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Definition: Check if something is true or correct.

Examples: The teacher asked us to verify the answer.

Synonyms: confirm, check, prove.

Antonyms: doubt, reject, disprove.

Forms:

Verb: verify, verified, verifying

Noun: verification

Adjective: verifiable

Adverb: verifiably.

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Definition: A conclusion or idea that you form based on evidence and reasoning, rather than something directly stated.

Examples: The detective made an inference from the clues at the scene.

Synonyms: conclusion, deduction, assumption.

Antonyms: fact, proof, certainty.

Forms:

+ Verb: infer, inferred, inferring
+ Noun: inference
+ Adjective: inferential
+ Adverb: inferentially

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DEFINITION: A statement announcing an event that may or may not come to pass, but is a variable that could occur.

EXAMPLES: Sports betting, the weather, the Wall Street economy, or the global economy.

SYNONYMS: Projection, prophecy, premonition

ANTONYMS: Uncertainty, to improvise, fact

FORMS:

Verb: Will, be going

Noun: Prediction

Adjective: Predictable

Adverb: Predictably

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Definition:
To support means to help, assist, or give strength to someone or something so it can continue, succeed, or stay stable.

Examples:

1. My friends support me when I feel nervous before a test.

2. The teacher supports students by explaining the lesson again.

3. The bridge is supported by strong pillars.

Synonyms:

Help

Assist

Back

Encourage

Aid

Antonyms:

Oppose

Discourage

Hinder

Block

Forms of the word:

Verb: support, supports, supported, supporting

Noun: support

Adjective: supportive, supported

Adverb: supportively

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DEFINITION:

Give a brief statement of the main points of (something).

EXAMPLES:

these results can be summarized in the following table.

SYNONYMS:

- recap - sum up - abridge

ANTONYMS:

- elaborate - amplify - lengthen

FORMS:

Verb:

- summarize

Noun:

- summary

Adjective:

- summarized

Adverb:

- summarily

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Definition: To evaluate means to determine the value, nature, character, or quality of someone or something after thoughtful consideration. In mathematics, it specifically refers to calculating the numerical value of a formula or function.

Example: The committee will evaluate the effectiveness of the new school policy.

Synonyms: Assess, appraise, estimate.

Antonyms: Ignore, neglect, disregard.

Forms:

Verb: Evaluate (present), Evaluated (past), Evaluating (present participle).

Noun: Evaluation (the act of judging) or Evaluator (the person performing the judgment).

Adjective: Evaluative (relating to or based on evaluation) or Evaluable (capable of being evaluated).

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Definition:
A narrator is the person or voice that tells a story in a book, movie, poem or other narrative. The narrator explains events, describes characters and guides the reader or audience through the story.

Examples:

1. The narrator in the novel describes the main character’s thoughts and feelings.

2. In the movie, the narrator explains what happened before the story begins.

3. The story is interesting because the narrator is unreliable.

Synonyms:

Storyteller

Commentator

Speaker

Chronicler

Announcer

Antonyms:

Listener

Audience

Reader

Observer

Forms of the word:

Verb:

Narrate: to tell or describe a story or events.

Example: She narrated the documentary.

Noun:

Narration: the act of telling a story.

Narrative: a story or account of events.

Adjectives:

Narrative: related to telling a story.

Narratorial: related to the narrator’s role or voice.

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1. Definition:

Words or sentences taken from what someone else said or wrote.

2. Example :

The book includes famous quotes from the author.

3. Synonyms:

citation

saying

excerpt

4. Antonyms:

original words

paraphrase

5. Forms :

Verb: quote

Noun: quote / quotation

Adjective: quoted

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Definition:

Chronological means arranged in the order of time, from earliest to latest; following the sequence in which events happened.

Examples:

The history book lists the events in chronological order, starting from ancient times.

Please put your photos in chronological order so we can see how you grew up.

The movie tells the story in chronological sequence, without flashbacks.

Synonyms:

Sequential

Consecutive

Ordered

Successive

Progressive

Serial

Time-ordered

Antonyms:

Random

Haphazard

Disordered

Arbitrary

Nonsequential

Reverse

Erratic

Forms of the word:

Adjective: chronological (main form)

Adverb: chronologically (e.g., The events are presented chronologically.)

Noun: chronology (the order or study of time/events)

SPECIFIC

Definition:

Specific means clearly defined, precise, or particular; relating to one exact thing and not general or vague.

