C2 English Vocabulary List, Proficient CEFR Words

C2 is near-native. Vocabulary work is about precision, connotation, and idiom, not basic meaning.

Years of immersion plus deliberate study.

About C2

C2 is near-native. The active vocabulary is 16,000+ words, but the work is not about adding more; it is about precision, connotation, and idiom. You learn that prevaricate is not a synonym for lie, that bask and wallow take different objects, and that the order of adjectives in English is not a matter of taste. Subtle register shifts (formal/informal, written/spoken, regional) become deliberate choices.

Who this list is for

If you can read poetry, write a publishable essay, and pass for a long-term resident in conversation, you are around C2. Reaching C2 typically requires years of immersion plus deliberate study. Only a small fraction of IELTS candidates score Band 9 (the C2 equivalent), and most native speakers do not actually pass C2 exams without preparation.

How to study

At C2 there is no shortcut to volume. Read literary fiction, academic texts, and broadsheet journalism. Pay attention to what feels off when you write; that is usually a register or collocation gap. Use spaced repetition for rare words and idioms you want to add to active vocabulary. The work at this level is endless and incremental; vocabulary growth does not stop, it just becomes invisible.

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The list (2272 words)

  • abandoning C2 They are abandoning their old house by the sea.
  • abandonment C2 Abandonment can be devastating.
  • abandons C2
  • aberration C2 Such a sanction is an inconceivable aberration in the application of international law.
  • abhor C2 Many people abhor violence and cruelty.
  • abhorrent C2 Such cruelty is abhorrent to all decent people.
  • abhorrently C2 He acted abhorrently towards his colleagues.
  • abject C2 These people live in abject poverty.
  • abstinence C2 They advocate complete abstinence.
  • abstractions C2 These things are mere abstractions.
  • abstractly C2 The philosopher spoke abstractly about the nature of existence.
  • abstracts C2
  • abundantly C2 Rain will fall abundantly tonight.
  • academia C2 The invention of the Internet has revolutionized the world of academia for the better.
  • academically C2 Mark can write academically.
  • academics C2 Academics need to think.
  • academies C2 She attended several prestigious academies to further her education.
  • accessed C2 She accessed the information from the digital archive.
  • accesses C2
  • accessing C2 He spent hours accessing the information from the old database.
  • accolade C2 She received an accolade for her outstanding academic achievements.
  • accommodated C2 I accommodated him with money.
  • accommodates C2 Our hotel accommodates 2000 guests.
  • accommodating C2 The hotel staff were very accommodating to our needs.
  • accompanied C2 The celebration was accompanied by loud music and dancing.
  • accompanies C2 The music accompanies the dancers on the stage.
  • accompaniment C2 He sang to guitar accompaniment.
  • accompanying C2 No one is accompanying us.
  • accountability C2 Transparency begins with accountability.
  • accrue C2 Benefits accrue to the community from reconstruction.
  • accumulated C2 The problems have accumulated.
  • accumulates C2 The snow accumulates on the summit.
  • accumulating C2 He is accumulating a lot of debt from his studies.
  • acknowledged C2 She acknowledged that she had made a mistake.
  • acknowledgements C2
  • acknowledges C2 He acknowledges the danger.
  • acknowledging C2 He is acknowledging that he made a mistake.
  • acreage C2 The farm had a large acreage for growing crops.
  • acrimonious C2 Their acrimonious debate lasted for hours.
  • acrobatic C2 The acrobatic dancer performed amazing feats.
  • acrobatically C2 The cat jumped acrobatically onto the table.
  • acrobatics C2 He can do the most amazing acrobatics.
  • ad lib C2
  • ad-lib C2
  • adaptability C2 Crisis management requires adaptability and quick thinking.
  • adaptations C2 There must be adaptations in the translations.
  • adapted C2 He adapted to the era.
  • adapting C2 There will be some adapting.
  • adaptive C2 Use an adaptive approach.
  • adapts C2 She adapts herself to circumstances.
  • additive C2 This food additive is toxic.
  • adept C2 He is an adept climber.
  • adequacy C2 The adequacy of the supplies was questioned by the committee.
  • adhere C2 They adhere to each other.
  • adhesion C2 The surgery caused adhesion between his organs.
  • adjusted C2 She adjusted her dress.
  • adjusting C2 He is adjusting the focus on the camera.
  • adjustments C2 Life is all about adjustments.
  • adjusts C2 He adjusts the volume.
  • admonish C2 No words were able to admonish him.
  • adornment C2 It now became manifest that beauty is enhanced by adornment.
  • adulterate C2 You should not adulterate wine with water.
  • adulthood C2 In cats, grooming continues into adulthood.
  • adults C2 Not all adults drink.
  • advocacy C2 Advocacy was always his passion.
  • advocated C2 He advocated abolishing class distinctions.
  • advocates C2 She advocates for cooperation.
  • advocating C2 She is advocating for better public transportation options.
  • affectation C2 His constant laughter seemed like an affectation.
  • aggregated C2 The numbers aggregated to a large sum.
  • aggregates C2 The total aggregates of the costs were high.
  • aggregating C2 The data is aggregating into a single report.
  • aggregation C2 The aggregation of player statistics was completed in two seconds.
  • aghast C2 She watched that aghast.
  • agile C2 What an agile guy!
  • agility C2 Dolphins demonstrate marvelous agility.
  • aided C2 We aided him with money.
  • aiding C2 He is aiding the police by giving them important information.
  • all-encompassing C2
  • allegorical C2 The story had an allegorical meaning about life.
  • allegory C2 Chess, allegory of a war, is a game of attack and defense.
  • allocated C2 I just roughly allocated it to each function.
  • allocates C2 The government allocates funds for public education each year.
  • allocating C2 The manager is allocating more resources to the project.
  • allocations C2 The budget included allocations for unexpected expenses.
  • allot C2 Allot the money for R&D.
  • allotment C2 The allotment is inadequate.
  • allude C2 The article seemed to allude to a previous scandal.
  • allusion C2 I understand the allusion.
  • alterable C2 This fabric is alterable and can be dyed any color.
  • alteration C2 The plan is incapable of alteration.
  • alterations C2 How long will it take for alterations?
  • altered C2 She altered her plans.
  • altering C2 The vet discussed the altering of the male cat.
  • alternating C2 The light is alternating on and off.
  • alters C2 He alters the altar while chipping away the stone.
  • amalgamate C2 The two companies will amalgamate next year.
  • ambiguities C2 The instructions contained several ambiguities.
  • ameliorate C2 Financial reforms may ameliorate the current economic difficulties.
  • amended C2 They amended the document.
  • amending C2 Thank you for amending that mistake.
  • amendments C2 Neither of the amendments passed.
  • amends C2 I tried to make amends.
  • amorphous C2 The cloud had an amorphous shape that changed constantly.
  • amorphously C2 The clouds drifted amorphously across the evening sky.
  • anachronism C2 This seems like a bit of an anachronism.
  • analogies C2 The teacher used analogies to explain the complex concept.
  • analogous C2 Your situation is analogous to mine.
  • anarchic C2 Where is the line between free and anarchic?
  • angst C2 He was angst-ridden.
  • angsty C2 The teenager seemed angsty about his future.
  • angular C2 These rocks are angular.
  • angularity C2 The sharp angularity of the building was striking.
  • annex C2 In this annex are 10 passenger exits.
  • anonymity C2 The donor requested anonymity.
  • antediluvian C2 The antediluvian man lived a long time ago.
  • anthology C2 This is an anthology of poems.
  • anthropological C2 The book offered an anthropological perspective on ancient societies.
  • anthropologically C2 We studied the culture anthropologically to understand their traditions.
  • anticipated C2 I anticipated his question.
  • anticipates C2 My mother anticipates all my desires.
  • anticipating C2 She is anticipating a busy holiday season.
  • anticlimactically C2 He spoke anticlimactically about his great success.
  • antidote C2 Who has the antidote?
  • antipathy C2 I experienced a feeling of antipathy towards the speaker.
  • antithesis C2 He is the antithesis of his brother.
  • antithetical C2 Your proposal is antithetical to our own.
  • apostle C2 He was an apostle of change, advocating for new social policies.
  • appease C2 Only a sincere apology will appease my anger.
  • append C2 You can append new data to the existing file.
  • appended C2 Please read the files appended to this email carefully.
  • appendices C2 The appendices are missing from this edition.
  • appending C2 Please add your name, appending it to the list.
  • appendix C2 I had my appendix removed.
  • appendixes C2 The book included several helpful appendixes at the end.
  • appends C2 The new chapter appends to the end of the story.
  • appreciable C2 There was an appreciable amount of damage to the car.
  • appreciably C2 She was appreciably tanned after her vacation.
  • appreciated C2 She appreciated our encouragement.
  • appreciates C2 She appreciates your help.
  • appreciating C2 I am appreciating your help with this difficult task.
  • apprehend C2 I sometimes apprehend that there will be some difficulty.
  • approximated C2 His description approximated to the truth.
  • approximates C2 The story approximates to historical truth.
  • approximating C2 The estimated cost is approximating the initial budget.
  • approximation C2 Purity is at best an approximation.
  • approximations C2 I came to the result by approximations.
  • aptitude C2 He has an aptitude for painting.
  • arbitrarily C2 No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.
  • arbitrariness C2 Arbitrariness is the enemy of freedom.
  • arcane C2 This book has arcane symbols that are hard to read.
  • arcanely C2 The secret message was hidden arcanely within the text.
  • archaic C2 The method is archaic.
  • archetypal C2 The archetypal hero always overcomes adversity.
  • archetype C2 This old castle is the archetype for many modern buildings.
  • archival C2 She is working with old archival documents from the city.
  • ardor/ardour C2
  • arduous C2 Therapy is incredibly arduous.
  • arduously C2 Climbing the mountain arduously took all day.
  • armory/armoury C2
  • articulation C2 Good articulation is important for clear speaking.
  • artifact C2 I heard they found an alien artifact on the moon.
  • artifice C2 The language of truth must be, with no doubt, simple and without artifice.
  • ascertain C2 Ascertain whether they are safe or not.
  • assembled C2 She assembled the motor.
  • assembles C2 He assembles washing machines.
  • assemblies C2 The car has many complex assemblies.
  • assembling C2 Assembling the furniture took longer than expected.
  • assiduous C2 She was an assiduous student, always completing her work early.
  • assigned C2 They assigned you a name.
  • assigning C2 Assigning numbers to abstract things is a dangerous business.
  • assignments C2 He completed the assignments.
  • assigns C2 My father assigns specific tasks for each weekend.
  • assimilate C2 You must assimilate into new surroundings.
  • assimilation C2 Assimilation into a new culture can be challenging.
  • assurances C2 There are no assurances.
  • assured C2 You can rest assured.
  • assuredly C2 He will assuredly win the race.
  • assures C2 The contract assures payment on time.
  • assuring C2
  • astringent C2 The doctor applied an astringent to stop the bleeding.
  • athleticism C2 His great athleticism helped him win the race.
  • attaches C2 He attaches value to wisdom.
  • attaching C2 A stapler is very useful for attaching papers together.
  • attachments C2 I am returning the letter and the attachments.
  • attained C2 He attained his hopes.
  • attaining C2 I could never imagine attaining such a position.
  • attainments C2 Her academic attainments were recognized by the entire school.
  • attains C2 He attains happiness by means of yoga.
  • attitudes C2 Attitudes sure have changed.
  • attributable C2 His success is attributable to hard work and dedication.
  • attributed C2 He attributed everything to himself.
  • attributes C2 He attributes his success to hard work.
  • attributing C2 She is attributing her success to the hard work of her team.
  • attribution C2 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.
  • attributive C2 The word 'big' is an attributive adjective in 'a big house'.
  • attrition C2 The constant attrition of the rock face created a smooth surface.
  • attuned C2 They were highly attuned to the possibility of there being scheduling issues.
  • auspicious C2 Today is an auspicious day.
  • austere C2 Austere economic policies have significantly affected economic performance.
  • austerely C2 He lived austerely in a small room.
  • austerity C2 Parliament approved the austerity measures by a narrow majority.
  • authenticity C2 Beauty is found in authenticity.
  • authored C2 Who authored this article?
  • authoring C2 She is known for authoring several best-selling novels.
  • authors C2 They are promising authors.
  • authorship C2 This student claimed authorship of an essay she clearly did not write.
  • automate C2 This would be so much faster if my boss would let me automate it.
  • automated C2 Jobs should be automated.
  • automates C2 The factory automates the work.
  • automating C2 We are automating the factory processes.
  • automation C2 Job automation is a good idea.
  • autonomous C2 This robot is entirely autonomous.
  • autonomously C2 The robot can move autonomously without human control.
  • autopilot C2 Get off of autopilot.
  • avarice C2 Young men are apt to fall a victim to their own avarice.
  • averse C2 This investment is not for the risk-averse.
  • avian C2 Has the avian flu been eradicated?
  • axiom C2 Honesty is an axiom of good business.
  • axiomatic C2 That all people deserve respect is axiomatic.
  • babble C2 All James could do was babble.
  • banish C2 You will banish him.
  • banishment C2 His banishment from the town was sad.
  • baroque C2 He was into baroque music.
  • bauble C2
  • behest C2 She agreed to the plan at his behest.
  • belligerence C2 His constant belligerence made him unpopular.
  • belligerent C2 The belligerent nation refused to negotiate peace.
  • beneficiary C2 The beneficiary of the insurance is her spouse.
  • bequest C2 Did the bequest cover the cost of recruiting a professor?
  • bereft C2 He was bereft of all hope.
  • bereftly C2
  • besiege C2 The army decided to besiege the small town.
  • besmirch C2 That news will besmirch his reputation for honesty.
  • biased C2
  • biases C2 We must acknowledge our own biases to make fair decisions.
  • biasing C2 Corrupt courts are biasing the public mind.
  • blandishment C2 His blandishment did not convince her to change her mind.
  • blight C2 The sugar cane blight ruined the harvest.
  • blitz C2 The company is planning an advertising blitz for the new product.
  • blubber C2 The whale has a thick layer of blubber.
  • blubbery C2 The blubbery seal rested on the ice.
  • blurb C2 The website displayed a small blurb of a blog post.
  • bogus C2 This is completely bogus.
  • bona fide C2
  • bonded C2 The two pieces of wood are bonded together.
  • bonding C2 For me, bonding with everyone is natural.
  • bout C2 A bout lasts about five minutes.
  • brandish C2
  • breadwinner C2 My father is the breadwinner.
  • brevity C2 Brevity is not your strong point.
  • briefed C2 Have you been briefed?
  • briefing C2 Do you need a briefing?
  • briefs C2 These are my briefs.
  • brim C2 Fill the glass to the brim.
  • brimstone C2 Brimstone is another word for sulfur.
  • brink C2 He stood on the brink of the cliff.
  • brood C2 The alien is a brood parasite.
  • brouhaha C2 The sudden brouhaha startled the audience.
  • buccaneer C2 The buccaneer searched for buried treasure on the island.
  • bucolic C2 No machines disturbed the bucolic scene.
  • buffoonery C2 His buffoonery made everyone in the audience laugh.
  • burgeoning C2 The economy is burgeoning with new opportunities.
  • buzzard C2 Can you tell the difference between a buzzard and a kite?
  • cacophony C2 What is this cacophony?
  • caffeinate C2 I need to caffeinate before my morning run.
  • calamitous C2 The economic crisis had calamitous consequences for many families.
  • calamitously C2 The storm hit the town calamitously.
  • calamity C2 A calamity was avoided by sheer luck.
  • callous C2 How could she be so callous?
  • callously C2 He callously ignored the suffering of his neighbors.
  • calorific C2 This food is very calorific and gives energy.
  • capabilities C2 I believe in your capabilities.
  • capacious C2 The capacious bag held all of their camping gear.
