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A very rich area with expensive houses and shops where wealthy people live.
Affluent (area)
A place where a dead person is buried, often covered by a stone structure.
Tomb
It’s an adjective that characterizes something beautiful, breathtaking, amazing, awesome or beautiful. And it isn’t spectacular.
stunning
Democratic states have judicial and public [word]. This noun is about ensuring that all actions will be done properly, about controlling it.
oversight
extremely ugly or bad
Hideous
A place in a town where people live in houses and flats, not where there are many offices or shops.
Residential area
To build something such as a monument or building.
Erect
It’s an economic noun for foreign capital coming into a country, including money, workers, and industrial facilities.
investment
It’s a pretty formal adjective that means something will be in future. For example, [word] event/conference/elections.
forthcoming
a thin, usually square or rectangular piece of baked clay, plastic, etc. used for covering roofs, floors, walls, etc.
Tile
A famous building or monument that many people recognize, or an important historical event.
Landmark
An organised series of activities that try to achieve a particular result (for example, political or advertising).
Campaign
If you bought something, it’s your rightful [word] and you are a rightful owner of it.
property
If event/paper/research is [word] to something, it means this event deals with (relates) it.
dedicated
the time when you are not working or doing other duties
Leisure
When prices increase very quickly and by a large amount.
Soar
Official permission from local authorities to build or change a building.
Planning permission
Many learners think this word is only about the net, but it isn’t. It’s a place, when something happens.
site
If 2 people regularly have a quarrel or it happened recently, there is a(n) [word] between them.
tension
not even or smooth, often because of being in bad condition
Rough
Extremely beautiful or impressive to look at.
Stunning
When you see something or someone only for a very short time.
Glimpse
If you want something, you have a(n) [word] of it. If you want to do something, you have a(n) [word] to do it.
desire
If something increases in its sizes, it can be called a(n) [word]. This word has a broad meaning, it isn’t only about physical sizes.
expansion
giving money or goods to help a person or organization
Donation