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academy
[əkædəmi]
noun
1. a learned establishment for the advancement of knowledge.
n (thing) verb adj opposite

academia x academic x
academy
n (person) verb forms adv other
academic x academically x
Collocations from the ACL

adj+n: (in) academic circles, academic achievement, academic career, academic
community, academic debate, academic discipline, academic discourse,
academic institution, academic journal, academic life, academic performance,
academic research, academic skills, academic study, academic success,
academic work, academic world, academic writing, academic year.
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adjust
[ədʒʌst]
verb
1. alter or regulate so as to achieve accuracy or conform to a standard. [Syn: set,
correct]
2. adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions. E.g.: We must adjust
to the bad economic situation [Syn: conform, adapt]

adjustment adjust adjusted x
x adjusted x readjust
adjusting readjustment
adjusts
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alter
[ɔltɜr]
verb
1. cause to change; make different; cause a transformation. E.g.: The advent of
the automobile may have altered the growth pattern of the city [Syn:
change, modify]

alteration alter alterable unalterable
alternate alternate alternating unaltered

x altered x x
altering
alternating
alters
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amend
[əmend]
verb
1. make amendments to. E.g.: amend the document
2. set straight or right. [Syn: rectify, remediate, remedy, repair]

amendment amend x x

x amended x x
amending
amends
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aware
[əwer]
adj
1. alert and fully informed. E.g.: politically aware, the most...technically aware
of the novelists under thirty- W.S.Graham [Syn: knowing, knowledgeable]
2. (sometimes followed by `of') having or showing realization or perception. E.g.:
was aware of his opponent's hostility, became aware of her surroundings,
aware that he had exceeded the speed limit
3. (usually followed by `of') having knowledge or understanding. E.g.: I am well
aware of his limitations [Syn: cognizant, cognisant, well aware]

awareness x aware unaware

x x x x

adj+n: greater awareness, growing awareness, increased awareness, increasing
awareness, public awareness.
adv+adj: acutely aware, fully aware, increasingly aware, keenly aware, well aware.
v+adj: become aware, make aware.
v+n: increase awareness, raise awareness.
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capacity
[kəpæsəti]
noun
1. the amount that can be contained. E.g.: the gas tank has a capacity of 12
gallons [Syn: content]
2. the power to learn or retain knowledge; in law, the ability to understand the
facts and significance of your behavior. [Syn: mental ability]
3. a specified function. E.g.: he was employed in the capacity of director, he
should be retained in his present capacity at a higher salary
4. the maximum production possible. E.g.: the plant is working at 80% capacity
capacity x x x
x x x incapacitate
incapacitated
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challenge
[tʃæləndʒ]
verb
1. take exception to. E.g.: She challenged his claims [Syn: dispute, gainsay]
noun
1. a demanding or stimulating situation. E.g.: they reacted irrationally to the
challenge of Russian power
2. questioning a statement and demanding an explanation. E.g.: his challenge of
the assumption that Japan is still our enemy
challenge challenge challenging x
challenger challenged x x
challenges
challenging
adj+n: major challenge, serious challenge.
v+n: face (a) challenge, pose (a) challenge, present (a) challenge.
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clause
[klɔz]
noun
1. (grammar) an expression including a subject and predicate but not constituting
a complete sentence.
2. a separate section of a legal document (as a statute or contract or will). [Syn:
article]
clause x x x
x x x x
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compound
[kɑmpaʊnd]
adj
1. composed of many distinct individuals united to form a whole or colony. [Syn:
colonial]
2. consisting of two or more substances or ingredients or elements or parts. E.g.:
soap is a compound substance, housetop is a compound word, a
blackberry is a compound fruit
verb
1. put or add together. [Syn: combine]
2. make more intense, stronger, or more marked. [Syn: intensify, heighten, deepen]
noun
1. a whole formed by a union of two or more elements or parts.
compound compound compound x
x compounded x x
compounding
compounds
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conflict
[kɑnflɪkt]
verb
1. go against, as of rules and laws. E.g.: This behavior conflicts with our rules
[Syn: run afoul, infringe, contravene]
2. be in conflict. E.g.: The two proposals conflict!
noun
1. a state of opposition between persons or ideas or interests. E.g.: his conflict of
interest made him ineligible for the post, a conflict of loyalties
2. a disagreement or argument about something important. E.g.: the familiar
conflict between Republicans and Democrats [Syn: dispute, difference]
3. an incompatibility of dates or events. E.g.: he noticed a conflict in the dates
4. a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in a war. [Syn: battle, fight]
conflict conflict conflicting x
x conflicted x x
conflicting
conflicts
adj+n: armed conflict, internal conflict, political conflict, potential conflict, social
conflict, conflicting interests.
v+n: come into conflict (with), resolve (a) conflict.
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consult
[kənsʌlt]
verb
1. seek information from. E.g.: You should consult the dictionary [Syn: refer]
2. get or ask advice from. E.g.: They had to consult before arriving at a decision
consultancy consult consultative x
consultation
consultant consulted x x
consulting
consults
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contact
[kɑntækt]
verb
1. be in direct physical contact with; make contact. E.g.: The wire must not
contact the metal cover, The surfaces contact at this point [Syn: touch,
adjoin, meet]
2. be in or establish communication with. E.g.: He never contacted his children
after he emigrated to Australia [Syn: reach, get through, get hold of]
noun
1. the state or condition of touching or of being in immediate proximity. E.g.:
litmus paper turns red on contact with an acid
2. a person who is in a position to give you special assistance. E.g.: he used his
business contacts to get an introduction to the governor [Syn: middleman]
3. a communicative interaction. E.g.: the pilot made contact with the base [Syn:
touch]
4. the physical coming together of two or more things. E.g.: contact with the pier
scraped paint from the hull [Syn: impinging, striking]

