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NEW WORDS WITH SYNON
| Word | Synonym | Example |
|---|---|---|
| intentionally | on purpose; purposely ; | |
| impose (v) | force , enforce; | |
| persistent (adj) | constant, contiuning; | |
| seldom(adv) | rarely, almost never | |
| dense (adj) | thick, heavy; | |
| autonomy (n) | independed, self governing | |
| denied (v) | refuse; | |
| exempt (v) | free from; exused; | |
| intensified (v) | escalate, boot, increase; | |
| commitment (n) | guarantee ; | |
| Important (adj) | critical, crucial, significant; | |
| decision | life choise, selection , determination | |
| alone | by himeself, by oneself ; | |
| initiative (n) | ability to take an action | |
| implicitly (adv) | not direct; | |
| incentive (n) | motivation | |
| likewise (adv) | in the same way, similarly | |
| enhance (v) | increase the quality, amount, or strengh of something | |
| undeniable (adj) | certainly true; | |
| compel (compelled) | force ; | |
| underpaid (adj) | underpay (v) | |
| evolve (v) | change, turn into | |
| viable (adj) | achievable; | |
| debatable (adj) | arguable, disputable | |
| rewarded | (syn) honoured | |
| commend (v) | congratualte | |
| advocate (n) | protector | |
| alternatively (adv) | istead; | |
| open-minded | accepting | |
| closed-minded | not willing to discover new things | |
| self-conscious | embarrased, uncomfortable | |
| possession (n) | the state of having , owning, or controlling something | |
| inadvertently (adv) | accidentally ; | His name was inadvertently omitted from the list. |
| allocate (v) | distribute; | It is argued that countries sould allocate more funds to education; |
| reap (v) | cut or gather ; | This has reaped benefits in the form of hight-tech companies |
| compel (v) | force or oblige (someone) to do something; | |
| outperform (v) | exceed | |
| compound (v) | make up (a composite whole); | |
| incorporate (v) | take in or containe as part of whole; | This aircraft incorporates several new safety features. |
| convenient (adj) | suitable | |
| specifically (adv) | for a particular purpose; | This book creat specifically for children from 4 to 10. |
| assert (v) | declare, contend | Some people assert that |
| apparently (adv) | as far as one knows or can see; | Apparently many position require certain qualification; |
| devastating (adj) | destructive, ruinous, disastrous | a devastating storm came to Bangladesh; |
| exhaust fumes | gases ejected from engine; | |
| vehicle (n) | car; | |
| expose (v) exposed (adj) | reveal, uncover, visible; | |
| identity (n) | specification, | |
| minority (n) | a small number of a part; | minority group, minority languages, minority |
| endeavor (v) | attempt, try (hard) | Engineers are endeavor to locate the source of problem; |
| outfit (v) | equip; supply; | The government outfit local army with guns; |
| detrimental (adj) | harmful, damaging | Drinking to much alcohol could have a detimental effect on her health. |
| settle (v) | resolve, sort out, solve | Every effort was made to settle the dispute |
| settle (v) | decide | |
| density (n) | thickness | Hight density of population |
| soar (v) | climb, rise | But the percentage of unemployement has soared. |
| correlate (v) | connect, relate, associate | money directly correlate to happiness |
| liability (n) | responsibility | The partners accept unlimited liabilities if something happened. |
| contentment (n) | satisfaction, happiness | He found contentment in living simple life in the country |
| coerce (v) | force; | The were coerced into silence |
| espouse (v) | adopt, support | |
| affirm (v) | assert, state | The science affirm that children are up to 40 precent less active than they were 20 years ago |
| backing | support; | If I go ahead with this project, can I count on your backing? |
| monetary (adj) | relating to the money in a country | monetary policy / control; |
| mitigate (v) | reduce; | It is unclear how to mitigate the effects of tourism on the island. |
| resistant (adj) | not wanting to accept something | Why are you so resistant to change? |
| efficacy (n) | effectiveness; | They recently ran a series of tests to measure the efficacy of the drug |
| excited | thrilled | |
| worried | afraid; | |
| immensely (adj) | extremely , very | He was immensely popular in his day. |
| deter (v) | discourage | The ex-prisoner advice can help to deter teenagers from committing crimes. |
| tribe (n) | a group of people, often of related families, who live together, sharing the same language, culture, and history | a tribe of Amazonian Indians |
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