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A

A

Used before a word to mean one single thing or person.

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Abandon

Verb

To leave something or someone behind permanently.

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Ability

Noun

The power or skill to do something well.

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Able

Adjective

Having the power, skill, or time to do something.

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About

Adverb, Preposition

(prep) : Used to show the subject of something, or to mean "close to" in…

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Above

Adjective, Adverb, Preposition

(prep) : At a higher place or level than something else. (adv) : In or…

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Abroad

Adverb

In or to another country.

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Absolute

Adjective

Complete or total; not limited in any way.

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Absolutely

Adverb

Completely or totally; used to strongly agree.

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Abundant

Verb

Existing in large quantities; more than enough.

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Abusive

Adjective

Treating someone in a cruel, violent, or unfair way, especially regularly or repeatedly.

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Academic

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Related to school, learning, or studying. (n) : A person who teaches or…

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Accelerate

Verb

To increase speed or make something happen more quickly.

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Accept

Verb

To take something offered or to agree something is true or happening.

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Acceptable

Adjective

Good enough to be allowed, agreed with, or used in a particular situation.

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Access

Noun, Verb

(n) : The right or ability to enter, use, or get something. (v) : To…

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Accident

Noun

An unexpected event that causes damage or injury, not done on purpose.

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Accommodation

Noun

A place to live or stay; or a helpful change for someone’s needs.

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Accompany

Verb

To say someone has done something wrong or bad, before it's proven.

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Accomplish

Verb

To successfully complete or achieve a task, goal, or objective.

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According to

Preposition

As someone says or as shown by a source or plan.

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Account

Noun, Verb

(n) : A record or profile used for money, information, or services. (v) : To…

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Accountable

Adjective

Responsible for your actions and expected to explain or accept the consequences.

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Accuracy

Noun

The quality of being correct, precise, or free from errors.

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Accuse

Verb

To claim that someone has done something wrong or illegal.

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Achieve

Verb

To succeed in doing something after trying or working hard.

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Achievement

Noun

Something you succeed in doing, often after effort or difficulty.

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Achingly

Adverb

In a way that causes deep emotion or strong feeling, especially of pain or beauty.

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Acknowledge

Verb

To accept or show that something is true, real, or noticed.

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Acquire

Verb

To gain or obtain something through effort, purchase, or learning.

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B

Baby

Noun

(n) A very young child, especially one who has just been born or is under…

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Back

Noun, Verb, Adverb

(n) : The rear part of the body from shoulders to waist. (adv) : Returning…

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Background

Noun

1. The part of a scene behind the main subject. 2. A person’s history, education,…

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Backwards

Adverb

In the direction behind you or in reverse; opposite of forward.

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Bacteria

Noun

Tiny living organisms that are too small to see without a microscope and can be…

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Bad

Adjective

Unpleasant, harmful, poor in quality, or morally wrong.

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Badly

Adverb

In a poor way, or with a strong need or desire.

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Bag

Noun, Verb

(n) : A container for holding or carrying things. (v) : To put into a…

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Bake

Verb

To cook food using dry heat, usually in an oven.

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Balance

Noun, Verb

(n) : A state of being steady or equal. (v) : To make or keep…

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C

Cable

Noun, Verb

(n) : a thick wire covered with a protective layer that carries electricity or information.…

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Cafe

Noun

A small, casual place serving drinks and light meals.

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Cake

Noun

A sweet baked food made from flour, sugar, and other ingredients.

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Calculate

Verb

To find an answer or result using numbers or careful thought.

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Call

Noun, Verb

(v) : To talk to someone by phone or shout for attention; to name or…

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Calm

Verb, Adjective

(adj) : Peaceful and not upset. (v) : To make someone less upset or anxious.

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Camera

Noun

A device that takes pictures or records videos.

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Camp

Noun, Verb

(n) : A temporary place for living or staying. (v) : To stay in a…

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Campaign

Noun, Verb

(n) : A planned effort to reach a target. (v) : To work actively to…

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Camping

Noun

Staying outdoors in a tent or other temporary shelter, usually for fun.

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D

Dad

Noun

An informal word for father; a male parent.

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Daily

Noun, Adjective, Adverb

(adv) : Every day. (adj) : Happening each day. (n) : A daily newspaper or…

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Damage

Noun, Verb

(n) : Harm or injury. (v) : To cause harm.

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Dance

Noun, Verb

(v) : To move rhythmically to music. (n) : Moving the body rhythmically; a social…

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Dancer

Noun

A person who dances, professionally or casually.

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Dancing

Noun, Verb

(n) : The activity or process of performing dance. (v) : Doing the action of…

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Danger

Noun

The possibility of harm, injury, or risk.

