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noun
A deep, philosophical concept, especially in Eastern philosophy, referring to a fundamental or essential principle or quality.
"Many philosophers have tried to understand the quan of existence."
noun
The feeling of being very confused and not understanding something.
"She looked at the instructions with bewilderment because they were not clear."
noun
A public notice that tells people about a product, service, job, or event.
"I saw an advertisement for a new phone on TV."
noun
The activity of telling people about a product or service, usually through ads on TV, radio, in newspapers, or online.
"The company spends a lot of money on advertising."
noun
A waste product that comes from the normal breakdown of muscles in the body.
"The doctor ordered a blood test to check my creatinine levels."
noun
A kidney-shaped nut that comes from a tropical tree.
"I like to eat cashews as a snack."
verb
To say formally that you give up a claim, right, or belief.
"The prince renounced his right to the throne."
adjective
Not sharp; having an edge or point that does not cut or pierce easily.
"This knife is dull, so it cannot cut the tomato easily."
noun
A three-dimensional work of art made by shaping or combining hard materials like stone, wood, or metal.
"The museum has a beautiful sculpture made of marble."
verb
To form an idea, a plan, or a thought in your mind.
"I can't conceive how they managed to do it."
noun
The plural form of 'spectrum'.
"The spectra of different stars show different elements."
conjunction
Used to introduce a statement that makes the main statement in a sentence seem surprising or unexpected.
"Although it was raining, we went for a walk."
verb
To give special importance or attention to something.
"The teacher will emphasize the importance of studying for the test."
verb
Making someone extremely angry.
"It is infuriating when people talk loudly on their phones in public."
adverb
To a very great degree; very much.
"The movie was extremely funny. I laughed a lot."
verb
To be attacked and robbed in a public place.
"The old man was mugged on his way home from the store."
verb
To clean a floor or other surface by using a broom.
"She is sweeping the floor in the kitchen."
noun
A very large area of land on Earth. There are usually considered to be seven continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
"Africa is a very hot continent."
noun
a feeling of being annoyed or angry, often because of something small or repeated
"His constant talking caused me a lot of irritation."
adjective
Very surprising or impressive; causing a feeling of great wonder.
"The magician did an astonishing trick."
noun
A person who believes in and follows Jesus Christ.
"She is a Christian and goes to church every Sunday."
noun
A term primarily used in Jamaican and Caribbean slang, often referring to a gun, especially a firearm.
"The police found a skeng hidden under the bed."
verb
To make something clear or easy to understand.
"Can you explain this math problem to me?"
noun
A large area of a country, like a state or region. It has its own local government.
"Quebec is a province in Canada."
noun
Understanding a situation or event only after it has happened.
"With hindsight, I should have studied harder for the test."
noun
A student in a school or someone who is being taught.
"She is a good pupil and always does her homework."
noun
A very offensive word for a Black person. It is considered a racial slur.
"It is not acceptable to use the word 'nigger'."
adjective
Made up of many different things or people.
"The school has a diverse group of students from many countries."
noun
Very small living things that you cannot see without a microscope. Some can cause diseases, but others are helpful.
"Washing your hands helps remove bacteria that can make you sick."
adjective
More than what is already present or available.
"We need additional chairs for the party."
verb
To put things into groups based on their similarities.
"Scientists classify animals based on their characteristics."
adverb
With each other. It means people are doing something with each other or in the same place.
"We went to the park together."
noun
Facts or details about something or someone.
"I need more information about the new product."
noun
A person's child or children. It can refer to one child or many children.
"They are proud of their offspring's achievements in school."
verb
To divide or keep things apart.
"Please separate the white clothes from the colored clothes before washing them."
adjective
Not the same. Not like something else.
"My car is a different color than yours."
adverb
As stated by or in agreement with someone or something.
"According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow."
noun
A thin, soft layer that covers or lines something.
"The skin on a grape is a type of membrane."
adjective
Made of only one cell. A cell is the smallest part of a living thing that can work on its own.
"Bacteria are unicellular organisms."
adjective
Relating to or made of cells. Cells are the small units that make up all living things.
"Our bodies are made of many cellular structures."
noun
A single person who rules a country, like a king or queen. They usually get their position through family.
"The monarch lives in a big palace."
noun
The way in which two or more people or things are connected, or the state of being connected.
"They have a good relationship with their neighbors."
noun
The science of classifying living things (like plants and animals) into groups based on their similarities and differences.
"Scientists use taxonomy to understand the relationships between different species."
noun
The normal purpose of something.
"The main function of a car is to transport people."
noun
Something that is built or organized in a specific way.
"The building has a strong structure."
noun
When two or more things work together and create a better result than if they worked alone.
"The synergy between the team members helped them to complete the project successfully."
verb
To focus on a specific area of study or work.
"Many doctors specialize in a specific area of medicine, like pediatrics or cardiology."
verb
To mention or speak about someone or something.
"She was referring to her friend when she said someone was late."
adjective
Special or different from others.
"This is a particular type of flower that only grows in this area."
verb
To share information, ideas, or feelings with someone.
"We communicate by talking to each other."
noun
A group of people who work together for a specific purpose.
"The school is a large organization with many students and teachers."
verb
The past tense and past participle of the verb 'teach'. It means to give someone knowledge or skills.
"My mother taught me how to cook."
verb
To enjoy the taste or smell of something completely.
"She savoured the delicious chocolate cake."
verb
To prepare oneself mentally to do or face something difficult or unpleasant.
"She was steeling herself for the difficult conversation with her boss."
verb
To take something that does not belong to you without permission.
"Someone stole my wallet from my bag."
noun
A special quality or characteristic that someone or something has.
"Kindness is a good trait to have."
noun
A small, soft piece of ice that falls from the sky as snow.
"We watched the snowflakes fall outside the window."
noun
An agreement between people or groups.
"The countries signed a peace pact to end the war."
noun
A place in a harbor where ships come to load and unload things or for repairs.
"The ship arrived at the dock early this morning."
noun
A movement away from an enemy or danger.
"The soldiers had to retreat because they were outnumbered."
adjective
Feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
"She was very angry when her brother broke her toy."
adjective
Easy to understand; clear.
"The teacher gave a lucid explanation of the math problem."
verb
To punish someone, often by hitting them.
"The teacher had to chastise the student for talking during class."
noun
A feeling of respect and admiration for someone or something.
"I have a lot of regard for my teacher because she is very knowledgeable."
noun
The quality of paying close attention to something or someone.
"The teacher appreciated the student's attentiveness in class."
adjective
Feeling restricted or uncomfortable because there is not enough space.
"My apartment is very cramped; I don't have much space."
adjective
Moving or able to move with great speed.
"The rabbit was very quick and escaped from the fox."
adjective
Just and equal; following the rules. Not taking one side over another.
"The teacher tried to be fair to all the students."
adjective
Based on instinct; relating to or prompted by instinct.
"The bird's instinctual behavior led it to build a nest."
verb
To feel hurt or upset by something someone said or did.
"She was offended by his rude comments."
noun
A short way to say 'government'. It means the group of people who control a country or area.
"The gov is trying to make new laws."
noun
A person who is unable to speak, often because they were born that way or due to an injury.
"She hit the mute button on the remote control to silence the TV during the phone call."