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A level of quality, rank, or performance; to assign a score or mark to work or performance.
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The teacher graded all the papers by the weekend.
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To succeed or meet the required standard.
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rank, level, mark, score, stage
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high grade, grade level, grade point, grade paper
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verb
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To give or allow something, usually in an official or formal way.
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The university granted him a scholarship for his excellent results.
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To fail to appreciate the value of something or someone.
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give, award, allow, permit, bestow
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grant permission, grant access, grant a scholarship, grant a request
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/ˈɡræf.ɪk/
adjective
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Relating to visual art, especially involving drawing, design, or vivid description.
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The movie contained graphic scenes of violence.
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Explicit and vivid description of events or images, often shocking.
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illustrative, vivid, pictorial, descriptive, explicit
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graphic design, graphic novel, graphic content, graphic details
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/ˈɡræfɪks/
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visual images, designs, or drawings used to convey information or artistic expression
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The website uses stunning graphics to attract visitors.
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images, visuals, illustrations, designs
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computer graphics, graphic design, graphic artist, digital graphics
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/ɡrɑːsp/
verb
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to take hold of something firmly or to understand something completely
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He grasped the handle tightly.
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to deal with a difficult situation with courage
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seize, grip, clutch, understand, comprehend
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release, let go, misunderstand
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grasp opportunity, grasp meaning, grasp firmly, grasp concept
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/ɡræs/
noun
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plants with narrow green leaves, often covering the ground in fields or gardens
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Children are playing on the grass.
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the grass is always greener on the other side
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other people's situations always seem better than one's own
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lawn, turf, pasture, sod, herbage
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green grass, cut grass, fresh grass, tall grass
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/ˈɡreɪtfəl/
adjective
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feeling or showing thanks for something or someone
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I am grateful for your help.
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a feeling of deep appreciation and thankfulness
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thankful, appreciative, obliged, indebted, pleased
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ungrateful, thankless, indifferent
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grateful for, deeply grateful, grateful thanks, feel grateful
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/ɡreɪv/
noun, adjective
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A place where someone is buried; also used to describe something serious or solemn.
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He visited his grandfather's grave every year.
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To be very upset or disturbed even after death, often used figuratively.
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tomb, burial site, sepulcher, serious, solemn
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grave danger, grave mistake, grave concern, graveyard, visit a grave
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/ˈɡreɪv.jɑːrd/
noun
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an area of land set aside for burial of the dead; a cemetery
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The old graveyard near the church dates back to the 18th century.
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cemetery, burial ground, necropolis, churchyard
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birthplace, nursery, playground, living space
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old graveyard, church graveyard, graveyard shift
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/ˈɡrævəti/
noun
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The natural force that attracts objects toward the center of the earth; seriousness or importance.
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Gravity keeps us from floating into space.
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The seriousness or importance of a situation.
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heaviness, seriousness, weight, force
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law of gravity, force of gravity, gravity of the situation
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adjective, noun
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A color between black and white; also describes dull or gloomy situations.
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The sky turned gray before the storm.
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Something unclear or not easily classified.
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ashen, dull, silver, gloomy, neutral
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gray sky, gray hair, gray area, gray clouds, gray mood
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🌟
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/ɡreɪt/
adjective
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Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above average; very good or important.
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She gave a great performance at the concert.
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Intelligent people often have similar ideas.
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excellent, outstanding, important, immense, huge
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poor, small, insignificant
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great deal, great importance, great success, great leader
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/ˈɡreɪ.tɪst/
adjective (superlative)
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The highest degree of greatness; the most outstanding or important.
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He is considered one of the greatest leaders of all time.
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Used to describe someone regarded as the best ever in a field.
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best, finest, top, supreme, foremost
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greatest achievement, greatest leader, greatest player, greatest strength, greatest challenge
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/ˈɡreɪtli/
adverb
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to a large extent or degree; very much
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She was greatly admired by her students.
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extremely, immensely, highly, deeply, significantly
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greatly improve, greatly appreciate, greatly benefit, greatly influence
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/ɡriːn/
adjective
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Of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; inexperienced or naive.
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The garden is full of green plants.
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verdant, leafy, fresh, naive, inexperienced
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dry, withered, experienced
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green plants, green energy, green environment, green with envy
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/ˈɡriːnhaʊs/
noun
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a glass building used for growing plants, especially in cold climates
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The farmers built a large greenhouse to grow tomatoes in the winter.