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Dangerous

Adjective

Likely to cause harm, injury, or risk.

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Dark

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Having little or no light; gloomy or mysterious. (n) : The absence of…

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Data

Noun

Information, facts, or details collected for reference or analysis; internet access provided by a mobile…

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E

Each

Pronoun, Adjective, Adverb

(adj) : Referring to every member separately. (pro) : Refers to every individual. (adv) :…

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Ear

Noun

The body part for hearing and balance; the listening ability; the seed part of plants.

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Early

Adjective, Adverb

(adj) : Happening at the beginning or before the usual time. (adv) : Before the…

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Earn

Verb

To receive money, respect, or reward as a result of work or effort.

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Earth

Noun

The planet we live on; soil or ground.

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Earthquake

Noun

A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements inside the Earth.

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Easily

Adverb

Without difficulty; in a simple, quick, or natural way.

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East

Noun, Adjective, Adverb

(n) : The direction towards the sunrise. (adj) : Relating to or located in the…

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Eastern

Adjective

Relating to the east or the eastern part of a place or region.

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Easy

Adjective

Not difficult; simple, comfortable, or relaxed.

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F

Face

Noun, Verb

(n) : The front part of the head, or the surface of something. (v) :…

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Facility

Noun

A place, service, or skill that makes things easier.

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Fact

Noun

Something that is true and can be proven.

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Factor

Noun

Something that affects a result or helps cause a situation.

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Factory

Noun

A building or place where products are made using machines and workers.

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Fail

Verb

To not succeed or stop working.

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Failure

Noun

Lack of success; something that does not work or meet expectations.

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Fair

Adjective

Equal, reasonable, honest, or nice (for weather).

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Fairly

Adverb

In a fair way, or to some degree.

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Faith

Noun

Trust, belief, or confidence in someone, something, or a higher power.

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G

Gain

Noun, Verb

(v) : To get, achieve, or increase something. (n) : Something obtained or the advantage…

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Gallery

Noun

A place where art or items are displayed for viewing.

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Game

Noun, Verb

(n) : An activity for fun, sport, or competition. (v) : To play or take…

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Gang

Noun

A group of people who work, play, or sometimes break rules together.

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Gap

Noun, Verb

(n) : an empty space or difference between two things. (v) : to create a…

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Garage

Noun, Verb

(n) : A building for storing or fixing cars. (v) : To keep a vehicle…

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Garden

Noun, Verb

(n) : A place where plants or flowers are grown. (v) : To grow or…

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Gas

Noun, Verb

(n) : A substance like air that flows freely and can be used as fuel.…

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Gate

Noun, Verb

(n) : A door or barrier that controls entry to a place. (v) : To…

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Gather

Verb

To bring things or people together into one place.

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H

Habit

Noun

Something you do regularly, often without thinking.

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Hair

Noun

Thin pieces that grow on the skin, especially on the head.

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Half

Noun, Adjective, Adverb

(n) : One of two equal parts. (adj) : Not complete or only partly done.…

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Hall

Noun

A large room or long inside area in a building used for walking or events.

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Hallmark

Noun

A sign or quality that shows something is real, special, or belongs to someone.

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Hand

Noun

The part of your body at the end of your arm, used to hold and…

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Handle

Noun, Verb

(v) : To hold or deal with something. (n) : The part of an object…

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Hang

Noun

To fix or hold something from above.

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Happen

Verb

To take place or occur, often without planning.

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Happily

Adverb

In a happy or cheerful way.

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I

I

Pronoun

The word used by a person to talk about themselves.

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Ice

Noun, Verb

(n) : Frozen water. (v) : To cover or cool with ice.

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Ice cream

Noun

A cold dessert made from milk and sugar.

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Idea

Noun

A thought, plan, or suggestion in someone’s mind.

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Ideal

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Perfect or most suitable. (n) : Perfect or the best thing someone hopes…

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Identify

Verb

To recognise or know who or what something is.

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Idle

Adjective

Not active, working, or being used; doing nothing or lacking purpose.

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If

Conjunction

Used to show a condition or possibility.

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Ignore

Verb

To not pay attention or give response to someone or something.

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Ill

Adjective

Not healthy or sick.

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J

Jacket

Noun

A piece of clothing worn on the upper body, usually for warmth or protection.

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Jam

Noun, Verb

(n) : A sweet fruit spread; a difficult situation; or playing music freely. (v) :…

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January

Noun

The first month of the year.

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Jazz

Noun, Verb

(n) : A lively music style. (v) : To make something more exciting.