  • capacities C2 The room has capacities for fifty people.
  • capitulate C2 The defeated army was forced to capitulate to the enemy.
  • capricious C2 Humans are very capricious beings.
  • carbonize/carbonise C2
  • catastrophically C2 The bridge collapsed catastrophically.
  • cay C2 We saw a small cay near the coast.
  • ceased C2 The whispers have ceased.
  • ceases C2 It never ceases to amaze me.
  • ceasing C2 He was ceasing his efforts after many failures.
  • centralized/centralised C2
  • challenged C2 He challenged the system.
  • challenger C2 The reigning champion is ready for any challenger.
  • challengers C2 He looked the toughest of all the challengers.
  • challenges C2 He challenges her religion.
  • channelled C2 Information was channelled through the official spokesperson.
  • channelling C2 The satellite dish is channelling signals from space.
  • channels C2 Please stop changing channels.
  • charted C2 She charted a course through the stars.
  • charting C2 The sailors were charting their course across the ocean.
  • charts C2 His IQ is off the charts.
  • chemically C2 Acids react chemically with metals.
  • chemicals C2 Are these chemicals dangerous?
  • choreographical C2 The choreographical elements were very complex.
  • choreography C2 The choreography is quite simple.
  • chronologically C2 The events were arranged chronologically in the historical document.
  • chronology C2 The chronology of events was hard to follow.
  • chrysalis C2 Humanity has yet to form its chrysalis.
  • cinematographer C2 The cinematographer captured the scene beautifully.
  • cinematography C2 Cinematography is a magical world.
  • circumnavigate C2 They plan to circumnavigate the globe in their new boat.
  • circumnavigation C2 He began his circumnavigation of the world in a sailing boat.
  • citations C2 Academic writing uses citations.
  • cited C2 Neither report cited any sources.
  • cites C2
  • citing C2 The lawyer was citing previous cases in court.
  • clandestine C2 They started a forbidden and clandestine relationship.
  • clarification C2 I just wanted clarification.
  • clarified C2 She clarified her answer for us.
  • clarifies C2 The explanation clarifies the complex theory.
  • clarifying C2 Thanks for clarifying that.
  • classics C2 Reading classics is not easy.
  • clauses C2 Passive clauses make sentences more complicated.
  • clinch C2 Did you clinch the deal?
  • cloister C2 The monk lived in a quiet cloister for many years.
  • cloistered C2 The garden was cloistered, providing a quiet and private space.
  • co-operate C2
  • co-operated C2
  • co-operates C2
  • co-operation C2
  • co-operative C2
  • co-operatively C2
  • coalesce C2 Now a few thoughts are starting to coalesce in my mind.
  • coax C2 She’ll do it if you coax her.
  • cocoon C2 I saw a cocoon on the tree.
  • coded C2 The message was coded so only authorized people could read it.
  • codes C2 The company follows strict codes of conduct.
  • coding C2 The spy was skilled in coding secret messages.
  • cogent C2 His argument was cogent and clear.
  • cogently C2 He argued cogently for his point of view.
  • cognitive C2 I want to major in cognitive science.
  • cognizant C2 We are cognizant of the problem.
  • coherently C2 I cannot coherently formulate words without coffee.
  • coincided C2 Our birthdays coincided last year, which was fun.
  • coincidences C2 Coincidences happen every day.
  • coincident C2 Their birthdays are coincident, falling on the same day.
  • coincidental C2 That was purely coincidental.
  • coincides C2 His opinion coincides with ours.
  • coinciding C2 Our birthdays are coinciding this year; we will celebrate together.
  • collapsed C2 The control tower collapsed.
  • collapses C2 The well regularly collapses.
  • collapsible C2 There are collapsible solar cookers.
  • collapsing C2 The old building started collapsing after the storm.
  • colleagues C2 Where are your colleagues?
  • collide C2 The views of the two politicians collide violently.
  • collider C2 Scientists use a collider to smash particles together at high speeds.
  • colloquial C2 Avoid colloquial expressions in academic writing.
  • colloquially C2 This article is written too colloquially and has too many spelling mistakes.
  • colloquium C2 The weekly colloquium featured a renowned historian.
  • combustion C2 Oxygen is necessary for combustion.
  • commenced C2 The ceremony commenced with a welcome speech.
  • commencement C2 Commencement is typically the first or second Saturday in April.
  • commences C2 The meeting commences at nine o'clock.
  • commencing C2 We are commencing the work tomorrow morning.
  • commensurate C2 This great feat needs a commensurate prize.
  • commensurately C2 Her success was commensurately rewarded with a promotion.
  • commitments C2 We had prior commitments.
  • commits C2 A pirate commits piracy.
  • committed C2 He committed multiple crimes.
  • committing C2 Both admitted committing the crime.
  • commode C2 He needed to use the commode after his long journey.
  • commodities C2 The shop sells many different commodities like food and clothes.
  • commodity C2 Commodity prices were rising.
  • communicable C2 The flu is a communicable disease that spreads easily.
  • communicated C2 We communicated through gestures.
  • communicates C2 He communicates with her honestly.
  • communicating C2 Are you communicating effectively?
  • communications C2 Modern communications connect people across the globe instantly.
  • communicatively C2 She speaks communicatively, making her ideas easy to understand.
  • compatibility C2 They had a compatibility test.
  • compellingly C2 No one has compellingly argued otherwise.
  • compilation C2 Is this a compilation?
  • compilations C2 The music compilations were very popular.
  • compiled C2 Who compiled this list?
  • compiles C2 The researcher compiles data from various sources.
  • compiling C2 He is compiling a list of his favorite songs.
  • complemented C2 They complemented each other.
  • complementing C2 The blue and gold are complementing each other well.
  • complements C2 Cheese complements wine well.
  • compounded C2 All compounded things are subject to decay.
  • compounding C2 The compounding of different flavors made a new taste.
  • compounds C2 The plants manufacture complex chemical compounds.
  • comprehensively C2 The report covered the topic comprehensively.
  • comprised C2 The committee is comprised of ten members.
  • comprises C2 The group comprises five people.
  • comprising C2 The team is comprising players from different countries.
  • computerize/computerise C2
  • conceivably C2 It is conceivably possible that the train will arrive late.
  • conceived C2 When was democracy conceived?
  • conceives C2 She conceives new ideas for her art projects.
  • conceiving C2 She is conceiving a new plan for the project.
  • concentrates C2 The machine makes metal concentrates.
  • concentrating C2 The scientist is concentrating the solution to make it stronger.
  • conciliation C2 After the argument, there was a conciliation between the friends.
  • conciliatory C2 He said a few conciliatory words.
  • concomitant C2 War is often a concomitant of political change.
  • concurrence C2 The results showed a clear concurrence between the two studies.
  • concurrent C2 The two events were concurrent and unrelated.
  • concurrently C2 The two events occurred concurrently, causing confusion.
  • condensation C2 The windows are misted up with condensation.
  • condone C2 How can they condone this?
  • conduit C2 Water flows through the underground conduit to the city.
  • confabulate C2 He would confabulate stories about his adventures.
  • confabulation C2 We had a long confabulation about our future plans.
  • confection C2 The cake was a delicious confection with layers of cream.
  • conferences C2 I attend scientific conferences.
  • conferred C2 She conferred with her lawyer.
  • conferring C2 After conferring for several hours, they made the agreements public.
  • confers C2 The ability to regulate your blood temperature confers an evolutionary advantage.
  • confined C2 He confined himself to his room.
  • confines C2 It was not so difficult to escape their confines.
  • confining C2 The small room felt very confining.
  • confirmed C2 It has been confirmed.
  • confirming C2 New photos are confirming his story.
  • confirms C2 The evidence confirms it.
  • conflicted C2 James was feeling conflicted.
  • conflicting C2 Their ideas are conflicting.
  • conflicts C2 I do not like conflicts.
  • conformability C2 The new design showed excellent conformability to the existing structure.
  • conformable C2 The child was conformable to his parents' wishes.
  • conformance C2 The two boxes are in perfect conformance.
  • conformation C2 The molecule has a specific conformation.
  • conformed C2 When he was in the military, he conformed to the strict army rules.
  • conforming C2 Her actions are conforming to the new rules.
  • conformist C2 Never be a conformist.
  • conformists C2 The group was criticized for its strict conformists.
  • conforms C2 It conforms to the requirements of logic.
  • confound C2 The complex math problem will confound the students.
  • confrontational C2 He is not confrontational.
  • confrontationally C2 He spoke confrontationally, challenging every point made by the opposition.
  • congenial C2 All of our neighbors are congenial individuals and always up for a social gathering.
  • conglomerate C2 The conglomerate rock had many different small stones.
  • conjecture C2 Is that knowledge or conjecture?
  • connotation C2 This word has a negative connotation.
  • connote C2 His silence seemed to connote disapproval of the plan.
  • consign C2 He will consign his soul to the devil.
  • consignment C2 I bought this at the consignment shop.
  • consternation C2 The consternation was general.
  • constrained C2 I felt constrained to help her.
  • consultants C2 The consultants offered valuable advice to the business.
  • consultations C2 The doctor had several consultations with the patient.
  • consultative C2 We had a consultative meeting with the experts.
  • consulted C2 She consulted a doctor.
  • consulting C2 I’m a consulting detective.
  • consults C2 He consults her opinions.
  • contactable C2 You can reach me by phone if you are contactable.
  • contacted C2 I contacted a supplier.
  • contacting C2 I am contacting you about the urgent matter.
  • contacts C2 Their frequent contacts at work led to a strong professional relationship.
  • contagion C2 The contagion spread quickly through the crowded city.
  • contemporaries C2 The book describes the lives of famous contemporaries from that era.
  • contemptuous C2 Some artists are contemptuous of criticism.
  • contemptuously C2 He looked at the proposal contemptuously, dismissing it immediately.
  • contractual C2 Enter in a contractual agreement with me and become a young magical girl!
  • contractually C2 The terms of employment are contractually defined in the agreement.
  • contradicted C2 You contradicted the teacher.
  • contradicting C2 They kept contradicting themselves.
  • contradictions C2 There are some contradictions.
  • contradicts C2 Your proposal contradicts ours.
  • contraption C2 What do you call that contraption?
  • contrarily C2 He refused to go, contrarily acting out against the rules.
  • contrasted C2 They contrasted colors creatively.
  • contrasting C2 They are entirely contrasting opinions.
  • contrastive C2 The contrastive analysis showed the differences.
  • contrasts C2 Red contrasts well with blue.
  • contrite C2 He felt contrite after admitting his mistake.
  • contrive C2 They contrived a plan to escape the room.
  • controversially C2 The politician controversially suggested a new policy.
  • controversies C2 There are many controversies about the new law.
  • conundrum C2 He solved the conundrum.
  • conversions C2 The conversions of the currency were easy.
  • converted C2 He converted the penalty.
  • convertible C2 I drive a convertible.
  • converting C2 Converting the old currency to the new one was complex.
  • converts C2 She was known as one of the converts to the new philosophy.
  • convinces C2 The evidence convinces the jury of his guilt.
  • convincingly C2 She argued her point convincingly and won the debate.
  • cooperated C2 They cooperated to finish the project.
  • cooperates C2 The team cooperates well to achieve their goals.
  • cooperating C2 No one was cooperating.
  • cooperatively C2 They worked cooperatively to finish the project.
  • cordon C2 The cordon has already been removed.
  • corpse C2
  • corpus C2 We need to improve the corpus together.
  • correlate C2 The two factors correlate with each other.
  • correlation C2 No correlation was found.
  • corroborate C2 I can corroborate his story.
  • cosmic C2 What is cosmic radiation?
  • cosset C2 Parents often cosset their only child.
  • counsel C2 Keep your own counsel!
  • counterproductive C2 That would be counterproductive.
  • counterproductively C2 His constant interruptions were counterproductively affecting our progress.
  • couples C2 The spa offers couples massages.
  • coupling C2 The coupling connected the two train cars securely.
  • crippling C2 The injury was crippling and ended his career.
  • crony C2 He went to the game with his usual crony.
  • crucially C2 The correct diagnosis was crucially important for her recovery.
  • crystallization/crystallisation C2
  • crystallize/crystallise C2
  • cull C2 There is no reason to cull pigs right now.
  • cultish C2 His followers had a cultish devotion to the leader.
  • curate C2 They curate exhibitions for new artists.
  • curator C2 The museum curator is responsible for the collection.
  • currencies C2 We need to exchange our currencies at the bank.
  • cycled C2 Some walked, others cycled.
  • cycles C2 Economies go in cycles.
  • cyclic C2 This is a cyclic topic.
  • cyclical C2 Is time linear or cyclical?
  • dampen C2 Not even you can dampen my spirits right now!
  • deaden C2 This will deaden the pain.
  • debatable C2 Their success is debatable.
  • debated C2 We debated the problem.
  • debates C2 There are always debates.
  • debating C2 The two friends were debating the best movie.
  • debilitate C2 The long illness began to debilitate her.
  • decades C2 That happened decades ago.
  • decentralize/decentralise C2
  • declination C2 The company has seen a declination in its profits this year.
  • declined C2 Her condition soon declined.
  • declines C2 The road declines sharply.
  • declining C2 His health has been declining for several months.
  • decorum C2 Her decorum at the formal event was impeccable.
  • deference C2 He spoke with deference to his teacher.
  • deficient C2 The structure is deficient in harmony.
  • deficiently C2 The project was deficiently managed from the start.
  • definitive C2 The definitive answer is no.
  • deleterious C2 This would have a deleterious effect on our ability to organize.
  • delicatessen C2 Sorry, where can I find a delicatessen?
  • delineate C2 Can you delineate the main points of the story?
  • demarcate C2 The fence will demarcate the property line.
  • demystification C2 The demystification of the complex theory helped many students.
  • demystify C2 Healthy discussions can demystify many topics.
  • deniable C2 His story was deniable and not true.
  • denials C2 Her repeated denials of involvement did not convince the investigators.
  • denied C2 She was denied bail.
  • denies C2 He denies ever being at the scene of the crime.
  • denotation C2 The denotation of the word is in the dictionary.
  • denotations C2 The denotations of the word are clear.
  • denote C2 We use the symbol “⊂” to denote proper inclusion.
  • denoted C2 All fields denoted with are required.
  • denotes C2 Do you think his silence denotes guilt?
  • denoting C2 The dark clouds were denoting an approaching storm.
  • denounce C2 We need to denounce this.
  • denunciation C2 Citizens lived in constant fear of denunciation and repression.
  • denying C2 He is denying that he ever said those words.
  • depraved C2 This criminal is morally depraved.
  • depravity C2 Depravity is becoming the norm in modern life.
  • deprecate C2 Many people deprecate the use of plastic bags.
  • deprecatingly C2 He spoke deprecatingly about his own achievements.
  • depress C2 Parties always depress me.
  • depresses C2 This place depresses me.
  • depressive C2 I was in one of my deeply depressive states.
  • derelict C2
  • derision C2 Derision is the food of fools.
  • derisive C2 That writer is known for his derisive style.
  • derisively C2 He laughed derisively at my terrible drawing.
  • derogatory C2 His comments were derogatory.
  • desiccate C2 We desiccate the fruit to keep it.
  • desolate C2 The public square is desolate.
  • detectable C2 The faint sound was barely detectable.
  • detected C2 Errors are corrected where detected.
  • detecting C2 A lie detector works by detecting changes in pulse and respiration.
  • detectives C2 He worked alongside detectives.
  • detector C2 The smoke detector went off.
  • detectors C2 The motion detectors in the backyard went off.
  • detects C2 The nose detects smells.
  • deterrent C2 I think this would act as a deterrent.
  • detract C2 Do not detract from his achievements.
  • deviant C2 His deviant behavior made others uncomfortable.
  • deviantly C2 He behaved deviantly, ignoring all the established social norms.