contact contact contactable x

x contacted x x
contacting
contacts

adj+n: close contact, direct contact, first contact, personal contact, physical
contact, sexual contact, social contact.
v+n: come into contact (with), maintain contact, make contact.
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decline
[dɪklaɪn]
verb
1. refuse to accept. [Syn: refuse, reject, pass up, turn down]
2. go down. E.g.: The roof declines here
noun
1. a condition inferior to an earlier condition; a gradual falling off from a better
state. [Syn: declination]
2. a downward slope or bend. [Syn: descent, declivity, fall, declination, declension,
downslope]

decline decline x x
x declined x x
declines
declining
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discrete
[dɪskrit]
adj
1. constituting a separate entity or part. E.g.: a government with three discrete
divisions [Syn: distinct]

discretion x discrete indiscrete
discretionary indiscretion
x x discretely x
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draft
[dræft]
verb
1. draw up an outline or sketch for something. E.g.: draft a speech [Syn: outline]
noun
1. preliminary version of a written work. [Syn: draft copy]
2. a preliminary sketch of a design or picture. [Syn: rough drawing]

draft draft x x
x drafted x redraft
drafting
drafts
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enable
[eneɪbəl]
verb
1. render capable or able for some task. E.g.: This skill will enable you to find a
job on Wall Street, The rope enables you to secure yourself when you
climb the mountain

x enable enabling x
x enabled x x
enables
enabling
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energy
[enɜrdʒi]
noun
1. a healthy capacity for vigorous activity. E.g.: jogging works off my excess
energy [Syn: vim, vitality]
2. (physics) the capacity of a physical system to do work; the units of energy are
joules or ergs. E.g.: energy can take a wide variety of forms

energy x energetic x
x x energetically x

adj+n: atomic energy, nuclear energy, renewable energy, solar energy.
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enforce
[enfɔrs]
verb
1. ensure observance of laws and rules. [Syn: implement, apply]
2. compel to behave in a certain way. [Syn: impose]

enforcement enforce enforced x
x enforced x x
enforces
enforcing
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entity
[entəti]
noun
1. that which is perceived or known or inferred to have its own distinct existence
(living or nonliving).

