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/ˈkaʊnsələr/
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an elected member of a local council who helps make decisions and represent the community
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The councillor spoke to residents about improving local roads. |
city councillor |
a member of a city-level governing council
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council member, alderman, representative, delegate, official
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citizen, voter
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local councillor, elected councillor, city councillor, council meeting
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/ˈkaʊn.səl.ɪŋ/
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the process of giving professional guidance and support to help someone deal with personal, social, psychological, or career-related problems
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She decided to seek counselling to manage stress and anxiety. |
career counselling |
professional guidance to help someone choose or develop a career
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therapy, guidance, advice, consultation, mentoring
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neglect, disregard
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professional counselling, psychological counselling, career counselling, marriage counselling, student counselling
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/ˈkaʊnsələr/
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a person trained to give guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems; an advisor
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advisor, therapist, guide, consultant, mentor
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opponent, critic
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school counsellor, guidance counsellor, professional counsellor, mental health counsellor
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/ˈkʌntrisaɪd/
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land outside cities and towns; rural areas with farms, fields, and villages
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rural area, farmland, rural district, backcountry
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city, town, urban area
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peaceful countryside, rolling countryside, countryside village, countryside landscape
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/ˈkɜːrli/
adjective
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having curls or waves; shaped with bends or coils
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She has naturally curly hair. |
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wavy, coiled, frizzy, ringleted, spiraled
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straight, smooth
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curly hair, curly locks, curly beard, curly pattern
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/kɜːrs/
noun, verb
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cursed
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cursed
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curses
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cursing
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a solemn wish that harm or misfortune should befall someone; a rude or offensive word or phrase; to utter offensive words or wish harm upon someone
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He cursed loudly when he realized he had lost his wallet. |
a curse in disguise |
something that seems bad at first but results in something good
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hex, swear, damn, malediction, blight
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blessing, praise, benediction
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utter a curse, break a curse, curse words, ancient curse
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/ˈsaɪkloʊn/
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a large-scale air mass that rotates around a strong center of low atmospheric pressure; a violent tropical storm
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The cyclone caused severe flooding along the coast. |
tropical cyclone |
a rotating storm system that forms over warm tropical oceans
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storm, hurricane, typhoon, whirlwind, tempest
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calm, stillness
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powerful cyclone, tropical cyclone, severe cyclone, cyclone warning, cyclone season
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/ˈdɑːrkən/
verb
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darkened
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darkened
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darkens
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darkening
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to make or become dark; to reduce brightness or light
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The clouds began to darken the sky before the storm. |
darken the mood |
to make the atmosphere or feelings more negative or sad
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dim, blacken, shade, obscure, dull
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brighten, lighten, illuminate
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darken the sky, darken a room, darken the mood, darken with age
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/dɪˈsɛmbər/
noun
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the twelfth and last month of the year in the Gregorian calendar
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month twelve, twelfth month, year end, winter month
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January, summer
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December holiday, December weather, late December, early December
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/ˈdɛntəl/
adjective
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relating to teeth or dentistry
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She goes for a dental checkup every six months. |
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oral, odontic, tooth-related, stomatological
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non-dental, general
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dental care, dental clinic, dental hygiene, dental surgery, dental checkup
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/dɪˈpɛndəbl/
adjective
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able to be trusted or relied on; consistently reliable
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She is a dependable colleague who always meets deadlines. |
dependable as clockwork |
extremely reliable and punctual
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reliable, trustworthy, consistent, steady, faithful
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unreliable, untrustworthy, inconsistent
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dependable person, dependable service, dependable source, dependable worker
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/ˈdaɪəɡræm/
noun
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a simplified drawing that shows the structure, relationship, or process of something
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The teacher explained the system using a clear diagram. |
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chart, illustration, figure, schematic, sketch
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text, description
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flow diagram, labeled diagram, block diagram, draw a diagram
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/ˈdɪkʃəˌnɛri/
noun
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A reference book or electronic resource containing words, usually arranged alphabetically, with information about their meanings, pronunciations, etymologies, and usage.
