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to make or become healthy again after an injury or illness
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to repair or improve something damaged or hurt
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cure, mend, recover, restore, repair
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heal quickly, heal completely, heal wounds, heal process
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The state of being free from illness or injury.
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Exercise is important for good health.
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wellness, fitness, condition, wellbeing
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illness, sickness, disease
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good health, health care, public health, mental health
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the organized provision of medical care to people
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The country invested heavily in healthcare to improve public health.
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medicine, health services, medical care
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healthcare system, healthcare provider, healthcare services
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Being in good physical or mental condition; promoting good health.
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She follows a healthy lifestyle by exercising regularly.
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A form of competition that is fair and encourages improvement.
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fit, strong, well, robust, sound
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healthy lifestyle, healthy diet, healthy relationship, healthy environment
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To perceive sound with the ear.
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I can hear birds singing outside.
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to receive news or communication from someone
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listen, perceive, detect, notice, overhear
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hear a sound, hear the news, hear from friends, hear clearly
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the ability to perceive sounds or an official meeting to listen to arguments or evidence
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The judge scheduled a hearing for next week.
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having partial hearing loss
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listening, audition, perception, trial, meeting
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court hearing, public hearing, hearing aid, hearing loss
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❤️
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the organ that pumps blood through the body; also the center of emotions
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Her heart was beating fast with excitement.
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in essence or fundamentally
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core, center, emotion, spirit, soul
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heart attack, broken heart, kind heart, follow your heart
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/hiːt/
noun/verb
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intensity of hotness; to make something warm or hot
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They heated the soup on the stove.
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in the heat of the moment
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acting without thinking due to strong emotions
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warmth, hotness, fire, passion, energy
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heat wave, heat up, body heat, generate heat
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/ˈhɛvən/
noun
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the place believed to be the home of God and the afterlife of the good; a state of extreme happiness
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They believe that good people go to heaven after death.
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to do everything possible to achieve something
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paradise, bliss, afterlife, nirvana, delight
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go to heaven, heaven on earth, gates of heaven, pray to heaven
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adverb
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with great weight; to a great degree; intensely
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It rained heavily throughout the night.
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intensely, severely, greatly, substantially, densely
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lightly, gently, slightly, minimally
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heavily armed, heavily loaded, heavily populated, heavily dependent
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having great weight; difficult to lift or move
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The box was too heavy for her to carry alone.
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a feeling of deep sadness
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weighty, massive, bulky, hefty, substantial
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heavy rain, heavy traffic, heavy bag, heavy burden
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/hɛdʒ/
noun, verb
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A fence or boundary formed by closely planted shrubs; also, to limit or qualify a statement.
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They planted a hedge around the garden for privacy.
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To reduce risk by choosing several options instead of relying on one.
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fence, boundary, barrier, safeguard
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hedge fund, hedge your bets, tall hedge, hedge against
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noun
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the back part of the human foot below the ankle
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Her shoe was rubbing against her heel.
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closely following someone
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backfoot, rear, sole, spur
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high heel, cracked heel, Achilles heel
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/haɪt/
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the measurement of someone or something from base to top
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The height of the tower impressed the visitors.
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at the most intense point of something
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altitude, elevation, tallness, stature
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average height, great height, height measurement
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/ˈhaɪtən/
verb
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to make or become greater in intensity or degree
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The announcement served to heighten the excitement in the room.
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increase, intensify, amplify, escalate
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heighten the tension, heighten awareness, heighten security
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🚁
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/ˈhɛlɪˌkɒptər/
noun
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an aircraft with rotating blades that can take off and land vertically
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The helicopter landed safely on the hospital roof.
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a style of parenting where parents are overly focused on their children
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chopper, rotorcraft, whirlybird
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helicopter ride, helicopter landing, helicopter rescue
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/hɛl/
noun
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a place or state of great suffering and torment, often in religious belief
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He feared that his sins would send him to hell.
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to cause trouble or a noisy disturbance
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inferno, torment, misery, damnation
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living hell, go to hell, raise hell
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/həˈloʊ/
interjection
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a greeting or expression used when meeting someone or starting a conversation
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She answered the phone with a cheerful hello.
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hi, greetings, hey, howdy, welcome
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say hello, hello there, big hello, hello everyone
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/ˈhel.mət/
noun
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a hard or padded protective hat worn by motorcyclists, construction workers, or soldiers
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The cyclist always wore a bright yellow helmet for safety and visibility while riding.
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hard hat, protective headgear, safety helmet, crash helmet
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bare head, unprotected head, soft hat, cap
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safety helmet, bicycle helmet, motorcycle helmet
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🤲
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/hɛlp/
verb
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To make it easier for someone to do something by offering services or resources.
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She helped her friend with the homework.
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to take something without asking
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assist, aid, support, facilitate, guide
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help someone, help out, help with, help to
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/ˈhelp.fəl/
adjective
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giving or providing assistance; useful; beneficial
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She was very helpful in organizing the event.
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useful, beneficial, supportive, accommodating
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unhelpful, harmful, obstructive, hindering
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helpful advice, helpful person, helpful tip, helpful service
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The hen laid fresh eggs in the nest.
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hen house, laying hen, mother hen
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adverb
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for this reason; as a result
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She was the best candidate, hence she was chosen for the job.
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used to introduce the explanation for something
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therefore, thus, consequently, accordingly
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hence why, hence the need, hence the importance
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/hɜːr/
pronoun
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used to refer to a female person or animal already mentioned or easily identified
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I saw her at the park yesterday.
