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suffering
/ˈsʌfərɪŋ/
noun
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the state of undergoing pain, distress, or hardship
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They tried to relieve his suffering with medicine. |
long-suffering |
patiently enduring pain or hardship for a long time
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pain, agony, misery, distress, hardship
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comfort, relief, ease
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human suffering, great suffering, physical suffering, mental suffering
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suitable
/ˈsuːtəbl/
adjective
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appropriate or right for a particular person, purpose, or situation
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This dress is suitable for the wedding. |
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appropriate, proper, fitting, apt, acceptable
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unsuitable, inappropriate, unfit
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suitable for, suitable candidate, suitable time, suitable environment
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suite
/swiːt/
noun
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a set of rooms designated for one person's or family's use or for a particular purpose
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They stayed in the presidential suite at the hotel. |
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set, series, apartment, chambers, rooms
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single room, dormitory
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hotel suite, luxury suite, software suite, office suite
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sum
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noun
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the total amount resulting from the addition of two or more numbers or items
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The sum of 8 and 12 is 20. |
sum up |
to summarize or give a brief statement of something
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total, amount, aggregate, tally, whole
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part, portion
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large sum, total sum, sum of money, sum up, small sum
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sunlight
/ˈsʌn.laɪt/
noun
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the light that comes from the sun
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The room was filled with warm sunlight. |
in the sunlight |
exposed to or under the light of the sun
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sunshine, daylight, radiance, beam, brightness
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darkness, shadow
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bright sunlight, warm sunlight, direct sunlight, natural sunlight, morning sunlight
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sunny
/ˈsʌ.ni/
adjective
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bright with sunlight; cheerful or happy in nature
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It was a bright and sunny morning. |
sunny disposition |
a cheerful and optimistic personality
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bright, cheerful, radiant, pleasant, joyful
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cloudy, gloomy, sad
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sunny day, sunny weather, sunny smile, sunny morning, sunny beach
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superior
/suːˈpɪə.ri.ər/
adjective
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better in quality, rank, or importance than others
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This product is superior to its competitors in quality. |
superior attitude |
an arrogant or condescending manner
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better, higher, excellent, dominant, outstanding
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inferior, lower, worse
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superior quality, superior product, superior performance, morally superior, technically superior
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supermarket
/ˈsuː.pəˌmɑː.kɪt/
noun
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a large self-service store selling food and household goods
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She went to the supermarket to buy groceries. |
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grocery store, mart, store, food market, hypermarket
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small shop, kiosk
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big supermarket, local supermarket, supermarket chain, supermarket shopping, supermarket employee
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supervisor
/ˈsuːpəvaɪzə(r)/
noun
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a person who manages or directs the work of others
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The supervisor checked the progress of each employee. |
under the supervision of |
being directed or controlled by someone in charge
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manager, overseer, inspector, director, controller
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subordinate, worker, employee
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project supervisor, factory supervisor, direct supervisor, under the supervision
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supplier
/səˈplaɪə(r)/
noun
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a person or company that provides goods or services
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The supplier delivered the products on time. |
regular supplier |
a company that provides goods or services regularly
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vendor, provider, dealer, distributor, seller
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buyer, customer, client
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main supplier, local supplier, supplier contract, supplier agreement
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supportive
/səˈpɔːtɪv/
adjective
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providing encouragement or emotional help to someone
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She was very supportive during my difficult times. |
supportive role |
a role that helps or assists others rather than leading
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helpful, encouraging, caring, understanding, kind
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unsupportive, discouraging, neglectful
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supportive friend, supportive family, supportive environment, supportive attitude
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supposedly
/səˈpəʊzɪdli/
adverb
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used to show that something is believed or claimed to be true, though it may not be
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He is supposedly the best player on the team. |
supposedly true |
believed to be true but not certain
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allegedly, reportedly, apparently, ostensibly
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certainly, surely, definitely
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supposedly true, supposedly innocent, supposedly safe, supposedly related
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surgeon
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noun
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a doctor who performs medical operations
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The surgeon performed a complex heart operation. |
chief surgeon |
the head doctor in charge of surgical operations
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doctor, physician, medical practitioner, specialist
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patient, layman
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heart surgeon, brain surgeon, plastic surgeon, chief surgeon
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surrounding
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adjective
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located all around a particular place or thing; nearby
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The surrounding hills were covered in mist. |
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nearby, adjacent, neighboring, close, around
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distant, remote, far
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surrounding area, surrounding environment, surrounding region, surrounding countryside
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suspicion
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a feeling or belief that someone has done something wrong or illegal
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He was arrested on suspicion of theft. |
arouse suspicion |
to make people think that something wrong or illegal may have happened
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doubt, mistrust, distrust, skepticism, uncertainty
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trust, confidence, belief
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raise suspicion, under suspicion, deep suspicion, suspicion of
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sustainable
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adjective
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able to continue over a long period without causing harm to the environment or using up resources
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We must adopt sustainable energy practices. |
sustainable development |
development that meets present needs without compromising future generations’ ability to meet theirs
