artist’s work displays a deep understanding of human emotions.”

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