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Definition: A way of thinking or acting etc. Example: A lot of drivers have a serious attitude problem. Part of Speech: Attitude (Verb) |
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Definition: A quality that is a particular part of a person or thing. Example: Intelligence is not one of his attributes. Part of Speech:
Attribute (Noun) Attribution (Verb) |
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Definition: The person who creates or starts sth, especially a plan or an idea. Example: As the author of the proposal I cannot agree with you.
Part of Speech: Author (Noun) Authored (Verb) |
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Definition: The power or right to give orders or make decisions. Example: She was given the authority to change the rules here. Part of Speech: Authority (Noun) Authoritative (Adj) Authorise (Verb) |
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Operating with minimal human intervention; independent of external control. Example: This heater is automatic. Part of Speech: Automatic (Adj) Automatically (Adv) |
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Definition: Obtainable or accessible and ready for use or service. Example: The ticket you needed isn't available now. Part of Speech: Available (Adj) Availability (Noun) |
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Definition: Having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception. Example: She's aware that this problem is beyond her capability. Part of Speech: Aware (Adj) Awarness (Noun) |
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Definition: As the agent of or on someone's part (usually expressed as "on behalf of" rather than "in behalf of").
Example: I'm here on behalf of my parents. Part of Speech: Behalf (Noun) |
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Definition: Something that aids or promotes well-being; advantage; gain. Example: They have the benefit of a good education. Part of Speech: Benefit (Noun) |
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Definition: Tendency to be unfair in one's decisions by strongly favouring one side, person, etc; influence in an unfair way. Example: They have the influence to bias the decision. Part of Speech: Bias (Verb) |
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Definition: A connection that fastens things together. Example: They have such a strong bond. Part of Speech: Bond (Noun) |
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Definition: Of short duration or distance. Example: This is going to be really brief. Part of Speech: Brief (Adj) Briefly (Adv) Briefcase (Noun) |
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Definition: The property of something that is great in magnitude.
Example: That thing is very bulk. Part of Speech: Bulk (Noun) Bulky (Adj) |
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Definition: Have the skills and qualifications to do things well. Example: She's really capable. Part of Speech: Capable (Adj) Capability (Noun) |
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Definition: The maximum production possible. Example: This is the capacity of our newest storecase. Part of Speech:
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Definition: A general concept that marks divisions or coordinations in a conceptual scheme. Example: What is the category of this case? Part of Speech: Category (Noun) |
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Definition: Put an end to a state or an activity. Example: He's going to cease this case. Part of Speech: Cease (Verb) |
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Definition: A demanding or stimulating situation; issue a challenge to. Example: I challenge you to finish this project. Part of Speech: Challenge (Verb) |
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Definition: (often plural) a means of communication or access; send from one person or place to another. Example: The channel isn't very clear. Part of Speech: Channel (Noun) |
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Definition: A separate section of a book, usually with a number or title. Example: Have you read the chapter on the International Accounting Standard? Part of Speech: Chapter (Noun) |
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Definition: A visual display of information; represent by means of a graph. Example: Please make a chart from this data. Part of Speech: Chart (Verb) |
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Definition: Produced by or used in a reaction involving changes in atoms or molecules. Example: The chemical is really complicated. Part of Speech: Chemical (Noun) |
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Definition: A condition that accompanies or influences some event or activity. Example: The circumstance now is on our favour. Part of Speech: Circumstance (Noun) |
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Definition: Make reference to. Example: Please cite this article. Part of Speech: Cite (Verb) |
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