entity x x x

x x x x

adj+n: separate entity, single entity.
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equivalent
[ɪkwɪvələnt]
adj
1. equal in amount or value. E.g.: equivalent amounts [Syn: like, equal, same]
noun
1. a person or thing equal to another in value or measure or force or effect or
significance etc. E.g.: send two dollars or the equivalent in stamps

equivalence x equivalent x
equivalent

x x x x
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evolve
[ɪvɑlv]
verb
1. undergo development or evolution. E.g.: Modern man evolved long ago

evolution evolve evolutionary x
evolutionist evolved x x
evolves
evolving

adj+n: biological evolution, evolutionary process, evolutionary theory.
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expand
[ɪkspænd]
verb
1. extend in one or more directions. E.g.: The dough expands [Syn: spread out]
2. add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a
learned way, usually in writing. [Syn: elaborate, lucubrate, expatiate, exposit,
enlarge, flesh out, expound, dilate]
3. become larger in size, volume or quantity. E.g.: his business expanded rapidly

expansion expand expanded x
expansionism expanding
expansive
x expanded x x
expanding
expands
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expose
[ɪkspoʊz]
verb
1. to show, make visible or apparent. [Syn: exhibit, display]
2. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few
people or that was meant to be kept a secret. [Syn: disclose, let on, bring out,
reveal, discover, divulge, impart, break, give away, let out]
3. put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position. [Syn: endanger, peril]
exposure expose exposed x
x exposed x x
exposes
exposing
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external
[ɪkstɜrnəl]
adj
1. coming from the outside. [Syn: extraneous, outside]
2. happening or arising or located outside or beyond some limits or especially
surface. E.g.: the external auditory canal, external pressures
externalisation externalise external x
externality externalize
externalization
x externalised / -ized externally x
externalises / -izes
externalizing / -izing
adj+n: external environment, external factors, external forces, external influences,
external source, external threat, external world.
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facilitate
[fəsɪləteɪt]
verb
1. make easier. E.g.: you could facilitate the process by sharing your
knowledge [Syn: ease, alleviate]
facilitation facilitate facilitated x
facility
facilitator facilitated x x
facilitates
facilitating
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fundamental
[fʌndəmentəl]
adj
1. serving as an essential component. E.g.: an example that was fundamental to
the argument, computers are fundamental to modern industrial structure
[Syn: cardinal, central, key, primal]
2. being or involving basic facts or principles. E.g.: the fundamental laws of the
universe, a fundamental incompatibility [Syn: rudimentary, underlying]
3. far-reaching and thoroughgoing in effect especially on the nature of something.
E.g.: the fundamental revolution in human values that has occurred, the
book underwent fundamental changes, committed the fundamental error
of confusing spending with extravaga [Syn: profound]
x x fundamental x
x x fundamentally x
adj+n: fundamental aspect, fundamental assumption, fundamental change,
fundamental component, fundamental difference, fundamental importance,
fundamental principle, fundamental problem, fundamental question.
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generate
[dʒenɜreɪt]
verb
1. bring into existence. E.g.: The new manager generated a lot of problems, The
computer bug generated chaos in the office [Syn: bring forth]
2. produce (energy). E.g.: We can't generate enough power for the entire city,
The hydroelectric plant needs to to generate more electricity

x generate x x
x generated x x
generates
generating
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generation
[dʒenɜreɪʃən]
noun
1. a stage of technological development or innovation. E.g.: the third generation
of computers
2. all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age. [Syn:
coevals, contemporaries]
3. the production of heat or electricity. E.g.: dams were built for the generation
of electricity

