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acknowledge (verb) To admit or realise the quality or character of something. assistance (noun) Any form of help given to someone. back (verb) To encourage or support someone in what they are trying to accomplish. belittle (verb) To make someone feel worthless. courtesy (noun) A nice and kind gesture considered to be polite. demand (verb) Act of insisting on. disagreement (noun) A state in which two or more parties do not agree. divert (verb) To shift s...

acid rain (noun) A kind of rain that has the property of being acid due to atmospheric pollution. branch (noun) A woody part of a tree coming out of the trunk. conserve (verb) To keep and protect something from harm or loss; to preserve. enclose (verb) To surround an area with a blockade of some kind (a wall, fence, hedge). flooding (noun) The covering of land that is usually dry by a substantial amount of water. freeze (verb) To solidify due to cold; to be or make...

cereal (noun) Several types of grains such as wheat, oats, and rye that are used in the diet. chop (verb) To cut something, especially food, into smaller pieces. consume (verb) To eat, drink something. creamy (adjective) Resembling cream, a dense liquid filled with fat often used in cooking. famine (noun) Extreme deficiency of food. flavour (noun) The way something tastes. grill (noun) A device used for cooking food over an open fire. grill (verb) To us...

(adverb) To do something in a stressed and anxious manner. anxiously 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A great passion, keenness for something. ardour 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Completely lacking in originality and novelty. banal 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To envy someone because of the good life they have. begrudge 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To give something away, but not with pleasure. begrudge 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) Getting ...

(noun) An extension added to a word in order to give it grammatical or semantic meaning. affix 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To judge the value, quality, importance, or performance of something. appraise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The process of forming a logical conclusion based on available information. deduction 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Capable of being justified or supported with argument or evidence. defensible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (ver...

(verb) To worsen a situation. aggravate 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To create any sort of annoyance. aggravate 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) Any sort of annoyance. aggravation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To make an unpleasant feeling easier and more bearable. appease 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) An extreme desire to do something, even if it's silly, wrong, or unnecessary. compulsion 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) Sympathy you feel for someon...

agenda (noun) A plan or list of items that should be done. bookseller (noun) A person who sells books for a living. certification (noun) The action of giving someone a certificate that officially proves something. curator (noun) One responsible for organising, exhibiting and overseeing a cultural institution such as a museum or gallery. economist (noun) An expert who deals with economics and other related fields. florist (noun) An individual who prepares and sells ...

above (adverb;preposition) Superior to someone in rank, power, or importance. crucial (adjective) Used to describe something that is essential to the operation or living of something. disposable (adjective) Easily be thrown away because it is unnecessary or not integral. impact (noun) A significant influence on something. important (adjective) One that is significant; has importance, or influence. inferior (adjective) The one who is lower in rank and status is less...

climate (noun) The specific weather conditions of a wider region. energy (noun) Artificial power generated to create things like heat, light, or electricity. environment (noun) The natural world that all living organisms live in. field (noun) A large area of land away from the cities and towns, usually at the countryside. global (adjective) Used for something or someone that is relating to the whole world. metal (noun) A solid chemical element or a mixture of such ...

ability (noun) A skill or the possession of a talent to do something. able (adjective) To have the skills, knowledge, or competence required to do or accomplish something. behaviour (noun) What describes the collective actions of a person. clever (adjective) Who is intelligent, smart, and quick to understand things. famous (adjective) One who is known by many people. free (adjective;adverb) Used to describe someone who is not under the control of someone/something,...