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Lesson 115 - Mask Toggle
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#5475
🌀
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/wɪrd/
adjective
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suggesting something supernatural or very strange; unusual
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The movie had a weird ending that nobody expected. |
weird out |
to make someone feel uncomfortable or strange
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strange, odd, bizarre, unusual, peculiar
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normal, ordinary, usual
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weird feeling, weird dream, weird noise, weird behavior
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#5476
👋
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/ˈwelkəm/
verb
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welcomed
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welcomed
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welcomes
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welcoming
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to greet someone in a friendly way; to receive gladly
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They welcome new students warmly. |
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greet, receive, embrace, admit
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reject, shun, dismiss, exclude
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warmly welcome, welcome guests, welcome changes, welcome opportunity, welcome visitors
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#5477
🤝
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/ˈwel.feər/
noun
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the health, happiness, and fortunes of a person or group; care and support
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The government is responsible for the welfare of its citizens. |
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well-being, benefit, good, prosperity
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harm, disadvantage, detriment
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social welfare, welfare state, welfare system
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#5478
🕳️
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/wel/
noun
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a deep hole in the ground from which water is obtained
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The villagers get water from the old well in the center of town. |
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water hole, spring, bore
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hill, mound, elevation
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water well, oil well, deep well
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#5479
😊
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/ˈwel.biː.ɪŋ/
noun
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the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
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Regular exercise contributes to physical and mental well-being. |
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welfare, health, happiness, comfort
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suffering, distress, misery
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physical well-being, mental well-being, emotional well-being
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#5480
🌟
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/ˌwelˈnoʊn/
adjective
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known by many people; famous or recognized
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He is a well-known actor in his country. |
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famous, renowned, popular, prominent, recognized
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unknown, obscure, unfamiliar
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well-known fact, well-known person, well-known brand, well-known story
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#5481
🌅
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/wɛst/
noun
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the direction to the left of the north and to the right of the south, typically associated with the sunset
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The sun sets in the west. |
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sunset, occident
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east, orient
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west coast, west side, go west, western civilization
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#5482
🌎
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/ˈwɛstərn/
adjective
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relating to or characteristic of the West, especially Europe and the Americas
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She loves western music and culture. |
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occidental, westernized
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eastern, oriental
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western culture, western philosophy, western world
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#5483
💧
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/wet/
adjective
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covered or saturated with water or another liquid; not dry
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My clothes are still wet from the rain. |
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damp, moist, soaked, drenched
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dry, arid, parched, dehydrated
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wet clothes, wet weather, get wet
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#5484
❓
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/wɒt/
pronoun
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used to ask for information about something
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What is your name? |
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which, that
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what time, what happened, what are you doing
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#5485
🤷♂️
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/wɒtˈɛvər/
pronoun
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used to refer to anything or everything that is of the type mentioned
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You can choose whatever you like. |
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anything, everything
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whatever you want, whatever happens
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#5486
🌾
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/wiːt/
noun
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a cereal plant whose grain is used to make flour for bread and other foods
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Farmers harvested the wheat in early summer. |
separate the wheat from the chaff |
to separate valuable things or people from those that are not
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grain, cereal, barley, oat, corn
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chaff, waste
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wheat flour, wheat bread, wheat field, wheat grain, wheat harvest
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#5487
🚗
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/wiːl/
noun
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a circular object that revolves on an axle and is used to move or carry things
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The wheel of the car broke down on the way. |
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disk, circle, rotor, rim
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none
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steering wheel, bicycle wheel, car wheel, turn the wheel
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#5488
⏰
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/wɛn/
adverb
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at what time
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Do you know when the train leaves? |
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at what time, whenever
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never, always
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when will, when did, when does, when do
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#5489
🕐
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/wenˈevər/
adverb
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at any time that; every time that; no matter when
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Call me whenever you need help. |
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anytime, every time, no matter when
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never, at no time
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whenever possible, whenever necessary, whenever you want
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#5490
📍
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/weər/
adverb
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In or to what place or position; used to inquire about location
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Where did you put my keys? |
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whereabouts, whither
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here, there
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where are you, where to go, where from
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#5491
⚖️
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/wɛərˈæz/
conjunction
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used to introduce a contrast or comparison between two facts
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She prefers tea, whereas he likes coffee. |
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while, although, but, though
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similarly, likewise
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whereas clause, whereas statement, tea whereas coffee
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#5492
🔗
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/wɛərˈbaɪ/
adverb
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by which; because of which