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hothouse, conservatory, plant house
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greenhouse effect, greenhouse gas, greenhouse plants, greenhouse cultivation
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/ɡrɪd/
noun
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a network of lines that cross each other to form a series of squares or rectangles
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The map is overlaid on a grid to help identify locations.
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network, mesh, framework, matrix
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electric grid, power grid, grid lines, grid system
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😢
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/ɡriːf/
noun
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Deep sorrow, especially caused by someone's death.
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She was overcome with grief after her father's passing.
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An exclamation expressing surprise, dismay, or annoyance.
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sorrow, sadness, anguish, heartbreak, mourning
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deep grief, grief and sorrow, grief over loss
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verb, noun
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to smile broadly, often showing teeth
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She grinned happily at the good news.
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to endure something unpleasant with good humor
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smile, beam, smirk, chuckle
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big grin, cheeky grin, wide grin, grin broadly
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/ɡraɪnd/
verb
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to crush into small particles; to work hard
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She grinds coffee beans every morning.
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crush, mill, pulverize, work hard
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assemble, construct, relax, rest
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grind coffee, grind slowly, grind finely, grind daily, grind fresh
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/ɡrɪp/
verb
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to hold something tightly or firmly
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He gripped the steering wheel tightly.
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to control your emotions or behavior
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hold, grasp, clutch, seize, clasp
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firm grip, lose grip, get a grip, tight grip
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/ˈɡroʊ.sər.i/
noun
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A store that sells food and household supplies.
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She went to the grocery to buy vegetables.
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supermarket, store, market, shop, provisions
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grocery store, grocery list, grocery shopping, local grocery, buy groceries
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/ˈɡrəʊsəri ʃɒp/
noun
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a retail store where food and everyday household items are sold
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She stopped by the grocery shop to buy vegetables and milk.
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grocery store, food shop, market, supermarket
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non-food store, specialty shop
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local grocery shop, small grocery shop, nearby grocery shop, grocery shop owner
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/ɡroʊs/
adjective
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extremely unpleasant or disgusting; total before deductions
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He thought the food looked gross, but it tasted fine.
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to make someone feel disgusted
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disgusting, nasty, foul, total, overall
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gross income, gross mistake, gross error
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noun/verb
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the solid surface of the earth; to prohibit someone (often a child) from going out
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The children played on the ground near the house.
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in a safe or stable situation
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earth, soil, floor, basis, foundation
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soft ground, fertile ground, grounded theory, ground rules
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/ˈɡraʊnd flɔːr/
noun
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the floor of a building at ground level; the starting level of an organization or activity
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The grocery shop is located on the ground floor of the building.
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get in on the ground floor
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to become involved at the very beginning of something, especially when it has potential to succeed
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first floor, street level, base level, entry level
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upper floor, top floor
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ground floor apartment, ground floor entrance, ground floor office, on the ground floor
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/ɡruːp/
noun, verb
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A number of people or things considered together; to arrange things or people into categories.
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The students formed a study group.
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A collective attempt or teamwork by multiple people.
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team, cluster, party, band, collective
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group work, group project, small group, large group, group meeting
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verb
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to increase in size, number, or strength over time
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Children grow very quickly in their early years.
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to gradually become liked or appreciated
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increase, expand, develop, rise, progress
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shrink, decline, decrease
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grow rapidly, grow up, grow stronger, grow business
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/ˈɡroʊ.ɪŋ/
verb
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continuously increasing or developing
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There is a growing demand for renewable energy.
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developing, expanding, increasing, rising
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shrinking, decreasing, declining
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growing demand, growing concern, growing population, growing economy
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📈
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/ɡroʊθ/
noun
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the process of increasing in size, number, or importance
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The company has shown remarkable growth in the last year.
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increase in a nation's production of goods and services
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increase, expansion, rise, development
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decline, decrease, shrinkage
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rapid growth, steady growth, business growth, growth rate
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noun/verb
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a formal promise or assurance, especially about the quality or durability of a product
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The company guarantees a refund if the product is faulty.
