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An optical instrument used to make distant objects appear closer and larger by collecting and focusing light.
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The astronomer used a telescope to observe the distant planets.
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to focus on or direct attention toward something
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scope, spyglass, binoculars, glass
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a device that receives television signals and displays them on a screen
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I like to watch the news on television.
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to communicate information, give an account of something, or instruct someone to do something
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She asked him to tell the truth.
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say, inform, relate, narrate, reveal
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tell a story, tell the truth, tell lies, tell someone
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A person who counts and manages money at a bank; a person who tells or relates something
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The bank teller counted the cash carefully before handing it over.
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cashier, bank clerk, narrator, storyteller
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customer, listener
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bank teller, teller window, teller machine
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the degree of heat or cold in the atmosphere, body, or substance
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The temperature today is twenty-five degrees Celsius.
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heat, warmth, thermal reading, degree
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a building used for the worship of a god or gods
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They visited an ancient temple during their trip to India.
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a sacred place dedicated to religious worship
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shrine, sanctuary, church, mosque, pagoda
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secular place, profane site
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ancient temple, Hindu temple, temple bell, temple visit
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for a limited time; not permanently
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The road is closed temporarily for repairs.
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briefly, momentarily, temporarily, short-term
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temporarily closed, temporarily unavailable, temporarily suspended
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Lasting for only a limited period of time; not permanent.
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She found a temporary job during the summer break.
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A fix that is not permanent but works for a short time.
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short-term, momentary, provisional, fleeting, transient
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temporary job, temporary solution, temporary shelter, temporary measure
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to entice or attract someone to do something, often something wrong or unwise
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The smell of fresh bread tempted him to enter the bakery.
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to take a risk that might lead to trouble or danger
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entice, lure, attract, seduce, persuade
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tempt someone, tempt fate, tempting offer, hard to tempt
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the number following nine and preceding eleven
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I have ten apples in the basket.
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ten years, ten people, ten times, ten minutes
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A person who occupies land or property rented from a landlord.
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The tenant paid the rent on time every month.
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A tenant who is currently living in a rented property.
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occupant, renter, lodger, leaseholder, dweller
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To regularly behave in a particular way or to take care of something.
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She tends to wake up early in the morning.
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To be likely to do something or to have a certain characteristic.
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care for, look after, lean, incline, nurture
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tend to, tend animals, tend plants, tend carefully
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an inclination toward a particular characteristic or type of behavior
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She has a tendency to arrive late for meetings.
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inclination, propensity, disposition, proclivity
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aversion, disinclination, reluctance
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natural tendency, strong tendency, growing tendency, general tendency
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verb, noun, adjective
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to offer formally; soft and delicate in texture or character; a formal offer or proposal
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The company tendered its resignation to the board.
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offer, submit, delicate, fragile, proposal
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tender offer, tender document, tender heart, tender age
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noun
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a sport played with rackets and a ball on a rectangular court
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He enjoys playing tennis with his friends on the weekends.
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racket sport, sport, game
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play tennis, tennis match, tennis court, tennis player
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/ˈtɛn.ʃən/
noun
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A state of being stretched tight; mental or emotional strain.
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There was a lot of tension in the room before the exam results were announced.
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cut the tension with a knife
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When the atmosphere is very tense and easily noticeable.
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strain, stress, pressure, anxiety, suspense
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high tension, political tension, muscle tension, relieve tension
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noun
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a portable shelter made of cloth or canvas; military accommodation
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The soldiers set up their tent in the military camp.
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shelter, pavilion, canvas shelter
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permanent structure, building
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military tent, field tent, tent camp, army tent
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noun
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The period of time during which someone holds a position, office, or land.
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His tenure as president lasted for five years.
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Guaranteed possession of a position or land.
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term, occupancy, incumbency, holding
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unemployment, dispossession, vacancy
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tenure track, fixed tenure, tenure of office, land tenure
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noun/adjective
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As a noun: A place where transport routes begin or end. As an adjective: Relating to the end or final stage of something, often an illness.
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He waited for the bus at the central terminal.
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An illness that cannot be cured and will eventually lead to death.
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station, depot, final, ultimate, incurable
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bus terminal, airport terminal, terminal illness, terminal stage
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verb
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to bring something to an end or to stop something from continuing
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The company decided to terminate his contract.
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to medically end a pregnancy
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end, conclude, finish, cease, halt
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terminate a contract, terminate employment, terminate immediately, terminate agreement
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noun
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plural of term; conditions or rules in a contract or agreement
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The terms of the agreement are clearly outlined in the contract.
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conditions, clauses, provisions, requirements
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contract terms, payment terms, terms and conditions
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noun
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a stretch of land, especially with regard to its physical features
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The soldiers had to cross rough terrain during the mission.
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landscape full of mountains or steep slopes
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land, ground, landscape, topography, area
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rocky terrain, flat terrain, desert terrain, rugged terrain
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adjective
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extremely bad or unpleasant
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The food at that restaurant was terrible.
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a very bad or serious error
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awful, dreadful, horrible, appalling
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wonderful, excellent, good
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terrible accident, terrible pain, terrible mistake, terrible situation
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adverb
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to a very great or extreme degree; very badly or unpleasantly
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He felt terribly sad after hearing the news.
