Definition:
A statement about what will happen in the future

Example:
My prediction is that it will rain tomorrow

Synonyms:
forecast, guess, expectation

Antonyms:
fact, result, certainty

Forms:
predict (verb)
predictable (adjective)
predictor (noun)

Example: This activity encourages students to evaluate different points of view and present their own conclusions.

Synonym: Assess

Antonym: Misjudge

Forms: evaluate, evaluation, evaluative

Definition:

Having qualities in common; alike but not exactly the same.

Example:

The two paintings look similar, but one is brighter.

Synonyms:

alike, comparable, analogous

Antonyms:

different, distinct, opposite

Forms:

Adjective: similar

Adverb: similarly

Noun: similarity

Example: The history project asks students to present events in chronological order from the earliest to the most recent.

Synonym: Sequential

Antonym: Random

Forms: chronology, chronologically

Ejm: The scenes were held together by a narrator recounting the events.

Narrate (Verb): to tell a story, often by reading aloud from a text, or to describe events as they happen.

Ejm: In this study, children in all groups exhibited more complex language when narrating a cartoon than when describing their classroom.

Adjetives: Narrative

Synonyms: storyteller, relater

Antonyms: listener, audience

Examples:

• There is no scientific evidence to suggest that underwater births are dangerous.

• There is no scientific evidence to suggest that underwater births are dangerous.

Synonyms: proof, confirmation, testimony, indication, verification, support, documentation, data

Antonyms: disproof, refutation, contradiction, denial, counterevidence

Forms:

Noun: evidence

Verb: evidence (rare)

Adjective: evidential, evident

Adverb: evidently

Example:The teacher will verify the answers of the exam

Synonyms : check,confirm,validate,prove

Antonyms: ignore and doubt

Forms: verify(verb)

verification(noun)

verifiable(adjective)

verified(adjective)

Definition:
A sentence or phrase that is repeated exactly as someone else said or wrote it.

Example:
My teacher used a famous quote to inspire the class.

Synonyms:
citation, saying, quotation

Antonyms:
original words, paraphrase

Forms:
quote (verb / singular noun)
quotes (plural noun)
quoted (past tense)
quoting (present participle)

Definition: to holding up, reinforcing, or providing assistance to someone or something

Example: I always support my brother because he is part of my family.

Synonyms: help, encourage, assist.

Antonyms: abandon, oppose, ignore.

Forms:

Verb: support

Noun: support

Adjective: supportive

Adverb: supportively

Definition: Using another person’s ideas or work and pretending that it is your own.

example: Copying a paragraph from a website and saying you wrote it is plagiarism.

synonyms: copying, theft, appropriation

antonyms: original work, honesty

forms:

plagiarize (base form)

plagiarizes (present simple – he/she/it)

plagiarized (past simple / past participle)

plagiarizing (present participle / gerund)

Example: The structural alignment process suggests that inferences are made on the basis of systematicity.
Synonyms: deduction, speculation, supposittion, conjecture, conclusion.

Antonyms: fact, reality, proof, evidence, trust.

Forms: infer, inferentially, inferential.

Example: From my perspective, the situation was understood

Synonyms: Point of view, viewpoint, standpoint.

Antonyms: Ignorance, blindness.

Forms:

Noun: perspective

Adjective: perspectival

Adverb: perspectively

Example: The virus attacks specific cells in the brain.

Synonyms: Particular, special, distinct, precise, concrete, unique, specified, definite

Antonyms: Common, general, vague, and indefinite

Noun: Specificity

Verb: Specify

Adjective: Unspecific, non-specific.

Adverb: Specifically.

Example: She gave a quick response to the teacher’s question.

Synonyms: reply, answer, reaction.

Antonyms: silence, question, request.

Forms:

Verb: respond

Noun: response

Adjective: responsive

Adverb: responsively