Cambridge CAE Vocabulary List, C1 Advanced Words

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About CAE (C1)

Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) certifies advanced English suitable for demanding academic and professional settings. Its vocabulary is wide and precise: less common items, idiomatic expressions, sophisticated collocation, and nuanced word formation, tested rigorously in the Use of English tasks. The exam expects flexible, accurate choice across formal and informal registers. This corresponds to CEFR C1.

Who this list is for

You are at CAE level if you can understand demanding text, express ideas fluently and spontaneously, and use language flexibly for academic and professional purposes. CAE is accepted by most European universities and many worldwide as proof of C1 entry-level proficiency, and like other Cambridge qualifications it never expires. It is a common admission requirement for English-medium degrees. The step up from B2 is mostly lexical: range, idiom, and the precision the advanced Use of English tasks demand.

How to study

Build less common vocabulary and idiomatic phrases deliberately, and use spaced repetition to retain the idioms and fixed expressions that the test rewards but that fade without review. Drill advanced word formation and collocation, since the Use of English paper punishes near-misses harshly at C1. Read serious journalism and academic prose to absorb register-shifting and sophisticated phrasing in context. Practise the keyword transformation and word-formation tasks repeatedly, because they hinge on knowing precise collocations and affixes rather than general meaning.

The list (2170 words)

  • abortion C1 She had an abortion.
  • abound C1 Shrimp abound here, too.
  • abstraction C1 This is an example of abstraction.
  • accelerate C1 The car continued to accelerate.
  • acclaim C1 She received international acclaim for her research.
  • accomplishment C1 What a great accomplishment!
  • accordance C1 Obey in perfect accordance.
  • accountable C1 I held him accountable.
  • accumulation C1 Her only interest is the accumulation of money.
  • accused C1 I was unjustly accused.
  • accustomed C1 You become accustomed to it.
  • achieved C1 His efforts achieved nothing.
  • achievements C1 He celebrates her achievements.
  • achieves C1 She achieves her goals through hard work and dedication.
  • achieving C1 She is achieving great success in her career.
  • acidic C1 This is very acidic.
  • acoustic C1 His acoustic performance rocks.
  • acoustically C1 The concert hall was designed acoustically to enhance the sound quality.
  • acoustics C1 The acoustics here are marvelous.
  • acquired C1 Wisdom is acquired through reflection.
  • acquires C1 How easily one acquires bad habits!
  • acquiring C1 The acquiring of new skills takes time and effort.
  • acquisitions C1 The library has many new acquisitions.
  • acre C1 They sell land by the acre.
  • activation C1 The activation period has expired.
  • activist C1 Have you seen the activist?
  • acutely C1 I was acutely aware of how very important mathematical education was.
  • adaptation C1 Quick adaptation ensures survival.
  • adjacent C1 His house is adjacent to yours.
  • adjoin C1 The two buildings adjoin.
  • adjoining C1 We went into the adjoining room.
  • adjustable C1 The seat is adjustable.
  • administer C1 The courts administer the law.
  • administrate C1 She will administrate the new department effectively.
  • administrates C1 The manager administrates the daily operations of the company.
  • administrations C1 Owing to a change of administrations, he lost his job.
  • administratively C1 The office is administratively divided into several departments.
  • administrator C1 Who is the group administrator?
  • administrators C1 The administrators are unhappy.
  • adolescent C1 We have three adolescent children.
  • adrenaline C1 My adrenaline started pumping.
  • advantageous C1 We are in an advantageous position.
  • adversary C1 I have turned into their adversary.
  • advisory C1 The mayor has issued a stay-at-home advisory.
  • aesthetic C1 Taste is an aesthetic conscience.
  • aesthetically C1 Layered cocktails are aesthetically pleasing.
  • affected C1 Their skin is affected.
  • affecting C1 Euro crisis is affecting prices.
  • affective C1 Her affective response to the news was one of deep sadness.
  • affectively C1 The music made her feel affectively happy.
  • affects C1 Trauma affects gene expression.
  • aftermath C1 In the aftermath of the accident he lost his sight.
  • aggregate C1 Strawberries and raspberries are both examples of an aggregate fruit.
  • aggression C1 Stress often causes aggression.
  • agreeable C1 People here are agreeable.
  • aide C1 The aide suggested a change in tactics to him.
  • aimless C1 His existence seemed to be aimless.
  • aimlessly C1 His gaze wandered aimlessly.
  • albeit C1 She is reasonable, albeit strict.
  • alienate C1 With that attitude, you will alienate all of your potential allies.
  • align C1 Our thoughts on certain topics may not align.
  • alignment C1 What is her alignment?
  • allege C1 The witness did not allege that the suspect was present.
  • allegedly C1 He was allegedly involved in the recent corporate fraud.
  • alleviate C1 This will surely alleviate the pain.
  • allocation C1 The President shall promulgate a regulation providing for the mandatory allocation of crude oil.
  • alternatives C1 There are no alternatives.
  • altruism C1 Love is harmony, altruism, and self-sacrifice.
  • altruistic C1 Compassion is the most altruistic form of love.
  • amateur C1 Are you an amateur?
  • amend C1 Some people want to amend the constitution.
  • amid C1 He is cool amid confusion.
  • amplification C1 The amplification of the story made it more interesting.
  • amply C1 The room was amply supplied with food and drink.
  • analysed C1 She analysed the results.
  • analyser C1 The scientist used an analyser to check the water.
  • analysing C1 She spent hours analysing the complex data for her report.
  • analytic C1 This is an analytic language.
  • analytical C1 We also assess analytical ability.
  • analytically C1 She looked analytically at the problem to find a solution.
  • analyzed C1 I analyzed the results.
  • analyzing C1 She spent hours analyzing the data for her research paper.
  • anchored C1 Someone anchored my boat.
  • animatedly C1 They chatted animatedly over cups of steaming tea.
  • anthropologist C1 The anthropologist delivered a lecture on primitive cultures.
  • anthropology C1 Have you ever studied anthropology?
  • anticlimactic C1 The ending was anticlimactic after such an exciting build-up.
  • antics C1 She giggled at his playful antics.
  • antiquated C1 I prefer antiquated models.
  • antiquity C1 Rivers are the roads of antiquity.
  • appall/appal C1
  • appalling C1 He says appalling things.
  • appallingly C1 The news was appallingly bad, and everyone was shocked.
  • apparatus C1 That is sensitive apparatus.
  • appealing C1 She is very appealing.
  • appliance C1 This is an electrical appliance.
  • applicable C1 The laws are not applicable.
  • apprehensive C1 I feel kind of apprehensive.
  • apprentice C1 Are you an apprentice?
  • apprenticeship C1 I am going to do an apprenticeship.
  • approachable C1 This person is approachable.
  • approached C1 An old man approached.
  • approaching C1 Spring break was approaching.
  • appropriacy C1 Please consider the appropriacy of your language in this formal setting.
  • appropriateness C1 His constant appropriateness made him a respected member of the team.
  • apt C1 The comparison is apt.
  • apt to C1 He is apt to forget his keys.
  • aqua C1 She wore a dress in a soft aqua color.
  • aquarium C1 Buy me an aquarium.
  • architectural C1 That building has neither historical nor architectural value.
  • archive C1 She was in the archive.
  • areas C1 Are there dangerous areas?
  • arguably C1 This is arguably even more important.
  • array C1 The soldiers stood in a neat array.
  • artistically C1 The food is always arranged so artistically.