generation x x x
x x x x

adj+n: first generation, next generation, previous generation, younger generation.
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image
[ɪmədʒ]
noun
1. a visual representation (of an object or scene or person or abstraction)
produced on a surface. [Syn: picture, icon, ikon]
image x x x
imagery
x x x x
adj+n: positive image, public image, visual image.
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liberal
[lɪbɜrəl]
adj
1. having political or social views favoring reform and progress.
2. given or giving freely. E.g.: a liberal backer of the arts [Syn: big, bighearted,
bounteous, bountiful, freehanded, handsome, giving, openhanded]
noun
1. a person who favors a political philosophy of progress and reform and the
protection of civil liberties. [Syn: progressive]
2. a person who favors laissez-faire and self-regulating economic markets.
liberalisation/ -ization liberalise/ -ize liberal x
liberalism liberate liberated
liberation
liberal liberalised / -ized liberally x
liberator liberalises / -izes
liberalising / -izing
liberated
liberates
liberating
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licence
[laɪsəns]
verb
1. authorize officially. [Syn: license, certify]
noun
1. excessive freedom; lack of due restraint. [Syn: license]
2. a legal document giving official permission to do something. [Syn: license, permit]
licence licence licensed unlicensed
license license

x licensed x x
licenses
licensing
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logic
[lɑdʒɪk]
noun
1. reasoned and reasonable judgment. E.g.: it made a certain kind of logic
2. the principles that guide reasoning within a given field or situation. E.g.:
economic logic requires it, by the logic of war
logic x logical illogical
illogically

logician x logically x

adj+n: logical approach, logical argument, logical conclusion.
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margin
[mɑrdʒən]
noun
1. the boundary line or the area immediately inside the boundary. [Syn: border,
perimeter]
2. the blank space that surrounds the text on a page.
3. a permissible difference; allowing some freedom to move within limits. [Syn:
allowance, leeway, tolerance]

margin x marginal x
x x marginally x
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medical
[medəkəl]
adj
1. relating to the study or practice of medicine. E.g.: the medical profession, a
medical student, medical school
2. requiring or amenable to treatment by medicine especially as opposed to
surgery. E.g.: medical treatment, pheumonia is a medical disease
noun
1. a thorough physical examination; includes a variety of tests depending on the
age and sex and health of the person. [Syn: checkup, medical checkup,
medical examination, medical exam, health check]

medical x medical x
x x medically x

adj+n: medical assistance, medical treatment.
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mental
[mentəl]
adj
1. affected by a disorder of the mind. E.g.: a mental patient, mental illness
2. involving the mind or an intellectual process. E.g.: mental images of happy
times, mental calculations, in a terrible mental state, mental suffering,
free from mental defects

mentality x mental x
x x mentally x

adj+n: mental health, mental illness, mental state.
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modify
[mɑdəfaɪ]
verb
1. cause to change; make different; cause a transformation. [Syn: change, alter]
2. make less severe or harsh or extreme. E.g.: please modify this letter to make
it more polite

modification modify modified unmodified
x modified x x
modifies
modifying

adj+n: modified form, modified version.
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monitor
[mɑnətɜr]
verb
1. keep tabs on; keep an eye on; keep under surveillance. [Syn: supervise,
ride herd on]
noun
1. electronic equipment that is used to check the quality or content of electronic
transmissions.
2. display consisting of a device that takes signals from a computer and displays
them on a CRT screen. [Syn: monitoring device]
monitor monitor x unmonitored
x monitored x x
monitoring
monitors
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network
[netwɜrk]
verb
1. communicate with and within a group. E.g.: You have to network if you want
to get a good job
noun
1. an interconnected system of things or people. E.g.: he owned a network of
shops, retirement meant dropping out of a whole network of people who
had been part of my life [Syn: web]
network network x x
x networked x x
networking
networks
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notion
[noʊʃən]
noun
1. a general inclusive concept.
2. a vague idea in which some confidence is placed. [Syn: impression, feeling, belief,
opinion]

