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Word type: verb
Meaning: to show that something is true.
Example sentence:  All analytical methods should be validated in respect of accuracy.

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Word type: Verb
Meaning: to grow or develope vigorously; to prosper
Example sentence: Mr A's rose garden is thriving

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Word type: Adjective

Meaning: Originating or characteristic of a particular region or country; native

Example sentences: The indigenous peoples of southern Africa.

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Word type: noun

Meaning:a journey or voyage undertaken by a group of people with a particular purpose, especially that of exploration, scientific research, or war.

Example:An expedition to the Amazon jungle

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Word type : phrasal verb

Paraphrased definition : take part in some thing like conversation, activities,etc

Example :The goverment has agreed to engage in a environment campaign to resolve the problem.

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Word type: adjective

Meaning:To describe lowly and sometimes degrading (typically job)

For example:Although I hated the menial tasks the job required, it gave me a window into the power of local government

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Word type : verb

Meaning : to cause or bring about feeling or action related to an event or fact

For example : a lot of kidnappings happening nowadays prompt the citizen's feeling of angry as well as misunderstanding situations
between people.

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Word type: noun.

Meaning: sudden raising or widenning (often in commerce).

Example: There has been a boom in voluntourism industry lately.

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Word type: phrase

Meaning: to spend most of one’s time involving in something

Example: Thomas Edison had immersed himself in lots of experiments.

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WORD TYPE : NOUN
MEANING : a generally accepted opinion or decision among a group of people
example sentence :

We were unable to reach a consensus about membership fees.

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Word type : Noun
Meaning : something that encourages a person to do something
Example sentence : Bonus payments provide an incentive to work harder.

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Word type: Phrase
Meaning: This is often used in Economics which describes a current standard in maybe salary, price, and rate for somethings.
Example sentence: The going rate of Banking Interest in Vietnam in 2017 is 7.8% per year.

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Word type: Phrase of words
Meaning: Having  diverse information on a specific  issue  which helps you  to get  sufficient  knowledge  to  comprehend  the  issue with the result that you may have a proper action towards a  solution.
Example sentence:  The documentary about wild life helps us to raise awareness about protecting rare and valuable animals from extinction.

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-Part of speech: Noun
-Paraphrased definition: information about the members of a group of people, such as how old, rich,.. they are, or how many males or females reported
-Example sentences: the demographics of radio listeners are decreasing due to the invention of mobile devices such as ipod.

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- Part of speech: Adjective

- Paraphased definition: Related to the relation of all living creatures (plants, animals, etc.) to each other and to their surrounded habitat.

- Example sentence: Some human activities could negatively affect the ecological balance of a particular area.

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- Part of speech: noun
- Paraphrased definition: protection, conservation,  the action of keeping something from being harmed, destroyed or extinction.
- Example sentence: To keep food from being rotten, we need to have proper preservation.

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Part of speech including the word: Adjective
Paraphrased definition: attractive, appealing, used to describe something that makes people feel interested of.
Example sentence: The ads for cheap airfare, great weather, and quite beaches were enticing.(1)
(1)Susan Earle - Carlin (2015).Q: Skills for Success - Listening and Speaking. New York: Oxford University Press, pg.35.