Synonyms: IN MY OWN WORDS:

Antonyms:
To understand something with the
COMPREHEND MISUNDERSTAN information we have.
D

Family words:
Definition:
Word: • KNOWABL
Be cognizant or aware of a fact
KNOW or a specific piece of E (adjective)
• KNOWN
information
(noun or
adjective)
Part of a speech: Sentence: • KNOWLED
GE (noun)
VERB She knows the plight of Palestine • KNOWING
because she was born and raised there. (adjective)
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COSTLY Something that has a high

CHEAP
cost.

Family words:
Word: Definition:
• EXPENSIVELY
EXPENSIVE The adjective expensive 
(adverb)
means high in price
• EXPENSIVENE
SS (noun):
Part of a speech: Sentence:

ADJECTIVE I bought an expensive red dress.

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A popular style of clothing,
TREND ANTIFASHION accessories and other things followed
by many people over a period of time

Family words:
Definition:
Word:
A prevailing custom or style of • FASHIONLES
FASHION dress, etiquette, S (adjective)
socializing, etc. • MISFASHION
(noun)
• ANTIFASHIO
Part of a speech: Sentence: N (noun or
adjective)
NOUN I like Korean fashion because I consider it
really beautiful.
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DRAW Cause interest and get

REPE
someone’s attention.
L
Family words:
Definition:
Word: To pull or draw someone or • ATTRACTIVE
something towards them, by the (adjective)
ATTRACT qualities they have, especially good • ATTRACTABL
ones E (adjective)
• ATTRACTABL
ENESS (noun)
Part of a speech: Sentence: • ATTRACTINGL
Y (adverb)
The Olympic Games in Japan will attract a
VERB • ATTRACTION
lot of tourists to the country.
(noun)
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HEAR NOT HEAR

To pay attention with the ears.

Family words:
Definition:
Word:
• LISTENER
To give attention to someone or
LISTEN (noun)
something in order to hear
• RELISTEN
him, her, or it
(verb)
• UNLISTENIN
Part of a speech: Sentence: G (adjective)
• LISTENING
VERB I usually listen to relaxing music before
(noun)
bedtime.
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COMPETENCE The aptitude to do an activity well

INABILITY
thanks to the practice.

Definition: Family words:

Word: The ability, coming from one’s • SKILLESS
knowledge, practice, aptitude,
SKILL (adjective)
etc., to do something well. • SKILLFUL
(adjective)
• SKILLED
Part of a speech: Sentence: (adjective)
• SKILLFULL
NOUN I want to improve my english speaking
Y (adverb)
skills.
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TYPICAL EXCEPTIONAL Something habitual or regular.

Definition: Family words:

Word: Occurring or encountered or experienced
or observed frequently or • USUALLY
USUAL in accordance with regular (adverb)
practice or procedure. • USUALNES
S (noun)
Part of a speech: Sentence:

ADJECTIVE She took her usual route to work.

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To change something for the
EVOLVE DECREASE better.

Family words:
Definition:
Word:
• DEVELOPABLE
To build up, grow, or improve
DEVELOP (adjective)
gradually over time. • DEVELOPABILIT
Y (noun)
• DEVELOPMENT
Part of a speech: Sentence: (noun)
• DEVELOPER
VERB Perú need to develop new technologies for
(noun)
agronomy.
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DELIGHT DISAPPOINT Giving gratification for

something I have or I did.

Family words:

Definition: • SATISFIABLE
Word:
To please someone by giving (adjective)
SATISFY them what they want • SATISFIER
or need (noun)
• SATISFYINGL
Y (adverb)
Part of a speech: Sentence: • SATISFACTOR
Y (adjective)
VERB We will satisfy the basic needs of the
• SATISFACTIO
district of Chota in Cajamarca.
N (noun)
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CAL A state of tranquility and

WAR harmony.
M

Definition:
Family words:
Word: A stress-free state of security
and calmness that comes • PEACELESS
PEACE when there’s no fighting (adjective)
or war. • PEACELESSNE
SS (noun)
• PEACEFULLY
Part of a speech: Sentence: (adverb)
Peace between Palestine and • PEACEABLE
NOUN
Israel cannot be achieved without (adjective)
international support.