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The company agreed to a contract whereby it would pay the penalty. |
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through which, by means of which, in which
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whereby agreement, whereby clause
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#5493
🤔
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/ˈwɛðər/
conjunction
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used to express a doubt or choice between alternatives
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I don’t know whether I should go. |
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if, either
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none
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whether or not, whether to go, whether he will
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#5494
❓
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/wɪtʃ/
pronoun
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used to ask about one or more items from a defined set
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Which one do you prefer, the red or the blue? |
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what, that, who
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none
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which one, which way, which time
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#5495
⏳
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/waɪl/
conjunction
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during the time that something is happening
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She was reading while waiting for the bus. |
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as, when, during
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none
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while waiting, while studying, while traveling
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#5496
🥄
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/wɪp/
verb
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whipped
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whipped
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whips
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whipping
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to strike or beat with a flexible instrument such as a rope or cord
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The trainer whipped the horse to make it run faster. |
whip up |
to quickly prepare or create something
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lash, beat, strike, thrash, flog
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caress, soothe
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whip cream, whip the horse, whip up enthusiasm, political whip
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#5497
🤫
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/ˈwɪspər/
verb
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whispered
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whispered
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whispers
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whispering
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to speak very softly using one's breath without vocal cords
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She whispered a secret in my ear. |
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murmur, mumble, breathe, hiss
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shout, yell, scream, roar
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whisper secrets, whisper softly, whisper words, whisper quietly, whisper sweet, whisper prayers
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#5498
🎵
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/ˈwɪsəl/
verb
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whistled
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whistled
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whistles
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whistling
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to make a high-pitched sound by blowing air through lips or teeth
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He likes to whistle while working. |
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blow, pipe, toot, sound
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silence, quiet, mute
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whistle tune, whistle loudly, whistle blow, train whistle
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#5499
⚪
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/waɪt/
adjective
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of the color of snow or milk; pale; pure
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She wore a beautiful white dress to the wedding. |
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pale, colorless, snow-white, ivory
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black, dark, colored
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white paper, white shirt, white house
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#5500
🤔
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/huː/
pronoun
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used to ask about a person or people
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Who is coming to the party tonight? |
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whoever, which person
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none
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who is, who are, who knows
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#5501
🙋♂️
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/huːˈɛvər/
pronoun
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any person who; no matter who
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Whoever wants to join the trip must register today. |
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anyone, anybody, whosoever
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none, nobody
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whoever comes, whoever wants, whoever said, whoever did
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#5502
🔵
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/hoʊl/
adjective
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complete; entire; all of something
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He ate the whole pizza by himself. |
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complete, entire, total, full
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partial, incomplete, broken, fragmented
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whole story, whole family, whole day
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#5503
💯
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/ˈhoʊli/
adverb
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Entirely; completely; to the full extent
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I am wholly committed to this project. |
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completely, entirely, totally, fully
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partially, partly, incompletely
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wholly owned, wholly responsible, wholly different
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#5504
👤
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/huːm/
pronoun
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used to refer to the person or people that something is done to
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The man whom I met yesterday is my friend. |
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who, that, the person
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none
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whom I met, whom I saw, to whom it may concern
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#5505
📱
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/huːz/
pronoun
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used to ask or talk about the person or thing that owns something
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The girl whose phone was stolen is my cousin. |
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who's, that person’s, of whom
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none
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whose phone, whose book, whose idea
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#5506
❓
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/waɪ/
adverb
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For what reason or purpose; used to ask about the cause of something
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Why are you late today? |
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wherefore, how come
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because, therefore
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why not, that's why, reason why
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#5507
↔️
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/waɪd/
adjective
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having a great distance from one side to the other; broad
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The river is very wide at this point. |
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broad, extensive, spacious, vast
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narrow, thin, restricted
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wide range, wide variety, wide open, wide awake
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#5508
🌍
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/ˈwaɪdli/
adverb
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to a great extent or degree
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The news of his promotion spread widely across the company. |
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extensively, broadly, widely, far
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narrowly, limitedly
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widely known, widely accepted, widely spread
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#5509
↔️
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/ˈwaɪdən/
verb
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widened
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widened
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widens
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widening
