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Emoji
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#120
✖️
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multiply
/ˈmʌltɪplaɪ/
verb
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multiplied
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multiplied
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multiplies
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multiplying
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to increase in number; to perform mathematical multiplication
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The bacteria multiply rapidly in warm conditions. |
increase, reproduce, grow, expand
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divide, decrease, reduce, diminish
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multiply by, multiply together, multiply rapidly, multiply numbers
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#121
🤔
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baffle
/ˈbæfəl/
verb
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baffled
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baffled
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baffles
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baffling
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to confuse; to be too difficult to understand
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The math problem baffles me completely. |
confuse, puzzle, perplex, mystify
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clarify, explain, enlighten
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completely baffle, baffle scientists, truly baffle, utterly baffle
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#122
🚶
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walk
/wɔːk/
verb
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walked
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walked
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walks
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walking
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to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other
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I walk to school every morning. |
stroll, march, stride, step
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run, fly, drive, ride
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walk slowly, walk together, walk alone, walk home
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#123
✅
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prove
/pruːv/
verb
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proved
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proved
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proves
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proving
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to show that something is true; to demonstrate
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The evidence will prove his innocence. |
demonstrate, establish, verify, confirm
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disprove, refute, contradict
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prove innocence, prove wrong, prove right, prove point
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#124
🏃
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run
/rʌn/
verb
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ran
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run
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runs
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running
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to move quickly on foot; to operate or function
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I run every morning for exercise. |
sprint, jog, dash, operate
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walk, stop, halt, rest
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run fast, run away, run out, run towards
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#125
🙏
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atone
/əˈtoʊn/
verb
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atoned
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atoned
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atones
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atoning
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to make amends for a wrong or injury; to make reparation
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He tried to atone for his mistakes by helping others. |
repent, compensate, redeem, make amends
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offend, transgress, sin, wrong
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atone for sins, atone for mistakes, fully atone, properly atone
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#126
👋
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Wave
/weɪv/
verb
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Waved
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Waved
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Waves
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Waving
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to move hand or something back and forth; a moving ridge of water
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She waves goodbye to her friends from the window. |
gesture, signal, greet, undulate
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still, motionless, steady, calm
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wave goodbye, wave hand, wave at, wave frantically
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#127
🗣️
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utter
/ˈʌtər/
verb
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uttered
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uttered
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utters
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uttering
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to speak or say something; to express in words
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She didn't utter a single word during the meeting. |
speak, say, voice, express, articulate
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remain silent, withhold, suppress
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utter words, utter silence, hardly utter, barely utter
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#128
💼
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job
/dʒɑb/
verb
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jobbed
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jobbed
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jobs
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jobbing
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to work at various small tasks; a piece of work or employment
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She found a good job at the local bank. |
work, employment, occupation, position, task
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unemployment, leisure, rest, vacation
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find job, good job, new job, dream job
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#129
👩⚕️
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nurse
/nɜːrs/
verb
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nursed
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nursed
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nurses
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nursing
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to care for someone who is sick or injured; to feed a baby
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She nursed her sick mother back to health. |
care for, tend, look after, heal
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neglect, abandon, harm
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nurse back, nurse wounds, nurse patient, gently nurse
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#130
💪
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dare
/der/
verb
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dared
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dared
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dares
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daring
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to have courage to do something; to challenge someone
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I dare you to jump into the pool. |
challenge, brave, risk, venture
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fear, avoid, retreat
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dare to, hardly dare, never dare, dare not
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#131
🤱
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soothe
/suːð/
verb
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soothed
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soothed
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soothes
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soothing
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to calm or comfort; to relieve pain or distress
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The mother soothed her crying baby with a gentle lullaby. |
calm, comfort, pacify, console
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agitate, disturb, irritate, upset
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soothe pain, gently soothe, soothe baby, soothe nerves
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#132
🛡️
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forestall
/fɔrˈstɔl/
verb
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forestalled
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forestalled
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forestalls
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forestalling
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to prevent by acting in advance; to anticipate and counter
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They forestalled the crisis by taking immediate action. |
prevent, anticipate, preclude, avert
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allow, permit, enable
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forestall problems, forestall disaster, forestall criticism, forestall action
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#133
🎲
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gamble
/ˈɡæmbəl/
verb
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gambled
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gambled
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gambles
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gambling
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to bet money on games of chance; to take a risky action
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He decided to gamble his savings on the stock market. |
bet, wager, risk, chance
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save, secure, guarantee, invest safely
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gamble away, gamble on, gamble with, recklessly gamble
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#134
🤝
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agree
/əˈɡriː/
verb
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agreed
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agreed
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agrees
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agreeing
