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Emoji
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Word | Past | Past Participle | Third Person Singular | Gerund | Meaning | Example Sentence | Example Expression | Example Expression Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms | Collocations |
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#11035
❄️
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freeze
/friːz/
verb
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froze
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frozen
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freezes
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freezing
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To turn into ice or cause to become hard due to extreme cold.
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The water in the lake will freeze during winter. |
freeze up |
to stop functioning or become immobile
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ice, chill, harden, solidify, stiffen
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melt, thaw, heat
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freeze water, freeze assets, freeze to death, freeze up
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#11036
🪑
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furniture
/ˈfɜːrnɪtʃər/
noun
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Objects such as chairs, tables, beds, or cupboards used to make a room suitable for living or working.
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The living room was filled with beautiful wooden furniture. |
move the furniture |
to rearrange or shift the position of furniture in a room
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fixtures, fittings, furnishings, decor, equipment
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emptiness, vacancy
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antique furniture, wooden furniture, office furniture, move furniture, buy furniture
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#11037
⚰️
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funeral
/ˈfjuːnərəl/
noun
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a ceremony held to honor and bury or cremate someone who has died
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The family attended the funeral of their grandfather. |
funeral service |
the ceremony connected with a funeral
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memorial, burial, cremation, obsequies
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celebration, festival
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funeral ceremony, funeral service, attend a funeral, funeral procession
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#11038
🏦
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funding
/ˈfʌndɪŋ/
noun
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financial support for a project or organization
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The startup is seeking funding from investors. |
government funding |
financial support provided by the government
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financing, capital, investment, sponsorship, backing
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withdrawal, loss
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seek funding, government funding, secure funding, lack of funding
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#11039
💰
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fund
/fʌnd/
noun/verb
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funded
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funded
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funds
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funding
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a sum of money saved or made available for a particular purpose; to provide money for
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The government created a fund for education. |
mutual fund |
a professionally managed investment fund
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capital, finance, money, resource, investment
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debt, liability
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fund a project, education fund, investment fund, fund allocation
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#11040
🎉
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fun
/fʌn/
noun
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enjoyment, amusement, or light-hearted pleasure
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We had a lot of fun at the party. |
make fun of |
to tease or mock someone
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enjoyment, amusement, entertainment, pleasure
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boredom, sadness
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have fun, fun activity, fun time, fun party
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#11041
✅
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fully
/ˈfʊli/
adverb
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completely or entirely; to the fullest extent
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She is fully aware of the risks. |
fully booked |
completely reserved with no space left
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completely, entirely, totally, wholly, absolutely
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partially, incompletely
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fully aware, fully understand, fully booked, fully equipped
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#11042
⛽
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fuel
/ˈfjuːəl/
noun/verb
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fueled
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fueled
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fuels
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fueling
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A material such as coal, gas, or oil that is burned to produce energy; also to supply with energy or power.
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The car needs fuel to run efficiently. |
fuel the fire |
To make a situation worse or more intense.
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power, energy, propellant, feed, sustain
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drain, exhaust
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burn fuel, fossil fuel, run on fuel, fuel supply
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#11043
😣
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frustration
/frʌˈstreɪʃən/
noun
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The feeling of being upset or annoyed due to inability to achieve something.
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He felt deep frustration when his plans failed. |
vent frustration |
To express anger or annoyance openly.
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annoyance, irritation, disappointment, exasperation, discontent
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satisfaction, contentment, delight
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cause frustration, deep frustration, express frustration, frustration level
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#11044
🍎
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fruit
/fruːt/
noun
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The sweet and fleshy product of a plant that contains seeds.
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Mango is my favorite fruit. |
bear fruit |
To produce good results or be successful.
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produce, crop, harvest, berry, yield
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vegetable, grain
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fresh fruit, ripe fruit, tropical fruit, eat fruit
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#11045
➡️
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from
/frəm/ or /frʌm/
preposition
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Used to indicate the starting point of a journey, action, or source.
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She came from Dhaka to visit her family. |
far from |
Very different from or not at all like.
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out of, away from, off, since, starting at
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to, towards
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from start, from scratch, from now, far from
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#11046
🤗
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friendship
/ˈfrɛndʃɪp/
noun
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A close and trusting relationship between two or more people.
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Their friendship has lasted since childhood. |
true friendship |
A genuine and deep bond between friends.
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companionship, fellowship, camaraderie, closeness, bond
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enmity, hostility, animosity
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strong friendship, close friendship, lasting friendship, build friendship
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#11047
😊
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friendly
/ˈfrɛndli/
adjective
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Kind and pleasant; showing goodwill and affection.
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The shop owner is very friendly to new customers. |
friendly fire |
weapon fire coming from one's own side by mistake
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kind, warm, amiable, welcoming, sociable
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hostile, unfriendly, cold
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friendly smile, friendly attitude, friendly relationship, friendly environment
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#11048
🔁
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frequently
/ˈfriːkwəntli/
adverb
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Happening often or at short intervals.
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He frequently visits his grandparents on weekends. |
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often, regularly, repeatedly, commonly, usually
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rarely, seldom, occasionally
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frequently asked, frequently used, frequently visit, frequently occur
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#11049
🇫🇷
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french
/frɛntʃ/
adjective
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Relating to France, its people, or their language.