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to make or become wider or broader
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They plan to widen the road next year. |
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broaden, expand, extend, enlarge
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narrow, reduce, contract, shrink
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widen road, widen gap, widen range, gradually widen
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#5510
🌍
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/ˈwaɪd.sprɛd/
adjective
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existing or happening in many places or among many people
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There is widespread support for the new policy. |
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extensive, prevalent, universal, common
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limited, localized, restricted, rare
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widespread support, widespread use, widespread damage, widespread belief
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#5511
🖤
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/ˈwɪdəʊ/
noun
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a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again
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She became a widow at a very young age. |
grass widow |
a woman whose husband is temporarily away
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bereaved woman, lone woman, wife left behind
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wife, bride
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young widow, war widow, become a widow, widow pension
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#5512
↔️
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/wɪdθ/
noun
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the measurement or extent of something from side to side; breadth
••••••
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The width of the river is about 50 meters. |
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breadth, span, extent
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length, height, narrowness
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full width, average width, total width
••••••
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#5513
👩❤️👨
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/waɪf/
noun
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a woman who is married to someone
••••••
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She is the wife of the famous author. |
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spouse, partner, better half
••••••
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husband
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wife and husband, loving wife, devoted wife
••••••
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#5514
🌿
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/waɪld/
adjective
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living or growing in the natural environment; uncontrolled or untamed
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The children ran wild in the park. |
run wild |
to behave without restraint or control
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untamed, feral, uncontrolled, savage, free
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tame, domestic, controlled
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wild animal, wild nature, wild guess, wild behavior
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#5515
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/ˈwaɪldˌlaɪf/
noun
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animals, birds, and plants living in their natural environment
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The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife. |
wildlife conservation |
the protection of wild animals and their habitats
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fauna, animals, creatures, nature, biosphere
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domestic animals, pets
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wildlife sanctuary, wildlife photographer, protect wildlife, wildlife reserve
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#5516
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/wɪl/
noun, verb
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wills
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willing
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expressing future tense or intention; a legal document
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She will attend the meeting tomorrow. |
Will to power |
the drive to assert one's own will over others
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intend, shall, want, determination
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won't, unwilling
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last will, will and testament, strong will
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#5517
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/ˈwɪl.ɪŋ/
adjective
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ready, eager, or prepared to do something
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She is willing to help with the project. |
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ready, eager, prepared, inclined
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unwilling, reluctant, hesitant, resistant
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willing to help, willing participant, willing cooperation, willing spirit
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#5518
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/ˈwɪl.ɪŋ.li/
adverb
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in a willing manner; voluntarily; with free will
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She willingly helped her neighbors during the emergency. |
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voluntarily, eagerly, gladly, readily, freely
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reluctantly, unwillingly, forcibly, involuntarily
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willingly accept, willingly participate, willingly cooperate, willingly volunteer
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#5519
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/ˈwɪlɪŋnəs/
noun
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the quality of being prepared or ready to do something
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Her willingness to help others made her very popular. |
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readiness, eagerness, enthusiasm, consent, agreement
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reluctance, unwillingness
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show willingness, express willingness, willingness to cooperate, willingness to learn
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#5520
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/wɪn/
verb
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won
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won
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wins
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winning
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to achieve victory in a competition or succeed in getting something
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She hopes to win the championship this year. |
win over |
to persuade or gain support
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succeed, triumph, prevail, conquer
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lose, fail, surrender
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win a prize, win a game, win support, win the championship
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#5521
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/wɪnd/
noun
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the natural movement of air, especially in the form of a current of air blowing from a particular direction
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The wind blew the leaves off the trees. |
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breeze, gust, gale, draft
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calm, stillness
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strong wind, wind speed, wind direction, cold wind
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#5522
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/ˈwɪn.doʊ/
noun
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an opening in a wall fitted with glass to let in light and air
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Please open the window for fresh air. |
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casement, pane, opening
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wall, barrier
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window frame, window sill, bay window, window blinds
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#5523
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/waɪn/
noun
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an alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes or other fruits
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They served a glass of red wine at the dinner. |
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vino, beverage, drink, alcohol
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water, juice
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red wine, white wine, glass of wine, bottle of wine
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#5524
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/wɪŋ/
verb
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winged
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winged
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wings
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winging
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to fly using wings; to move swiftly through the air
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The bird wings its way across the sky. |
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fly, soar, glide, flutter
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crawl, walk, ground, land
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wing across, wing overhead, wing gracefully, wing swiftly
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