  • aspects C1 There are other aspects.
  • assassination C1 The assassination of the leader caused unrest.
  • assertion C1 This assertion is false.
  • assessable C1 This income is assessable for tax purposes.
  • assessed C1 No penalty was assessed.
  • assesses C1 The Department assesses our mineral resources.
  • assessing C1 You seem to be always assessing what people think about you.
  • assessments C1 Many experts admitted surprise at the new numbers but cautioned against overly gloomy assessments.
  • assistants C1 I had three assistants.
  • assisted C1 He kindly assisted me.
  • assisting C1 She was assisting the elderly woman with her groceries.
  • assists C1 Her constant assists made the project a great success for the team.
  • assumed C1 He assumed full responsibility.
  • assumes C1 He assumes that everyone agrees with his plan.
  • assuming C1 Assuming the information is correct, we can proceed.
  • assumptions C1 Our assumptions were confirmed.
  • astray C1 We have gone astray.
  • asylum C1 I want political asylum.
  • atmospheric C1 The music sounds atmospheric.
  • atrocity C1
  • attorney C1 Are you an attorney?
  • authentic C1 Focus on being authentic.
  • authorities C1 Authorities denied the report.
  • auto C1 This artists uses auto-tune.
  • autonomy C1 Give your best employees more autonomy.
  • avid C1 Are you an avid reader?
  • backdrop C1 This waterfall is an amazing backdrop for pictures.
  • bail C1 She was denied bail.
  • baldly C1 He stated baldly that he did not care about the consequences.
  • banner C1 We made a banner.
  • bass C1 Turn up the bass.
  • batter C1 The batter hit the ball out of the park.
  • battered C1 The old boat was battered by the storm.
  • bearded C1 I love bearded men.
  • beforehand C1 Was it announced beforehand?
  • beguiling C1 The magician was beguiling the audience with tricks.
  • beguilingly C1 She smiled beguilingly, drawing everyone into her story.
  • believably C1 His explanation sounded believably true.
  • benchmark C1 The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark discount rate to an 18-year low.
  • beneficiaries C1 The beneficiaries will get the money from the will.
  • benefited C1 Who benefited from that?
  • benefiting C1 She is benefiting greatly from the new training program.
  • benefits C1 Who benefits from it?
  • benign C1 This tumor is benign.
  • benignly C1 The doctor spoke benignly to the worried patient.
  • bequeath C1 He decided to bequeath his entire fortune to charity.
  • billiards C1 Can you play billiards?
  • blankness C1 The disappointment was followed by an interval of blankness.
  • bliss C1 What is your bliss?
  • blister C1 You need anti-blister socks.
  • blithely C1 She blithely skipped down the street.
  • blockbuster C1 The film was a real blockbuster.
  • blueprint C1 He gave me a blueprint.
  • bolster C1 The new evidence will bolster your case.
  • boundary C1 The fence marked the boundary.
  • bouquet C1 He ordered another bouquet.
  • brainwash C1 They tried to brainwash the prisoners.
  • brainwashing C1 The prisoners were subjected to brainwashing.
  • breach C1 We have a security breach.
  • bribe C1 Never take a bribe!
  • bribery C1 She was accused of bribery.
  • brutal C1 Was I too brutal?
  • bubbly C1 I want champagne, and make sure its super bubbly.
  • buck C1 I have buck teeth.
  • buffer C1 Unfortunately, we have no choices but a certain buffer zone.
  • buffoon C1 He acted like a buffoon, making everyone laugh.
  • bulk C1 I always buy in bulk.
  • bulk up C1 He started to bulk up for the competition.
  • bulky C1 These presents are really bulky.
  • bureaucratic C1 Did you run into any bureaucratic red tape?
  • bureaucratically C1 The project was delayed because it was handled bureaucratically.
  • buzzer C1 Please press the buzzer.
  • bypass C1 A bypass allows more blood to flow to the heart.
  • calibrate C1 I need to calibrate the front tire of my motorcycle.
  • calorie C1 You should check your calorie intake.
  • candid C1 Listen to his candid opinion.
  • candidly C1 He speaks his mind quite candidly.
  • canoe C1 I came to canoe.
  • canvas C1 The future is a blank canvas.
  • capitalism C1 In capitalism, people can own their own businesses.
  • capitalist C1 The capitalist system rewards individual initiative and investment.
  • cargo C1 That cargo is mine.
  • carpenter C1 Carpenter bees are solitary.
  • carpentry C1 I learned carpentry in prison.
  • carrier C1 The mail carrier should come soon.
  • casino C1 Welcome to my casino.
  • casualty C1 In war, truth is the first casualty.
  • categories C1 The books are organized into different categories on the shelf.
  • categorised C1 The librarian carefully categorised the new books by genre.
  • categorises C1 This system categorises all the books by subject.
  • categorising C1 She is good at categorising the books.
  • categorized C1 The librarian categorized the books by genre and author.
  • categorizes C1 The librarian categorizes books by subject.
  • categorizing C1 He is good at categorizing books by genre.
  • cater C1 The hotel will cater all the meals for the event.
  • cavity C1 I have a cavity.
  • ceaseless C1 The noise was ceaseless.
  • ceaselessly C1 The rain fell ceaselessly for three days.
  • cessation C1 The cessation of rain was welcome.
  • chamber C1 The chamber door is open.
  • chaotically C1 Papers were scattered chaotically all over the floor.
  • chapters C1 Skip the boring chapters.
  • characterization/characterisation C1
  • charter C1 What does the UN Charter say?
  • chauffer C1 The chauffer drove the guests to the airport on time.
  • chill C1 I have a chill.
  • chilly C1 The party grew chilly.
  • chisel C1 This is a chisel.
  • chiselled C1 He was accused of chiselling his business partners out of their money.
  • churn C1 This made my stomach churn.
  • circulate C1 Was there a need to circulate that news bulletin?
  • circulation C1 Blood circulation is very rapid.
  • circumstances C1 These are special circumstances.
  • citation C1 Academic writing should contain citation.
  • cite C1 Always cite your sources.
  • civic C1 Voting is your civic duty.
  • civilian C1 The civilian population was evacuated from the war zone.
  • clammy C1 Nobody enjoys a clammy handshake.
  • clan C1 Welcome to the clan.
  • clarity C1 Spiritual peace brings clarity.
  • clash C1 The two meetings clash.
  • classy C1 What a classy neighborhood!
  • claustrophobia C1 I suffer from claustrophobia.
  • claustrophobic C1 Are you claustrophobic, too?
  • cleanly C1 He is a cleanly person who always washes his hands.
  • clench C1 Clench your teeth, please.
  • cleverness C1 Her cleverness sometimes amazes me.
  • climactic C1 The film reached its climactic moment in the final scene.
  • climax C1 The novel reached its climax during the final confrontation.
  • cling C1 We must cling to our faith.
  • clinical C1 I made a huge clinical error.
  • cloak C1 The spy wore a dark cloak to conceal his identity.
  • closeness C1 I need his closeness.
  • cluster C1 A cluster of stars appeared in the night sky.
  • clutch C1 I broke the clutch.
  • clutter C1 Clean up this clutter!
  • co-ordinate C1
  • co-ordinated C1
  • co-ordinates C1
  • co-ordinating C1
  • co-ordination C1
  • co-ordinator C1
  • co-ordinators C1
  • collaborate C1 Collaborate and work together.
  • collaboration C1 Improved conditions require collaboration.
  • collaborative C1 She encourages collaborative teamwork.