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We enjoyed delicious French cuisine on our trip to Paris. |
French kiss |
a kiss involving the tongue
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Gallic, Parisian, Francophone
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non-French, foreign
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French cuisine, French language, French culture, French wine
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#11050
🏈
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football
/ˈfʊtˌbɔːl/
noun
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A team sport played with a ball that is kicked or carried to score points.
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They watched a football match on TV. |
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soccer, game, match, sport, gridiron
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none, inactivity
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football match, football player, football field, football team
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#11051
🕊️
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freedom
/ˈfriːdəm/
noun
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The state of being free; the power or right to act, speak, or think without hindrance or restraint.
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Freedom of speech is a fundamental right in many countries. |
freedom of choice |
the right to make one’s own decisions without outside control
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liberty, independence, autonomy, emancipation, self-determination
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captivity, slavery, restriction
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freedom of speech, freedom of movement, personal freedom, political freedom
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#11052
🕊️
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free
/friː/
adjective/verb/adverb
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freed
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freed
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frees
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freeing
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Not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes.
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The children are free to play outside. |
set free |
to release from captivity or constraints
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unrestricted, independent, open, liberated, gratis
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restricted, bound, captive
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free time, free speech, free market, free trial
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#11053
🏗️
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framework
/ˈfreɪmˌwɜːrk/
noun
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A basic structure underlying a system, concept, or text.
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The new policy provides a framework for decision-making. |
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structure, system, skeleton, outline, basis
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chaos, disorganization
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legal framework, policy framework, framework agreement, conceptual framework
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#11054
🖼️
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frame
/freɪm/
noun/verb
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framed
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framed
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frames
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framing
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A rigid structure that surrounds or encloses something; to construct or formulate.
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They hung the painting in a golden frame. |
frame of mind |
a person's mood or mental state
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structure, outline, border, skeleton, formulate
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disorganize, destroy
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picture frame, window frame, frame a house, frame of reference
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#11055
4️⃣
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fourth
/fɔːrθ/
adjective/noun
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Constituting number four in a sequence; coming after the third in position.
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He finished in fourth place in the race. |
the fourth estate |
the press and news media
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quartile, fourthly, quadrant, quaternary
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first, last
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fourth place, fourth time, fourth floor, fourth century
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#11056
4️⃣
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four
/fɔːr/
numeral
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The number equivalent to the sum of two and two; one more than three.
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She has four books on her desk. |
four corners of the world |
everywhere in the world
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quartet, quadruple, foursome, tetrad
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three, five
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four times, four years, four people, four seasons
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#11057
🏗️
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foundation
/faʊnˈdeɪʃən/
noun
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the base or underlying support of something; an institution established for a purpose
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The building has a strong foundation to withstand earthquakes. |
lay the foundation |
to provide the basic ideas or structures on which something can develop
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base, groundwork, support, basis, establishment
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top, surface, collapse
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strong foundation, foundation stone, lay foundation, charitable foundation
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#11058
🏢
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found
/faʊnd/
verb
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found
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found
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finds
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founding
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to establish or set up an institution, company, or organization
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They found a new startup focused on renewable energy. |
well-founded |
based on good reasons or evidence
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establish, create, set up, launch, originate
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close, abolish, dismantle
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found a company, found an institution, newly founded, founder of
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#11059
🍀
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fortune
/ˈfɔːrtʃən/
noun
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chance or luck, especially in success or wealth
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She made a fortune by investing in real estate. |
fortune favors the brave |
those who take risks are more likely to succeed
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wealth, luck, fate, destiny, riches
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poverty, misfortune, loss
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good fortune, bad fortune, make a fortune, bring fortune
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#11060
📄
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form
/fɔːrm/
noun, verb
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formed
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formed
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forms
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forming
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the shape or structure of something; to bring something into existence
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Students filled out the registration form. |
take form |
to start to develop a clear shape or structure
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shape, structure, configuration, type, create
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disorder, destroy, deform
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application form, fill out form, form a team, form an opinion
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#11061
🧠
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forget
/fəˈɡɛt/
verb
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forgot
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forgotten
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forgets
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forgetting
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to fail to remember something
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I often forget where I put my keys. |
forgive and forget |
to stop feeling angry and not hold a grudge
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overlook, neglect, miss, disregard, ignore
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remember, recall, retain
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forget quickly, forget easily, completely forget, try to forget
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#11062
♾️
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forever
/fɔːrˈɛvər/
adverb
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For all future time; for always.
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She promised to love him forever. |
forever and a day |
an extremely long time
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always, eternally, endlessly, perpetually, permanently
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never, temporarily
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love forever, last forever, forever young, forever grateful
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#11063
🌲
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forest
/ˈfɔːrɪst/
noun
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A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.
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They went hiking in the forest. |
can't see the forest for the trees |
focusing too much on details and missing the bigger picture
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woods, jungle, woodland, grove, rainforest
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desert, plain
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dense forest, tropical forest, forest fire, forest reserve
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#11064
💪
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force
/fɔːrs/
noun/verb
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forced
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forced
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forces
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forcing
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Strength, energy, or power; to make someone do something against their will.
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The police used force to control the crowd. |
brute force |
using physical power rather than skill or intelligence
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strength, power, energy, pressure, compulsion
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weakness, helplessness, inaction
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use force, military force, police force, force someone
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