Spelling
ocupation
florest
occupation
forest
Stem: COMMUNICATE
Sentence: "Effective ___ is crucial in any relationship."
Sentence: "Effective communication is crucial in any relationship."
undermine
to make someone less confident, less powerful, or less likely to succeed, or to make something weaker, often gradually: undermine
"Despite he was tired, he managed to finish the project."
"Despite being tired, he managed to finish the project."
"Despite the fact that he was tired, he managed to finish the project."
We went there __ January.
He place the laptop __ the table.
We went there IN January.
He place the laptop ON the table.
aknowledg
knowledg
knowledgable
acknowledge
knowledge
knowledgeable
Stem: EDUCATE
Sentence: "The government has increased funding for ___ this year."
Sentence: "She was unable to make an ___ guess due to her lack of knowledge."
Sentence: "The government has increased funding for education this year."
Sentence: "She was unable to make an educated guess due to her lack of knowledge."
wholeheartedly
in a way that is completely enthusiastic and without any doubt: wholeheartedly
"The reason of his absence was not clear."
"I look forward to meet you next week."
"The reason for his absence was not clear."
"I look forward to meeting you next week."
"I'm really interested on learning more about this topic."
"She's been living in Paris from 2010."
"I'm really interested in learning more about this topic."
"She's been living in Paris since 2010."
deshonestly
formaly
sincerelly
dishonestly
formally
sincerely
Stem: RESPONSIBLE
Sentence: "It's important for all citizens to act ___ towards conserving resources."
"Jane should've been more careful and less ___."
Sentence: "It's important for all citizens to act responsibly towards conserving resources."
Jane should've been more careful and less irresponsible."
worship
rehearse
to love, respect, and admire someone or something very much, often without noticing the bad qualities of that person or thing: worship
to practise a play, a piece of music, etc. in order to prepare it for public performance: rehearse
"He's been living here since ten years."
"It was the most interesting book I ever read."
"The number of participants were surprisingly high."
"He's been living here for ten years."
"It was the most interesting book I have ever read."
"The number of participants was surprisingly high."
"He's been accused for theft, but he claims he's innocent."
"They congratulated him for his achievement in the competition."
"He's been accused of theft, but he claims he's innocent."
"They congratulated him on his achievement in the competition."
unecessarilly
througout
behaveour
disaproval
unnecessarily
throughout
behaviour
disapproval
Stem: KNOW
Sentence: "His ___ of ancient cultures is impressive."
Sentence: "His knowledge of ancient cultures is impressive."
assess
comply
to judge or decide the amount, value, quality, or importance of something: assess
to act according to an order, set of rules, or request:
comply
"I would appreciate if you could send me the report by tomorrow."
"By the time we will arrive, the conference will have been over for three hours."
"I wish I would have known about the meeting earlier."
"I would appreciate it if you could send me the report by tomorrow."
"By the time we arrive, the conference will have been over for three hours."
"I wish I had known about the meeting earlier."
"They're focused in improving customer satisfaction."
"The book is based at true events."
"He's very good on handle difficult situations."
"They're focused on improving customer satisfaction."
"The book is based on true events."
"He's very good at handling difficult situations."
embarasing
trustworth
unpolite
inconscious
uneficient
embarrassing
trustworthy
impolite
unconscious
inefficient
Stem: COMPETE
The annual science fair at the university is known for its ___ nature, pushing students to explore beyond their academic limits.
In an effort to maintain market share, the company launched a new product line aimed at ___ directly with the industry leader.
Her ___ often came across as aggressive, but it was this trait that propelled her to the top of her field in record time.
The annual science fair at the university is known for its competitive nature, pushing students to explore beyond their academic limits.
In an effort to maintain market share, the company launched a new product line aimed at competing directly with the industry leader.
Her competitiveness often came across as aggressive, but it was this trait that propelled her to the top of her field in record time.
enhance
comprise
edible
to improve the quality, amount, or strength of something: enhance
to have things or people as parts or members; to consist of: comprise
suitable or safe for eating: edible
"She suggested me to apply for the scholarship."
"If I had know the consequence, I would have act differently."
"However I studied truly hard, I only managed to score slightly above average."
"She suggested that I apply for the scholarship." or "She suggested applying for the scholarship."
"If I had known the consequence, I would have acted differently."
"Although I studied truly hard, I only managed to score slightly above average."
"She apologized for being late at the meeting."
"This solution is different than the one we discussed before."
"He was blamed with the failure of the project."
"She apologized for being late for the meeting."
"This solution is different from the one we discussed before."
"He was blamed for the failure of the project."