  • collaborator C1 The main suspect had a secret collaborator.
  • collective C1 He values collective intelligence.
  • collision C1 The collision between the two cars was bad.
  • combat C1
  • commence C1 Let us commence the meeting with a brief introduction.
  • commend C1 We commend the past, but live the present.
  • commendation C1 Her successful completion of the project earned her a commendation and overtime leave.
  • commentaries C1 The book has many commentaries.
  • commentary C1 What a sad commentary!
  • commentator C1 I like this commentator.
  • commentators C1 What do commentators do?
  • commented C1 I commented on one.
  • commenting C1 Stop commenting out loud.
  • comments C1 Any comments are welcome.
  • commercially C1 The product was advertised commercially on television.
  • commissioned C1 The new ship was commissioned for naval service.
  • commissioner C1 The new commissioner promised to improve public transportation.
  • commissioners C1 The city council appointed new commissioners to oversee the project.
  • commissioning C1 Which orchestra is commissioning the symphony?
  • commissions C1 Your salary is based on commissions.
  • communist C1 He is a known communist in the region.
  • communities C1 The local communities worked together to clean the park.
  • comparable C1 The two are not comparable.
  • compel C1 Shall we compel you to accept it?
  • compelling C1 This music is compelling.
  • compensated C1 They compensated the damages.
  • compensates C1 It sounds as if genius compensates for lack of experience.
  • compensating C1 We are compensating for the error.
  • compensations C1 This job is tough, though it has other compensations.
  • compensatory C1 There’s been no claim for punitive damages, only compensatory.
  • complementary C1 They are highly complementary.
  • complexities C1 The complexities of the situation made it difficult to solve.
  • compliance C1 Thank you for your compliance.
  • compliant C1 The restaurant is fully compliant with health codes.
  • compliantly C1 She compliantly followed all the instructions given by the teacher.
  • complication C1 We have a complication.
  • complimentary C1 Are these drinks complimentary?
  • comply C1 We want to comply.
  • componentry C1 The componentry of the machine was quite complex.
  • components C1 What components make someone happy?
  • comprise C1 How many days comprise a leap year?
  • compromised C1 My password was compromised.
  • compulsion C1 Love and song know no compulsion.
  • computable C1 This number is computable with the tool.
  • computation C1 Machine learning demands a lot of computation.
  • computational C1 This is a computational problem for the computer.
  • computations C1 Complex computations are required for this scientific research.
  • computed C1 The scientist computed the results of the experiment.
  • computerised C1 The office was computerised to make work faster.
  • computers C1 He can repair computers.
  • computing C1 Computing is the future.
  • con C1 He became a con artist.
  • concepts C1 I admire innovative concepts.
  • conceptual C1 She has a conceptual understanding of the topic.
  • conceptualisation C1 The conceptualisation of the project took several months.
  • conceptualise C1 She began to conceptualise a new story about a magical land.
  • conceptualised C1 The architect conceptualised a building that would blend with nature.
  • conceptualises C1 The artist conceptualises a new painting in her mind.
  • conceptualising C1 The artist is conceptualising a new painting for the exhibition.
  • conceptually C1 The plan was sound, but it was difficult to implement conceptually.
  • concerto C1 This is a beautiful concerto.
  • concluded C1 The session was concluded.
  • concludes C1 That concludes our business.
  • concluding C1 After thinking, I am concluding he is right.
  • conclusions C1 The conclusions are disappointing.
  • conclusive C1 It was not conclusive.
  • conclusively C1 This conclusively decided the matter.
  • concur C1 My thoughts concur with theirs.
  • conditional C1 Their love feels conditional at times.
  • conditionally C1 I will conditionally agree to the proposal.
  • conducted C1 We conducted the survey.
  • conducting C1 The conducting of the business was efficient and clear.
  • conducts C1 Copper conducts electricity well.
  • confer C1 I must confer with my colleagues on the matter.
  • confide C1 People confide in me.
  • configuration C1 It’s a default configuration.
  • confinement C1 Confinement can drive you insane.
  • conform C1 He refused to conform.
  • conformity C1 I choose authenticity over conformity.
  • confrontation C1 She never avoids confrontation.
  • congregate C1 Eagles congregate here in the spring.
  • congregation C1 The congregation was silent.
  • congressional C1 That will require congressional approval.
  • conjure C1 When they no longer have priests, the gods become very easy to conjure.
  • connoisseur C1 A bargain! For the true connoisseur!
  • conscientious C1 Only the conscientious students came to the lecture.
  • conscientiously C1 Do your work conscientiously.
  • consecutive C1 It snowed for ten consecutive days.
  • consented C1 I consented to go.
  • consenting C1 He is consenting to the new plan.
  • consents C1
  • consequences C1 Anger can have consequences.
  • consequent C1 Consequent conduct is specified.
  • conservatory C1 I learned piano at conservatory.
  • conserve C1 Please help conserve water.
  • consisted C1 The audience consisted entirely of foreigners.
  • consistency C1 Your speech lacked some consistency.
  • consisting C1 Who is familiar with a book consisting of one page only?
  • consists C1 Beer consists of 90% water.
  • consolidate C1 We can consolidate your savings accounts.
  • constancy C1 His constancy in work is good.
  • constants C1 In mathematics, pi is one of the important constants.
  • constituencies C1 The politician visited all the constituencies in his region.
  • constituency C1 It should be added that his remarks had no direct influence on the constituency.
  • constituent C1 Until we know the constituent elements of human intelligence, we cannot create artificial intelligence.
  • constituents C1 Do they represent their constituents?
  • constituted C1 She is delicately constituted.
  • constitutes C1 Music constitutes a part of me.
  • constituting C1 These small ingredients are constituting the main part of the recipe.
  • constitutional C1 Subsequent constitutional reforms restored relative political stability.
  • constitutionally C1 I am constitutionally averse to getting carried away with feelings.
  • constitutions C1 The country has new constitutions that were recently written.
  • constitutive C1 Good sleep is constitutive of good health.
  • constrain C1 Fear can constrain people from taking risks.
  • constraining C1 The rules are constraining our creativity.
  • constrains C1 Lack of time constrains our ability to finish the project.
  • constraint C1 Following the rules was a constraint on my creativity.
  • constraints C1 These economic constraints are being artificially imposed.
  • constructed C1 He constructed the home.
  • constructing C1 Yesterday, we finished constructing the new stage.
  • constructions C1 The constructions of the bridge took many years.
  • constructive C1 She has constructive ideas.
  • constructs C1 Continents are social constructs.
  • consultancy C1 The business offers excellent consultancy services.
  • consultation C1 The consultation is free.
  • consumed C1 I consumed crumbled bread.
  • consumers C1 We consumers must buy more domestic products.
  • consumes C1 Time consumes all things.
  • consuming C1 He was consuming too much rich food before the competition.
  • contemplate C1 Let me contemplate your response.
  • contend C1 He had to contend against physical suffering.
  • contender C1 I want to be a contender.
  • contention C1 Spread the table, and contention will cease.
  • contested C1 The ownership of the land has been contested for years.
  • contexts C1 She researches historical contexts.
  • contextual C1 The meaning is contextual and depends on the situation.
  • contextualise C1 It is important to contextualise the historical events.
  • contextualised C1 The discussion was contextualised to our current project.
  • contextualising C1 He is contextualising the problem for the students.
  • contextualize C1 We need to contextualize this historical event within its era.
  • contextualized C1 In some cases the meaning is not contextualized.
