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inventionSynonym: creation, innovationAntonym: destruction, imitationDefinition: (n.) something that has been created for the first timeExample: “The telephone was one of the most important inventions of the 19th century.”originallySynonym: at first, initiallyAntonym: finally, lastlyDefinition: (adv.) in the beginningExample: “She originally wanted to be a doctor, but she became a teacher instea..

each other ____________________Synonym: one anotherAntonym: aloneDefinition: (pron.) used to refer to two or more people or things that are acting reciprocallyExample: “They helped each other with their homework.”take care of ____________________Synonym: look after, attend toAntonym: neglectDefinition: (v.) to be responsible for someone or somethingExample: “She takes care of her younger brother..

every[each] time ____________________Synonym: whenever, each timeAntonym: neverDefinition: (adv.) on every occasion that something happensExample: “She smiles every time she sees a puppy.”one another ____________________Synonym: each otherAntonym: aloneDefinition: (pron.) used to show a reciprocal relationship or action among peopleExample: “They always help one another with homework.”give (...)..

as far asSynonym: to the extent, up toAntonym: beyond, pastDefinition: (phr.) up to the point or degree of somethingExample: “As far as I know, he hasn’t arrived yet.”be responsible forSynonym: in charge of, accountable forAntonym: free from, not liable forDefinition: (phr.) to have control or duty over somethingExample: “She is responsible for managing the team.”at the age ofSynonym: when, duri..

turn downSynonym: refuse, rejectAntonym: accept, approveDefinition: (phr. v.) to refuse or reject somethingExample: “He turned down the job offer.”fail inSynonym: be unsuccessful, fall shortAntonym: succeed, accomplishDefinition: (phr. v.) to not succeed in doing somethingExample: “She failed in her attempt to climb the mountain.”be connected toSynonym: be linked to, relate toAntonym: be separat..

1. exciteSynonym: thrill, stimulateAntonym: bore, dullDefinition: (v.) to make someone feel very enthusiastic or eagerExample: "The news of the concert really excited the fans."2. aimSynonym: target, goalAntonym: aimless, randomDefinition: (n.) a goal or purpose to achieveExample: "Her aim was to become a doctor."3. residenceSynonym: home, dwellingAntonym: office, workplaceDefinition: (n.) a pla..

1. appearSynonym: emerge, show upAntonym: disappear, vanishDefinition: (v.) to come into sight; to become visibleExample: "A rainbow appeared after the rain stopped."2. overweightSynonym: heavy, obeseAntonym: underweight, slimDefinition: (adj.) heavier than is considered healthy or normalExample: "The doctor advised him to lose weight to avoid health problems."3. anniversarySynonym: celebration,..

1. abilitySynonym: skill, capabilityAntonym: inability, incompetenceDefinition: (n.) the capacity to do something or achieve a particular taskExample: "Her ability to speak multiple languages impressed everyone."2. hand outSynonym: distribute, giveAntonym: collect, gatherDefinition: (v.) to give something to people, usually in a groupExample: "The teacher will hand out the worksheets to the clas..

1. effortSynonym: attempt, endeavorAntonym: idleness, lazinessDefinition: (n.) physical or mental energy used to do somethingExample: "She put a lot of effort into finishing the project."2. understandSynonym: comprehend, graspAntonym: misunderstand, confuseDefinition: (v.) to know the meaning of somethingExample: "I understand what you are saying."3. grown-upSynonym: adult, mature personAntonym:..

relateSynonym: connect, linkAntonym: separateDefinition: (v.) to show or establish a connection between thingsExample: "Can you relate this story to your own experience?"shallowSynonym: superficial, slightAntonym: deepDefinition: (adj.) not deep; having little depthExample: "The water near the shore is shallow."seal the envelopeSynonym: close, fastenAntonym: openDefinition: (v.) to close an enve..