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feeling extremely apologetic or regretful
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extremely, awfully, horribly, dreadfully, badly
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terribly sorry, terribly wrong, terribly cold, terribly slow
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adjective
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extremely good or excellent; very great or intense
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The concert last night was absolutely terrific.
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to feel very well or happy
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excellent, wonderful, fantastic, superb, amazing
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terrific idea, terrific job, feel terrific, look terrific
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/ˈtɛrəˌfaɪ/
verb
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To cause someone to feel extreme fear.
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The loud thunder terrified the children.
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frighten, scare, alarm, startle, petrify
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terrify someone, absolutely terrify, terrify the crowd
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/ˈtɛrɪˌtɔːri/
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An area of land under the jurisdiction of a ruler, government, or state.
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The bird fiercely defended its territory.
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An unfamiliar or unexplored area or situation.
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region, area, domain, land, zone
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foreign territory, occupied territory, disputed territory
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noun
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The villagers fled in terror during the attack.
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A period during which fear and violence prevail.
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fear, dread, horror, panic, fright
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state of terror, sheer terror, live in terror
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noun
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the unlawful use of violence and intimidation against civilians for political aims
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The government increased security measures to prevent terrorism.
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extremism, radicalism, violence, insurgency
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peace, nonviolence, diplomacy, harmony
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international terrorism, domestic terrorism, counter-terrorism, war on terrorism
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a person who uses violence or threats to intimidate or coerce, especially for political purposes
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The terrorist was arrested by the police after the attack.
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extremist, militant, radical, insurgent
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suspected terrorist, terrorist group, radical terrorist
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verb
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to examine or try something to see if it works or to find out information
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The teacher will test our knowledge tomorrow.
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examine, check, try, evaluate
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test results, test case, test drive, test positive, test negative, blood test
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to make a statement or declaration under oath or to give evidence
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She was called to testify in court about the accident.
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witness, declare, confirm, affirm
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testify in court, testify under oath, testify as a witness
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/ˈtɛstəˌmoʊni/
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A formal statement given in a court of law or evidence supporting a fact.
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Her testimony in court helped convict the criminal.
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To serve as evidence or proof of something
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evidence, declaration, statement, affidavit, proof
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denial, contradiction, refutation
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sworn testimony, court testimony, give testimony, eyewitness testimony
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noun
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the process of assessing or evaluating something, often by trying it out
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The testing of the new software is still ongoing.
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examination, assessment, trial, evaluation
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testing phase, software testing, testing process, performance testing
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a written or printed work or passage, especially a book or document
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The teacher asked us to read the text on page 50.
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script, writing, passage, document
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text message, read the text, text book, written text
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a book used for studying a subject in school or college
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She bought a new biology textbook for her class.
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a perfect or typical example of something
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manual, guidebook, reference book, coursebook
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textbook example, textbook case, school textbook, college textbook
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the way something feels when you touch it; the quality of a surface or substance
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The fabric has a soft and smooth texture.
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a coarse or uneven surface feel
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surface, feel, grain, structure, consistency
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soft texture, rough texture, fabric texture, skin texture
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conjunction
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used to introduce the second element in a comparison
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She is taller than her brother.
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more than, compared to, as opposed to
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greater than, more than, better than
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/θæŋk/
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to express gratitude to someone
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I want to thank you for your help.
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appreciate, be grateful, acknowledge, express thanks
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disregard, ignore, neglect
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thank you, thank someone, thank for, thanking you
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/ˈθæŋkfəli/
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used to express relief or gratitude
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Thankfully, she arrived just in time for the meeting.
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gratefully, luckily, fortunately, happily
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unfortunately, regretfully
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thankfully received, thankfully avoided, thankfully accepted
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an expression of gratitude
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Thanks for helping me with the project.
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gratitude, appreciation, recognition, thanks-giving
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ingratitude, ungratefulness
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say thanks, give thanks, express thanks
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/ðæt/
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used to identify a specific person or thing observed or heard
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That is my book on the table.
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that book, that person, that idea
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article
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used to specify a noun as something already mentioned or known
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The sun rises in the east.
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the best, the first, the last
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🎭
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/ˈθiːətər/
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a building or area for dramatic performances
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We are going to the theater tonight.
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playhouse, cinema, auditorium
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movie theater, local theater, drama theater
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/θiˈætrɪkl/
adjective
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Relating to the theater or exaggerated and dramatic in behavior or style.
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Her theatrical performance won the audience's applause.
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to act dramatically in an exaggerated way
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dramatic, exaggerated, showy, stage-like, flamboyant
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theatrical performance, theatrical gesture, theatrical costume, theatrical style
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/θɛft/
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the action or crime of stealing
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The theft of his wallet was reported to the police.
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burglary, robbery, larceny, stealing
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committed theft, petty theft, reported theft
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/ðɛər/
pronoun
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belonging to or associated with the people or things previously mentioned
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Their house is on the corner.
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their car, their family, their opinion
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belonging to them; that which is theirs
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This book is theirs, not ours.
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belonging to them, theirs alone, their property, their possession
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ours, mine
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all theirs, entirely theirs, rightfully theirs
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/ðɛm/
pronoun
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used to refer to people or things previously mentioned or easily identified
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I saw them at the park yesterday.
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see them, tell them, help them
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/θiːm/
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the subject or topic of a speech, essay, exhibition, or discussion
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The theme of the conference was sustainability.
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topic, subject, motif, idea
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main theme, central theme, theme of discussion
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