  • deviated C2 The car deviated from the main road.
  • deviates C2
  • deviating C2 Go ahead without deviating.
  • deviation C2 No deviation from the regulations will be tolerated.
  • deviations C2 These deviations from the plan caused delays.
  • devices C2 Airplane mode silences devices.
  • devotedly C2 She loves him devotedly.
  • devotes C2 He devotes himself to his work.
  • devoting C2 He is devoting all his energy to his studies.
  • devotions C2 Her devotions to her family were clear.
  • diatribe C2
  • dichotomy C2 That is a false dichotomy.
  • didactic C2 Mistakes have great didactic value.
  • differentiated C2 Technology has differentiated our cultures.
  • differentiates C2 This new software differentiates between the two types of files.
  • differentiating C2 He began differentiating between the two colours.
  • differentiation C2 The math teacher explained the concept of partial differentiation.
  • diffuse C2 She gave a diffuse answer.
  • digress C2 You tend to digress.
  • dilatory C2 His dilatory approach to the task caused significant delays.
  • diligently C2 You must work diligently.
  • dimensional C2 Four-dimensional space is confusing.
  • dimensions C2 We perceive three spatial dimensions.
  • diminish C2 To say so should not diminish his importance.
  • diminished C2 His curiosity has diminished.
  • diminishes C2 Fear diminishes during the day.
  • diminishing C2 The deficit is diminishing.
  • diminution C2 There was a noticeable diminution in the size of the crowd.
  • discernible C2 Her voice was barely discernible.
  • discrete C2 Each student received a discrete task to complete.
  • discretely C2
  • discretionary C2 She has discretionary power to make decisions.
  • discriminated C2 They are discriminated against.
  • discriminates C2 She discriminates between good and bad quality products.
  • discriminating C2 She is discriminating between the different types of flowers.
  • disdainful C2 She gave a disdainful look to the person who interrupted her.
  • disparage C2 The men disparage each other.
  • disparagement C2 His constant disparagement hurt her feelings deeply.
  • disparaging C2 I dislike using disparaging terms.
  • disparagingly C2 He spoke disparagingly about his colleagues.
  • dispersal C2 The dispersal of seeds is important for the plant.
  • disperse C2 How do trees disperse their seeds?
  • displaced C2 Will the mission help displaced families?
  • displacement C2 Many adults missed out on schooling because of warfare and displacement.
  • displaces C2 The flood displaced many families from their homes.
  • displacing C2 The large truck was displacing water as it drove through the flood.
  • displayed C2 She displayed excellent behavior.
  • displaying C2 The artist was displaying his latest paintings at the gallery.
  • displays C2 The clock displays the time.
  • disposable C2 I am not disposable.
  • disposed C2 She disposed of the old furniture by giving it away.
  • disposes C2 Man proposes, God disposes.
  • disposing C2 They are disposing of their old furniture.
  • dissemble C2 He tried to dissemble his true feelings about the situation.
  • disseminate C2 We need to disseminate knowledge.
  • dissemination C2 The dissemination of scientific knowledge is essential.
  • dissension C2 On the religious side, the decision caused serious dissension among followers.
  • dissipate C2 The crowd began to dissipate.
  • distill C2 Now we will distill this water.
  • distillation C2 The distillation process is used to create pure alcohol.
  • distorted C2 His face is distorted.
  • distorting C2 He is distorting my words.
  • distortions C2 The bad news caused many distortions in his life.
  • distorts C2 Our atmosphere distorts telescopic images.
  • diversely C2 The artists expressed themselves diversely through their unique creations.
  • diversification C2 Economic diversification means more jobs.
  • diversified C2 The company diversified its products to reach new markets.
  • diversifies C2 The school diversifies its classes each year.
  • diversify C2 You should diversify your portfolio.
  • diversifying C2 The company’s activities are diversifying internationally.
  • divination C2 Her lucky guess about the lottery number was a moment of pure divination.
  • dole out C2
  • domains C2 Language covers virtually all domains of reality.
  • domesticated C2 Dogs were domesticated before cats.
  • domesticating C2 Through domesticating ourselves like cattle, people began civilization.
  • domesticity C2 She enjoyed the domesticity of her quiet country home.
  • domestics C2 The wealthy family employed several domestics for their mansion.
  • drabness C2 The drabness of the room made me sad.
  • drafted C2 Did you get drafted?
  • drafting C2 The first drafting of the letter was quite short.
  • dramas C2 The theater offers many interesting dramas.
  • dramatisation C2 The dramatisation of the novel was very popular.
  • dramatisations C2 The play had many good dramatisations.
  • dramatise C2 The writer decided to dramatise the historical events.
  • dramatised C2 The author dramatised the historical events for the novel.
  • dramatises C2 She dramatises the story for the children.
  • dramatising C2 She is dramatising the story for the children.
  • dramatists C2 The play was written by famous dramatists.
  • dramatization C2 The dramatization of the book was very exciting.
  • dramatizations C2 The book contains several dramatizations of historical events.
  • dramatize C2 She decided to dramatize the story for the children.
  • dramatized C2 The author dramatized the historical events for the play.
  • dramatizes C2 The author dramatizes the events in his book.
  • dramatizing C2 The author is dramatizing the events for effect.
  • dribble C2 I saw a dribble of water from the tap.
  • drudgery C2 The drudgery of housework never ends.
  • dubiously C2 He answered the question dubiously.
  • dwarfism C2
  • dynamics C2 Representation influences power dynamics.
  • ebb C2 Every tide has its ebb.
  • ebullient C2 She was ebullient when she heard the good news.
  • eccentricity C2 His eccentricity is visible.
  • echo C2 The mountains echo wisdom.
  • echolocate C2 Bats echolocate to find their way in the dark.
  • echolocation C2 Dolphins rely on echolocation.
  • economize/economise C2
  • ecotourism C2 Ecotourism is more and more popular.
  • edification C2 The lecture provided much edification for the curious students.
  • edifice C2 This edifice is a mosque.
  • edify C2 His speech was meant to edify, not to attack.
  • edited C2 She edited an article.
  • editing C2 He does video editing.
  • editions C2 This book has gone through eight editions.
  • editorials C2 The newspaper has many interesting editorials.
  • editors C2 Experienced editors do good work.
  • edits C2 The broadcaster made edits to the television schedule.
  • efficacy C2 The potential vaccine showed better than 90% efficacy in Phase 3 tests.
  • egalitarian C2 An egalitarian believes that all people should have equal rights.
  • egregious C2 He would never make a mistake this egregious.
  • eke out C2
  • elasticity C2 This material lacks elasticity.
  • elated C2 I was extremely elated.
  • elation C2 Elation gave way to horror.
  • electrode C2 The electrode melted and mixed with the steel.
  • elephantine C2 His elephantine frame filled the doorway completely.
  • eliminated C2 Have I been eliminated?
  • eliminates C2 Random assignment to a study group eliminates selection bias.
  • eliminating C2 We are eliminating all unnecessary expenses from the budget.
  • elimination C2 It was a matter of elimination.
  • elucidate C2 Allow me to elucidate.
  • emancipate C2 There are five ways to emancipate themselves from the bond of worldly passions.
  • embed C2 How can I embed the debt clock on my Web site?
  • embodiment C2 I am the embodiment of the law!
  • embody C2 I embody the law!
  • embroil C2 The argument threatened to embroil them in a serious dispute.
  • emerged C2 I have emerged stronger.
  • emergent C2 Life is an emergent property of chemistry.
  • emerges C2 Truth emerges in time.
  • emerging C2 The sun is emerging from behind the clouds.
  • eminence C2 She figured as a gray eminence.
  • eminent C2 He is eminent for his great discoveries.
  • emolument C2 The emolument for the position was quite generous.
  • empirically C2 We learned empirically that the theory was correct.
  • empiricism C2 His theory of knowledge is based on empiricism.
  • emulate C2 Every child needs someone to admire and emulate.
  • emulation C2 Her emulation of the successful artist inspired many.
  • emulsification C2 The emulsification process creates a stable mixture.
  • emulsifier C2 An emulsifier helps oil and water mix together smoothly.
  • emulsify C2 The chef will emulsify the sauce until smooth.
  • enabled C2 Technological development enabled scientific development.
  • enabler C2 Technology can be an enabler for people with disabilities.
  • enables C2 Money enables you to buy anything.
  • enabling C2 This software update is enabling users to access more features.
  • encompass C2 Writing cannot express all words, words cannot encompass all ideas.
  • encountered C2 He encountered unexpected obstacles.
  • encountering C2 The two ships were encountering each other in the narrow strait.
  • encounters C2 He encounters big problems.
  • encumber C2 I am sorry to encumber you with the children.
  • encumbrance C2 Since the temperature has warmed, my coat has become an encumbrance.
  • enduringly C2
  • energetically C2 The children played energetically while their parents remained calm.
  • energies C2
  • enervate C2 Constant criticism can enervate even the most determined person.
  • enforced C2 Parking will be enforced.
  • enforces C2 The police officer enforces civil law.
  • enforcing C2 The police are enforcing the new traffic laws.
  • engender C2 The speech was intended to engender hope among the citizens.
  • enhanced C2 My life experiences enhanced my growth.
  • enhancement C2 Are you requesting an enhancement or reporting an error?
  • enhances C2 The cheese enhances the flavor.
  • enhancing C2 This new software is enhancing productivity for the team.
  • enigmatic C2 Break this enigmatic silence!
  • enormity C2 He was unaware of the enormity of the offense.
  • enthuse C2 His speech did not enthuse the audience.
  • entities C2 The list included many different entities.
  • ephemera C2
  • ephemeral C2 All dreams are ephemeral.
  • ephemerality C2 The ephemerality of youth is sad.
  • epoxy C2 The strong epoxy bonded the two pieces of wood together.
  • equable C2 The weather remained equable throughout the vacation.
  • equanimity C2 She faced the crisis with remarkable equanimity.
  • equilibrium C2 The market never reaches stable equilibrium.
  • equipped C2 The station is well equipped.
  • equipping C2
  • equips C2 The new equipment equips the team for the competition.
  • equivalence C2 What does translation equivalence involve?
  • equivocal C2 Research in this area is somewhat equivocal.
  • eroded C2 The coastline has eroded over many years due to the sea.
  • erodes C2 The constant wind erodes the soft rock.
  • eroding C2 The constant eroding of the coast caused problems.
  • erosion C2 The constant wind caused significant erosion of the coastline.
  • erroneous C2 It is, once again, completely erroneous!
  • erroneously C2 He erroneously assumed the train was on time.
  • errors C2 The statistics contained errors.
  • erudite C2 He is an erudite person.
  • esoteric C2 The lecture contained many esoteric references.
  • estates C2 He inherited large estates from his wealthy family.
  • etch C2 The artist will etch the design onto the metal plate.
  • etching C2 The art museum displayed a beautiful etching.
  • ethics C2 Ethics has fluid boundaries.
  • ethnicity C2 What ethnicity are you?
  • ethos C2 The ethos of the community emphasized cooperation and mutual respect.
  • euphemism C2 Is that a euphemism for something?
  • euphemistic C2 The euphemistic phrase did not help.
  • euphemistically C2 Prisons are euphemistically called rehabilitation centers.
  • euphoria C2 After the war, the entire country went through a period of euphoria.
  • euphoric C2 She felt euphoric after winning the competition.
  • euphorically C2
  • eventual C2 Justice is slow, but eventual.
  • eventuality C2 We must be prepared for every eventuality.
  • evokingly C2
  • evolutionist C2 The evolutionist explained the theory of natural selection.
  • evolutionists C2 The lecture explained the theories of evolutionists regarding human development.
  • evolved C2 Electric fans have evolved.
  • evolves C2 Identity evolves over time.
  • evolving C2 Identity is constantly evolving.
  • exalted C2 The people exalted their leader.
  • exaltedly C2 He spoke exaltedly about his recent achievements.
  • exceeded C2 I exceeded my limits.
  • exceeding C2 The car is exceeding the speed limit.
  • exceeds C2 Demand greatly exceeds existing supply.
  • excoriate C2 The critic chose to excoriate the new film.
  • exculpate C2 They hoped the security footage would exculpate the store manager.
  • exemplary C2 That was an exemplary performance!
  • exhibited C2 One of the paintings was exhibited.
  • exhibiting C2 He is exhibiting great skill in his work.
  • exhibitions C2 I often visit exhibitions.
  • exhibits C2 Do not touch the exhibits.
  • exigent C2 The urgent situation made exigent demands on the rescue team.
  • exorcism C2 The priest performed an exorcism to remove the evil spirit.
  • exorcist C2 Where do I apply to become an exorcist for your continent?
  • expanded C2 Western civilization has expanded.
  • expanding C2 Their business is expanding.
  • expands C2 Knowledge expands through exploration.
  • expansionism C2 The country pursued a policy of expansionism to gain more territory.
  • expansive C2 The window offered a beautiful view of the expansive garden behind the house.
  • expatriate C2 She wants to expatriate.
  • expedient C2 Never lie if the truth is more expedient.
  • expertly C2 The surgeon can expertly perform the complex operation.
  • experts C2 Many experts expressed doubt.
  • exploited C2 He exploited the orphans.
  • exploiting C2 This is an exploiting system.
  • exploits C2 Players using exploits are getting banned.
  • exposed C2 We finally exposed him.
  • exposes C2 Speech exposes what the brain is worth.
  • exposing C2 The new policy is exposing many workers to greater risks.
  • exposures C2 How many exposures would you like?
  • extant C2 Many ancient traditions are still extant today.
  • extenuate C2 His apology did not extenuate his terrible behavior at the party.
  • externalisation C2 His externalisation of blame was unfair.
  • externalise C2 It is important to externalise your feelings rather than keeping them inside.
  • externalised C2 The company externalised its customer service operations.
  • externalises C2 He often externalises his feelings by talking to friends.
  • externalising C2 He is externalising his feelings by writing them in a journal.
  • externality C2 The externality of the problem meant it affected the whole community.
  • externalization C2 His externalization of blame prevented him from taking responsibility.
  • externalize C2 We must externalize our feelings.
  • externalized C2 He externalized his feelings for everyone to see.
  • externalizes C2 He externalizes his feelings through art.
  • externalizing C2 He is externalizing his feelings through art.
  • externally C2 This kind of medicine can only be applied externally.
  • extracted C2 He extracted the tooth.
  • extracting C2 He is extracting the information from the old book.
  • extraction C2 Timber extraction is prohibited.
  • extracts C2 The tea bag makes strong extracts when placed in hot water.
  • extracurricular C2 She participates in extracurricular activities.
  • extraneous C2 Love is what matters; everything else is extraneous.
  • exude C2 During mating season many animals exude strong fragrances.
  • fabled C2 The fabled city was hidden deep in the jungle.
  • fabricate C2 She began to fabricate a story.
  • fabrication C2 Everything he told us was pure fabrication.
  • fabulate C2 The storyteller began to fabulate a new tale.
  • fabulation C2 The story was a complete fabulation.
  • facetious C2 I was being facetious.
  • facilitated C2 He facilitated the talks.
  • facilitates C2 Waste separation facilitates collection.
  • facilitating C2 The new software is facilitating communication between departments.
  • facilitator C2 She acted as a facilitator for the group discussion.
  • facilitators C2 The teachers acted as facilitators for the group discussion.
  • facsimile C2 Telephone and facsimile numbers will not change.
  • fallacious C2 Her line of reasoning is attractive, but ultimately fallacious.
  • fallacy C2 This is a fallacy.
  • familiarize/familiarise C2
  • farcical C2 The play was a farcical comedy that made us laugh.
  • fastidious C2 This is fastidious, detailed, but very important work.
  • fatuous C2 Those were fatuous words.
  • federation C2 This morning I spoke with the federation president.
  • federations C2 The country is made up of many small federations.
  • fees C2 Additional fees may apply.