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herself, that woman, the girl
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her book, her house, with her, for her
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/hɜːb/ (US) /hɜːb/ or /ɜːb/
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a plant used for flavoring food, medicine, or perfume
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a treatment using herbs or plants
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plant, spice, vegetation, grass, leaf
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fresh herbs, medicinal herbs, herb garden, herb tea
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adverb
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Please come here quickly.
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present, nearby, close, around
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come here, right here, here today, stay here
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🏰
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/ˈhɛrɪtɪdʒ/
noun
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Valued objects and qualities such as historic buildings and cultural traditions passed down from previous generations.
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The castle is an important part of the country's heritage.
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The traditions, customs, and artifacts of a community passed down through generations.
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legacy, tradition, inheritance, patrimony, birthright
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cultural heritage, national heritage, rich heritage, heritage site
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/ˈhɪəroʊ/
noun
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a person admired for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities
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The firefighter became a hero after saving the child.
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a person who makes a great contribution without recognition
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champion, savior, idol, warrior, legend
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national hero, war hero, real hero, unsung hero
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adjective
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showing great bravery or courage; relating to a hero or heroes
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a very brave or determined attempt in a difficult situation
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brave, courageous, valiant, gallant, fearless
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cowardly, timid, fearful
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heroic act, heroic effort, heroic deed, heroic sacrifice
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pronoun
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used to refer to something that belongs to or is associated with a female person previously mentioned or easily identified.
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belonging to her, her own, of her, hers alone
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hers alone, only hers, completely hers
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pronoun
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used to refer to a female person as the object of a verb or preposition when she is the subject
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She prepared the meal all by herself.
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on her own, alone, independently, solo, unaided
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by herself, for herself, to herself, herself alone
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/ˈhezɪteɪt/
verb
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to pause before saying or doing something because you are uncertain or nervous.
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She hesitated before answering the question.
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immediately or without delay
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pause, waver, delay, falter, doubt
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hesitate to ask, hesitate to speak, hesitate before, hesitate a moment
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adjective
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kept out of sight; concealed.
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The treasure was hidden under the old tree.
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something that is outstanding but not well known
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concealed, secret, invisible, unseen, obscured
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hidden meaning, hidden place, hidden agenda, hidden camera
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/haɪd/
verb
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to put something or oneself out of sight; to conceal
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She tried to hide the letter under the pillow.
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a children's game where one hides and others seek
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conceal, cover, disguise, veil, secrete
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hide away, hide behind, hide feelings, hide from
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🏛️
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/ˈhaɪəˌrɑːrki/
noun
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A system in which people or things are arranged in levels of importance or authority.
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The corporate hierarchy determines who makes the final decision.
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The ranking of individuals in society based on status, power, or wealth.
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ranking, order, system, structure, chain of command
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corporate hierarchy, political hierarchy, social hierarchy, strict hierarchy
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adjective
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At or to a great height; greater than normal in amount, degree, or intensity.
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The mountain peak is very high.
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acting proud and arrogant
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tall, elevated, lofty, towering, intense
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high mountain, high speed, high hopes, high price
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/ˈhaɪˌprəʊfaɪl/
adjective
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having a lot of attention or public notice
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The CEO attended a high-profile conference in New York.
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prominent, important, well-known, notable
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low-profile, unnoticed, obscure
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high-profile event, high-profile person, high-profile position
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to emphasize or make something stand out
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The teacher highlighted the most important points in the text.
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a collection of the best or most memorable parts
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emphasize, stress, underline, showcase, feature
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highlight the issue, highlight a point, highlight text, highlight importance
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She is highly respected in her field.
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to admire or have a good opinion of someone
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greatly, very, extremely, exceedingly, intensely
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slightly, poorly, inadequately
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highly skilled, highly effective, highly unlikely, highly respected
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A main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities.
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The highway was blocked due to an accident.
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to begin a journey, usually by car
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expressway, freeway, motorway, road, route
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Extremely funny or amusing.
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The comedian told a hilarious story that had everyone laughing.
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funny, amusing, comical, entertaining, laughable
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hilarious joke, hilarious story, hilarious moment, absolutely hilarious
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A naturally raised area of land, smaller than a mountain.
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We climbed the hill to see the sunset.
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to exaggerate a small problem into something much bigger
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mound, knoll, ridge, slope, rise
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hill station, top of the hill, climb a hill, rolling hills
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having many hills; characterized by hills or slopes
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mountainous, rolling, uneven, rugged, undulating
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flat, level, plain
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hilly terrain, hilly area, hilly region, hilly landscape
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I saw him at the park yesterday.
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that man, that boy, male person, he
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with him, for him, about him, help him
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Used to emphasize that a male person does something by his own effort.
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He fixed the car himself.
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alone, personally, individually, on his own
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by himself, for himself, himself alone
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a small piece of advice or suggestion; to suggest something indirectly
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She gave me a hint about the surprise party.
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to give a subtle suggestion
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suggestion, clue, indication, tip, advice
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subtle hint, useful hint, drop a hint, take the hint
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noun
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The part of the body on either side of the pelvis, or informal: trendy and fashionable.
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She put her hands on her hips.
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pelvis, waist, trendy, fashionable
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hip pain, hip joint, hands on hips, hip hop
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to employ someone for a job or task
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The company decided to hire more staff this year.
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to employ and dismiss workers frequently
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employ, recruit, appoint, engage, contract
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hire staff, hire employees, hire a car, hire services
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