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eco-friendly, renewable, viable, maintainable, green
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unsustainable, wasteful, destructive
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sustainable growth, sustainable development, sustainable energy, sustainable future
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swallow
/ˈswɒloʊ/
verb
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swallowed
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swallowed
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swallows
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swallowing
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to make food or drink go down your throat into your stomach
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He swallowed the pill with a glass of water. |
swallow one's pride |
to do something that is humiliating or embarrassing but necessary
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gulp, ingest, consume, devour, absorb
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spit, vomit, reject
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swallow food, swallow hard, swallow a pill, swallow the truth
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sweat
/swɛt/
verb
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sweated
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sweated
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sweats
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sweating
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to produce liquid from your skin when you are hot or nervous
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He was sweating after running for an hour. |
break a sweat |
to begin to perspire, usually from physical effort
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perspire, exude, drip, toil, labor
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rest, relax, cool
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heavy sweat, cold sweat, sweat profusely, make someone sweat
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sweater
/ˈswɛtər/
noun
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a warm knitted piece of clothing worn on the upper body
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She wore a red sweater to keep warm in the cold weather. |
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jumper, pullover, cardigan, hoodie, sweatshirt
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shirt, blouse, jacket
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wool sweater, knitted sweater, wear a sweater, red sweater
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swimming
/ˈswɪmɪŋ/
noun
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swimming
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the activity or sport of moving through water using the limbs
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Swimming is a great way to stay fit and healthy. |
in the same boat |
to be in the same situation as others
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diving, floating, bathing, aquatic exercise, water sport
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sinking, drowning
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go swimming, swimming pool, swimming lessons, swimming competition
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sword
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noun
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a weapon with a long metal blade used for fighting
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The knight drew his sword to defend the castle. |
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to argue or fight with someone
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blade, dagger, saber, weapon, cutlass
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shield, peace
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draw a sword, sharp sword, sword fight, sword blade
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symbolic
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adjective
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serving as a symbol or representing something else
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The dove is symbolic of peace and freedom. |
symbolic gesture |
an action meant to show support or respect rather than to have practical effect
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representative, figurative, emblematic, metaphorical, indicative
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literal, realistic, actual
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symbolic meaning, symbolic gesture, symbolic act, symbolic representation
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syndrome
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noun
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a group of symptoms that occur together and characterize a condition or disease
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Down syndrome affects a person's physical and mental development. |
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disorder, condition, ailment, illness, disease
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health, wellness
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Down syndrome, chronic syndrome, severe syndrome, rare syndrome
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t-shirt
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noun
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a casual short-sleeved cotton shirt with no collar
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He wore a white t-shirt and jeans to the party. |
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tee, top, shirt, jersey, garment
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jacket, sweater
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white t-shirt, printed t-shirt, cotton t-shirt, wear a t-shirt
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tag
/tæɡ/
noun, verb
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tagged
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tagged
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tags
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tagging
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a label attached to something for identification or information; or to attach such a label
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She tagged her luggage before boarding the plane. |
tag along |
to go somewhere with someone, often without being invited
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label, marker, ticket, sticker, mark
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remove, detach
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price tag, luggage tag, tag along, tag a photo
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talented
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adjective
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having a natural ability or skill in something
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She is a talented singer with a beautiful voice. |
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gifted, skilled, capable, accomplished, proficient
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unskilled, untalented
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talented artist, talented musician, highly talented, young talented
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teammate
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noun
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a member of the same team
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He congratulated his teammate after scoring the goal. |
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colleague, partner, associate, collaborator, companion
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opponent, rival
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team member, loyal teammate, supportive teammate, sports teammate
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technician
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noun
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a person skilled in the practical aspects of a particular science, art, or job
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The technician repaired the computer within an hour. |
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mechanic, engineer, specialist, operator, expert
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novice, amateur
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computer technician, lab technician, skilled technician, service technician
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technological
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adjective
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relating to or involving technology or technical processes
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The company is investing heavily in technological innovation. |
technological advancement |
progress or improvement in technology over time
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technical, scientific, industrial, mechanical, digital
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nontechnical, manual
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technological development, technological innovation, technological change, technological progress
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teenage
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adjective
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relating to or characteristic of people aged between 13 and 19 years old
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She spent her teenage years in a small town. |
teenage crush |
a short-lived romantic attraction common during teenage years
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adolescent, youthful, young, juvenile, minor
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adult, mature
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teenage years, teenage boy, teenage girl, teenage life
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