Definitions
at the present time
currently
rearrange the word "abides" to mean a person who is prejudiced and subjective
biased
Find a synonym for "range", "spectrum", and "capacity"
scope
Her boss mistreated him at work. (make passive)
He was mistreated at work.
Do you suffer of any allergies?
Do you suffer from any allergies?
to deal with or respond to an issue or a concern
address
Rearrange "corpse" to mean a range of a subject covered by a book, article, etc.
scope
Find a synonym for "confuse" and "mix up"
complicate
Rising sea levels will impact coastal cities around the world.
Use the noun form of 'impact'
Rising sea levels will have an impact on coastal cities around the world.
People who mistreat with their animals should be banned from keeping them.
People who mistreat their animals should be banned from keeping them.
to consider or remember something when making a decision
take (something) into account
Rearrange "roaming" to mean a single living thing
organism
Find a synonym for "defend", "preserve", and "shield"
safeguard
The new rules will make the tax system complicated.
Use the verb form of 'complicated'
The new rule will complicate the tax system.
He is bias against people of his own country.
He is biased against people of his own country.
To affect or influence something
impact
Rearrange "teratism" to mean abuse
mistreat
Find a synonym for "let go", "set free", "publish", and "discharge"
release
They will release the new series next week. (Make Passive)
The new series will be released next week.
The government must address to the housing issue.
The government must address the housing issue.
An unfair preference or prejudice for or against something
bias
Rearrange the word "overruffs" to mean to experience something negative and unfortunate
suffer from
Find a synonym for "abuse" and "harm"
mistreat
They need to address the complaints. (Make passive)
The complaints need to be addressed.
We must take account the weather before we set a date for our picnic.
We must take into account the weather before we set a date for our picnic.