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I looked up the word in the dictionary to understand its meaning. |
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lexicon, wordbook, glossary, vocabulary
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nonsense, gibberish
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online dictionary, bilingual dictionary, dictionary entry, dictionary definition
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/daɪn/
verb
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dined
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dines
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dining
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to eat a meal, especially the main meal of the day
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We usually dine at seven o'clock in the evening. |
dine out |
to eat at a restaurant instead of at home
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eat, sup, feast, have a meal, partake
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fast, skip a meal
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dine with friends, dine at a restaurant, dine together
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verb
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disabled
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disabled
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disables
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disabling
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to make something unable to function or operate
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The technician disabled the alarm system temporarily. |
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deactivate, impair, hinder, incapacitate
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enable, activate, empower
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disable a feature, disable a device, disable access
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/ˌdɪsəˈpruːvəl/
noun
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The expression of an unfavorable opinion or judgment
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Her parents showed clear disapproval of her decision to drop out of college. |
meet with disapproval |
to receive criticism or unfavorable judgment
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rejection, objection, condemnation, censure
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approval, acceptance, endorsement
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express disapproval, show disapproval, strong disapproval
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/dɪsˈɡʌstɪd/
adjective
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feeling a strong sense of dislike or revulsion
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She was disgusted by the way he treated the animals. |
turn your stomach |
to cause extreme disgust or nausea
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repulsed, revolted, horrified, nauseated
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pleased, delighted, satisfied
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disgusted look, utterly disgusted, feel disgusted, visibly disgusted
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/dɪsˈɡʌstɪŋ/
adjective
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extremely unpleasant or offensive; causing strong dislike or revulsion
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The smell coming from the trash can was absolutely disgusting. |
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repulsive, revolting, nauseating, offensive, foul
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pleasant, appealing, attractive
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disgusting behavior, disgusting smell, absolutely disgusting, find disgusting
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/dɪsˈlaɪk/
verb, noun
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disliked
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disliked
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dislikes
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disliking
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to feel distaste or aversion for someone or something; a feeling of aversion
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I really dislike eating spicy food. |
nothing to dislike |
used to say something is completely acceptable or agreeable
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detest, loathe, abhor, hate
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like, enjoy, love
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dislike intensely, dislike strongly, express dislike, personal dislike, mutual dislike
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/ˈdɒlər/
noun
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The basic monetary unit of the United States and some other countries
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I need five dollars to buy this book. |
not worth a dollar |
having little or no value
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buck, greenback, currency, coin, bill
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debt, worthless
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US dollar, dollar bill, exchange dollar, dollar coin
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/ˈdɔːrˌkiːpər/
noun
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A person whose job is to guard or manage the entrance of a building or room.
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The doorkeeper checked everyone’s passes before they entered the hall. |
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porter, gatekeeper, usher, sentinel
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intruder, trespasser
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doorkeeper duties, doorkeeper role, doorkeeper station
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/ˈdrɛsˌmeɪkər/
noun
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A person who makes or alters women's clothing professionally.
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The dressmaker crafted a beautiful gown for the bride. |
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seamstress, tailor, couturier, garment maker
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customer, client
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skilled dressmaker, professional dressmaker, custom dressmaker, bridal dressmaker
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/ˈdrʌɡˌstɔːr/
noun
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A retail store that sells medicines, health-related products, and sometimes cosmetics or snacks.
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I stopped by the drugstore to buy some cold medicine. |
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pharmacy, chemist, apothecary, drug shop
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none, unrelated store
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local drugstore, visit the drugstore, drugstore chain, drugstore aisle
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/ˈdʌsti/
adjective
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covered with or full of dust; dry and dull from lack of moisture or use
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The old bookshelf was dusty after years of neglect. |
dusty old |
something outdated, old-fashioned, or long unused
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powdery, grimy, dirty, soiled
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clean, spotless, fresh
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dusty road, dusty shelf, dusty air, dusty clothes
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/ˈɜːrnər/
noun
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A person who earns money through work or business
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She is the primary earner in her family. |
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income generator, wage earner, breadwinner, salaryman
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spender, unemployed
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high earner, top earner, regular earner, monthly earner
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/ˈɛd.jʊ.keɪ.tɪd/
adjective
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Having received a good level of formal schooling or training; knowledgeable
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She is an educated woman who values lifelong learning. |
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learned, knowledgeable, literate, informed, trained
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ignorant, uneducated, illiterate
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educated guess, highly educated, well-educated, formally educated
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/ɪˈlɛktrɪfaɪ/
verb
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electrified
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electrified
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electrifies
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electrifying
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to charge with electricity; to excite or thrill intensely
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The speaker's speech electrified the audience. |
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excite, thrill, inspire, energize, stimulate
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bore, calm, depress
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electrify the crowd, electrify the audience, electrify the atmosphere
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/ɪnˈdevər/
verb, noun
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endeavoured
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endeavoured
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endeavours
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endeavouring
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To try hard to achieve something; an attempt or effort
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She endeavoured to finish the project on time. |
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strive, attempt, try, exert, labor
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neglect, give up
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endeavour to, scientific endeavour, human endeavour, collective endeavour
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/ˈɛndɪŋ/
noun
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the final part of something, such as a story, event, or period of time
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The movie had a surprising ending that no one expected. |
happy ending |
a conclusion in which everything turns out well
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conclusion, finale, finish, close, termination
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beginning, start, opening
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ending scene, tragic ending, abrupt ending, satisfying ending
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/ɪnˈdʒɔɪmənt/
noun
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the state or process of taking pleasure or satisfaction in something
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She felt great enjoyment while reading her favorite book. |
simple pleasures |
small things that bring happiness
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pleasure, delight, happiness, satisfaction, amusement
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displeasure, misery, boredom
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great enjoyment, pure enjoyment, derive enjoyment, find enjoyment, give enjoyment
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