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Jeans

Noun

Pants made from denim cloth.

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Jewelery

Noun

Decorative items worn for beauty or fashion.

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Jewellery

Noun

Decorative items worn for beauty or fashion.

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Job

Noun

Work done to earn money or complete a task.

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Join

Verb

To come together with others or connect things.

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Joke

Noun, Verb

(n) : Something funny said or done to make people laugh. (v) : To say…

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K

Keen

Adjective

Very interested, eager, or sharp.

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Keep

Verb

To hold, save, continue, or care for something.

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Key

Noun, Adjective

(n) : A tool that opens locks; an important idea; a music system. (adj) :…

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Keyboard

Noun

A set of keys used for typing or a musical instrument with keys.

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Kick

Noun, Verb

(v) : To hit with the foot. (n) : A strong hit or sudden excitement.

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Kid

Noun, Verb

(n) : A child. (v) : To joke or tease someone gently.

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Kill

Verb

To cause death or to strongly affect something.

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Killing

Noun, Adjective

(n) : The act of causing death. (adj) : Extremely hard or very funny.

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Kilometer

Noun

A unit of distance equal to 1,000 meters.

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Kilometre

Noun

A unit of distance equal to 1,000 metres.

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L

Lab

Noun

A place where scientific tests or experiments are done.

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Labor

Noun, Verb

(n) : Work that needs effort; also the process of giving birth. (v) : To…

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Laboratory

Noun

A room or place where scientific tests and experiments are done.

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Labour

Noun, Verb

(n) : Work that needs effort; also the process of giving birth. (v) : To…

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Labour of love

Phrase

Work done out of love, enjoyment, or passion, not for money.

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Lack

Noun, Verb

(v) : To not have enough. (n) : A shortage.

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Lady

Noun

A polite or respectful word for a woman.

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Lake

Noun

A large water area surrounded by land.

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Lamp

Noun

A device that produces light.

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Land

Noun, Verb

(n) : The earth’s surface or a country/region. (v) : To come down onto the…

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M

Machine

Noun

A device or tool that does work or helps with tasks.

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Mad

Adjective

Very angry, crazy, or extremely interested in something.

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Magazine

Noun

A publication with stories, pictures, or information, usually printed.

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Magic

Noun

Tricks or special powers; something wonderful or amazing.

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Mail

Noun, Verb

(n) : Letters, packages, or messages. (v) : To send letters, packages, or messages to…

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Main

Adjective

Most important, central, or primary.

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Mainly

Adverb

Mostly; for the most part.

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Maintain

Verb

To keep something in good condition or continue something; to support an idea.

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Major

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Important or large. (n) : Main subject in school; a military rank.

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Majority

Noun

The larger part of a group or population.

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N

Nail

Noun, Verb

(n) : A metal pin; the hard part on fingers/toes. (v) : To fix with…

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Name

Noun, Verb

(n) : The word used to identify a person or thing. (v) : To give…

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Narrative

Noun, Adjective

(n) : A story or description of events. (adj) : Related to storytelling.

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Narrow

Verb, Adjective

(adj) : Not wide. (v) : To make something less wide or limited.

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Nasty

Adjective

Unpleasant, offensive, mean, or harmful.

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Nation

Noun

A large group of people living in one country.

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National

Adjective

Relating to or belonging to an entire country, its people, or its government.

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Native

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Born in or originating from a particular place; naturally existing in a region.…

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Natural

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Existing in or caused by nature; not made or influenced by humans; or…

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Naturally

Adverb

In a natural, normal, or expected way; without effort or artificial influence.

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O

O'clock

Adverb

Used to show the exact hour when telling time.

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Obeisance

Noun

Respect, honor, or a gesture showing admiration.

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Obey

Verb

To follow orders, rules, or instructions given by someone in authority.

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Object

Noun, Verb

(n) : A thing that can be seen or touched; a goal or purpose. (v)…

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Objective

Noun

A goal, aim, or purpose that someone wants to achieve.

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Obligation

Noun

A duty or responsibility that you are required to do.

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Obliterate

Verb

To destroy completely so that nothing remains.

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Oblivion

Noun

The state of being forgotten, unknown, or unaware.

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Obsequious

Adjective

Excessively obedience. Obey someone , often to gain favor or advantage

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Observation

Noun

The act of noticing, watching, or studying something carefully.

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P

Pace

Noun, Verb

(n) : Speed or rate of movement, action, or progress. (v) : To walk or…

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Pack

Noun, Verb

(v) : To put items into a bag, box, or container. (n) : A bag…

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Package

Noun, Verb, Adverb

(n) : A wrapped or boxed item. (v) : To wrap or prepare items for…

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Page

Noun

One side of a sheet containing information.