Examples:

The teacher gave us specific instructions for the project, so we knew exactly what to do.

I asked for a specific color of shirt, not just any blue one.

She has a specific talent for playing the guitar that no one else in the class has.

Synonyms:

Precise

Exact

Particular

Definite

Distinct

Explicit

Concrete

Antonyms:

General

Vague

Broad

Indefinite

Nonspecific

Ambiguous

Forms of the word:

Adjetive: specific (main form)

Adverb: specifically (e.g., He specifically said no phones in class.)

Noun: specificity (the quality of being specific) or specifics (details)

Verb: specify (to make specific or name exactly)

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1. Definition: A particular way of considering or seeing something.

2. Examples:

His perspective on art is very different from mine.

This book was written from a liberal perspective.

China and the United States have totally different perspectives on geopolitics.

3. Synonyms:

Outlook (a person's point of view)

Standpoint (an attitude taken towards an issue; arising from personal beliefs).

Slant (a particular point of view from which something is seen or presented)

4. Antonyms:

Ignorance (lack of knowledge or information)

Blindness (lack of perception, awareness, or judgement)

5. Forms:

Verbs: To interpret or to frame or to perspectivize (there is no direct derived verb)

Nouns: Perspectivism or perspectiveness.

Adjective: Perspectival (commonly used in Academic English)

Adverb: Perspectivistically

Wars must be examined perspectivistically in order to have a slant.

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1. Definition

Resembling without being identical

2. Examples

Even though the two perfumes look similar they smell completely different.

Two combined sounds thst sound similar are called a rhyme.

3. Synonyms

Alike

Resembling

Comparable

Akin

4. Anonyms

Different

Unrelated

Incongruous

Distinct

5. Forms

Adjective: Similar

Adverb: Similarly

Noun: Similarity/ Similarities

Noun (Mathematical/ Scientific): Similitude

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PLAGIARISM

Definition:
Plagiarism means using someone else’s words, ideas, or work and presenting them as your own without giving credit to the original author.

Examples:

Copying a paragraph from a website and turning it in as your homework is plagiarism.

If a student submits a classmate’s essay as their own, that is plagiarism.

Using someone’s ideas in a project without citing the source can be considered plagiarism.

Synonyms:

Copying

Intellectual theft

Piracy

Stealing ideas

Imitation

Unauthorized copying

Antonyms:

Originality

Authenticity

Honesty

Proper citation

Attribution

Forms of the word:

Noun: plagiarism

Verb: plagiarize (to copy someone’s work and claim it as your own)

Adjective: plagiarized (e.g., a plagiarized essay)

Person: plagiarist (someone who commits plagiarism)

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1. Definition

Evidence (noun):
Information, facts, or objects that help prove that something is true or happened.

2. Examples

The police found evidence that the suspect was at the scene.

There is strong evidence that exercise improves health.

The scientist presented evidence to support her theory.

3. Synonyms

proof

confirmation

indication

testimony

documentation

4. Antonyms

disproof

contradiction

refutation

5. Forms of the Word

Noun:

evidence

Verb:

evidence (rare use, meaning to show or indicate)

Example: His actions evidence a lack of responsibility.

Adjective forms:

evident (clear, obvious)

evidential (related to evidence)

evidentiary (used in legal contexts)

Adverb:

evidently (clearly, obviously)

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Definition: Feeling very angry about someone or something because maybe something can be unfair or frustrating.

Examples: The teacher was furious when the class didn't finish the homework.

My brother was furious after losing his phone.

She became furious when someone broke her favorite book.

Synonyms:

Angry

Mad

Irritated

Antonyms:

Relaxed

Calm

Peaceful

Forms:

Adjective: furious

Adverb: furiously

Noun: fury

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Definition:
A reply, reaction, or answer to something that has been said, done, or asked.

Examples:

Her response to the teacher’s question was clear and confident.

The government’s response to the crisis was quick and organized.

I sent him a message but I haven’t received a response yet.

Synonyms:

Reply (an answer to a question, letter, or message)

Reaction (how someone acts or feels after something happens)

Answer (something said or written in response to a question)

Antonyms:

Silence (not giving any reply or reaction)

Ignoring (choosing not to react or answer)

Forms:

Verbs:

Respond (to answer or react)

Reply

Nouns:

Response ,Responsiveness

Adjective:

Responsive (quick to react or reply)

Adverb:

Sentence using the adverb:

The team acted responsively to solve the problem quickly.