notion x x x
x x x x
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objective
[əbdʒektɪv]
adj
1. undistorted by emotion or personal bias; based on observable phenomena. E.g.:
an objective appraisal, objective evidence [Syn: nonsubjective]
2. belonging to immediate experience of actual things or events. E.g.: there is no
objective evidence of anything of the kind
noun
1. the goal intended to be attained (and which is believed to be attainable). [Syn:
aim, object, target]

objective x objective x
objectivity
x x objectively x

adj+n: objective criteria, objective reality, key objective, primary objective,
strategic objective, scientific objectivity.
v+n: achieve (an) objective, meet (an) objective, set (an) objective.
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orient
[ɔrient]
adj
1. (poetic) eastern. E.g.: the orient sun
verb
1. determine one's position with reference to another point. [Syn: orientate]
noun
1. the countries of Asia. [Syn: East, Orient]
orient orient orient x
orientation orientate
x orientated x reorient
orientates reorientation
orientating
oriented
orienting
orients
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perspective
[pɜrspektɪv]
noun
1. a way of regarding situations or topics etc.. [Syn: position, view]
2. the appearance of things relative to one another as determined by their
distance from the viewer. [Syn: linear perspective]
perspective x x x
x x x x

adj+n: critical perspective, cultural perspective, global perspective, historical
perspective, new perspective, theoretical perspective.
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precise
[prɪsaɪs]
adj
1. sharply exact or accurate or delimited. E.g.: a precise mind, specified a
precise amount, arrived at the precise moment
2. (of ideas, images, representations, expressions) characterized by perfect
conformity to fact or truth ; strictly correct. E.g.: a precise image, a precise
measurement [Syn: accurate, exact]
precision x precise imprecise
x x precisely x
adj+n: precise definition, precise nature.
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prime
[praɪm]
adj
1. of or relating to or being an integer that cannot be factored into other integers.
E.g.: prime number
2. at the best stage. E.g.: our manhood's prime vigor- Robert Browning
3. first in rank or degree. E.g.: the prime minister [Syn: premier]
noun
1. the period of greatest prosperity or productivity. [Syn: flower, peak, heyday,
bloom, blossom, efflorescence, flush]
2. a number that has no factor but itself and 1. [Syn: prime quantity]
primacy x prime x
prime
x x x x
adj+n: prime example, prime time.
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psychology
[saɪkɑlədʒi]
noun
1. the science of mental life. [Syn: psychological science]

psychology x psychological x

psychologist x psychologically x
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pursue
[pɜrsu]
verb
1. carry out or participate in an activity; be involved in. E.g.: She pursued many
activities [Syn: prosecute, engage]
2. follow in or as if in pursuit. E.g.: The police car pursued the suspected
attacker [Syn: follow]

pursued pursue pursued x
pursuit pursuing

x pursued x x
pursues
pursuing
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ratio
[reɪʃioʊ]
noun
1. the relative magnitudes of two quantities (usually expressed as a quotient).

ratio x x x
x x x x
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reject
[rɪdʒekt]
verb
1. refuse to accept. [Syn: refuse, pass up, turn down, decline]
2. resist immunologically the introduction of some foreign tissue or organ. E.g.:
His body rejected the liver of the donor [Syn: resist, refuse]
3. dismiss from consideration. [Syn: rule out, eliminate]
4. refuse to accept or acknowledge. E.g.: I reject the idea of starting a war, The
journal rejected the student's paper
noun
1. the person or thing rejected or set aside as inferior in quality. [Syn: cull]

reject reject x x
rejection
x rejected x x
rejecting
rejects
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revenue
[revənu]
noun
1. the entire amount of income before any deductions are made. [Syn: gross,
receipts]
2. government income due to taxation. [Syn: tax income, taxation, tax revenue]

revenue x x x
x x x x
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stable
[steɪbəl]
adj
1. firm and dependable; subject to little fluctuation. E.g.: the economy is stable
2. resistant to change of position or condition. E.g.: a stable ladder, a stable
peace, a stable relationship, stable prices
3. not taking part readily in chemical change.