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Pain

Noun

A feeling of physical or emotional suffering.

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Painful

Adjective

Used to describe something that causes pain.

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Paint

Noun, Verb

(n) : A coloured liquid used for decoration or protection. (v) : To apply colour…

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Painter

Noun

A person who paints buildings or creates paintings as art.

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Painting

Noun

A picture made with paint, or the act of applying paint.

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Pair

Noun

Two things that belong together or are used together.

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R

Railed

Verb

To speak angrily or complain strongly about something.

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Rambunctious

Adjective

Very energetic, noisy, and difficult to control.

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Reluctant

Adjective

Unwilling or hesitant to do something, usually because of fear, doubt, or discomfort.

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Repudiate

Reject or refuse to accept something, because it goes against one's beliefs or principles.

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Resilient

Adjective

Able to recover quickly from difficulties, setbacks, or tough situations without giving up or breaking…

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Restrictive

Adjective

Putting limits or rules that reduce freedom or choices.

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Round off

Idiom

To make something complete, smooth, or near to a simpler form, or to finish something…

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S

Scalable

Adjective

Capable of expanding in size or profit efficiently.

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Scenic

Adjective

Having beautiful natural scenery or views.

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Sceptic

Noun

A person who doubts or questions the truth of claims or ideas.

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Self-efficacy

Noun

A person’s belief in their own ability to succeed or do things well.

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Shrug

Noun, Verb

(v) : To raise your shoulders to show uncertainty or indifference. (n) : A gesture…

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Skeptic

Noun

A person who doubts or questions the truth of claims or ideas.

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Soldier

Noun

A member of the military trained to fight and protect.

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Soul-searching

Noun

Deep and serious thinking about yourself, your feelings, your values, and your life choices.

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Spine-chilling

Adjective

Very frightening or shocking.

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Spurious

Verb

False, not genuine, or misleading.

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T

Tactical

Adjective

Showing skillful planning and actions, usually aimed at achieving a specific short-term goal, often as…

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Tactician

Noun

Someone who plans actions carefully to achieve a goal, often used in leadership, politics, war,…

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Thrive

Verb

To grow strongly, succeed, or feel happy and healthy in a positive environment.

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Timely

Adjective

Happening at the right or appropriate time.

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Topical

Adjective

Relevant to current events or subjects.

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Traditional

Adjective

Something traditional follows old, trusted ways of doing things. It sticks to what people are…

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Transparent

Adjective

- Allowing you to see through it. - Open, clear, and honest about intentions or…

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Turn nasty

Phrase

To become unpleasant, aggressive, or harmful.

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U

Unaccountable

Adjective

Impossible to explain or give a reason for; not responsible for actions.

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Unconvincing

Adjective

Not able to make people believe or trust something.

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Unerringly

Adverb

In a way that is always correct, accurate, or without making mistakes.

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Unplanned

Adjective

Not arranged or thought out in advance; happening without a deliberate or structured plan.

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Unprecedented

Adjective

Something that has never happened, existed, or been done before.

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Unsustainable

Adjective

Not able to be continued at the same rate or level without negative consequences.

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Untoward

Adjective

Unexpected, inappropriate, or unlucky.

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Unviable

Adjective

Not capable of working successfully or continuing; not possible or practical.

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V

Vaunted

Adjective

Highly praised or widely talked about, often with exaggeration.

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Venerate

Verb

To show deep respect for someone or something important or holy.

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Visionary

Noun, Adjective

(n) : Someone who has clear, creative ideas about what the future should be like…

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W

Wacky

Adjective

Silly or strange in a fun or playful way.

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Whiz

Noun, Verb

(n) : A very talented or skilled person. (v) : To move very fast.

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Z

Zabaione

Noun

A light, sweet Italian dessert made from eggs, sugar, and wine or juice.

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Zaddik

Noun

A very good, holy, and respected person in Jewish tradition.

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Zaftig

Adjective

Describing a woman who is full-figured in a beautiful, healthy way.

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Zairean

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Related to Zaire, now the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). (n) :…

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Zamboni

Noun

A machine that cleans and smooths the ice floor for skating.

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Zamindar

Noun

A person who owned land and collected taxes in old India.

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Zamindari

Noun

An old Indian system where landowners collected taxes from farmers.

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Zanny

Noun, Adjective

(adj) : Funny, playful, or odd in an entertaining way. (n) : A person who…

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Zanyish

Adjective

Funny and silly in a playful way.

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Zarzuela

Noun

A Spanish musical play that includes both songs and speech.

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