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adjective, noun 3 syl.
creative Tending to create things, or having the ability to create; often, excellently, in a novel fashion, or any or all of these. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
curious Tending to ask questions, or to want to explore or investigate; inquisitive; (with a negative connotation) nosy, prying. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
deep Extending, reaching or positioned far from a point of reference, especially downwards. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 2 syl.
direct Proceeding without deviation or interruption. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
generous Willing to give and share unsparingly; showing a readiness to give more (especially money) than is expected or needed. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
level The same height at all places; parallel to a flat ground. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 3 syl.
serious Important; weighty; not insignificant. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
sharp Terminating in a point or edge, especially one that can cut or pierce easily; not dull, obtuse, or rounded. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 4 syl.
ability The power or skill to do something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
abundant Fully sufficient; found in copious supply; in great quantity; overflowing. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
achieve To successfully reach a goal through effort. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
action The process of doing something to achieve a result. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
balance An even distribution that prevents tipping or excess. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
beautiful Extremely pleasing to the senses or the mind. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 1 syl.
bright Giving out strong light; also clever or cheerful. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb, noun 1 syl.
calm Peaceful and free from agitation or strong emotion. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
challenge A difficult task that tests your abilities, or an invitation to compete. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 1 syl.
change To become different, or the act of becoming different. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
consider To think carefully about something before deciding. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
courage The ability to act despite fear or difficulty. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
create To make or produce something original. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
decide To make a choice or reach a final conclusion. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
develop To grow, improve, or bring something new into being. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
discover To find or become aware of something for the first time. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 1 syl.
dream Images in sleep, or a deeply held ambition. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
fact Something known to be true and verifiable. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 1 syl.
fair Treating everyone equally; just and without bias. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
focus The centre of attention; to direct attention on one thing. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
freedom The ability to act, speak, or think without restriction. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
goal A result or achievement you aim and work toward. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
grateful Feeling or showing thankfulness for something you have received. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 1 syl.
guide Someone or something that leads and shows the way. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
happy Feeling or showing joy and pleasure. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
honest Truthful, genuine, and free from deception. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 1 syl.
hope Expectation and desire for something positive to happen. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
imagine To form a mental image of something not yet present. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
important Having great value, meaning, or effect. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
improve To make or become better than before. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
journey A long trip or a process of change and growth. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
joy A strong feeling of happiness and delight. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
just Fair and right; or exactly, only, or very recently. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 1 syl.
kind Caring and gentle toward others; also a type or category. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
knowledge Facts, ideas, and skills a person has learned or discovered. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
language A system of words and rules used for communication. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 1 syl.
lead To guide others or be at the front of a group or race. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 1 syl.
learn To gain knowledge or skill through study or experience. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
listen To actively pay attention to sound or speech. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb, adjective 2 syl.
master A person of great skill; to become highly skilled at something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
meaning What something signifies, represents, or intends. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
moment A very brief period of time; a significant point in time. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
natural Existing in nature; or genuine and effortless. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 2 syl.
notice To become aware of; a written announcement or warning. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
observe To watch carefully and attentively to learn or notice. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb 2 syl.
open Not closed or blocked; honest and receptive to ideas. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
overcome To succeed in dealing with a difficulty or obstacle. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
patience The ability to wait or endure without becoming upset. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, adjective 2 syl.
patient A person or animal that receives health care from a doctor, nurse, dentist, allied health practitioner, or other person educated in health care. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
powerful Having great strength, force, or influence. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
practical Relating to, or based on, practice or action rather than theory or hypothesis. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
practice Repeated activity to develop skill; an established method. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb 2 syl.
precise Consistent, clustered close together, agreeing with each other (this does not mean that they cluster near the true, correct, or accurate value). Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
progress Forward movement toward a better or more advanced state. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
reason A cause or explanation; to think logically. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 4 syl.
reliable Reliable is an English word. Open the page for definition, examples, synonyms, and antonyms. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
remember To bring something from the past back into your mind. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 2 syl.
resolve To solve a problem; or firm determination to act. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
respect Admiration and consideration for someone's qualities or rights. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 1 syl.
share To give a portion to others; to use or have something jointly. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
simple Easy to understand, do, or use; not complicated. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
skill An ability developed through training or experience. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 1 syl.
solve To find an answer or solution to a problem. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, adjective 2 syl.
stable A building, wing or dependency set apart and adapted for lodging and feeding (and training) ungulates, especially horses. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 1 syl.
strong Having great power, force, or resistance. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
success The achievement of a goal or something you aimed for. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 1 syl.
teach To give someone knowledge or skills through instruction. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 1 syl.
think To use the mind to reason, form ideas, or make judgements. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 1 syl.
trust A firm belief in someone's reliability and honesty. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
truth That which is real, accurate, and corresponds to fact. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
unique Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
useful Able to be used practically; giving real benefit. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
value The worth or importance of something; to consider important. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
vision The ability to see; or the ability to plan and imagine the future. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
vital Absolutely essential; or full of energy and life. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
wisdom Experience and knowledge applied with good judgement. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
wonder A feeling of amazed curiosity; or to think curiously about something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 1 syl.