  • contextualizing C1 The teacher is contextualizing the lesson for us.
  • contextually C1 The meaning of the word changes contextually.
  • contingency C1 We need a contingency plan.
  • continuity C1 A son would represent continuity in a rapidly changing world.
  • contracted C1 They contracted a company to build the new house.
  • contracting C1 The rapid contracting of the disease caused widespread panic.
  • contractor C1 To that end, the company signed with an external contractor.
  • contractors C1 The official got the sack for currying favor with the contractors.
  • contracts C1 Contracts must be observed!
  • contributed C1 He contributed as well.
  • contributes C1 She contributes positively to discussions.
  • contributing C1 His smile is contributing to the happy mood.
  • contributions C1 He appreciates her contributions.
  • contributor C1 I hope you become an advanced contributor.
  • contributors C1 There were other contributors.
  • convene C1 The assembly will convene tomorrow.
  • convened C1 The Diet session convened at 2pm.
  • convenes C1 The committee convenes next Tuesday to discuss the proposal.
  • convening C1 The convening of the committee took place yesterday.
  • conventionally C1 She conventionally wears a dress to parties.
  • conventions C1 The annual conventions attract thousands of delegates from around the world.
  • convergence C1 The convergence of the two rivers created a large lake.
  • convict C1 That man is a convict.
  • conviction C1 I admire your conviction.
  • convoluted C1 The plot was really convoluted.
  • coordinate C1 We can always coordinate.
  • coordinated C1 We need a coordinated effort.
  • coordinates C1 Give me the coordinates.
  • coordinating C1 She is coordinating the efforts of all the volunteer teams.
  • coordination C1 Coordination is extremely valuable.
  • coordinator C1 The event coordinator will make sure everything runs smoothly.
  • coordinators C1 The coordinators of this charity run have hearts of gold.
  • cored C1 Bake two dozen cored apples.
  • cores C1 The scientists collected ice cores.
  • coring C1 The machine is coring the apples for the pie.
  • corporates C1
  • corporations C1 Corporations are legal constructs.
  • corps C1 He joined the Marine Corps.
  • corresponded C1 We have corresponded with each other.
  • correspondingly C1 The price went up and correspondingly the demand went down.
  • corresponds C1 My answer corresponds with yours.
  • cost-effective C1
  • councillor C1 The local councillor attended the town meeting.
  • counsellor C1 Did you see a counsellor?
  • counterpart C1 The new manager is the counterpart to the old one.
  • coup C1 The military staged a coup and seized control of the country.
  • coupled C1 The two ideas were coupled together in the presentation.
  • coverage C1 Everyone has medical coverage.
  • crave C1 What did you crave?
  • craving C1 He had a strong craving for chocolate after dinner.
  • creamy C1 The milk is getting creamy.
  • created C1 God created the dinosaurs.
  • creates C1 The poet creates poems.
  • creating C1 She is creating a beautiful painting for the show.
  • creations C1 The artist is known for her beautiful creations.
  • creators C1 There are more creators than creations.
  • credential C1 Your diploma is a credential for your degree.
  • credibility C1 They have no credibility.
  • credible C1 Your story sounds credible.
  • credibly C1 Can the president credibly commit to that?
  • credited C1 She is credited with the discovery of a new element.
  • crediting C1 The teacher is crediting her for the excellent research she completed.
  • creditor C1 My creditor wants the money I owe.
  • creditors C1 His creditors are after him.
  • creep C1
  • criteria C1 He judges me based on superficial criteria.
  • critique C1 His critique was totally inappropriate.
  • crude C1 This joke is crude.
  • crudely C1 He crudely drew a map on a napkin.
  • crumb C1 He only extracted a crumb from it.
  • crumble C1 Where did you crumble them?
  • crystal C1 The water was crystal clear.
  • culminate C1 The project will culminate next month.
  • cult C1 Are they a cult?
  • cultured C1
  • cultures C1 It varies across cultures.
  • curtail C1 The company decided to curtail its advertising budget.
  • custody C1 I am in custody.
  • customary C1 It is no longer customary.
  • cynic C1 I was a cynic.
  • cynical C1 People are so cynical nowadays.
  • cynically C1 He was smiling at me cynically.
  • cynicism C1 What is toxic is your cynicism.
  • damaging C1 The accident was damaging to his reputation and career.
  • damply C1
  • darkroom C1 What are you looking for in the darkroom?
  • daunt C1 The prospect was almost enough to daunt her.
  • daunting C1 The task was daunting.
  • daydream C1 I daydream about it.
  • debut C1 It was my debut.
  • deceit C1 She is incapable of deceit.
  • decision-making C1
  • dedicated C1 Everyone is really dedicated.
  • deduced C1 I deduced a new theory.
  • deduces C1 He deduces the answer from the facts.
  • deducing C1 By deducing the clues, we found the treasure.
  • deductions C1 An income tax is levied on any income that exceeds deductions.
  • default C1 It’s a default configuration.
  • defect C1 The doctor identified a minor defect in her hearing.
  • defensive C1 The leopard looked defensive.
  • definable C1 The meaning of the word is easily definable.
  • defined C1 His chin is defined.
  • defines C1 A dictionary defines words.
  • defining C1 The defining moment of the game was the last goal.
  • definitions C1 Above all, logic requires precise definitions.
  • degradation C1 This is complete degradation.
  • degrade C1 Batteries degrade over time.
  • degrading C1 The constant flooding was degrading the land.
  • delegation C1 One delegation followed another.
  • demise C1 Rumours of our demise have been greatly exaggerated.
  • demo C1 The demo releases tomorrow.
  • demographic C1 Which demographic groups are under-represented in parliament?
  • demographically C1 The population changed demographically over the years.
  • demography C1 Demography studies population changes over time.
  • demolition C1 It was a controlled demolition.
  • demon C1 The story described a powerful demon.
  • demonstrable C1 A language isolate is a language with no demonstrable relationship with other languages.
  • demonstrably C1 His argument was demonstrably flawed and easily refuted.
  • demonstrated C1 Which was to be demonstrated.
  • demonstrates C1 Confronting him directly demonstrates your willingness to address conflicts head-on.
  • demonstrating C1 The teacher was demonstrating how to solve the problem.
  • demonstrations C1 They promised to stop their demonstrations.
  • demonstrative C1 This is a demonstrative pronoun.
  • demonstratively C1 This proposition is demonstratively false.
  • demonstrator C1 The demonstrator convinced him to buy the expensive appliance.
  • demonstrators C1 The demonstrators waved their flags.
  • denial C1 She is in denial.
  • density C1 The city has a very high population density.
  • dependence C1 Self-dependence is important in life.
  • depict C1 Meanwhile, we depict aliens doing really weird stuff.
  • depiction C1 I think I am the depiction of God under his human form.
  • deploy C1 You can still deploy that strategy.
  • deployment C1 Deployment of the product cannot take place before January.
  • deprivation C1 The child suffered from food deprivation.
  • deregister C1 You must deregister your car before you move away.
  • deregistered C1 The car was deregistered because it was too old to drive.
  • deregistering C1 He is deregistering from the class.
  • deregisters C1 He deregisters from the club next week.
  • deregistration C1 The deregistration of the car was completed.
  • deregulated C1 The market should be deregulated.
  • deregulates C1 The government deregulates the industry to encourage new businesses.
  • deregulating C1 The act of deregulating industries can have significant effects.
  • deregulation C1 The banking industry lobbied for deregulation.