  • feign C2 Especially do not feign affection.
  • felicitous C2 Her felicitous remarks made everyone feel comfortable.
  • ferocity C2 His expression is full of ferocity and astonishment at the same time.
  • fete C2 Every village, however small, has its annual fete.
  • figuratively C2 Figuratively speaking, of course.
  • filed C2 Who filed the complaint?
  • files C2 Insert sound files here.
  • filing C2 The filing of the document was successful.
  • finite C2 Creativity is a finite resource.
  • flagging C2 The path was made of flagging stones.
  • flagrant C2 The decision was a flagrant error.
  • flatout C2 He was working flatout to finish the report on time.
  • flightiness C2 Her flightiness made it difficult to rely on her decisions.
  • flighty C2 My boss accused me of being flighty, so I immediately quit.
  • flit C2 A quick flit of the bird caught my eye.
  • floe C2 A large floe of ice drifted slowly past the ship.
  • floodgates C2 The floodgates were opened to release the excess water.
  • fluctuate C2 The budget is bound to fluctuate due to the economy.
  • fluctuated C2 He fluctuated between hope and despair.
  • fluctuates C2 Her weight fluctuates like crazy.
  • fluctuating C2 The temperature has been fluctuating a lot.
  • fluctuation C2 The fluctuation in prices caused a financial crisis.
  • fluctuations C2 This heavy dependence on exports exposes the economy to fluctuations in global demand.
  • forfeiture C2 The forfeiture of his goods was sad.
  • forlorn C2 The place is desolate and forlorn.
  • forlornly C2 The lost dog looked forlornly at the empty house.
  • formats C2 Do you know someone who formats computers?
  • formatted C2 I just formatted my computer.
  • formatting C2 Please check the formatting of your document before submitting.
  • formidably C2 The mountain peak was formidably covered in snow.
  • foundations C2 Improvement builds stronger foundations.
  • founded C2 This company was founded by two entrepreneurs.
  • founders C2
  • founding C2 The founding of the new company took several years.
  • fractious C2 The fractious child refused to follow any of the simple instructions.
  • frolic C2 I want to go for a frolic in the rain.
  • fruition C2 This project will never come to fruition.
  • furtive C2 They cast furtive glances at one another.
  • gale C2 It is blowing a gale outside.
  • gambit C2 His opening remark was a clever gambit.
  • garrulous C2 He is too garrulous and talks about unimportant things.
  • gauche C2 His gauche manners made everyone uncomfortable.
  • genders C2 Some languages have different genders for nouns.
  • generated C2 This is AI generated.
  • generates C2 This machine generates electricity.
  • generating C2 The new policy is generating a lot of public discussion.
  • generations C2 We settled this generations ago.
  • genomic C2 The genomic sequence of the virus was studied.
  • genomically C2 The scientist studied the genomically complex data.
  • glitz C2 The room was full of cheap glitz.
  • glitzy C2 The hotel lobby was very glitzy with many bright lights.
  • globalisation C2 Globalisation has led to 24-hour trading.
  • glory in C2 She likes to glory in her successes.
  • goals C2 Set up attainable goals.
  • gout C2 Do you have gout?
  • graded C2 Am I being graded?
  • grading C2 The grading of the students was based on their final exams.
  • granted C2 His wish was granted.
  • granting C2 Thank you for granting me permission.
  • gratuitous C2 The aggression was provoked by all those gratuitous insults.
  • gravitate C2 Children often gravitate towards the playground.
  • gravitational C2 Scientists have detected gravitational waves.
  • gravitationally C2 Planets are held gravitationally in orbit.
  • gregarious C2 The horse is a very gregarious creature.
  • grievance C2 Have you filed a grievance?
  • guaranteed C2 Safety is not guaranteed.
  • guaranteeing C2 The company is guaranteeing the quality of its products.
  • guarantees C2 There are no guarantees.
  • guidelines C2 Follow the dress code guidelines.
  • habitation C2 This house was declared unfit for human habitation.
  • hamper C2 These measures hamper scientific progress.
  • haphazard C2 She made a haphazard attempt at cleaning.
  • haphazardly C2 She organized the files haphazardly on her desk.
  • hapless C2 Many children are hapless victims of this conflict.
  • happenstance C2 We met by happenstance.
  • harangue C2 The politician delivered a lengthy harangue to the crowd.
  • harbinger C2 A dark cloud was a harbinger of the coming storm.
  • haughtily C2 He looked haughtily at the people below him.
  • haughty C2 What a haughty woman!
  • hauntingly C2 The melody was hauntingly beautiful.
  • headmistress C2 The headmistress presented the new teacher.
  • hegemony C2 The country exerted its hegemony over its neighbors.
  • helm C2 This great helm weighs quite a bit.
  • herald C2 Swallows herald the summer.
  • hermetic C2 The container was hermetic, keeping the contents fresh.
  • hermit C2 The hermit lived in a wooden hut.
  • hierarchical C2 The company has a hierarchical structure with many levels.
  • hierarchies C2 The company has strict hierarchies.
  • highlighted C2 Please read from the highlighted text.
  • highlighting C2 I am going to use the highlighter to highlight the main points.
  • highlights C2 I only watched the highlights.
  • hinder C2 Does technology hinder or help?
  • hindrance C2 Those new rules were more of a hindrance than a help.
  • hindsight C2 This is wisdom in hindsight.
  • histrionic C2 He became histrionic upon hearing the news.
  • histrionically C2 He spoke histrionically about his problems.
  • hitch C2 There was a hitch.
  • hitherto C2 This problem has hitherto been ignored by the authorities.
  • hoist C2 Give me a hoist.
  • homestead C2 They lived in a small homestead near the river.
  • hotelier C2 The hotelier was very nice.
  • huddle C2 Penguins often huddle together to keep warm.
  • hull C2 Hull is a fine city.
  • hypnotherapy C2 Have you tried hypnotherapy?
  • hypotheses C2 There are several hypotheses to explain this phenomenon.
  • hypothesis C2 Facts confirm this hypothesis.
  • hypothesise C2 Scientists hypothesise that life may exist on other planets.
  • hypothesised C2 He hypothesised that the earth was round.
  • hypothesises C2
  • hypothesising C2 He is hypothesising that the experiment will succeed.
  • hypothesize C2 Please read the manual and hypothesize 3 possible outcomes.
  • hypothesized C2 The scientist hypothesized the result of the experiment.
  • hypothesizes C2 The scientist hypothesizes about the beginning of the universe.
  • hypothesizing C2 He was hypothesizing that the experiment would yield positive results.
  • hypothetical C2 This is all hypothetical.
  • hypothetically C2 Hypothetically a person can live a perfect life without sinning.
  • hysteria C2 Is this mass hysteria?
  • hysterical C2 They were all hysterical.
  • hysterically C2 He started laughing hysterically.
  • iconoclast C2 I made up my mind to always be an iconoclast.
  • identically C2
  • ideologically C2 The politician spoke ideologically about the changes.
  • ideologies C2 The politician spoke about different political ideologies.
  • idiomatic C2 Is this an idiomatic sentence?
  • idiomatically C2 Translating literally is difficult. Translating idiomatically is even harder.
  • idiosyncrasy C2 His funny laugh is a strange idiosyncrasy.
  • idiosyncratic C2 He has a really idiosyncratic way of speaking.
  • ignominious C2 The team suffered an ignominious defeat in the final.
  • ignominiously C2 The team lost ignominiously in the final game.
  • ignored C2 He ignored our warnings.
  • ignores C2 He ignores my problems.
  • ignoring C2 He was ignoring the advice of his parents.
  • illogical C2 I find that illogical.
  • illogically C2 You are arguing illogically; your points do not connect.
  • images C2 Images say a lot.
  • immature C2 She sounds very immature.
  • immaturity C2 His immaturity was evident in his behavior.
  • immutable C2 This is an immutable truth.
  • impasse C2 They have reached an impasse.
  • impeccable C2 Their timing was impeccable.
  • impeccably C2 He is impeccably dressed.
  • imperceptible C2 The sound was practically imperceptible.
  • imperceptibly C2 The changes were imperceptibly small.
  • imperious C2 His imperious tone suggested he expected immediate obedience.
  • impertinent C2 He was impertinent to his father.
  • implacable C2 The ruler was implacable, refusing any plea for mercy.
  • implemented C2 The plan was never implemented.
  • implementing C2 Implementing this nationwide was no simple endeavor.
  • implements C2 She implements new organizational processes.
  • implicated C2 The evidence clearly implicated him in the crime.
  • implicates C2 The evidence implicates him in the crime.
  • implicating C2 The evidence was implicating him directly in the crime.
  • implications C2 I resent these implications.
  • implicitly C2 He trusted her implicitly.
  • imposed C2 We imposed our law.
  • imposes C2 It imposes an unnecessary burden.
  • imposing C2 This tree is imposing.
  • imposition C2 The imposition of new taxes angered the citizens.
  • imprecise C2 The data is often imprecise.
  • impresario C2 The impresario organized a wonderful show for the city.
  • impressionistic C2 His painting was impressionistic.
  • impressionistically C2 The artist painted the scene impressionistically.
  • improvisational C2 The jazz band played an improvisational piece.
  • impunity C2 No one attacks me with impunity.
  • inaccessible C2 It seemed distant and inaccessible.
  • inaccuracies C2 The report contained several inaccuracies.
  • inaccuracy C2
  • inadequacies C2 Through this match, I realized my inadequacies.
  • inadequacy C2 Stop throwing my inadequacy in my face!
  • inadequately C2 We are wandering through inadequately mapped territory.
  • inadvertent C2 He made an inadvertent mistake when filling out the form.
  • inartistic C2 His inartistic approach failed to impress the critics.
  • incandescent C2 This is an incandescent light bulb.
  • incapable C2 She is incapable of deceit.
  • incapacitate C2 The injury will incapacitate the player for the rest of the season.
  • incapacitated C2 The accident incapacitated him for several weeks.
  • incentives C2 Incentives are always welcome.
  • inchoate C2 This definition is inchoate, and thus it must be interpreted.
  • inchoately C2 His ideas were still inchoately formed at that early stage.
  • incidentally C2 Incidentally, I have to tell you something.
  • incidents C2 Such incidents are quite common.
  • incipient C2 The incipient movement has a lot to prove.
  • incise C2 The surgeon will incise the skin carefully.
  • inclinations C2 It is not a small kindness, which has come from very good inclinations.
  • incline C2 He felt his heart pound on that incline.
  • inclines C2 His opinion inclines towards the conservative.
  • inclining C2 He gave a slight inclining of his head in agreement.
  • incoherent C2 His talk is incoherent.
  • incoherently C2 He spoke incoherently after the accident.
  • incompatibility C2 Their constant arguments showed their incompatibility.
  • inconceivable C2 Salvation from this misery is inconceivable.
  • inconceivably C2 The sheer scale of the construction was inconceivably vast.
  • incongruity C2 The incongruity of his outfit made us laugh.
  • incongruous C2 He has an incongruous sounding name which is hard to remember.
  • incongruously C2 His bright tie seemed to sit incongruously with his dark suit.
  • incorporated C2 Her business was incorporated.
  • incorporates C2 His book incorporates all his thinking on the subject.
  • incorporating C2 The new law is incorporating changes for all citizens.
  • incorporation C2 The incorporation of new ideas improved the company.
  • incumbent C2 Upon whom are these decisions incumbent?
  • indefatigable C2 My grandfather is an indefatigable worker.
  • indexed C2 It takes some time for sentences to be indexed.
  • indexes C2 The unemployment rate is one of the main indexes we watch.
  • indexing C2 The librarian was skilled in indexing and cataloging books.
  • indigent C2 Being indigent is a misfortune, not a crime.
  • indignant C2 He is endlessly indignant.
  • indignantly C2 Our proposal was rejected indignantly.
  • indiscrete C2 The number is indiscrete and cannot be divided.
  • indiscretion C2 His indiscretion caused him much trouble.
  • individualism C2 Whatever happened to individualism?
  • indolence C2 His chronic indolence prevented him from completing the task.
  • indolent C2 Indolent youth creates a begging old age.
  • indolently C2 He spent the afternoon lying indolently on the sofa.
  • induce C2 The doctor tried to induce labor to speed up the birth.
  • induced C2 Many chemical reactions can be artificially induced.
  • inducement C2 The promise of a reward was a strong inducement to work harder.
  • induces C2 The smell of the flowers induces a sense of calm.
  • inducing C2 The process of inducing sleep can be difficult for some people.
  • indulgence C2 Indulgence alone is not kindness.
  • indulgently C2 He indulgently agreed to let his son stay up late.
  • ineffable C2 Its taste is ineffable.
  • ineluctable C2 The outcome of the election was ineluctable.
  • inevitability C2 The inevitability of change is a constant.
  • inexorability C2 The inexorability of time affects everyone.
  • inexorable C2 The inexorable march of time cannot be stopped.
  • inexorably C2 The threat was inexorably close.
  • infallibility C2 The king believed in his own infallibility.
  • infallible C2 Only God is infallible.
  • infallibly C2 She infallibly knows how to solve any problem.
  • inferences C2 In certain situations, inferences are needed.
  • infernal C2 No one has crossed that infernal desert in hundreds of years.
  • infernally C2 During the final days the weather was infernally hot.
  • inferred C2 She inferred from his silence that he was angry.
  • inferring C2 What are you inferring?
  • infers C2 From the evidence, he infers the truth.
  • infinite C2 The universe seems infinite.
  • infinitely C2 Kittens are infinitely playful.
  • inflexibility C2 His inflexibility prevented him from touching his toes.
  • inflexible C2 My body is inflexible.
  • informant C2 The police questioned the informant about the criminal activity.
  • infrastructures C2 The country needs to invest in its basic infrastructures.
  • ingenuous C2 Her ingenuous smile showed she was telling the truth.
  • ingenuously C2 She answered ingenuously, telling the whole truth.
  • ingrate C2 He was an ingrate, never thanking anyone for their help.
  • ingratiate C2 Go over there, meet my grandparents, and ingratiate yourself.
  • ingratiating C2 Ingratiating behaviour can be really annoying.
  • ingratiatingly C2 He ingratiatingly complimented the manager on his new suit.
  • inhibited C2 The dictator inhibited any signs of rebellion.
  • inhibiting C2 Social media may be inhibiting the ability of young people to communicate verbally.
  • inhibition C2 The inhibition of his true feelings was obvious.
  • inhibitions C2 She dropped all inhibitions.
  • inhibits C2 Some claim that taxing the rich inhibits job creation.
  • initiated C2 Who has initiated this?
  • initiates C2 Second, it initiates visual learning.
  • initiating C2 The committee is initiating a new policy for recycling.
  • initiation C2 Welcome to initiation day.
  • initiations C2 The initiations into the club were very formal.
  • initiatives C2 Can you work on continuous improvement initiatives?
  • initiator C2 She was the initiator of the new community project.
  • initiators C2 The initiators of the project presented their ideas.
  • innovated C2 The company rarely innovated, but frequently copied the competition.
  • innovates C2 A healthy company innovates constantly.
  • innovating C2 The company is known for innovating new technologies.
  • innovations C2 In the 22nd century, many technological innovations will be introduced.
  • innovators C2 Innovators think outside the box.
  • innuendo C2 And then she let slip a not-so-subtle innuendo about my drinking habits.
  • inputs C2 The computer received audio inputs from the microphone.
  • inscrutable C2 She looked at him with an inscrutable expression.
  • inserted C2 I inserted myself among them.
  • inserting C2 He started inserting himself into my life.
  • inserts C2 Would you like shoe inserts for comfort?
  • insights C2 Your insights are valuable.
  • insipid C2 Water tastes insipid after it has been boiled.
  • inspected C2 She inspected the cave.
  • inspecting C2 The police are inspecting the crime scene.
  • inspections C2 They said inspections should be increased.
