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Emoji
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#716
🎓
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qualify
/ˈkwɒlɪfaɪ/
verb
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qualified
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qualified
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qualifies
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qualifying
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to successfully complete a course or pass an exam; to become eligible
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She worked hard to qualify for the competition. |
pass, succeed, meet requirements, be eligible
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fail, disqualify, be ineligible
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qualify for, qualify as, qualify to, highly qualified, fully qualified
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#717
🚗
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overtake
/ˌoʊvərˈteɪk/
verb
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overtook
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overtaken
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overtakes
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overtaking
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to catch up with and pass someone or something; to come upon suddenly
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The faster car will overtake the slower one on the highway. |
surpass, pass, outrun, exceed
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fall behind, lag, trail, follow
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overtake someone, overtake on the left, overtake a vehicle, suddenly overtaken
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#718
🤲
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offer
/ˈɔːfər/
verb
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offered
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offered
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offers
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offering
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to present something for acceptance or rejection; to propose
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She offered to help with the project. |
propose, present, provide, suggest
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withdraw, refuse, deny, withhold
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offer help, offer advice, offer support, make an offer, generous offer
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#719
🌅
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begin
/bɪˈɡɪn/
verb
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began
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begun
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begins
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beginning
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to start doing something; to commence
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I will begin my studies tomorrow. |
start, commence, initiate, launch
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end, finish, conclude, stop
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begin with, begin to, begin again, new beginning, fresh start
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#720
💪
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struggle
/ˈstrʌɡəl/
verb
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struggled
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struggled
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struggles
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struggling
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to try very hard to do something when it is difficult; to fight against something
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He struggled to lift the heavy box. |
fight, battle, strive, wrestle
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succeed, achieve, accomplish
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struggle with, struggle against, struggle to, long struggle, constant struggle
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#721
🌿
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refresh
/rɪˈfreʃ/
verb
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refreshed
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refreshed
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refreshes
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refreshing
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to make fresh again; to restore energy
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A cold drink refreshes me on hot days. |
revive, restore, renew, invigorate
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tire, exhaust, drain, weaken
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refresh memory, refresh the page, feel refreshed, refreshing drink, refreshing change
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#722
📚
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collect
/kəˈlɛkt/
verb
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collected
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collected
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collects
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collecting
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to gather together; to accumulate items
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I collect stamps as a hobby. |
gather, accumulate, assemble, amass
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scatter, distribute, disperse, separate
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collect data, collect stamps, collect money, collect evidence, stamp collection
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#723
🛒
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buy
/baɪ/
verb
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bought
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bought
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buys
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buying
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to purchase something with money
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I want to buy a new car. |
purchase, acquire, obtain
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sell, dispose, give away
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buy online, buy in bulk, buy cheap, impulse buy, panic buying
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#724
😱
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horrify
/ˈhɔːrɪfaɪ/
verb
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horrified
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horrified
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horrifies
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horrifying
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to fill with horror; to shock or disgust greatly
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The violent scene horrified the audience. |
terrify, shock, appall, disgust
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comfort, soothe, calm, please
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absolutely horrified, deeply horrified, horrifying scene, horrifying experience
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#725
✅
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do
/duː/
verb
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did
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done
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does
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doing
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to perform an action; to complete a task
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I need to do my homework tonight. |
perform, complete, execute, accomplish
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undo, avoid, neglect, skip
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do homework, do business, do well, do your best, get things done
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#726
🗣️
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speak
/spiːk/
verb
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spoke
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spoken
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speaks
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speaking
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to talk; to express thoughts in words; to communicate
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She speaks three languages fluently. |
talk, communicate, express, utter
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listen, be silent, stay quiet
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speak fluently, speak loudly, speak publicly, public speaking, speak up
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#727
🚫
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withhold
/wɪðˈhoʊld/
verb
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withheld
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withheld
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withholds
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withholding
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to refuse to give or keep back something
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The company decided to withhold his bonus. |
retain, keep back, refuse, deny
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give, provide, release, grant
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withhold information, withhold payment, withhold consent, withhold judgment
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#728
🗣️
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profess
/prəˈfes/
verb
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professed
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professed
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professes
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professing
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to declare or claim openly; to state one's belief
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He professes his love for classical music. |
declare, claim, assert, state
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deny, conceal, hide
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profess faith, profess love, profess ignorance, openly profess
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#729
🔄
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exchange
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/
verb
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exchanged
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exchanged
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exchanges
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exchanging
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to give something and receive something else; to trade
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They decided to exchange gifts during the holiday. |
trade, swap, interchange, substitute
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keep, retain, hold, maintain
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exchange ideas, exchange gifts, exchange words, foreign exchange, exchange rate
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#730
🤝
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interact
/ˌɪntərˈækt/
verb
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interacted
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interacted
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interacts
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interacting
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to communicate or work together with someone or something
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Students interact with teachers during class discussions. |
communicate, engage, connect, collaborate
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ignore, avoid, isolate
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interact with, social interaction, direct interaction, user interaction