write To form words on a surface to communicate or express. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 1 syl.
yield To produce a result; or to give way and let others pass. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
careful Taking care; attentive to potential danger, error or harm; cautious. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 1 syl.
clean Free of dirt, filth, or impurities (extraneous matter); not dirty, filthy, or soiled. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
clear Bright; luminous; not dark or obscured. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
common Occurring or happening regularly or frequently; usual. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 1 syl.
fast Firmly or securely fixed in place; stable. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
formal Proper, according to strict etiquette; not casual. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
fresh Newly produced or obtained; recent. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 2 syl.
friendly Generally warm, approachable and easy to relate with in character. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
human Of or belonging to the species Homo sapiens or its closest relatives. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
negative Not positive or neutral; bad; undesirable; unfavourable. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
positive Included, present, characterized by affirmation. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 1 syl.
soft Easily giving way under pressure. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb 2 syl.
complete With all parts included; with nothing missing; full. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
complex Made up of multiple parts; composite; not simple. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb 2 syl.
correct Free from error; true; accurate. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
genuine Not counterfeit, spurious, false, or adulterated Belonging to, or proceeding from the original stock; native Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
growth An increase in size, number, value, or strength. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 4 syl.
original First in a series of copies or versions. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
real True, genuine, not merely nominal or apparent. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 1 syl.
safe Not in danger; out of harm's reach. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, adjective 1 syl.
smart To feel a pungent pain of mind; to feel sharp pain or grief; to be punished severely; to feel the sting of evil. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, adverb 1 syl.
smooth Having a texture that lacks friction. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 1 syl.
weak Lacking in force (usually strength) or ability. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
amazing Causing great surprise, wonder, or admiration. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 1 syl.
brave Ready to face danger or difficulty without fear. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 2 syl.
compare To assess the similarities and differences between two or more things "to compare X with Y". Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
flexible Capable of adapting or changing to suit new or modified conditions or situations. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 2 syl.
humble Modest, not arrogant; respectful of others. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 3 syl.
idea More generally, any result of mental activity; a thought, a notion; a way of thinking. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
inspire To fill someone with enthusiasm or the desire to act. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 1 syl.
keen Strongly interested or enthusiastic; sharp and quick. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
modern Pertaining to a current or recent time and style; not ancient. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 1 syl.
source The person, place, or thing from which something (information, goods, etc.) comes or is acquired. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
understand To know what something means, how it works, or why it matters. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 1 syl.
word The smallest unit of language that has a particular meaning and can be expressed by itself; the smallest discrete, meaningful unit of language. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 1 syl.
zeal Great enthusiasm and energy in pursuit of a goal. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, adjective 1 syl.
choice An option; a decision; an opportunity to choose or select something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, adjective 2 syl.
final A final examination; a test or examination given at the end of a term or class; the test that concludes a class. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
insight Power of acute observation and deduction A sight or view of the interior of anything; a deep inspection or view; introspection; frequently used with into. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
subtle Senses relating to tangible things. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
adapt To adjust or change to fit new conditions. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb 2 syl.
concise Brief, yet including all important information. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
confident Very sure of something; positive. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, verb 2 syl.
gentle Tender and amiable; of a considerate or kindly disposition. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
power The ability to do or undergo something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
intent Firmly fixed or concentrated on something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 3 syl.
motivate To give someone a reason or desire to act. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb, noun 2 syl.
nurture To care for and encourage growth over time. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 1 syl.
rare Small in number (but not unusual); infrequent; sparse. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
result That which results; the conclusion or end to which any course or condition of things leads, or which is obtained by any process or operation; consequence or effect. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
zenith The highest point, directly overhead or figuratively at peak. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 4 syl.
significant Having a noticeable or major effect. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
casual Designed for informal or everyday use. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
persuade To successfully convince (someone) to agree to, accept, or do something, usually through reasoning and verbal influence. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 3 syl.
premium Superior in quality; higher in price or value. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
vivid Bright, intense, or colourful. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, adjective 3 syl.
verified A user of the Twitter microblogging service whose identity has been confirmed by Twitter. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 5 syl.
vocabulary The collection of words a person knows and uses. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 1 syl.
yearn To feel a strong, deep longing for something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
fluent Able to use a language accurately, rapidly, and confidently. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 2 syl.
effort Energy and work applied toward achieving something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
enjoy To take pleasure or satisfaction from something. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
excellent Extremely good; meeting or exceeding a very high standard. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
verb 2 syl.
explore To travel through or examine something unknown in detail. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun 3 syl.
quality The standard of excellence; a characteristic feature. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 2 syl.
question A sentence asking for information; to ask or challenge. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective, noun 2 syl.
quiet Making little or no noise; calm and peaceful. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
noun, verb 4 syl.
experience Knowledge or skill gained by living through events; also, the events themselves. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms
adjective 3 syl.
xenial Friendly and hospitable, especially toward guests. Definition Examples Synonyms Antonyms

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