  • inspectors C2 Where were the building inspectors?
  • inspects C2 The sniffing dog inspects everywhere.
  • instability C2 The country is going through a period of economic instability.
  • instantaneous C2 Lightning is nearly instantaneous.
  • instantaneously C2 When the input exceeds a certain threshold, an output signal is instantaneously released.
  • instructed C2 This method is instructed nowhere else.
  • instructing C2 The teacher spent the afternoon instructing the new students.
  • instructive C2 That was very instructive.
  • instructors C2 The instructors helped us understand the topic.
  • instructs C2 What hurts, often instructs.
  • insular C2 The community is insular but harmless.
  • integrates C2 A smart city integrates technology into daily life.
  • integrating C2 The integrating of new members into the team was smooth.
  • integration C2 Continuous integration involves frequently merging code changes.
  • intelligently C2 She responded intelligently to all the complex questions.
  • intensely C2 He felt intensely curious about the mystery.
  • intenseness C2 The intenseness of the sun made us seek shade.
  • intensification C2 The intensification of the storm caused widespread damage.
  • intensified C2 The difficulty has intensified.
  • intensifies C2 The storm intensifies as night approaches.
  • intensifying C2 The situation is intensifying.
  • intension C2
  • intensively C2 We need to work more intensively and effectively.
  • interlocking C2 The Olympic symbol consists of five interlocking rings representing the five continents.
  • interlude C2 Democracy will only have been a short interlude in the history of humanity.
  • intermediary C2 I am an intermediary who introduces business.
  • internalise C2 She began to internalise the criticism she had received.
  • internalised C2 He internalised the lessons from his difficult childhood.
  • internalises C2 She internalises the lessons she learns at school.
  • internalising C2 She is internalising her feelings after the breakup.
  • internalize C2 She had to internalize the complex rules of the game.
  • internalized C2 He internalized the lessons from his teacher.
  • internalizes C2 This child internalizes his emotions and does not express them.
  • internalizing C2 I understand what you say, but I have trouble internalizing the message.
  • internally C2 He speaks to me, I fume internally.
  • interrogate C2 Did you interrogate them?
  • interrogation C2 The interrogation is over.
  • interrogative C2 Interrogative pronouns can be difficult to master in a foreign language.
  • interrogatively C2 He asked interrogatively if anyone had seen his keys.
  • intersperse C2 We decided to intersperse the serious talks with some jokes.
  • intervals C2 The meetings were held at intervals.
  • intervened C2 They should have intervened.
  • intervenes C2 We take health for granted until illness intervenes.
  • intervening C2
  • interventions C2 The teacher made several helpful interventions in the discussion.
  • interweave C2 The threads interweave to make a strong cloth.
  • intransigent C2 His intransigent stance made negotiations impossible.
  • intrinsic C2 This celebration is an intrinsic part of the culture of our country.
  • intrinsically C2 This problem is intrinsically linked to the economy.
  • investigated C2 Am I being investigated?
  • investigates C2
  • investigating C2 The detective spent weeks investigating the complex case.
  • investigations C2 Police investigations are continuing.
  • investigative C2 What was investigative journalism like in the past?
  • investigators C2 The police sent investigators to the crime scene.
  • inveterate C2 He is an inveterate reader who finishes a book daily.
  • invisibility C2 They possess the power of invisibility.
  • invoked C2 These methods get invoked first when a touch is initiated.
  • invokes C2 The spell invokes protection for the entire village.
  • invoking C2 The magician was invoking ancient spirits.
  • irascible C2 My irascible neighbor yelled at the children.
  • ironic C2 My comments were ironic.
  • irrelevancy C2 His comments about the weather showed their irrelevancy to the discussion.
  • irreversible C2 The effects are irreversible.
  • irrevocable C2 His actions had irrevocable consequences.
  • irrevocably C2 The spell was irrevocably broken.
  • isolates C2 I love language isolates.
  • isolating C2 The doctor is isolating the patient to prevent infection.
  • isolationism C2 The United States once favored a policy of isolationism.
  • jargon C2 Mark avoids corporate jargon.
  • jarring C2
  • juxtapose C2 Good essays juxtapose two different arguments.
  • kinetic C2 The ball has kinetic energy when it moves.
  • kinetically C2
  • knack C2 He has a knack for math.
  • labeled C2 They were labeled radicals.
  • labeling C2 The teacher is labeling the students' assignments.
  • labelled C2 They are labelled slow learners.
  • labelling C2 Immigrants are regularly subjected to negative labelling.
  • labels C2 Are these your labels?
  • laconic C2 His answer was laconic.
  • lament C2 All day long, he did nothing but lament.
  • lamentation C2 We heard the lamentation of the people.
  • languish C2 He left his brother to languish behind bars.
  • laryngitis C2 He has laryngitis and cannot speak.
  • lascivious C2
  • lassitude C2 A strange lassitude fell upon me.
  • laud C2 We laud the efforts of all the volunteers.
  • laudable C2 What you did is laudable.
  • laudatory C2 The review was very laudatory and positive.
  • leaven C2 The leaven made the bread rise.
  • leavening C2 Her kind words acted as a leavening for his sad mood.
  • lectured C2 The professor lectured about ancient history for two hours.
  • lecturers C2 Some people talk in their sleep. Lecturers talk while other people sleep.
  • lectures C2 Lectures take place frequently.
  • lecturing C2 The professor spent the morning lecturing to students.
  • legion C2 Their name is Legion.
  • levies C2 The government collects taxes and levies.
  • levy C2 The airport improvement levy seems higher than last year.
  • liaise C2 Your job will be to liaise with our clients.
  • liberalisation C2 The liberalisation of trade rules helped the economy.
  • liberalise C2 The government decided to liberalise trade policies.
  • liberalised C2 The country liberalised its trade policies.
  • liberalises C2 The government liberalises the rules for new businesses.
  • liberalising C2 The government is liberalising the economy.
  • liberalism C2 Classical liberalism only works in theory.
  • liberalization C2 That is why we consistently follow the path of political liberalization.
  • liberalize C2 They plan to liberalize the immigration rules.
  • liberalized C2 The government liberalized the trade laws.
  • liberalizes C2
  • liberalizing C2 The government is liberalizing the rules for small businesses.
  • liberally C2 He spoke liberally about his past experiences.
  • liberals C2 They aligned themselves with the Liberals.
  • liberated C2 I was feeling so liberated.
  • liberates C2 Knowledge liberates the mind.
  • liberating C2 The new law is liberating for many people.
  • liberations C2 The story tells of the liberations of many prisoners.
  • liberator C2 The liberator freed the prisoners from the jail.
  • liberators C2 The liberators freed the prisoners from their chains.
  • licences C2 His excessive licences led to many problems.
  • licensed C2 The government licensed the company to operate the new power plant.
  • licenses C2 You need licenses to drive a car legally.
  • licensing C2 The government is licensing new businesses in the city.
  • locomotion C2 A car is a means of locomotion.
  • locomotive C2 The locomotive pulls the railroad cars.
  • logically C2 He explained the problem logically and clearly.
  • logician C2 The logician used a complex argument to prove his point.
  • logicians C2 The logicians debated the abstract principles of reasoning.
  • loiter C2 He likes to loiter around the park.
  • lurid C2 The article has a lurid title.
  • luridly C2 The news reported luridly on the crime.
  • lyrical C2 He always waxes lyrical about his wonderful new job.
  • lyrically C2 She spoke lyrically about her childhood memories.
  • lyricist C2 The lyricist changed his mind over the years.
  • maelstrom C2 The maelstrom of passions is not what we need now.
  • maggot C2 A maggot is a small white worm.
  • magnanimity C2 Her magnanimity in forgiving him was remarkable.
  • magnanimous C2 He is lucky because he is magnanimous.
  • magnanimously C2 She magnanimously accepted the apology even though she was hurt.
  • magnate C2 He is a magnate.
  • magpie C2 Is that magpie pie?
  • malevolent C2 She burst into a malevolent giggle.
  • malice C2 Malice is learned quickly.
  • malicious C2 Some people are malicious.
  • maliciously C2 He maliciously spread rumors about his colleague.
  • malleability C2 Gold has great malleability when heated.
  • malleable C2 Are all metals malleable?
  • mangle C2 The old mangle was used to dry the clothes.
  • manipulated C2 He said he felt manipulated.
  • manipulates C2 He manipulates people to get what he wants.
  • manipulating C2 He was manipulating the situation to his advantage.
  • manipulations C2 His political manipulations were very clever.
  • manipulative C2 They use manipulative tactics.
  • manually C2 We did everything manually.
  • manuals C2 Please read the user manuals carefully.
  • margins C2 The notebook was packed with text, even in the margins.
  • mariner C2 Mariner 9 was launched on May 30, 1971.
  • marketability C2 The product has excellent marketability with young people.
  • materialism C2 Life is best lived unencumbered by materialism.
  • materialistic C2 She is materialistic and superficial.
  • materialization/materialisation C2
  • materialize/materialise C2
  • maturation C2 The maturation of the wine takes several years.
  • maturational C2 Without a facilitating environment, natural maturational processes may be disrupted.
  • matured C2 The young man has matured.
  • matures C2 No one matures without growing pains.
  • maturing C2 The young artist is maturing with every new painting.
  • maturity C2 Discretion is a mark of maturity.
  • maverick C2 He has a maverick disregard for protocol.
  • meager/meagre C2
  • mechanisms C2 Develop coping mechanisms at work.
  • mediate C2 Interpreters mediate between different cultures.
  • mediated C2 He mediated between the two parties.
  • mediates C2 The teacher mediates discussions between students.
  • mediating C2 The diplomat spent hours mediating between the two opposing factions.
  • mediation C2 Her mediation put an end to our quarrel.
  • medically C2 The doctor gave medically sound advice.
  • mediocrity C2 Adapt or fade away into mediocrity.
  • melancholy C2 I suffer from melancholy.
  • melodious C2 The song of this bird is very melodious.
  • melodiously C2 The birds sang melodiously in the morning.
  • menace C2 They consider us a menace.
  • menacing C2 The sea looks menacing.
  • menacingly C2 The shadow moved menacingly across the wall.
  • mendacious C2 He told a mendacious story to the police.
  • menial C2 The job was boring and menial.
  • mentality C2 She has a victim mentality.
  • mercantile C2 The country had a mercantile economy based on trade.
  • mercenary C2 He is very mercenary.
  • mercurial C2 Her mercurial mood changed from happy to sad very quickly.
  • merit C2 Does this merit a reaction?
  • mesh C2 The demolition site is covered with plastic mesh to keep down the dust.
  • mesmeric C2 His speech was so mesmeric that everyone listened closely.
  • metalled C2 The road was metalled for better driving.
  • meteorological C2 The meteorological conditions have worsened.
  • meteorology C2 Meteorology has always fascinated me.
  • methodological C2 Here the authors touch on the central methodological issue.
  • methodologically C2 We need to approach this problem methodologically.
  • methodology C2 Do you understand the methodology?
  • meticulous C2 He is very meticulous in his work.
  • meticulously C2 The school was meticulously clean.
  • midwifery C2 The nurse specialized in midwifery during her training.
  • mien C2 His calm mien showed he was not worried about the test.
  • migrant C2 The migrant finally found his home.
  • migrants C2 Fifteen hundred migrants stormed the Channel Tunnel.
  • migrated C2 Early man migrated to all parts of the world.
  • migrates C2
  • migrating C2 The swallows are migrating.
  • migrations C2 The annual migrations of birds are a beautiful sight.
  • migratory C2 Swallows are migratory birds.
  • milieu C2 The quiet suburban neighborhood provides the perfect milieu for raising a family.
  • minefield C2 Holding a conversation with her feels like walking across a minefield.
  • minimalisation C2 We need to achieve some minimalisation of waste.
  • minimalise C2 We need to minimalise our expenses this quarter.
  • minimalised C2 The company has minimalised its expenses.
  • minimalises C2 This machine minimalises the amount of work needed.
  • minimalising C2 He is always minimalising the problems we face.
  • minimalist C2 Your room is quite minimalist.
  • minimalistic C2 She prefers a minimalistic style for her apartment.
  • minimalists C2 The minimalists wanted only simple furniture.
  • minimalization C2 The minimalization of waste is important.
  • minimalize C2 We must minimalize the risks.
  • minimalized C2 The company has minimalized its expenses this year.
  • minimalizes C2 This new policy minimalizes the risk of errors.
  • minimalizing C2 We are minimalizing our expenses this month.
  • minimally C2 The price is minimally higher than before.
  • minimised C2 The politician minimised the impact of the new regulations.
  • minimises C2 He minimises the importance of the problem to avoid discussion.
  • minimising C2 He was accused of minimising the importance of the problem.
  • minimized C2 I minimized the window.
  • minimizes C2 This machine minimizes the amount of work needed.
  • minimizing C2 We are minimizing our costs this year.
  • ministered C2 The nurse ministered to the sick child.
  • ministerial C2 He is a ministerial student at the college.
  • ministering C2 She spent her afternoon ministering to the needs of the elderly.
  • ministries C2 The church was led by several dedicated ministries.
  • minster C2 The old minster has beautiful stained glass windows.
  • misanthrope C2 I am a misanthrope.
  • misdemeanor/misdemeanour C2
  • modernism C2 The exhibition showcased various examples of modernism.
  • modes C2 This piece uses modes rather than scales.
  • modifications C2 I made some modifications.
  • modified C2 I modified the formation.
  • modifies C2 This new policy modifies the previous regulations.
  • modifying C2 We are modifying the design to make it better.
  • mold/mould C2
  • mollify C2 You won’t mollify him with that explanation.
  • monastic C2 The monastic life is no life for me.
  • monitored C2 The UN monitored elections in that country.
  • monitoring C2 My office is monitoring the situation.
  • monitors C2 Remember to turn the monitors off.
  • moor C2 Moor the ship at the pier.
  • moribund C2 A moribund love is not resuscitated.
  • motivates C2 He motivates those around him.
  • motivating C2 How motivating was that?
  • motivations C2 His motivations for helping were purely selfless.
  • motives C2 Your motives are honourable.
  • mottled C2 The leaves were mottled with brown spots.
  • mull over C2
  • multidimensional C2 Cats are multidimensional beings.
  • mundanity C2 The mundanity of his job made him want to quit.
  • munificence C2 Unfortunately, munificence is not one of the salient features of my husband.
  • munificent C2 The munificent donor contributed a large sum to the charity.
  • muscle-bound C2
  • mutinous C2 The mutinous sailors refused to obey the captain.
  • mutinously C2 The soldiers acted mutinously against their cruel commander.
  • myriad C2 Designs are available in a myriad of colors.
  • mystique C2 The show has lost a lot of its mystique over seven seasons.
  • nascent C2 The nascent VR industry is still having trouble breaking into the mainstream.
  • nefarious C2 The police department asked all criminal activities and nefarious behavior to cease.
  • neophyte C2 This neophyte plant is thriving in the new environment.
  • networked C2 I have a networked personal computer.
  • networking C2 I like social networking web sites.
  • networks C2 Smart devices communicate through digital networks.
  • neutralisation C2 The neutralisation of the acid required a precise amount of base.
  • neutralise C2
  • neutralised C2 Acid soil is neutralised by ash.
  • neutralises C2
  • neutralising C2
  • neutrality C2 The country declared neutrality in the ongoing conflict.
  • neutralization C2
  • neutralize C2 The treaty aimed to neutralize the conflict between the nations.
  • neutralized C2 The small country was neutralized during the war.
  • neutralizes C2 The new law neutralizes the power of the old one.
  • neutralizing C2 The country is neutralizing its foreign policy.
  • nigh C2 The end is nigh!
  • non-conformist C2
  • non-conformists C2
  • non-conformity C2
  • nonchalant C2 Despite her nonchalant air, she is paying close attention to everything you say.