  • derivation C1 The derivation of this word is interesting.
  • derivations C1 The derivations of many words are unknown.
  • derivative C1 No derivative works are permitted.
  • derivatives C1 We learned about derivatives in math class.
  • derived C1 That song is derived from another.
  • derives C1 He derives pleasure from attending concerts.
  • deriving C1 The deriving of the word 'clue' is uncertain.
  • descent C1 The descent is dangerous.
  • desertion C1 The desertion of his friends hurt him deeply.
  • designate C1 Blue lines on the map designate rivers.
  • designed C1 Who designed this building?
  • designers C1 The designers created a beautiful new building.
  • designing C1 My job is designing shoes.
  • detain C1 The police will detain the suspect for questioning.
  • detection C1 She had escaped detection somehow.
  • detention C1 I will get detention.
  • deteriorate C1 His health continued to deteriorate.
  • detest C1 I detest attending school.
  • detestable C1 His cruel behavior was detestable to everyone who knew him.
  • detriment C1 That is a detriment to your health.
  • detrimental C1 Indeed, computers are detrimental.
  • detrimentally C1 Smoking can detrimentally affect your health.
  • detritus C1 The archaeologists found detritus from the ancient settlement.
  • deviate C1 I will never deviate from my path.
  • devise C1 We need to devise a plan.
  • devotee C1 She is a devotee of the famous singer.
  • diagnose C1 That can diagnose anything, quicker and cheaper than a doctor.
  • diagnosis C1 Who made the diagnosis?
  • dictate C1 Social pressures dictate our decisions.
  • differentiate C1 We can differentiate the two colors easily.
  • digitalization/digitalisation C1
  • digitalize/digitalise C1
  • diplomatic C1 He breached diplomatic protocol.
  • directory C1 Dial 411 for directory assistance.
  • discard C1 Choose which card to discard.
  • disclose C1 We do not disclose the situation.
  • disclosure C1 There will be a big disclosure.
  • discourse C1 What are discourse markers?
  • discrepancy C1 Please report discrepancy in data.
  • discretion C1 This plan needs discretion.
  • disdain C1 I have disdain for myself and for others.
  • disestablish C1 The government decided to disestablish the old church.
  • disestablished C1 The government disestablished the official religion.
  • disestablishes C1 The new law disestablishes the old religious order.
  • disestablishing C1 The government is disestablishing the old system.
  • disestablishment C1 The disestablishment of the church caused significant changes.
  • disillusionment C1 The war brought disillusionment with it.
  • dislodge C1 The blow of the hammer was enough to dislodge the loose brick.
  • dismal C1 Sales were apparently dismal.
  • dismally C1 The weather was dismally cold.
  • dismay C1 To my dismay, my wallet was gone.
  • dismissal C1 The manager threatened him with dismissal.
  • dispensary C1 The dispensary gives free medicine to poor people.
  • dispense C1 I cannot dispense with this dictionary.
  • dispose C1 Dispose of the evidence.
  • disproportion C1 There was a clear disproportion between the effort and the result.
  • disproportionate C1 The disproportionate power of the West is declining.
  • disproportionately C1 His head is disproportionately big.
  • disquieting C1 This is deeply disquieting.
  • disruption C1 The world economy is undergoing constant disruption.
  • dissect C1 Did you dissect frogs?
  • dissection C1 More than 200 medical students watched the dissection.
  • dissimilar C1 She felt that we were too dissimilar.
  • distinctions C1 He received several military distinctions.
  • distinctive C1 Giraffes have distinctive coats.
  • distinctively C1 The bird sang distinctively, making its song easy to remember.
  • distort C1 A true scientist would not distort facts.
  • distress C1 He experienced moments of distress.
  • distributed C1 The questionnaires were distributed randomly.
  • distributing C1 She is distributing food to the poor.
  • distributional C1 The distributional pattern of the species was studied.
  • distributions C1 The statistics show different distributions of wealth.
  • distributive C1 The distributive nature of the wealth caused some unrest.
  • distributors C1 The distributors are asking for an exceptional margin.
  • disturbing C1 The loud noise was disturbing the baby.
  • dither C1 She tends to dither when faced with choices.
  • diverge C1 The roads diverge up ahead; take the left one.
  • divergence C1 The divergence of the paths made it hard to choose.
  • divergent C1 These two lines are divergent.
  • diversity C1 The team celebrated the diversity of its members.
  • docile C1 The cows looked big and docile.
  • docilely C1 The dog followed its owner docilely.
  • doctrine C1 The doctrine is powerful.
  • documentation C1 Learn about this documentation.
  • documented C1 We documented all the steps of the plan.
  • documenting C1 She is documenting her travels in a journal.
  • documents C1 You need official documents.
  • domain C1 This is public domain content.
  • domestically C1 How much fruit is grown domestically?
  • domesticate C1 They will try to domesticate the wild plants.
  • domestication C1 The domestication of cats took many years.
  • dominance C1 The cats were playing dominance games.
  • dominant C1 The note G is the dominant in this musical key.
  • dominantly C1 The older brother dominantly controlled the game.
  • dominated C1 Dinosaurs once dominated the earth.
  • dominates C1 She dominates her husband.
  • dominating C1 The larger company is dominating the market share.
  • domination C1 The king wanted total domination.
  • donor C1 We found a donor.
  • dramatist C1 He is a dramatist.
  • drawback C1 Being overweight is a drawback in this sport.
  • dual C1 I have dual citizenship.
  • dub C1 The dub was really bad.
  • duo C1 The duo arrived on stage.
  • durable C1 It seems durable enough.
  • duration C1 Can you sit through the duration?
  • dutiful C1 This girl was always good and dutiful.
  • dutifully C1 The altar boy dutifully followed the priest.
  • dwell C1 Where do you dwell?
  • dynamically C1 The system dynamically adjusts to changing conditions.
  • eccentric C1 My mother is eccentric.
  • eccentrically C1 He dressed eccentrically, wearing a top hat with his pajamas.
  • eclectic C1 I have an eclectic taste in music.
  • eclectically C1 She decorated her room eclectically with many colors.
  • economically C1 Try to drive economically.
  • economies C1 These economies are experiencing rapid growth.
  • economists C1 Some economists think so.
  • ecstatically C1 She was ecstatically happy about the news.
  • effortless C1 Her grace is effortless.
  • ego C1 My ego was hurt.
  • elaborate C1 Could you, please, elaborate?
  • elaboration C1 The elaboration of the plan took several hours.
  • elastic C1 I have a lot of elastic bands.
  • electoral C1 Is nobody coordinating your electoral campaign?
  • elements C1 What elements must occur?
  • elevate C1 Try to elevate your career.
  • elevation C1 True elevation starts within.
  • elicit C1 We plan to elicit opinions from the public.
  • elitist C1 Are you an elitist?
  • elongate C1 Stretching out the rubber band will elongate it considerably.
  • elude C1 Emotions often elude scientific explanation, revealing their complexity.
  • elusive C1 Stability has been elusive.
  • embark C1 Care to embark on the journey of a lifetime with me?
  • emphasised C1 He emphasised the importance of education.
  • emphasising C1 She is emphasising the importance of the plan.
  • emphasized C1 He emphasized its importance.
  • emphasizes C1 Judo is a discipline that emphasizes respect and honor.
  • emphasizing C1 The emphasizing of his words made them more important.
  • emphatic C1 I have pretty much forgotten the emphatic constructions.
  • empirical C1 Empirical data is based solely on observation.