stabilisation stabilise stable instability
stability stabilize unstable
stabilization
x stabilised / -ized x x
stabilises / -izes
stabilising / -izing

adj+n: political instability, economic stability, political stability.
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style
[staɪl]
verb
1. make consistent with a certain fashion or style. E.g.: style the dress
2. designate by an identifying term. E.g.: They styled their nation `The
Confederate States' [Syn: title]
noun
1. a way of expressing something (in language or art or music etc.) that is
characteristic of a particular person or group of people or period. E.g.: all the
reporters were expected to adopt the style of the newspaper [Syn:
expressive style]
2. editorial directions to be followed in spelling and punctuation and
capitalization and typographical display.
3. the popular taste at a given time. E.g.: the 1920s had a style of their own [Syn:
vogue, trend]
4. a particular kind (as to appearance). E.g.: this style of shoe is in demand

x style styled x
stylise stylised
stylize stylish
stylized

x styled x x
styles
styling
stylised / -ized
stylises / -izes
stylising / -izing
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substitute
[sʌbstətut]
adj
1. artificial and inferior. E.g.: substitute coffee [Syn: ersatz]
verb
1. put in the place of another; switch seemingly equivalent items. E.g.: substitute
regular milk with fat-free milk [Syn: replace]
noun
1. a person or thing that takes or can take the place of another. [Syn: replacement]
substitute substitute substitute x
substitution
x substituted x x
substitutes
substituting
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sustain
[səsteɪn]
verb
1. lengthen or extend in duration or space. E.g.: We sustained the diplomatic
negotiations as long as possible [Syn: prolong, keep up]
2. supply with necessities and support. E.g.: She alone sustained her family, The
money will sustain our good cause [Syn: keep, maintain]
3. establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts. [Syn: confirm, corroborate,
substantiate, support, affirm]
sustainability sustain sustainable unsustainable
sustenance sustained
x sustained x x
sustaining
sustains
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symbol
[sɪmbəl]
noun
1. an arbitrary sign (written or printed) that has acquired a conventional
significance.
2. something visible that by association or convention represents something else
that is invisible. E.g.: the eagle is a symbol of the United States [Syn:
symbolization, symbolisation, symbolic representation]
symbol symbolise symbolic x
symbolism symbolize
symbols
x symbolised / -ized symbolically x
symbolises / izes
symbolising / -izing
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target
[tɑrgət]
verb
1. intend (something) to move towards a certain goal. [Syn: aim, place, direct, point]
noun
1. the goal intended to be attained (and which is believed to be attainable). [Syn:
aim, object, objective]
target target x x
x targeted x x
targeting
targets
v+n: meet (a) target, set (a) target.
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transit
[trænzɪt] verb
1. cause or enable to pass through.
transition transit transitional x
transitory
x transited x x
transiting
transits
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trend
[trend] noun
1. a general direction in which something tends to move. [Syn: tendency]
trend x x x
x x x x
adj+n: current trend, general trend, growing trend, increasing trend, social trend.
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version
[vɜrʒən] noun
1. a mental representation of the meaning or significance of something.
2. something a little different from others of the same type. [Syn: variant, edition]
version x x x
x x x x
adj+n: earlier version, electronic version, final version, modified version, online
version, original version, revised version, simplified version.
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welfare
[welfer]
noun
1. a contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous. [Syn: wellbeing,
well-being, upbeat, eudaemonia, eudaimonia]
2. governmental provision of economic assistance to persons in need. [Syn:
social welfare]

welfare x x x

x x x x

adj+n: economic welfare, public welfare, social welfare.
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whereas
[weræz]
adv
1. while (used to introduce a comment which contrasts with the main clause).

x x x x

x x whereas x
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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other

n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (person) verb forms adv other

n (person) verb forms adv other

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

Collocations from the ACL

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (thing) verb adj opposite

Collocations from the ACL

Collocations from the ACL

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n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other

n (thing) verb adj opposite

n (person) verb forms adv other