  • nonchalantly C2 He just nonchalantly goes about doing it.
  • nonconformist C2 He is a nonconformist who does not follow the crowd.
  • nonconformists C2 The community welcomed the nonconformists who arrived.
  • nonconformity C2 There was a nonconformity in his story.
  • nostalgia C2 Do you enjoy feeling nostalgia?
  • nostalgic C2 I was feeling nostalgic.
  • nostalgically C2 He listened to his old punk records nostalgically.
  • notions C2 He has some pretty strange notions.
  • notoriety C2
  • notoriously C2 Their roads are notoriously tough on cars.
  • obfuscate C2 His words only serve to obfuscate the truth.
  • objectively C2 The judge must decide objectively based on the evidence.
  • objectivity C2 The judge must maintain objectivity when hearing cases.
  • oblique C2 The sentence structure used an oblique case for the pronoun.
  • obsequious C2 Obsequious people make me feel uncomfortable.
  • obstreperous C2 The obstreperous child refused to sit still during the performance.
  • occupancy C2 Rooms are single occupancy.
  • occupants C2 The occupants are complaining.
  • occupations C2 These are all my occupations!
  • occupied C2 The shower is occupied.
  • occupier C2 The occupier of the house refused to leave.
  • occupiers C2 The new occupiers of the house caused some trouble.
  • occupies C2 An architect occupies that office.
  • occupying C2 She spent the afternoon occupying herself with knitting.
  • octogenarian C2 The cheerful octogenarian still enjoyed dancing.
  • offsets C2 The offsets for the new building are substantial.
  • offsetting C2 The tax credit is offsetting some of the increased expenses.
  • onerous C2 The cost of repairing this damage will be onerous.
  • opacity C2 The thick glass has a lot of opacity.
  • opaque C2 The water is opaque.
  • options C2 Other options are available.
  • opulence C2 Rich people live in opulence.
  • opulent C2 They live in an opulent mansion.
  • opulently C2 The room was furnished opulently with gold.
  • ordain C2
  • ore C2 Ore is enriched here.
  • orientate C2 The hiker tried to orientate himself using the stars.
  • orientated C2 He is orientated towards the north star.
  • orientates C2 This map orientates us to the north.
  • orientating C2 He is orientating himself to the new city.
  • oriented C2 We need to stay goal-oriented.
  • orienting C2 Some people are better at orienting themselves than others.
  • orients C2
  • ornate C2 The painting is in an ornate frame.
  • ostensible C2 His ostensible reason for leaving was a family emergency.
  • ostensibly C2 The rise in ticket prices was ostensibly to pay for improvements to the service.
  • ostentatious C2 He wore ostentatious jewelry to impress everyone.
  • outmoded C2 Bell-bottom pants have become outmoded.
  • outputs C2 Type inference has three outputs whereas checking only has two.
  • overlapped C2 The two circles overlapped in the drawing.
  • overlapping C2 The overlapping roof tiles kept the rain out.
  • overlaps C2 Reality sometimes overlaps with political reality.
  • overlay C2 We added an overlay of paint to the wall.
  • painstaking C2 This is painstaking work.
  • painstakingly C2 He did his work painstakingly.
  • palatable C2 The pilot was revised to be more palatable to a mature audience.
  • palate C2 Their grapes suit my palate.
  • palliative C2 I need palliative care.
  • panacea C2 A panacea is a remedy against all ills.
  • panelled C2 It is a long, wood-panelled room.
  • panelling C2 The wood panelling caught on fire.
  • panels C2 Solar panels need batteries.
  • parable C2 Let me explain by way of a parable.
  • paradigms C2 The teacher explained the different paradigms of the language.
  • paradoxical C2 Many paradoxes are paradoxical only because they sound strange.
  • paradoxically C2 Paradoxically, he is right.
  • paragraphing C2 The writer is paragraphing his long essay for clarity.
  • paragraphs C2 The report has twelve paragraphs.
  • paralleled C2 This new road paralleled the old one for miles.
  • parallelled C2 The new road is parallelled by an old railway line.
  • parallelling C2 The new road is parallelling the old one.
  • parallels C2 The road parallels the river.
  • paralyze/paralyse C2
  • paralyzingly/paralysingly C2
  • parameter C2 Check the parameter list.
  • parameters C2 The system parameters comply with the standard.
  • paramount C2 The training is paramount.
  • parasitic C2 These are parasitic wasps.
  • parochial C2 He is a member of the parochial board.
  • parsimonious C2 She was so parsimonious; she only bought vegetables if they were on sale.
  • passively C2 He passively accepted the decision without any argument.
  • passivity C2 The difficulty of a task is no reason for passivity and doing nothing.
  • patchily C2 The paint on the wall was applied patchily.
  • patchy C2 Patchy outbreaks of rain are expected in northern parts this morning.
  • patronize/patronise C2
  • patronizing/patronising C2
  • patronizingly/patronisingly C2
  • pedestal C2 He has her on a pedestal.
  • penchant C2 She has a strong penchant for spicy food.
  • perch C2 A perch is a fish.
  • perfunctory C2 The inspection was quite perfunctory.
  • pernicious C2 A half-truth is more pernicious than a lie.
  • persisted C2 He persisted in his project.
  • persistently C2 He persistently spreads lies.
  • persisting C2 The problem is persisting and needs attention.
  • persists C2 Its glow still persists.
  • perspectives C2 Representation ensures diverse perspectives.
  • perspicacious C2 Her perspicacious analysis revealed the hidden motives behind the decision.
  • pertinacious C2 His pertinacious refusal to change his mind was frustrating.
  • pervasive C2 That kind of thinking is pervasive.
  • pervasiveness C2 The pervasiveness of the new technology surprised everyone.
  • perverse C2 His perverse attitude made him difficult to work with.
  • perversity C2 His perversity made him ignore all reasonable advice.
  • phased C2 The new article will be phased in in the market.
  • phases C2 Children go through phases.
  • phasing C2 We are phasing the project into three stages.
  • phenomena C2 These phenomena occur but rarely.
  • philanthropic C2 The philanthropic couple donated a large sum to the charity.
  • philanthropically C2 She donated philanthropically to various charities in the city.
  • philanthropist C2 The wealthy philanthropist attended a charity event.
  • philanthropy C2 Philanthropy is the highest virtue.
  • philistine C2 He is a philistine who does not like art.
  • phlegmatic C2 He has a phlegmatic nature and rarely shows anger.
  • physiological C2 The doctor explained the physiological effects of the medicine.
  • physiologically C2 The body reacts physiologically to changes in temperature.
  • platitude C2 That is not just a platitude. I really mean it.
  • plethora C2 Oh, I have a plethora of choice words for that individual!
  • plumage C2 The peacock displayed vibrant plumage.
  • plume C2 Follow my white plume!
  • pluses C2 Those are the pluses.
  • plutocrat C2 The plutocrat is a person whose power comes from their wealth.
  • polemical C2 The article presented a polemical argument against the policy.
  • polysyllabic C2 The adjective 'polysyllabic' is polysyllabic.
  • ponderous C2 Seals are clumsy and ponderous on land, but very graceful in the water.
  • ponderously C2 He spoke ponderously about his boring ideas.
  • portent C2
  • portions C2 The portions are enormous.
  • portraiture C2 Her detailed portraiture captured the essence of the subject.
  • posed C2 He posed a problem.
  • poses C2 It poses some problems.
  • posing C2 The model spent hours posing for the photographer.
  • posit C2 The argument started from a simple posit.
  • posterity C2 We hope our actions will benefit posterity.
  • postural C2 Good postural habits are important for your back.
  • posturing C2 His posturing made him seem very arrogant.
  • practitioner C2 He is a general practitioner.
  • practitioners C2 The medical practitioners met to discuss the new treatment.
  • preceded C2 They preceded each other.
  • precedence C2 The urgent request took precedence over the routine one.
  • precedes C2 Her reputation precedes her.
  • preceding C2 The preceding chapter discussed this topic.
  • precocious C2 You are being rather precocious.
  • precociously C2 The child learned to read precociously.
  • preconception C2 This will challenge any preconception you may have of modern art.
  • predictability C2 Predictability is a disadvantage of normality.
  • predictably C2 Predictably, he crashed and burned.
  • predicted C2 He predicted our success.
  • predicting C2 Economists like predicting the economy.
  • predictions C2 My predictions were accurate.
  • predicts C2 The weather forecast predicts rain for tomorrow.
  • predilection C2 I have a predilection for beef.
  • predominance C2 The predominance of one party made the election predictable.
  • predominant C2 Blue is the predominant color in this beautiful painting.
  • predominate C2 The larger party will predominate in the coalition.
  • predominated C2 The blue cars predominated on the road.
  • predominates C2 Religious belief predominates in this region.
  • predominating C2 Large companies are predominating the market.
  • preeminent C2 That impish man is a preeminent economist.
  • preliminaries C2 The preliminaries were exciting, but the main match was better.
  • preoccupation C2 His preoccupation with work made him tired.
  • prescient C2 Her prescient words warned us of danger.
  • prescriptive C2 The teacher gave prescriptive instructions for the assignment.
  • presentational C2 The presentational style was very engaging.
  • preservationist C2 The preservationist wants to save the old forest.
  • pressurization C2 The pressurization of the cabin is important for safe flight.
  • pressurize C2 We must pressurize the gas in the tank.
  • presumed C2 She presumed on his weakness.
  • presumes C2 She presumes him to be innocent.
  • presuming C2 Presuming you are correct, what should we do next?
  • presumption C2 He had the presumption to reject my proposal.
  • presumptions C2 We make presumptions about people we do not know.
  • presumptuous C2 Am I being presumptuous?
  • presuppose C2 We must presuppose that the wage paid is economically just.
  • presupposition C2 His argument was based on a false presupposition.
  • prevaricate C2 Do not prevaricate; just tell me the truth.
  • primacy C2 The team captain has primacy on the field.
  • primeval C2 Prehistoric man lived in the primeval forest.
  • priorities C2 We must set priorities for the work.
  • prioritisation C2 The prioritisation of tasks is important for success.
  • prioritise C2 I have to prioritise.
  • prioritised C2 We prioritised the most urgent tasks first.
  • prioritises C2 The manager prioritises the urgent tasks for the team.
  • prioritising C2 She is prioritising her work over her hobbies.
  • prioritization C2 Prioritization of tasks helps to get work done.
  • prioritize C2 I have to prioritize.
  • prioritized C2 She prioritized her tasks, starting with the most urgent.
  • prioritizes C2 He prioritizes employee engagement.
  • prioritizing C2 She is prioritizing her studies over social events this semester.
  • prise C2 They were unable to prise open the box because it was too rusty.
  • prissy C2 She was too prissy to admit she enjoyed the simple meal.
  • probity C2 His honesty and probity made him a trusted leader.
  • procedural C2 The cases were dismissed on procedural grounds before trial.
  • proclivity C2 He has a proclivity for getting into trouble.
  • professionally C2 Have you danced professionally?
  • professionals C2 These people are professionals.
  • profitability C2 The profitability of the shop is good.
  • prohibited C2 Overtaking here is prohibited.
  • prohibiting C2 Many countries have laws prohibiting smoking.
  • prohibitions C2 When trade prohibitions are resisted by any substantial minority, black markets develop.
  • prohibits C2 The law prohibits the sale of alcohol after midnight.
  • projected C2 The speaker projected his voice to reach the back.
  • projecting C2 He is projecting his voice to the back row.
  • projections C2 I have to submit sales projections twice a quarter.
  • proliferation C2 The proliferation of online content has changed how we learn.
  • prolong C2 They decided to prolong their vacation by a week.
  • promenade C2 Waves crashed over the promenade.
  • promotable C2 She is promotable to a higher position in the company.
  • promoted C2 I just got promoted!
  • promoter C2 Is this woman a promoter?
  • promoters C2 The event organizers are strong promoters of music.
  • promotes C2 Cultural adaptation promotes understanding.
  • promoting C2 The campaign is promoting healthy eating habits.
  • promotions C2 We all deserve promotions.
  • promulgate C2 They are simply trying to promulgate an accurate version of the facts.
  • prone C2 It is accident-prone!
  • propensity C2 He has a propensity for isolation.
  • propitious C2 We await a propitious time to act.
  • proportional C2 The tax you pay is proportional to the income you have.
  • proportionally C2 Vaccines are distributed proportionally to the population of each region.
  • proposition C2 They accepted the proposition.
  • proprietary C2 Heaven is proprietary software.
  • proprietorial C2 The owner showed a proprietorial attitude towards his company.
  • proscribe C2 The law will proscribe any form of illegal gambling.
  • proscription C2 The proscription made it illegal.
  • prospects C2 What are the prospects?
  • prostrate C2 He is completely prostrate.
  • protocols C2 There are protocols to follow.
  • protrude C2
  • protrusion C2 I noticed a large protrusion from the wall.
  • proverbial C2 He gave a proverbial nod of approval.
  • provincial C2 He is not provincial.
  • provocation C2 There is no provocation.
  • proximal C2 The proximal end of the bone is near the joint.
  • prurience C2 The magazine article was criticized for its prurience.
  • prurient C2 He was criticized for his prurient interest in the matter.
  • psychologists C2 The psychologists studied human behavior.
  • publications C2 Open-access scientific publications are more visible.
  • punctilious C2 Max remained punctilious in documenting every transaction.
  • punitive C2 The terms of the loan were punitive.
  • punitively C2
  • puritanical C2 Their religion is known to be very puritanical.
  • pursued C2 The detectives pursued him.
  • pursues C2 He pursues harmful ways.
  • pursuing C2 Who are you pursuing?
  • pursuits C2
  • pyre C2 They built a large pyre for the funeral ceremony.
  • quagmire C2 The car got stuck in the wet quagmire.
  • qualitative C2 She focuses on qualitative research.
  • qualitatively C2 Qualitatively I still see a lot of potential.
  • qualm C2 He did not have any qualm of conscience.
  • querulous C2 She spoke in a querulous voice.
  • quiver C2 The quiver was red.
  • quixotic C2 What does quixotic mean exactly?
  • quotations C2 I like to translate quotations.
  • quoted C2 We have quoted special prices.
  • quotes C2 These quotes are my favorites.
  • quoting C2 Who are you quoting?
  • raconteur C2 He is a natural raconteur, always telling funny stories.
  • radicals C2 They were labeled radicals.
  • randomly C2 Balloons were randomly popping.
  • randomness C2 Open systems have no randomness.
  • rapture C2 She felt rapture when she saw the baby.
  • rapturous C2 She felt rapturous when she saw the beautiful flowers.
  • rapturously C2 The crowd listened rapturously to the singer.
  • rationalisation C2 His rationalisation for the mistake was unconvincing.
  • rationalisations C2 His rationalisations for being late did not convince me.
  • rationalise C2 We need to rationalise our work process.
  • rationalised C2 The factory was rationalised to improve efficiency.
  • rationalises C2 She rationalises his toxic behaviour.
  • rationalising C2 The company is rationalising its operations to improve efficiency.
  • rationalism C2 His arguments were based on pure rationalism, ignoring emotions.
  • rationality C2 His decision showed great rationality.
  • rationalization C2 His rationalization for being late was not good.
  • rationalizations C2 His rationalizations did not convince anyone.
  • rationalize C2 He tried to rationalize his foolish actions.
  • rationalized C2 He rationalized his bad behavior to his mother.
  • rationalizes C2 He rationalizes his bad behavior.
  • rationally C2 You should approach the issue more rationally.
  • ratios C2 The recipe uses different ratios of flour to sugar.
  • ravish C2
  • readjust C2 You need some time to readjust your vision.
  • readjusted C2 My wing mirror needs to be readjusted.
  • readjusting C2 My wing mirror needs readjusting.
  • readjustment C2 The readjustment to a new school took some time.
