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Definition : Come or bring together for a meeting
example : Today i must convene a meeting at office
Part of speech : Convener (noun) |
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Definition : Hold a conversation
Example: Sorry, i converse this conversation
Part of speech: Conversely (Adj.) |
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Definition: Change in form,character or function
Example: This ice is convert into a water
Part of speech: Conversion (noun) |
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Definition: Persuade to do
Example: I convince myself to work harder
Part of speech: Convincing (Adj.) |
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Definition: Work together to achieve something
example: To finish a difficult task, we must try to cooperate with other
Part of speech: Cooperation (noun) |
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definition: Organize the different elements of an a activity so that it works efficiently
Example: A managers job is to coordinate they worker
Part of speech: Coordination (noun) |
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Definition: The central or most important part
Example: He try to destroy it from the core of that thing
Part of speech: Coreless (adj.) |
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definition: united or combined into one
Example: They made a corporate effort to finish the job
Part of speech: Corporateness (noun) |
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Definition: Be similiar or equivalent
Example: The U.S. Congress corresponds to The British Parliament
part of speech: Correspondence (noun) |
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Definition: Two people who are married or romantically involved
Example: They make a great couple
Part of speech: Coupleable (adj.) |
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Definition: cause to happen
Example: They create a great monumen
part of speech: creation (noun) |
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Definition: A source of pride or honor
example: You are a credit to your school
Part of speech: Creditless (adj.) |
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Definition: A standart of judgement or criticism
Example: To work in Goverment is need to past some criteria
Part of speech: Criterial (adj.) |
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Definition: Involving an extremely important decision or result
Example: that's a crucial experiment
Part of speech: Cruciality (noun) |
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Definition: The arts, costume, etc. of a nation or group
Example: There are many cultures in Indonesia
Part of speech: Cultural (adj.) |
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Definition: Something that is used as a medium of exchange
Example: The Currency exchange rate for Indonesian Rupiah is down by 5%
Part of speech: Currencies (noun) |
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Definition: Any complete round or series of occurrences that repeats
Example: Sunspots increase and decrease in intensity in an 11 year cycle
part of speech: Cyclist (noun) |
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Definition: Individual facts, statistics or items of information
Example: The data is inaccurate
Part of speech: datum (noun) |
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Definition: A discussion, as of a public question in an assembly
Example: a debate in the Senate on farm price supports
Part of speech: Debater (noun) |
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Definition: A period of ten years
Example: This park is already exist for a decade
Part of speech: Decadent (adj.) |
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Definition: to refuse something
Example: He decline to say more about it
Part of speech: Decliner (noun) |
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Definition: To derive as aconclusion from something known or assume
Example: From the evidence the detective deduce the gardener had done it
Part of speech: Deducible (adj.) |
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Definition: to state or set forth the meaning of ( a word, phrase, etc.)
Example: They disagreed on how to define "Liberal"
Part of speech: Definable (Adj.) |
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Definition: Having a fix limits
Example: This is a definite area
Part of speech: Definiteness (noun) |
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