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to have the same opinion; to consent; to be in harmony
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We all agree that the plan is excellent. |
consent, accept, concur, approve
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disagree, refuse, reject, oppose
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agree with, fully agree, readily agree, strongly agree
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#135
⚖️
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judge
/dʒʌdʒ/
verb
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judged
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judged
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judges
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judging
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to form an opinion about something; to make a legal decision
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You shouldn't judge people by their appearance. |
evaluate, assess, decide, determine, appraise
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ignore, overlook, accept, excuse, pardon
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judge fairly, judge harshly, judge by, judge someone
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#136
🌱
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sow
/soʊ/
verb
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sowed
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sown
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sows
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sowing
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to plant seeds in the ground; to scatter seeds for growing
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The farmer will sow wheat seeds in the field tomorrow. |
plant, seed, scatter, cultivate
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harvest, reap, gather, collect
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sow seeds, sow discord, sow doubt, sow confusion
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#137
🌫️
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shroud
/ʃraʊd/
verb
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shrouded
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shrouded
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shrouds
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shrouding
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to cover or hide; to wrap in cloth
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The mountain peak was shrouded in mist. |
cover, veil, conceal, wrap
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reveal, expose, uncover, display
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shroud in mystery, shroud body, completely shroud, shroud in darkness
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#138
🔍
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expose
/ɪkˈspoʊz/
verb
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exposed
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exposed
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exposes
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exposing
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to reveal or uncover; to make visible or known
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The investigation exposed the truth about the scandal. |
reveal, uncover, show, display
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hide, conceal, cover, protect
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expose truth, expose corruption, expose flaws, expose secrets
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#139
⏸️
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pause
/pɔːz/
verb
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paused
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paused
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pauses
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pausing
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to stop temporarily; to take a break in activity or speech
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Please pause the video while I take notes. |
stop, halt, break, rest
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continue, proceed, resume, start
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pause briefly, pause for, pause to think, pause moment
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#140
😤
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irritate
/ˈɪrɪteɪt/
verb
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irritated
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irritated
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irritates
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irritating
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to annoy; to cause discomfort
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The loud noise irritated everyone. |
annoy, aggravate, bother, vex
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soothe, calm, please, comfort
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irritate skin, greatly irritate, constantly irritate, easily irritate
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#141
📈
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market
/ˈmɑːrkɪt/
verb
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marketed
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marketed
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markets
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marketing
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to promote and sell products or services; to advertise
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The company will market their new product through social media. |
promote, advertise, sell, publicize
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hide, conceal, withdraw, suppress
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market products, market research, market strategy, target market
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#142
🙏
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plead
/pliːd/
verb
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pleaded
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pleaded
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pleads
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pleading
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to make an emotional appeal; to present a case in court
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She pleaded for mercy. |
beg, entreat, implore, appeal
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demand, order, command
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plead guilty, plead for, earnestly plead, plead case
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#143
🚫
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Shun
/ʃʌn/
verb
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Shunned
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Shunned
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Shuns
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Shunning
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to deliberately avoid or stay away from someone or something
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He shuns public attention and prefers privacy. |
avoid, evade, eschew, dodge
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embrace, welcome, seek, pursue
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shun publicity, shun contact, actively shun, completely shun
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#144
🚜
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plough
/plaʊ/
verb
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ploughed
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ploughed
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ploughs
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ploughing
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to break up and turn over soil using a plough; to move through something with difficulty
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The farmer ploughs the field every spring. |
till, cultivate, furrow, dig
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neglect, abandon
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plough field, plough through, plough back, deep plough
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#145
🎭
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disguise
/dɪsˈɡaɪz/
verb
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disguised
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disguised
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disguises
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disguising
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to change appearance to conceal identity; to hide or mask
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She disguised herself as a nurse to enter the hospital. |
mask, conceal, camouflage, hide
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reveal, expose, unmask, show
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disguise identity, clever disguise, perfect disguise, disguise voice
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#146
✈️
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fly
/flaɪ/
verb
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flew
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flown
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flies
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flying
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to move through the air using wings or in an aircraft
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Birds fly south for the winter. |
soar, glide, travel by air
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land, walk, crawl
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fly high, fly away, fly home, fly overhead
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#147
🏆
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challenge
/ˈtʃælɪndʒ/
verb
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challenged
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challenged
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challenges
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challenging
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to invite to compete; to question or dispute
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She challenges herself to run faster. |
contest, dispute, dare, test
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accept, agree, support
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accept challenge, big challenge, face challenge, meet challenge
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#148
👍
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prefer
/prɪˈfɜːr/
verb
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preferred
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preferred
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prefers
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preferring
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to like better; to choose as more desirable
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I prefer tea over coffee in the morning. |
choose, favor, select, opt
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reject, dislike, avoid, refuse
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prefer over, strongly prefer, clearly prefer, much prefer
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