  • readjustments C2 After the move, there were several necessary readjustments to our daily routine.
  • readjusts C2 The system readjusts itself automatically.
  • reassign C2 They will reassign him to a new team.
  • reassigned C2 The employee was reassigned to a different department last week.
  • reassigning C2 They are reassigning the manager to a new department.
  • reassigns C2 The manager reassigns the new employee to the sales team.
  • rebound C2 She went out with her on the rebound.
  • rebuke C2 He took it for an implied rebuke.
  • recalcitrant C2 The recalcitrant child refused to follow the rules.
  • recitation C2 The teacher noted several mistakes in my recitation.
  • recluse C2 I became a recluse.
  • reclusive C2 The reclusive artist lived alone in the mountains.
  • recommenced C2 The chef recommenced the cooking process after a short break.
  • recommences C2 After a short break, the meeting recommences.
  • recommencing C2 The meeting will be recommencing after lunch.
  • reconcile C2 He will reconcile their dispute.
  • reconciliation C2 Is there hope for reconciliation?
  • recondite C2 The book was recondite and hard to read.
  • recourse C2 They had no other recourse but to apologize.
  • recoverable C2 The lost data might be recoverable.
  • recovered C2 I recovered from cancer.
  • recovering C2 People are still recovering.
  • recovers C2 He recovers his strength after a long illness.
  • recumbent C2 Recumbent bikes are comfortable.
  • recuperate C2 He needs time to recuperate after his illness.
  • recuperation C2 The emperor is expected to remain in the hospital for a one month recuperation.
  • recuperative C2 A good sleep is recuperative after a long illness.
  • redolent C2 It was redolent of the early days of the Internet.
  • redraft C2 The bank returned the redraft because of insufficient funds.
  • redrafted C2 The report was redrafted to include new information.
  • redrafting C2 The writer is redrafting the first chapter.
  • redrafts C2 The bank charged fees for the redrafts.
  • redundancy C2 She was threatened with redundancy.
  • redundantly C2 He explained the process redundantly, repeating each step.
  • refined C2 She is somewhat refined.
  • refinement C2 This is the height of refinement.
  • refinements C2 The chef worked on the refinements of the new recipe.
  • refines C2 He constantly refines his approach.
  • refining C2 The students collaborated on their project, brainstorming and refining their ideas in their discussions.
  • regimes C2 The country has had many different regimes.
  • regulatory C2 The company must adhere to regulatory guidelines for safety.
  • reinforced C2 The structure is reinforced concrete.
  • reinforcements C2 Our reinforcements are here.
  • reinforces C2 It reinforces his fame.
  • reinforcing C2 Reinforcing the structure made it much stronger.
  • reissue C2 This is a reissue.
  • rejected C2 He rejected my request.
  • rejecting C2 She is rejecting his offer of help.
  • rejections C2 We had many rejections from schools.
  • rejects C2 She rejects my advice.
  • relaxes C2 After a long day, she relaxes by reading a book.
  • released C2 He released his grip.
  • releasing C2 He stopped releasing the rope after the signal.
  • relegate C2 He had to relegate the task to his assistant.
  • reluctance C2 He is showing reluctance.
  • remit C2 We will need to remit the case to a superior court.
  • remittance C2 If you cannot make full remittance, please get in touch with me by October 28, 1998.
  • remonstrance C2 His remonstrance was ignored by the boss.
  • remonstrate C2 I remonstrate with my boss about my performance evaluation.
  • remorseful C2 Afterward, she felt remorseful.
  • reorient C2 We need to reorient ourselves after getting lost.
  • reorientation C2 This reorientation of his beliefs took years.
  • repose C2 His brief repose was interrupted by her arrival.
  • reprehensible C2 Such behaviour appears highly reprehensible.
  • reproach C2 That reproach is unfair.
  • reptilian C2 The snake is a common reptilian animal.
  • repudiate C2 He chose to repudiate the agreement.
  • requisite C2 A good education is a requisite for success.
  • requisition C2 The army issued a requisition for more supplies.
  • reschedule C2 We have to reschedule.
  • rescheduled C2 The meeting had to be rescheduled.
  • reschedules C2 He reschedules the meeting for next Tuesday.
  • rescheduling C2 The rescheduling of the meeting caused some confusion.
  • residual C2 Now clean up any residual dust.
  • residue C2 Clean utensils used for baking or cooking to prevent stubborn residue.
  • resolved C2 They resolved their differences.
  • resolves C2 Her strong resolves helped her finish the race.
  • resolving C2 The resolving of the conflict took a long time.
  • resound C2 The hall began to resound with their laughter.
  • resounding C2 It was a resounding failure.
  • resoundingly C2 The proposal was resoundingly rejected by the committee.
  • restored C2 He restored the painting.
  • restores C2 Reading nourishes the imagination and restores it when tired of working.
  • restoring C2 They are restoring the old building to its former glory.
  • restrained C2 She restrained tears with difficulty.
  • restraining C2 She is restraining the boy.
  • restrains C2 She restrains the boy.
  • restraints C2 I wish I could love without restraints and fears.
  • resuscitate C2 The paramedics worked to resuscitate the unconscious victim.
  • resuscitation C2 The resuscitation attempts were successful.
  • retained C2 The old motto was retained.
  • retainer C2 The lawyer asked for a large retainer before starting.
  • retainers C2 The lawyer asked for retainers before agreeing to take the case.
  • retaining C2 The dam is retaining water for the dry season.
  • retains C2 Goose down retains the heat.
  • retentive C2 She has a retentive memory and recalls details easily.
  • reticent C2 He is reticent and he never speaks unless spoken to.
  • retrospection C2 The old man enjoyed retrospection of his youth.
  • retrospective C2
  • revealed C2 They revealed the secret.
  • reveals C2 Time reveals all truths.
  • revelations C2 Have the revelations changed anything?
  • revelatory C2 His sudden success was revelatory to his friends.
  • revenues C2 Revenues were lower than we expected.
  • reverb C2 Those box speakers have a good reverb.
  • reverberate C2 The applause seemed to reverberate through the hall.
  • reverberation C2 The reverberation of the thunder echoed through the valley.
  • reversal C2 The recent data has caused a reversal of expectations.
  • reversals C2 Many politicians have been forced into policy reversals.
  • reversed C2 He reversed his car.
  • reverses C2
  • reversible C2 The effects are reversible.
  • reversing C2 We are reversing the decision to close the library.
  • revile C2 Love me or revile me, but do not ignore me.
  • revised C2 I revised my theory.
  • revises C2 The author revises the book for a new edition.
  • revising C2 The revising process took several weeks.
  • revisions C2 There is an urgent need for revisions.
  • revolutionaries C2 Will the revolutionaries achieve freedom?
  • revolutionised C2 The telephone revolutionised how we live.
  • revolutionises C2 This new technology revolutionises how we communicate daily.
  • revolutionising C2 This new technology is revolutionising the way we communicate.
  • revolutionist C2 The revolutionist wanted to change the government.
  • revolutionists C2 The revolutionists sought to overthrow the government.
  • revolutionized C2 The steam engine revolutionized industry.
  • revolutionizes C2 New technology often revolutionizes the way we think and do things.
  • revolutionizing C2 This new technology is revolutionizing the industry.
  • revolutions C2 Defeated revolutions are forgotten quickly.
  • revulsion C2 His revulsion was obvious.
  • rhetoric C2 This argument is pure rhetoric.
  • rhetorical C2 Was that question rhetorical?
  • rhetorically C2 He asked rhetorically if anyone disagreed.
  • rickety C2 The bridge is rickety.
  • rife C2 Rumors of the scandal were rife throughout the town.
  • rift C2 A deep rift opened up between them.
  • rigidities C2 The old building showed signs of structural rigidities.
  • rigidity C2 That school is known for its almost military-like rigidity.
  • rigidly C2 The rules were rigidly enforced by the strict supervisor.
  • romp C2 My dog likes to romp in the snow.
  • romper C2 The small child is a happy romper in the park.
  • routed C2 The documents were routed to the correct department.
  • routes C2 There are many different routes to the city center.
  • routing C2 The secretary is responsible for routing all incoming mail.
  • ruminant C2 Cattle are ruminant animals.
  • ruminate C2 Why do cows ruminate?
  • rumination C2 Cows undertake a process called rumination.
  • ruminative C2 He sat in a ruminative mood after the long talk.
  • sagacious C2 A sagacious activist would have pointed out the assumptions underlying those loaded questions.
  • salient C2 Unfortunately, munificence is not one of the salient features of my husband.
  • salivary C2
  • sandwiched C2 He sandwiched the cheese between two slices of bread.
  • sanguine C2 I am not sanguine that the negotiations will succeed.
  • scavenger C2 The water acts as a scavenger for the metal.
  • scenarios C2 Police considered various scenarios.
  • schedules C2 You continuously disregard schedules.
  • scheduling C2 The scheduling of the meeting was done by the assistant.
  • scholarly C2 Translation is a scholarly discipline.
  • scroll C2 Please, scroll down the page.
  • scrupulous C2 He is scrupulous in matters of business.
  • secular C2 She comes from a secular family.
  • secularly C2
  • sedulous C2 Her sedulous efforts led to a successful outcome.
  • seedy C2 Do you feel seedy?
  • seismic C2 The seismic activity caused buildings to shake.
  • selectivity C2 The selectivity of the filter is important for its function.
  • self-aggrandizement/self-aggrandisement C2
  • shamble C2 His shamble across the room indicated he was very tired.
  • sheaf C2 The farmer gathered a sheaf of wheat.
  • shimmer C2 The ocean waves shimmer in the sunlight.
  • shoal C2 The ship hit a shoal.
  • side-step C2
  • simulated C2 The proposed methodology is applied to three simulated case studies.
  • simulates C2 Chess is a game that simulates the conflict between two armies.
  • simulating C2 The actor is simulating the voice of the singer.
  • singe C2 The singe mark on the cloth was noticeable.
  • skew C2 Please do not skew the picture on the wall.
  • slab C2 The slab is reinforced concrete.
  • slither C2 The snake began to slither.
  • smattering C2 She has a smattering of knowledge about many subjects.
  • snippet C2 She gave me a snippet of information which is top secret.
  • snobbery C2 His snobbery made it difficult for him to make friends.
  • solicit C2 He began to solicit donations for the local charity.
  • solicitous C2 She was solicitous about her elderly parents' well-being.
  • soliloquize C2 He began to soliloquize his innermost thoughts aloud.
  • solipsism C2 Solipsism only exists if I believe it does.
  • solitariness C2 The solitariness of the desert was overwhelming.
  • solitary C2 Hedgehogs are solitary animals.
  • solitude C2 Do you like solitude?
  • spatial C2 I lack spatial awareness.
  • spatially C2
  • specious C2 His argument was specious and unconvincing.
  • spheres C2 He nods and shakes the spheres.
  • spherical C2 Every star is spherical.
  • spherically C2
  • spire C2 The spire of the cathedral collapsed.
  • splinter C2 The splinter was microscopic.
  • spontaneity C2 Your desire for order clashes with my appreciation for spontaneity.
  • spurious C2 His books were filled with spurious arguments.
  • spuriously C2 His claims were spuriously made without evidence.
  • squint C2 The doctor checked the child for a squint in his eye.
  • squirm C2 He started to squirm and resist.
  • squirmy C2 The worm was very squirmy.
  • stabilisation C2 The boat needed stabilisation in rough seas.
  • stabilise C2 We need to stabilise the table before someone falls.
  • stabilised C2 The dollar stabilised after falling.
  • stabilises C2 A strong support stabilises the tall structure.
  • stabilising C2 The wall needs stabilising with strong supports.
  • stabilization C2 We have rent stabilization here.
  • stabilize/stabilise C2
  • stabilized C2 The pressure has stabilized.
  • stabilizes C2 The government stabilizes the economy during recessions.
  • stabilizing C2 The government is stabilizing the economy.
  • standing C2
  • statistically C2 Statistically speaking, there are good chances.
  • statistician C2 The statistician analyzed the data carefully.
  • statisticians C2 The statisticians presented their findings to the committee.
  • sterility C2 The hospital room had a high level of sterility.
  • stipulate C2 Did you stipulate that it was to be delivered by August first?
  • stipulation C2 The contract includes a stipulation regarding payment.
  • stoicism C2 Stoicism teaches us to accept what happens without complaint.
  • stolid C2 He has a stolid expression and rarely shows emotion.
  • stratosphere C2 Airplanes fly in the lower stratosphere.
  • stresses C2 What stresses you out?
  • stressing C2 Stressing over her is unnecessary.
  • strident C2 Why do you say my voice is strident?
  • stringent C2 We need to introduce more stringent security measures.
  • stringently C2 The rules were applied stringently to ensure fairness for everyone.
  • stultify C2 His strange actions seemed to stultify his reputation.
  • stultifyingly C2 The long meeting was stultifyingly boring for everyone.
  • styled C2 He styled himself as a great leader in the town.
  • styles C2 Their styles are different.
  • styling C2 The teacher is styling the new student as the leader.
  • stylise C2 The artist chose to stylise the portrait for effect.
  • stylised C2 The artist stylised the figures in his painting.
  • stylises C2 The artist stylises the figures in a very distinctive manner.
  • stylising C2 The artist was stylising the portrait with bold lines.
  • stylize C2 The artist chose to stylize the human form in his paintings.
  • stylized C2 The artist stylized the figures in his painting.
  • stylizes C2 The artist stylizes the human form in his paintings.
  • stylizing C2 The artist was stylizing the figures in a very unique way.
  • submissions C2 We request First Electronic Rights to accepted submissions.
  • submits C2 He submits to authority.
  • submitted C2 My translations were submitted.
  • submitting C2 Thank you for submitting your speaking proposal.
  • subordinates C2 There were many subordinates who harbored complaints.
  • subordination C2 I will not tolerate such subordination.
  • subsidiary C2 The company is our wholly-owned subsidiary.
  • subsidies C2 The government provides subsidies to local businesses.
  • subsidise C2 The government also found that if it wanted immigrants it had to subsidise migration.
  • subsidised C2 He receives subsidised student loans.
  • subsidises C2 The government subsidises the new energy project.
  • subsidising C2 The government is subsidising the new energy project.
  • subsidize C2 How do you subsidize those programs?
  • subsidized C2 The bill for subsidized healthcare was tabled last week.
  • subsidizes C2 The government subsidizes public transportation to make it more affordable.
  • subsidizing C2 The government is subsidizing new businesses to encourage growth.
  • subsidy C2 She turned down the subsidy that I offered.
  • subsist C2 They subsist on rice and beans.
  • subsistence C2 That is a necessary contribution to its subsistence.
  • substantiate C2 Can you substantiate that claim?
  • substituted C2 He substituted injured players.
  • substitutes C2 The substitutes are beginning to limber up.
  • substituting C2 She is substituting for the regular teacher this week.
  • successions C2 There were successions of storms last winter.
  • successively C2 The numbers appeared successively in the list.
  • successors C2 The new manager and her successors will lead the team.
  • succumb C2 I refuse to succumb to despair.
  • suffuse C2 A blush will suffuse her cheeks when she is shy.
  • sulphuric C2 The experiment involved a sulphuric acid solution.
  • summaries C2 The report included brief summaries of each chapter.
  • summarily C2 The demand was summarily rejected.
  • summarisation C2 The summarisation of the report was very brief.
  • summarisations C2 The report included several useful summarisations of the research findings.
  • summarised C2 The teacher summarised again the most important points.
  • summarises C2 The report summarises the key findings of the research project.
  • summarising C2 The report is summarising the main points of the discussion.
  • summarization C2 The summarization of the book was very short.
  • summarizations C2 The report included detailed summarizations of the survey results.
  • summarized C2 Have they summarized the previous episode?
  • summarizes C2 The report summarizes the main findings of the study.
  • summarizing C2 He’s summarizing the facts.
