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Meaning
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Use-Cases
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Acquire
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To gain possession or to obtain something
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The Govt. has acquired the property.
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Depict
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To represent in images or words
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The author’s story depicts the life of a farmer.
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Authority
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The power or right to give orders
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I have the authority to make decisions for this project.
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Crucial
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Extremely important/Necessary
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Paying attention in class is crucial for every student.
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Excel
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To be exceptionally good at something
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He excels at the scientific experiments.
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Explicit
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Clearly and Exact
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He gave her explicit directions on how to get to the venue.
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Corroborate
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To confirm or to provide a proof
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The research seems to corroborate the theory
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Allocate
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Assigning Resources/Responsibilities
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The Govt/. Allocated $10 billion for healthcare.
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Debilitate
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To weaken something/someone
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The treatment has debilitated him.
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Demonstrate
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Explaining how something works
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The technician is demonstrating the functioning of the machine.
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Fundamental
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Forming a necessary base or core
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This is the fundamental need of every individual.
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Contemplate
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Considering or Evaluating possible future action
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He along with his family are contemplating a move to another city.
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Thank You
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Showing appreciation for one's effort
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Thank You, for the services offered
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Goodbye
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Used to bid farewell to someone
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He wished her goodbye before leaving
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Epitome
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A perfect example of a quality or the best possible thing available
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The company are the epitome of the industry.
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Counterpart
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A person/thing having the same purpose or characteristics
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Deliberate
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Doing something Intentionally or consciously.
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The mistake made by him is deliberate.
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Devastate
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To cause severe damage to a place/thing
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The thief devastated the place before leaving.
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Bias
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Supporting or being against a particular thing, person or situation
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The judge in this case is very biased.
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Dispute
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Argument, Dispute or debate about something
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The property has been under dispute for a long time.
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Evident
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Clearly seen or Easily understood
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The Govt. Efforts during the situation are evident.
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Accumulate
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To collect or build over a time
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I have accumulated wealth over time.
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Diminish
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To reduce or become less
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His stock levels are diminishing with time.
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Emphasize
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To give importance or value to something
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He emphasized the matter a lot,
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Adequate
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Sufficient or Enough
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We have adequate room for our guests.
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Anticipate
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Expecting or Predicting Something/Situation
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We are anticipating a potential issue with this plan.
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Enormous
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Extremely big in size or value
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He has an enormous house.
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Dormant
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Inactive but capable of becoming active at a later time
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His account has been left dormant for quite a time now.
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Exaggerate
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Representing what’s greater than true
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He exaggerated the situation while talking to others.
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Fluctuate
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Having irregularity or changing too frequently
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The temperature seems to fluctuate too frequently.
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Esteem
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To respect and admire someone
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The students hold their teacher in high esteem.
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Discrepancy
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A lack of compatibility or similarity between things that should be the same
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There is a level of discrepancy between the two accounts.
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Equivalent
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Being Equal To
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His marks are equivalent to his previous year’s performance.
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Feasible
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Something that can be done easily or conveniently
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Completing this project within the set deadline seems feasible.
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Abandon
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To give up or leave behind
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I abandoned my old car.
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Exemplify
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Either To be or to give a typical example of something
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The case study perfectly exemplifies the situation or the business status.
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Exhilarate
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To give a strong feeling of excitement or make someone feel very happy
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It was an exhilarating rafting experience.
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Apprehensive
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Feeling worried or anxious about what’s going to happen
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I am very apprehensive about this project.
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Credible
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Trustworthy or Proven
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The research is backed by credible sources.
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Adjacent
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Next to or Just Touching
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Their house is adjacent to the bank.
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Constrain
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To restrict or limit someone's actions
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The security-constrained the guy from entering the premises.
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Enhance
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To improve the quality or value of
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The brooch has enhanced the overall vibe of the dress.
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Clumsy
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Use to indicate someone who lacks arrangement or is awkward in movement
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The situation has made her clumsy
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Foster
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To encourage or promote the development
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Providing an environment to foster children is important.
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Commence
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To start or take the first step
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We will commence this project from next week.
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Diligent
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Hardworking, careful or using a lot of effort
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He is very diligent about his job.
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Comply
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To follow or be adhered to
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You should comply with company rules.
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Demeanour
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The way of behaving or appearing
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This personality reassures demeanour.
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Arbitrary
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Anything happening without a plan or by chance.
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This decision was arbitrary
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Contradict
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To oppose something said
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His statements contradict his actions.
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Comprehensive
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Complete or included
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It offers comprehensive training for all.
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Exquisite
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Delicate or Unmatched Beautiful
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He has an exquisite painting collection.
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Expertise
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Having unmatched skills or knowledge in a particular area
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He has expertise in analysing the stock market.
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Elicit
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Getting or Drawing Reacting to something
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How you have managed to get this elicited information?
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Conventional
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Traditional or commonly
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He believes in doing things the conventional way.
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Acknowledge
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To admit or provide an affirmation
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I acknowledge your response
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Eliminate
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To remove, erase or get rid of something
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He has eliminated junk food from his daily diet.
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Abundant
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To exist in ample/large quantities
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There is an abundant supply of food.
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Sometimes
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Shows the occasionalism or the rarity of the event
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Sometimes there is a massive footfall at the store.
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Aggravate
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To make a situation bad/worse
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The treatment has aggravated the situation.
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Adapt
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To adjust or change as per the conditions
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I am trying to adapt to the latest timetable.
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Defer
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To delay something intentionally
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He has taken permission to defer his EMI payments.
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Exhaust
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To use up all resources or become tired
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He has exhausted all his snack supplies
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Generate
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To produce or create something
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The firm has generated a revenue of $100 billion.
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Coherent
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Logical
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He is coherent about his ideas.
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Condemn
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Expressing strong disapproval
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The film was condemned for several reasons.
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Between
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Used to show the distance of a thing from other
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The AC has been placed between the windows.
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Derive
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To obtain or Get something
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He has derived this knowledge from the source.
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Grievance
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A complaint or annoyance
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A committee has been formed to handle people’s grievances.
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Deficient
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Lacking or falling short of some necessary element
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His diet is deficient in vitamin D.
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Deteriorate
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To become worse or declining
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Her health has been deteriorating for the past week.
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Endure
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To suffer patiently or something unpleasant
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We have to endure a five-hour delay at the airport.
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Facilitate
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To provide the required facilities
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The hospital facilitates the needs of every patient.
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Cynical
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Not trusting people’s sincerity or integrity
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He has always been cynical about politicians.
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Gratify
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To please or fulfil someone’s wish
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We are gratified by your response to our appeal.
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Diverse
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Having variations or differences
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The university has diverse course offerings
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Benevolent
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Having kindness and sympathy towards others
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He was a benevolent man in the team.
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Analyze/Analyse
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Examining the situation in detail to get results
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Police are analysing what went wrong
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