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• Formed by adding together two or more amounts : TOTAL.
example : The team with the highest aggregate score wins. |
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• Even though : although.
example : It was an amazing computer, albeit expensive. |
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• To be useful or helpful to (someone or something).
example : The new plan may benefit many students. |
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• The words that are used with a certain word or phrase and that help to explain its meaning.
example : To really know a word, you must be able to use it in context. |
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• To say the opposite of (something that someone else has said), to not agree with...
example : the results contradict all my predictions. |
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• the central or most important part of something.
example : take core out of fruit (to remove the core from a piece of fruit). |
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• To discuss (something) with people whose opinions are different from your own
example : The President debated his challenger in front of a live audience. |
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• To prevent (someone) from doing something or being a part of a group.
example : You can share files with some people on the Facebook while excluding others. |
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• The whole of somebody's property.
example : He inherited the estate from his parents. |
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• Clearly different and separate from others.
example : Each country has a distinctly different character. |
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