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adverb
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in a different or other way
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We need to hurry; otherwise, we'll miss the train.
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alternatively, if not, or else
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otherwise known as, do otherwise, otherwise stated
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causing physical or emotional pain
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The injury was very painful, and he needed immediate care.
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aching, sore, excruciating, distressing
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comfortable, painless, soothing
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painful experience, painful injury, painful memories
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physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury
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She felt a sharp pain in her chest.
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ache, hurt, suffering, discomfort
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sharp pain, chronic pain, painkiller, unbearable pain
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/peɪdʒ/
noun
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one side of a sheet of paper, or a single sheet of paper in a book or document
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Turn to the next page for more information.
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leaf, sheet, folio, document
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turn the page, page number, front page, last page
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/ˈpækɪdʒ/
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a container or wrapping in which something is packed
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He received a package in the mail.
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parcel, bundle, box, shipment
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shipping package, gift package, delivery package, large package
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noun
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the speed at which something happens or is done
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She walked at a slow pace.
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speed, rate, tempo, velocity
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slowness, delay, retardation
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fast pace, slow pace, quick pace, steady pace
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/ˈoʊnər/
noun
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a person who owns something
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She is the owner of the car.
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proprietor, possessor, holder, landlord
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property owner, business owner, car owner, house owner
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verb, adjective
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to possess something; belonging to oneself
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She owns a beautiful house in the city.
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own a house, own property, own up
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verb
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to be obligated to pay or give something to someone
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I owe you twenty dollars.
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be indebted, be obligated, be in debt
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owe money, owe a debt, owe someone
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/ˈoʊvərɔːl/
adjective, adverb
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Overall, the project has been successful.
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generally, broadly, in total
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specifically, individually
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overall view, overall performance, overall result
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preposition, adverb
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across, on top of, or beyond
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The book is lying over the table.
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over the table, over the years, over there
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noun
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a chamber used for baking, roasting, or heating food
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I put the pizza in the oven to bake.
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bake in the oven, oven temperature, preheat the oven
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noun
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the result or consequence of an action or situation
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The outcome of the project was beyond expectations.
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result, consequence, effect, outcome
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final outcome, positive outcome, outcome of the situation
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/aʊərˈsɛlvz/
pronoun
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used by the speaker to refer to themselves and one or more others as the object of the verb
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We should help ourselves before helping others.
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we, we ourselves, our own
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help ourselves, find ourselves, express ourselves
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pronoun
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belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more other people
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ours, belonging to us, our own
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our family, our team, our responsibility
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adjective/adverb
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sole, exclusive, unique, solitary
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only one, only person, only choice, only option
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pronoun
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people or things distinct from the ones already mentioned or known
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I like to spend time with others.
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people, individuals, others, another
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help others, other people, among others
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adjective
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used to refer to something different from the one already mentioned or known
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I don't want this one, I will take the other one.
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the other side of the coin
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the opposite aspect of a situation
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alternative, different, another, else
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the other side, the other person, the other day
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/əˈrɪdʒɪnəli/
adverb
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in the beginning, at first
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Originally, she wanted to be a doctor.
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initially, at first, at the outset, in the beginning
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originally from, originally intended, originally planned
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/ˈɔːɡənaɪz/
verb
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to arrange or systematize something
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They decided to organize a charity event for the community.
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arrange, sort, systematize, coordinate
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disorganize, disorder, scatter
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organize a party, organize a meeting, organize an event
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a group of people who work together to achieve a common purpose
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She works for a non-profit organization.
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association, institution, group, establishment
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join an organization, non-profit organization, corporate organization
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noun
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an arrangement or command; a request for something to be made, done, or delivered
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He placed an order for a new laptop.
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arrangement, command, request, instruction
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order food, order products, place an order
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a fruit that is typically round and orange in color
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She ate an orange for breakfast.
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eat an orange, orange juice, orange peel
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conjunction
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used to link alternatives
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You can have tea or coffee.
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tea or coffee, this or that, yes or no
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the action of opposing or resisting something
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The opposition to the new law was strong.
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resistance, defiance, objection, protest
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political opposition, strong opposition, fierce opposition, lead the opposition
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to disagree with or fight against something
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He opposed the new policy at the meeting.
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resist, fight, defy, challenge
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strongly oppose, oppose decision, oppose view, oppose proposal
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noun
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an act or process of functioning or operating
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The hospital performed a successful operation.
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procedure, surgery, process, action
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military operation, surgical operation, operation room, operation procedure
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/ˈɒpəreɪtɪŋ/
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to control or manage the functioning of something
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The company has been operating in this market for five years.
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managing, controlling, running, working
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operating system, operating room, operating procedure
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noun
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an act or instance of beginning something
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The opening of the new store was a huge success.
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start, beginning, initiation, launch
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grand opening, store opening, job opening, opening ceremony
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preposition
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moving to a position on the surface of something
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She jumped onto the table to get the book.
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onto the surface, onto the floor, onto the roof
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