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a promise that money will be refunded if the product is unsatisfactory
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assure, promise, warrant, pledge
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lifetime guarantee, product guarantee, guarantee success, guarantee satisfaction
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noun/verb
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to protect or keep safe from harm or danger
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The soldier stood to guard the entrance.
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protect, defend, secure, watch
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guard duty, security guard, guard against, guard entrance
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/ˈɡɑːr.di.ən/
noun
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a defender, protector, or keeper; a person legally responsible for the care of someone unable to manage their own affairs
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After her parents died, her uncle became her legal guardian and took care of her.
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protector, custodian, caretaker, trustee
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ward, dependent, charge, neglector
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legal guardian, guardian angel, appointed guardian
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💥
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/ɡəˈrɪlə/
noun
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a member of a small independent group taking part in irregular fighting, typically against larger forces
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The guerrilla fighters used ambushes to attack enemy positions.
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a form of irregular warfare in which small groups of combatants use tactics such as ambushes and sabotage
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fighter, rebel, insurgent, freedom fighter
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guerrilla warfare, guerrilla tactics, guerrilla fighters, guerrilla movement
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verb
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to form an opinion or give an answer without certainty
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Can you guess the answer to this riddle?
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to attempt an answer without being sure
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estimate, suppose, conjecture, assume, predict
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guess correctly, random guess, wild guess, guess the answer
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noun
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a person invited to visit or stay in someone's home or attend an event
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We welcomed our guest with a warm smile.
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the most important guest at an event
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visitor, invitee, company, lodger
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guest list, hotel guest, guest room, special guest
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advice or information aimed at resolving a problem or difficulty; leadership or direction
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The teacher provided valuable guidance to help students choose their career paths.
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direction, advice, counseling, instruction
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confusion, misdirection, neglect, abandonment
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career guidance, spiritual guidance, guidance counselor
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to lead, direct, or show the way; a person who shows others the way
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The teacher will guide the students through the project.
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a person who offers wisdom or advice in spiritual matters
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lead, direct, mentor, instructor, show
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guide book, tourist guide, guide the way, guide someone
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a rule, instruction, or principle that provides direction
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The company issued new guidelines for employee safety.
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rule, instruction, policy, principle, direction
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chaos, disorder, lawlessness
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safety guideline, follow guideline, official guideline, set guideline
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😔
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A feeling of responsibility or remorse for an offense or wrongdoing
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She felt deep guilt after lying to her friend.
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a feeling of guilt for wrongdoing
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remorse, shame, regret, fault
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feel guilt, deep guilt, sense of guilt
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responsible for a crime or wrongdoing; feeling shame or regret
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He felt guilty after lying to his friend.
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to formally admit in court that one has committed a crime
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ashamed, responsible, blameworthy, convicted
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innocent, blameless, faultless
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feel guilty, guilty of, guilty conscience, found guilty
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🔫
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a weapon that shoots bullets or other projectiles
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The police officer carried a gun for protection.
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to do something too soon or before the right time
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firearm, pistol, rifle, revolver, weapon
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peace, disarmament, safety
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carry a gun, toy gun, gun control, load a gun
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The stomach or belly; also used for courage, instinct, or to remove the inside of something.
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He had the guts to stand up for his beliefs.
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To reveal personal secrets or feelings.
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stomach, belly, courage, instinct, bravery
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gut feeling, gut reaction, strong guts, gut instinct
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👨
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an informal term for a man; sometimes used to refer to a person in general
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That guy over there is my best friend.
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a person who is kind and decent
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man, fellow, dude, chap, lad
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that guy, some guy, young guy, nice guy, guy next door
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a regular practice or behavior, especially one that is hard to give up
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She has a habit of drinking tea every morning.
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it is difficult to stop doing things that one has been doing for a long time
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custom, practice, routine, tendency, pattern
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abstinence, irregularity, avoidance
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bad habit, good habit, develop habit, break habit
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An inhabitant; a person or animal that lives in a particular place.
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The habitants of the village were friendly and welcoming.
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inhabitant, resident, dweller, occupant, settler
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visitor, outsider, stranger
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native habitant, rural habitant, city habitant, permanent habitant
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The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
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The rainforest is the natural habitat of many rare species.
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environment, dwelling, territory, ecosystem, surroundings
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unnatural place, barren land
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natural habitat, wildlife habitat, forest habitat, marine habitat
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