  • empower C1 Empower your business to achieve more.
  • enact C1 The king will enact a new law for the people.
  • endorsement C1 He needs our endorsement.
  • enforcement C1 No law enforcement was present.
  • engaging C1 He writes engaging novels.
  • engross C1 He engrossed himself in the book for hours.
  • engrossing C1 Technological changes have made video games much more engrossing.
  • enormously C1 I love her enormously.
  • ensue C1 Disagreements will ensue if we do not discuss this issue calmly.
  • ensured C1 He ensured that all the doors were locked.
  • ensures C1 Quick adaptation ensures survival.
  • ensuring C1 The security guard is ensuring that all visitors sign in.
  • entail C1 What does this entail?
  • enterprising C1 That was enterprising of you.
  • enviable C1 She runs an enviable business.
  • environmentalists C1 We support the environmentalists completely.
  • environments C1 Pollution can negatively affect our natural environments.
  • envisage C1 I cannot envisage a future without clean water.
  • epidemic C1 We have an epidemic.
  • equate C1 They equate religion with church-going.
  • equated C1 Freedom is usually equated with doing whatever you like.
  • equates C1 He equates wealth with happiness.
  • equating C1 The equating of wealth with happiness is a mistake.
  • equations C1 He examined the mysterious equations.
  • eradicate C1 They tried to eradicate my culture.
  • erratic C1 Share prices have been erratic this last month.
  • escalate C1 How can we de-escalate the conflict?
  • establishes C1 The law establishes that.
  • establishing C1 They are establishing a new business in town.
  • establishments C1 There are various establishments that run our society.
  • estimates C1 Everyone estimates her work highly.
  • estimating C1 He is estimating the cost of the repairs.
  • estimation C1 In my estimation, he is an honest man.
  • estimations C1 The estimations for the project were high.
  • ethical C1 She supports ethical trade.
  • ethically C1 She acted ethically when she found the money.
  • evaluated C1 Additional aspects should be evaluated.
  • evaluates C1 The certification body evaluates compliance with industry standards and best practices.
  • evaluating C1 The teacher is evaluating the students' essays.
  • evaluations C1 Do they conduct performance evaluations?
  • evaluative C1 The evaluative report highlighted areas for improvement.
  • evidenced C1 His success evidenced his hard work and dedication.
  • evidential C1 The detective looked for evidential clues at the crime scene.
  • evoke C1 Black and white photos evoke nostalgia.
  • evolutionary C1 Evolutionary anthropology is based in natural science and social science.
  • ewe C1 The ewe was calm.
  • exacerbate C1 Try not to exacerbate the situation.
  • excerpt C1 The students have to analyze an excerpt from the book.
  • excluded C1 No one was excluded.
  • excludes C1 I guess, one excludes the other.
  • excluding C1 The price is final, excluding any taxes or fees.
  • exclusionary C1 During the colonial period, the place was rather exclusionary, admitting only foreign residents.
  • exclusionist C1 He is an exclusionist who does not welcome new ideas.
  • exclusions C1 The exclusions from the list were clearly stated.
  • exemplify C1 His kindness seemed to exemplify the best of human nature.
  • exert C1 Try not to exert yourself.
  • exhibitionist C1
  • exhilarate C1 The breathtaking view from the summit seemed to exhilarate everyone.
  • exhilarating C1 I found that exhilarating.
  • exhilaration C1 Exhilaration filled her as she raced down the street.
  • exodus C1 The people made an exodus from the war.
  • exotically C1 The flowers looked exotically beautiful in the garden.
  • expedite C1 Would you like to expedite this order?
  • expenditure C1 Now the company can justify such expenditure.
  • experimental C1
  • expire C1 When does this food expire?
  • explanatory C1 Nothing is self-explanatory.
  • explicit C1 The translation is made explicit.
  • explicitly C1 The immigrant says things explicitly.
  • exploitation C1 This exploitation needs to stop.
  • explosively C1 The price went up explosively.
  • exported C1 Our nation exported many goods to neighboring countries.
  • exporter C1 The exporter sent goods to another country.
  • exporters C1 The exporters sent their goods to many different countries.
  • exporting C1 You were exporting bananas.
  • exports C1 Exports have been slowing down.
  • exterior C1 You can repaint the house exterior.
  • extortion C1 I consider that extortion.
  • extravagance C1 Such extravagance is beyond my reach.
  • extremist C1 He is an extremist.
  • exuberance C1 What exuberance in gesture and tone!
  • exuberant C1 I was very exuberant.
  • exuberantly C1 The children sang exuberantly.
  • fabulously C1 He was fabulously wealthy.
  • facade C1 The building has a brick facade.
  • facial C1 Facial massage helps me relax.
  • facilitation C1 The facilitation of the event made everything run smoothly.
  • faction C1 The political faction argued loudly during the meeting.
  • factored C1 The problem was factored into smaller parts.
  • factoring C1 Factoring is a way to solve math problems.
  • factors C1 She considers environmental factors.
  • fairness C1 She believes in fairness.
  • fanatic C1 He is a fanatic.
  • fanatically C1 The fans cheered fanatically for their favorite team.
  • fanciful C1 She has a fanciful imagination and loves to write stories.
  • farce C1 This is a farce.
  • fatality C1 The accident resulted in one fatality.
  • fatigue C1 Did your fatigue disappear?
  • favorably/favourably C1
  • feasible C1 His idea seems feasible.
  • featured C1 The concert featured live acoustic music.
  • features C1 She has fine features.
  • featuring C1 The film is featuring a famous actor in the lead role.
  • feminist C1 Is he a feminist?
  • ferocious C1 The fighting was ferocious.
  • ferociously C1 The lion roared ferociously.
  • fiddle C1 The fiddler tuned his fiddle.
  • fiddler C1 The fiddler tuned his fiddle.
  • fiddly C1 These tiny screws are very fiddly to handle.
  • fiend C1 As he stood there he might have been a fiend.
  • fiendish C1 What a fiendish trick!
  • fiendishly C1 It was fiendishly cold.
  • fiercely C1 She is fiercely independent.
  • finalise C1 We need to finalise the report before the meeting tomorrow.
  • finalised C1 Have you finalised the arrangements for the party?
  • finalises C1 She finalises the report before sending it out.
  • finalising C1 She is finalising the report.
  • finality C1 I need finality to my affairs.
  • finalize C1 I want to finalize the deal.
  • finalized C1 They finalized the terms.
  • finalizes C1 He finalizes the report by Friday.
  • finalizing C1 She is finalizing the report for her boss.
  • finals C1 Finals week is stressful.
  • financed C1 A budget deficit must be financed somehow.
  • finances C1 Our finances are fine.
  • financier C1 He is a skilled financier who manages large investments.
  • financiers C1 Financiers make good business only when the state is making it badly.
  • financing C1 The company is seeking financing for its new project.
  • firewall C1 I use a firewall.
  • fissure C1 There is a long fissure in the dry ground.
  • fixture C1 He was a fixture at the local mosque.
  • flashback C1 This movie has way too many flashback scenes.
  • flask C1 Never touch this flask!
  • flattery C1 Flattery is not my thing.
  • flawed C1 The data is flawed.
  • flick C1 I watched a flick.
  • flicker C1 The lights started to flicker.
  • flourish C1 What makes you flourish?
  • focused C1 Stay focused at work.
  • focuses C1
  • focusing C1
  • focussed C1 The camera lens must be focussed for a clear picture.