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#731
💨
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vanish
/ˈvænɪʃ/
verb
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vanished
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vanished
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vanishes
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vanishing
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to disappear suddenly; to become invisible
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The magician made the rabbit vanish from the hat. |
disappear, fade, evaporate, dissolve
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appear, emerge, materialize, manifest
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vanish completely, vanish suddenly, vanish without trace, vanishing point
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#732
🚫
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ban
/bæn/
verb
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banned
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banned
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bans
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banning
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to officially forbid something; to prohibit
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The government banned smoking in public places. |
prohibit, forbid, outlaw, bar
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allow, permit, authorize, approve
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ban smoking, total ban, lift the ban, impose a ban, nationwide ban
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#733
📈
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improve
/ɪmˈpruːv/
verb
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improved
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improved
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improves
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improving
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to make or become better; to enhance quality or condition
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Regular exercise will improve your health. |
enhance, better, upgrade, advance
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worsen, deteriorate, decline, degrade
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improve quality, improve performance, greatly improve, room for improvement
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#734
⚖️
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impose
/ɪmˈpoʊz/
verb
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imposed
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imposed
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imposes
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imposing
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to force someone to accept something; to establish or apply by authority
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The government imposed new taxes on luxury goods. |
enforce, establish, inflict, apply
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remove, lift, withdraw, abolish
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impose restrictions, impose sanctions, impose a fine, impose on someone
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#735
⬅️
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precede
/prɪˈsiːd/
verb
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preceded
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preceded
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precedes
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preceding
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to come before something in time, order, or position
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A brief introduction precedes each chapter. |
come before, lead, antecede, herald
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follow, succeed, come after
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precede by, immediately precede, precede in time, preceding chapter
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#736
🚶
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roam
/roʊm/
verb
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roamed
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roamed
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roams
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roaming
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to walk or travel without a specific destination; to wander
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Wild animals roam freely in the forest. |
wander, drift, ramble, stroll
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stay, settle, remain, anchor
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roam freely, roam around, roaming charges, wild animals roam
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#737
🙏
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believe
/bɪˈliːv/
verb
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believed
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believed
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believes
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believing
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to think that something is true; to have faith in
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I believe in hard work and dedication. |
trust, have faith, accept, think
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doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, question
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believe in, firmly believe, make believe, hard to believe, I believe
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#738
🏠
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lease
/liːs/
verb
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leased
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leased
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leases
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leasing
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to rent property or equipment for a specified period
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They decided to lease a car for the vacation. |
rent, hire, charter
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buy, purchase, own
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lease agreement, car lease, long-term lease, lease payment, lease out
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#739
🏛️
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govern
/ˈɡʌvərn/
verb
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governed
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governed
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governs
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governing
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to control and direct the public policy and affairs of a state, organization, or people
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The president governs the country wisely. |
rule, control, manage, lead
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obey, follow, submit
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govern wisely, govern effectively, self-govern, governing body, good governance
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#740
🤔
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doubt
/daʊt/
verb
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doubted
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doubted
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doubts
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doubting
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to feel uncertain about something; to question
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I doubt he will come to the party. |
question, suspect, mistrust, hesitate
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trust, believe, accept, certainty
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cast doubt, serious doubt, reasonable doubt, without doubt, doubt someone's ability
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#741
❓
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query
/ˈkwɪəri/
verb
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queried
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queried
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queries
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querying
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to ask a question; to express doubt about something
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The student decided to query the professor about the assignment. |
question, ask, inquire, challenge
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answer, accept, confirm
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database query, search query, query results, SQL query, query language
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#742
🤝
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introduce
/ˌɪntrəˈduːs/
verb
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introduced
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introduced
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introduces
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introducing
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to present someone; to bring in for the first time
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Let me introduce you to my friend. |
present, acquaint, establish, initiate
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conclude, end, remove, withdraw
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introduce yourself, introduce someone, newly introduced, introduction letter
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#743
🚀
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initiate
/ɪˈnɪʃieɪt/
verb
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initiated
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initiated
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initiates
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initiating
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to begin or start; to introduce someone to a new activity
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The company will initiate a new training program. |
begin, start, launch, commence
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end, finish, conclude, terminate
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initiate process, initiate contact, initiate action, take the initiative
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#744
🏠➡️
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vacate
/vəˈkeɪt/
verb
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vacated
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vacated
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vacates
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vacating
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to leave a place; to make empty by leaving
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The tenants must vacate the apartment by the end of the month. |
leave, evacuate, abandon, quit, depart
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occupy, fill, inhabit, move in
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vacate premises, vacate the building, forced to vacate, vacate immediately
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#745
🏆
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win
/wɪn/
verb
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won
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won
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wins
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winning
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to be successful or victorious in a contest or competition
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Our team will win the championship. |
triumph, succeed, conquer, prevail
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lose, fail, forfeit, surrender
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win the game, win easily, win big, win over, winning streak
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