  • summation C2 I object to that summation; it was entirely too short.
  • summed C2 They summed up the voting.
  • summing C2 The final sentence is summing up the main argument of the essay.
  • sums C2 I did some quick sums.
  • superfluous C2 This extra information is superfluous to the report.
  • superfluously C2 He added superfluously that the sky was blue.
  • supplementary C2 You may need a supplementary dose after six months.
  • supplemented C2 He supplemented his lecture with a booklet.
  • supplementing C2 He is supplementing his income with a part-time job.
  • supplements C2 Do I need vitamin supplements?
  • surrealism C2 Are you into literary surrealism?
  • surrealist C2 Surrealist writing came before surrealist visual art.
  • surreptitious C2 He made a surreptitious glance at his watch.
  • surreptitiously C2 A dog that looks quiet bites surreptitiously.
  • survived C2 They survived the tornado.
  • survives C2 She survives on very little food each day.
  • surviving C2 Many species are surviving the harsh winter conditions.
  • survivors C2 There were no survivors.
  • suspended C2 Your license is suspended.
  • suspending C2 Suspending the trial is out of the question.
  • suspends C2 The decoration suspends from the ceiling.
  • sustainability C2 Humanity needs to prioritize sustainability.
  • sustained C2 We sustained significant losses.
  • sustaining C2 The planet is incapable of sustaining any life.
  • sustains C2 Blessed are You, oh Lord, Who sustains everything.
  • sustenance C2 It was a source of sustenance.
  • swivel C2 He leaned back in his swivel chair.
  • sycophant C2 He was a sycophant, always trying to ingratiate himself with the wealthy.
  • syllabic C2 Your language has very ambiguous syllabic boundaries.
  • symbolically C2 The dove symbolically represents peace.
  • symbolise C2 What do horses symbolise?
  • symbolised C2 Lead is a chemical element symbolised by Pb.
  • symbolises C2 An olive branch symbolises peace.
  • symbolising C2 The flag is symbolising peace.
  • symbolism C2 This novel is rich in symbolism.
  • symbolize C2 What does it symbolize?
  • symbolized C2 Butterflies are beautiful insects that have always symbolized eternity.
  • symbolizes C2 Clean Monday symbolizes purity.
  • symbolizing C2 The dove is symbolizing peace throughout the world.
  • symbols C2 Cars are status symbols.
  • synthesis C2 With synthesis, you have to be objective.
  • tacit C2 There must have been a tacit understanding between them.
  • tacitly C2 They tacitly agreed to keep the secret between themselves.
  • taciturn C2 The principal was always taciturn.
  • taciturnity C2 His taciturnity made it difficult to know what he was thinking.
  • tactic C2 I tried a new tactic.
  • tactical C2 Their tactical approach secured the victory.
  • tactically C2
  • tantalize/tantalise C2
  • tantalizingly/tantalisingly C2
  • targeted C2
  • targeting C2 The campaign is targeting young voters with specific messages.
  • targets C2 The ghost only targets kids.
  • taste-maker C2
  • teamed C2 The students teamed up to complete the challenging project.
  • teaming C2 The players are teaming up for the tournament.
  • teams C2 Both teams are strong.
  • teem C2 Our forests teem with life.
  • telescopic C2 Our atmosphere distorts telescopic images.
  • telescopically C2 The telescope extended telescopically to reveal distant stars.
  • temerity C2 No one had the temerity to speak out against those war crimes.
  • tenacious C2 I can be very tenacious.
  • tenaciously C2 She tenaciously pursued her goals despite obstacles.
  • tenacity C2 I admire your tenacity.
  • tensely C2 He waited tensely for the results of the exam.
  • tenser C2 He felt tenser than usual before the important presentation.
  • tensest C2 The tensest moment was when the results were announced.
  • tensions C2 The political tensions between the countries were high.
  • terminals C2 Where do these terminals go?
  • terminated C2 Your project has terminated!
  • terminates C2 Owing to a technical fault, this train terminates here.
  • terminating C2 The teacher is terminating the class early.
  • termination C2 Any failure will result in termination.
  • terminations C2 The contract terminations were effective at the end of the month.
  • testimonial C2 Her glowing review served as a powerful testimonial for the product.
  • tetchy C2 He became tetchy when his favorite team lost the game.
  • thematic C2 The book had a clear thematic structure.
  • thematically C2 The film is thematically about love and loss.
  • themes C2 We discussed several interesting themes during the seminar.
  • theses C2 The professor presented several theses for debate.
  • thicket C2 We walked through a thicket of trees.
  • timidity C2 His timidity prevented him from speaking up.
  • topical C2 She touched on all the topical subjects.
  • topics C2 Mark avoided certain topics.
  • topographical C2 The topographical map showed the hills and valleys.
  • topographically C2 The region is topographically diverse with mountains and valleys.
  • topography C2 The topography of the region made travel difficult.
  • topple C2 The old tower began to topple after the earthquake.
  • torrential C2 The torrential rain took everyone by surprise.
  • totemic C2 The bear is a totemic symbol for many indigenous peoples.
  • totter C2 The old man began to totter down the street.
  • traceable C2 The origin of the ancient artifact is not traceable.
  • traced C2 I traced it from a photograph.
  • tracing C2 The tracing of the map was very accurate.
  • tranquilize/tranquilise C2
  • transformations C2 I exist to drive important transformations.
  • transformed C2 Discipline transformed the child.
  • transforming C2 I see myself transforming over time.
  • transforms C2 Spiritual growth transforms our worldview.
  • transited C2 The train transited through the station without stopping.
  • transiting C2 The birds are transiting south for the winter.
  • transitions C2 The transitions between scenes were smooth.
  • transitory C2 The joy of the moment was transitory.
  • transits C2 The instrument measures transits.
  • transmissions C2 The radio transmissions were clear and strong.
  • transmits C2 Iron transmits heat well.
  • transmitted C2 The news was transmitted to us by radio.
  • transmitter C2 This giraffe has a transmitter.
  • transmitting C2 The transmitting of the signal was successful.
  • transported C2 Have my package transported here.
  • transporter C2 The transporter carried many new cars.
  • transporters C2 The new cars were loaded onto transporters.
  • transporting C2 They are transporting goods across the country.
  • transports C2 Reading transports me to another world.
  • treacherous C2 The trail became more treacherous.
  • treacherously C2 The soap slipped treacherously out of my hands.
  • treachery C2 All translation is treachery.
  • trends C2 Will those trends continue?
  • trepidation C2 We are waiting with trepidation to be proved wrong.
  • trifle C2 I am a trifle sad.
  • triggered C2 What triggered the landslide?
  • triggering C2 This is triggering for me.
  • triggers C2 What triggers this anxiety?
  • truculent C2 The truculent dog barked at everyone.
  • truism C2 To say that technology changes rapidly is to utter a truism.
  • turret C2 He pointed towards the turret.
  • ubiquitous C2 Health problems are ubiquitous.
  • unaccompanied C2 He takes the train unaccompanied.
  • unadulterated C2 This unadulterated honey is the best I have ever tasted.
  • unaided C2 The strange object in the sky could be seen with the unaided eye.
  • unalterable C2 His decision was unalterable.
  • unaltered C2 The original painting remained unaltered by time.
  • unambiguous C2 Write clear and unambiguous texts!
  • unambiguously C2 The instructions were unambiguously clear.
  • unanticipated C2 I arrived late because I ran into some unanticipated traffic.
  • unappreciated C2 Did you feel unappreciated?
  • unassigned C2 This task remains unassigned to any team member.
  • unattached C2 The two pieces of wood were unattached.
  • unattainable C2 That goal is unattainable.
  • unbiased C2 He is extremely unbiased.
  • uncanny C2 This incident is quite uncanny.
  • uncharted C2 This territory is uncharted.
  • uncommunicative C2 He was uncommunicative about his plans for the future.
  • unconfined C2 The wild horses remained unconfined on the plains.
  • unconscionable C2 What he said was unconscionable.
  • uncontroversial C2 His opinion on the matter was uncontroversial.
  • unconvinced C2 He said he was unconvinced.
  • unctuous C2 His unctuous smile did not seem sincere.
  • undemonstrative C2 He is a quiet and undemonstrative person.
  • undemonstratively C2 He spoke undemonstratively about his feelings.
  • undeniable C2 This fact is undeniable.
  • undergoes C2 The metal undergoes a change when heated.
  • undergoing C2 The website was undergoing maintenance.
  • undergone C2 Have you ever undergone an operation?
  • underlay C2 We need to buy an underlay for the new carpet.
  • underlie C2 What reasoning could underlie their latest decision?
  • underlies C2 The idea underlies his theory.
  • undertaken C2 She has undertaken too much work.
  • undertakes C2 He always shows great determination in everything he undertakes.
  • undertaking C2 Any undertaking is difficult.
  • undertook C2 I unwillingly undertook it.
  • underwent C2 He underwent brain surgery.
  • undiminished C2 His influence is still undiminished.
  • undiminishing C2 The undiminishing supply of water was a relief.
  • unencumbered C2 Life is best lived unencumbered by materialism.
  • unequivocal C2 This is quite unequivocal.
  • unequivocally C2 This is unequivocally the worst meal I have ever had.
  • unethical C2 That would be unethical.
  • unexceptional C2 His performance was unexceptional, but perfectly adequate for the task.
  • unexceptionally C2 He performed unexceptionally well in the competition.
  • unexcused C2 His absence from the meeting was unexcused.
  • unfeasible C2 Your plan is unfeasible.
  • unfeasibly C2 The project costs are unfeasibly high for our budget.
  • unfounded C2 The rumors are unfounded.
  • unharried C2 She remained unharried despite the many tasks she had.
  • unification C2 The unification of the two small countries created a larger nation.
  • unified C2 The countries unified under a single banner.
  • unifies C2 This new law unifies the different regions.
  • uniformly C2 The students were uniformly dressed for the school play.
  • unifying C2 The new policy aims at unifying the diverse departments.
  • unintelligent C2 His unintelligent response surprised everyone in the room.
  • uniquely C2 This is uniquely good.
  • uniqueness C2 I embrace my uniqueness with pride.
  • unlicensed C2 Keep away from the unlicensed taxis.
  • unmediated C2 They sought unmediated access to the archives.
  • unmodified C2 The original document remained unmodified.
  • unmonitored C2 He left the boxes unmonitored.
  • unmotivated C2 I was super unmotivated today.
  • unnerve C2 The sudden noise did not unnerve the experienced performer.
  • unnerving C2 It was unnerving to be there.
  • unnervingly C2 The music was unnervingly loud.
  • unobtrusive C2 In New Jersey are many unobtrusive buildings.
  • unobtrusively C2 He unobtrusively observed the crowd from the corner.
  • unobtrusiveness C2 Her unobtrusiveness made her an excellent observer.
  • unparalleled C2 Its beauty is unparalleled.
  • unpredictability C2 The unpredictability of certain events is incredible.
  • unpromising C2 From unpromising beginnings, he went on to become a respected leader.
  • unravel C2 Everything started to unravel.
  • unresolved C2 The issue remains unresolved.
  • unrestrained C2 I like to live a free life, unrestrained by things around me.
  • unscheduled C2 We have an unscheduled stop.
  • unstable C2 The truck is unstable.
  • unstressed C2 The unstressed syllable is pronounced more softly.
  • unsurpassed C2 Her performance was unsurpassed; it was the best ever.
  • unsuspected C2 The unsuspected danger suddenly appeared before them.
  • utilisation C2 Education is the acquisition of the art of the utilisation of knowledge.
  • utilised C2 The old tools were finally utilised.
  • utiliser C2 She is a true utiliser of her talents.
  • utilisers C2 The new system is designed for efficient utilisers of resources.
  • utilises C2 She utilises her free time to learn new things.
  • utilising C2 He is utilising his skills to help the team.
  • utilitarian C2 The strict utilitarian valued function over any aesthetic appeal.
  • utilities C2 The electric utilities company announced a rate increase.
  • utilization C2 Credit utilization constitutes a significant portion of a credit score.
  • utilization/utilisation C2
  • utilized C2 My time is generally fully utilized.
  • utilizes C2 Traditional medicine often utilizes herbs.
  • utilizing C2 We are utilizing the new tools for the job.
  • vacillate C2 She continued to vacillate between staying home and going out.
  • vandal C2 The witness says that the vandal was around 18 years old.
  • vandalize C2
  • vehicles C2 Both vehicles caught fire.
  • venomous C2 Some snakes are venomous.
  • venomously C2 She spoke venomously about her former friend.
  • veracious C2 She is a veracious person who always tells the truth.
  • verbatim C2 For accurate study results questions must be asked verbatim.
  • verily C2 I verily believe that your convictions are false.
  • verisimilitude C2 It is interesting how this conspiracy theory author abandons all attempts at verisimilitude.
  • veritable C2 Paper is, therefore, a veritable miracle created by man.
  • vermin C2 I believe that place is teeming with vermin.
  • versions C2 Check for old versions.
  • vestigial C2 The appendix is a vestigial organ in humans.
  • vestigially C2 The wings on the bird had developed vestigially.
  • vicinity C2 The cops were investigating the vicinity.
  • vicissitude C2 Life is full of unexpected vicissitudes.
  • vindicate C2 History will vindicate him.
  • vindication C2 His vindication came after many years.
  • violated C2 The student violated the rules of the competition.
  • violates C2 This violates state law.
  • violating C2 He is violating the rules by not waiting his turn.
  • violations C2 The local police are very strict about traffic violations.
  • virginal C2 She played a beautiful tune on the virginal.
  • virtuosity C2 Virtuosity requires years of daily practice from childhood.
  • virtuoso C2 He is a virtuoso.
  • vis-a-vis C2
  • visibility C2 The snow reduced visibility.
  • visions C2 Our political visions differ.
  • visualisation C2 She had a clear visualisation of her future success.
  • visualise C2 Can you visualise how the garden will look once the flowers are in bloom?
  • visualised C2 The doctor visualised the broken bone using an X-ray.
  • visualising C2 The doctor was visualising the broken bone.
  • visualization C2 Complex data is more easily interpreted through visualization.
  • visualize C2 Visualize your entire body.
  • visualized C2 She visualized her success in the competition.
  • visualizing C2 He was visualizing a successful future for himself.
  • vitriolic C2 Her vitriolic comments caused a great deal of offense.
  • vocational C2 She goes to vocational school.
  • vociferous C2 The vociferous crowd cheered loudly for the athletes.
  • volunteered C2 You volunteered for this.
  • volunteering C2 He was just volunteering.
  • volunteers C2 Most volunteers are teenagers.
  • voracity C2 His voracity for sweets was a constant concern.
  • vortex C2 I was pulled into the free software vortex and have never escaped.
  • wallow C2 A pig will wallow in the mud in order to cool down.
  • wane C2 His powers are on the wane.
  • wayward C2 The wayward son has returned.
  • wheeze C2 Stuck without an inhaler, the only thing he could do was wheeze.
  • whimsical C2 She shaped the cake into a whimsical design.
  • whir C2 I heard the whir of the fan.
  • whirlwind C2 Just before the wedding, the hall was a whirlwind of activity.
  • wholly C2 That is wholly unacceptable!
  • wistful C2 Ah, this song makes me feel all wistful.
  • wistfully C2 These days we look back wistfully towards our lost youth.
  • wordage C2 The wordage in this report is excessive.
  • wordsmith C2 The journalist was a true wordsmith, crafting elegant prose.
  • wrack C2 We found some wrack on the beach after the storm.
  • zealous C2 He was zealous in satisfying his employer.
  • zoologist C2 The zoologist carefully observed the behavior of the rare jungle cat.
  • zoology C2 Zoology is my favourite subject.

Some example sentences come from the Tatoeba Project (tatoeba.org), CC BY 2.0 FR. The rest were written for MindDory. Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR.

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