  • focussing C1
  • folktale C1 This is a famous folktale from long ago.
  • footage C1 The footage showed everything.
  • foremost C1 First and foremost, show respect.
  • forensic C1 Is everyone a forensic scientist now?
  • forfeit C1 He declared a forfeit.
  • forge C1 I forge my own destiny.
  • formality C1 This is just a formality.
  • formulae C1 The scientist wrote down the complex formulae.
  • formulas C1 The scientist wrote complex mathematical formulas.
  • formulate C1 I cannot coherently formulate words without coffee.
  • formulated C1 I formulated it wrongly.
  • formulating C1 The scientist spent years formulating a new theory about gravity.
  • formulation C1 This is a new formulation of the medicine.
  • formulations C1 The doctor mixed special formulations for the patient.
  • fossil C1 He is a living fossil!
  • foster C1 I had foster parents.
  • fraction C1 Is this a fraction?
  • fragile C1 Her health is fragile.
  • fragmentation C1 The fragmentation of the rock made it easy to break.
  • frameworks C1 Legal frameworks exist to hold war criminals accountable.
  • franchise C1 After the third film, this franchise is terrible.
  • friction C1 Friction causes a match to light.
  • frostily C1 He responded frostily to the unexpected criticism.
  • frosty C1 It was sunny and frosty.
  • frustrating C1 What is frustrating Mark?
  • functionally C1 The machine was designed to operate functionally in extreme temperatures.
  • functioned C1 Everything functioned without a problem.
  • functioning C1 The machine stopped functioning.
  • functions C1 Functions have no side effects.
  • funded C1 This is government-funded research.
  • funder C1 The wealthy funder agreed to support the new research project.
  • funders C1 The funders agreed to support the new initiative.
  • fundraising C1 He was in charge of the fundraising efforts.
  • funds C1 Our funds are exhausted.
  • fuse C1 The fuse was burning.
  • fusion C1 Everyone coming together is an example of fusion.
  • futile C1 His attempts to fix the problem were futile.
  • gadget C1 What a handy gadget!
  • gamely C1 She gamely accepted the challenge despite the difficulty.
  • gape C1
  • gem C1 This is a gem.
  • generic C1 Generic medications are almost always cheaper.
  • genocide C1
  • genome C1 Scientists have sequenced the wheat genome.
  • geological C1 Can you give me a geological explanation of lava?
  • geologically C1 The mountain range is geologically fascinating to scientists.
  • ghostly C1 A ghostly figure appeared in the old house.
  • gig C1 The gig was great.
  • glean C1 What can you glean from his search history?
  • glum C1 Why are you so glum?
  • glumly C1 He glumly accepted the bad news.
  • gnaw C1 My dog likes to gnaw on bones.
  • goose C1 Is this a goose?
  • gourmet C1 We went to a gourmet place.
  • governance C1 Corporate governance and accountability are being strengthened.
  • graft C1 The graft was successful.
  • grapefruit C1 I like pink grapefruit.
  • gravity C1 Gravity is your friend.
  • grid C1 I lived off the grid.
  • grind C1 Where did you grind them?
  • grounds C1
  • gruelling C1 Climbing that mountain was a gruelling experience.
  • gruesome C1 The ancient world was rather gruesome.
  • gruesomely C1 The accident scene was gruesomely depicted in the news.
  • grumble C1 This action makes me grumble.
  • gush C1 The gush of water came from the broken pipe.
  • gushing C1 Water is still gushing out.
  • gushingly C1 She spoke gushingly about her recent vacation.
  • gusto C1 Once again, with gusto!
  • gut C1 Trust your gut feeling.
  • gutsy C1 What a gutsy man!
  • gypsy C1
  • hack C1
  • haggle C1 Do you know how to haggle?
  • halfway C1 He turned back halfway.
  • halt C1 Halt! Who goes there!
  • handful C1 Grab a handful of popcorn.
  • handling C1 Careful handling of the fragile items is important.
  • harass C1 He used to harass me.
  • harassment C1 This seems like harassment.
  • harbor/harbour C1
  • harsh C1 The road was harsh.
  • headstrong C1 I never thought he was so headstrong.
  • hedgehog C1 Where is my hedgehog?
  • heifer C1 The farmer bought a young heifer for his farm.
  • heighten C1 The sudden announcement seemed to heighten the tension in the room.
  • hence C1 Hence, I shall have to stay here.
  • heroine C1 My mom was a heroine.
  • hibernate C1 I want to hibernate.
  • hibernation C1 Bears enter hibernation to survive the cold winter months.
  • hierarchy C1 Hierarchy is against equality.
  • high-profile C1
  • homeland C1 We defend our homeland.
  • homely C1 Her homely appearance did not match her kind personality.
  • honk C1 Honk if you see something.
  • hostage C1 Am I a hostage?
  • hostess C1 He married an air hostess.
  • hostile C1 His gaze became hostile.
  • hostility C1 Hostility was replaced by love.
  • humanitarian C1 Humanitarian aid must be increased.
  • hydrogen C1 Hydrogen is the lightest element.
  • hypocrisy C1 This is pure hypocrisy!
  • hypocrite C1 I feel like a hypocrite.
  • hypocritical C1 Am I being hypocritical?
  • hypocritically C1 He spoke hypocritically about honesty while lying.
  • identifiable C1 The car is not easily identifiable.
  • identified C1 The police identified the suspect from surveillance footage.
  • identifies C1 The teacher identifies the correct answer.
  • identifying C1 She is identifying the person in the photo.
  • identities C1 She has many different identities online.
  • ideological C1 Ideological purity tests accomplish nothing.
  • illegality C1 The illegality of his actions led to severe consequences.
  • illustrated C1 Who illustrated this book?
  • illustrates C1 He illustrates books for children.
  • illustrating C1 The teacher is illustrating the concept with an example.
  • illustrations C1 The book has some illustrations.
  • illustrative C1 Many thanks for this illustrative collection of examples.
  • immense C1 Love has immense strength.
  • immensely C1 He felt immensely guilty.
  • immigrants C1 Immigrants streamed into the land.
  • immigrated C1 Many people immigrated to this country last year.
  • immigrates C1
  • immigrating C1 Have you thought of immigrating?
  • imminent C1 The arrival is imminent.
  • immortalize C1 This song will immortalize the hero.
  • immunity C1 He has developed immunity.
  • imp C1 What a little imp he is!
  • impacted C1 It must have impacted her dancing.
  • impacting C1 How are your actions impacting other people?
  • impacts C1 Climate change impacts everyone.
  • impede C1 Do not let superstition impede you.
  • impediment C1 Sorry, I have a speech impediment.
  • impersonal C1 The machine is very impersonal and does not care.
  • impersonally C1 He spoke impersonally, as if he were reading from a script.
  • impersonate C1 Please do not try to impersonate others.
  • impersonation C1 I was doing an impersonation of my boss when he showed up.
  • impersonator C1 The audience was fooled by the talented impersonator.
  • impervious C1 She seems impervious to criticism.
  • impish C1 That impish man is a preeminent economist.
  • impishly C1 The child looked up impishly at his mother.
  • implementation C1 I oppose the implementation of this project.
  • implicate C1 He refused to say anything that might implicate his friends.
  • implicit C1 There are implicit elements.
  • implied C1 Her smile implied that she was happy.
  • implies C1 A relationship implies responsibility.
  • implying C1 What is he implying?
  • impoverished C1 He was an impoverished musician.
  • inability C1 Excessive choice results in the inability to choose.
  • inappropriacy C1 His inappropriacy made everyone feel uncomfortable.
  • inappropriate C1 Your sarcasm is inappropriate.
  • inappropriately C1 He spoke inappropriately about his colleagues.
  • incision C1 The surgeon made a precise incision during the operation.
  • incisor C1 This tooth is an incisor.
  • inclination C1 I have an inclination for poetry.
  • inclined C1 She was naturally inclined towards math.
  • inclusion C1 Recognition paves the way for inclusion.
  • inclusive C1 Monday to Friday inclusive.
  • inclusively C1 The price includes all taxes inclusively.
  • incomes C1 The government is looking at ways to increase incomes for low-wage workers.
  • incompatible C1 These two colors are incompatible; they do not look good.
  • inconclusive C1 Findings have been inconclusive.
  • inconclusively C1 The results were inconclusively decided.
  • inconsistencies C1 There are some inconsistencies.
  • inconsistency C1 Many languages have a lot of inconsistency.
  • inconsistent C1 Her appetite was inconsistent.
  • inconstancy C1 We are all bewildered by her inconstancy.
  • inconstantly C1 He behaved inconstantly, changing his mind often.
  • indefinite C1 She has an indefinite contract.
  • indefinitely C1 This will continue indefinitely.
  • indicated C1 She indicated her reasons to us.
  • indicates C1 Punctuality indicates a boring life.
  • indicating C1 The red light is indicating danger.
  • indications C1 There are some indications of progress.
  • indicative C1 A high forehead is indicative of great mental power.
  • indicator C1 Put your indicator on.
  • indicators C1 All indicators are normal.
  • indictment C1 What a devastating indictment!
  • indigenous C1 Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day.
  • indistinct C1 After a few minutes I thought I heard an indistinct murmuring.
  • indistinctly C1 The old man muttered something indistinctly and fell silent.
  • individualised C1 We individualised ourselves from the ecstatic crowd.
  • individualist C1 He is an individualist who prefers to work alone.
  • individualistic C1 The artist has an individualistic style of painting.
  • individualists C1 The two individualists always had their own ideas.
  • individuality C1 We are charmed by your individuality.
  • individually C1 He tallied them individually.
  • individuals C1 Respect between individuals matters.
  • induct C1 They will induct the new leader into her position next week.
  • induction C1 His induction into the club was a great honor.
  • inequality C1 Health care inequality is a problem.
  • inexcusable C1 Your behaviour was inexcusable.
  • inexcusably C1 He was inexcusably late for the important meeting.
  • inexhaustible C1 Books are inexhaustible sources of knowledge.
  • inexplicable C1 I felt an inexplicable jealous rage.
  • inexplicably C1 He left the room inexplicably without saying goodbye.
  • infamous C1 The infamous female burglar was never caught.
  • inflict C1 Beavers rarely inflict damage on people.
  • ingenious C1 Everything ingenious is simple.
  • ingenuity C1 I admire your ingenuity.
  • inherent C1 She has inherent dignity.
  • inherently C1 Life is inherently risky.
  • inheritance C1 He received a large inheritance from his grandparents.
  • inhibit C1 Fear can inhibit success.
  • initiate C1 The prime minister can initiate a vote of confidence.
  • injures C1 The fall injures his leg badly.
  • injuries C1 The accident resulted in several serious injuries.
  • injuring C1
  • injustice C1 He removed the injustice.
  • inmate C1 I was an inmate.
  • innovate C1 They innovate through collaboration.
  • insecure C1 I felt terribly insecure.
  • insecurely C1 He spoke insecurely about his new idea.
  • insecurities C1 Comparison to others fuels my insecurities.
  • insecurity C1 The constant insecurity made it hard to sleep at night.
  • insensitive C1 The finger is insensitive to the cold.
  • insensitively C1 He insensitively asked about her recent job loss.
  • insertion C1 If the plug gets dirty, wipe it off with a dry cloth before insertion.
  • insider C1 The insider shared secret company information.
  • insightful C1 He always asks insightful questions.
  • insightfully C1 She spoke insightfully about the problem.
  • insignificant C1 Our age difference is insignificant.
  • insignificantly C1 The changes made were insignificantly small.
  • instances C1 There are many instances of this happening.
  • instigate C1 His comments seemed to instigate an argument.
  • instinctive C1 Your logical thinking often clashes with my instinctive decisions.
  • instinctively C1 She instinctively knew what to do.
  • instituted C1 The new government instituted several important reforms immediately.
  • institutes C1 There are some outstanding research institutes here.
  • instituting C1 They are instituting a new system at work.
  • institutional C1 Institutional racism is a serious problem.
  • institutionalise C1
  • institutionalised C1 Institutionalised racism is a significant problem within the police force.
  • institutionalises C1
  • institutionalising C1
  • institutionalized C1 Institutionalized violence must end.
  • institutionalizes C1 The court order institutionalizes the patient in a psychiatric facility.
  • institutionalizing C1 They are institutionalizing the patient in a new care home.
  • institutionally C1 Institutionally, a major restraint is the copyright problem.
  • institutions C1 This undermined my trust in state institutions.
  • instrumental C1 I like instrumental music.
  • insubordinate C1 The insubordinate student refused to do his work.
  • insubordinately C1 The child behaved insubordinately towards the teacher.
  • insubordination C1 I do not tolerate insubordination.
  • insufficiently C1 Nevertheless, I believe that these claims are insufficiently justified.
  • intact C1 The ribs are intact.
  • intake C1 Limit your alcohol intake.
  • integral C1 The teacher explained the integral of the function.
  • integrated C1 We integrated into their group.
  • integrity C1 Choose your integrity first.
  • intellect C1 Intellect is not wisdom.
  • intensify C1 The doctors want to intensify the treatments.
  • intensity C1 Increase your workout intensity gradually.
  • interacted C1 The children interacted happily during the party.
  • interacting C1 I like interacting with people.
  • interactions C1 Social interactions make her uncomfortable.
  • interactively C1 We can play the game interactively.
  • interacts C1 She interacts well during chats.
  • interface C1 The interface is very intuitive.
  • interference C1 How do you handle language interference or mixing up words?
  • interim C1 In the interim, I will serve as chairman.
  • interject C1 He would interject comments during the meeting.
  • interjection C1 His interjection prompts wry laughs and nervousness.
  • interpretations C1 Different interpretations of topics are possible.
  • interpretative C1 The book provides an interpretative analysis of the poem.
  • interpreted C1 He interpreted for me.
  • interpreting C1 Interpreting is the basic principle.
  • interpretive C1 The museum offered an interpretive tour of the ancient ruins.
  • interprets C1 She interprets the survey results.
  • intervention C1 The intervention was necessary.
  • intricate C1 The problem was quite intricate.
  • intriguing C1 I find her intriguing.
  • intuit C1 She could intuit that something was wrong with him.
  • intuition C1 Animals have amazing intuition.
  • intuitive C1 This is counter-intuitive.
  • intuitively C1 That does make sense intuitively.
  • invalidate C1 The new rule will invalidate all previous agreements.
  • invalidity C1 The invalidity of his argument was obvious to everyone.
  • invested C1 He invested in stocks.
  • investing C1 Investing can be stressful.
  • investments C1 He made good investments.
  • investors C1 The flagging economy worried investors.
  • invests C1 Nobody invests in my country.
  • invoice C1 She committed invoice fraud.
  • involves C1 Freedom involves making wise choices.
  • involving C1 The investigation is involving several important people.
  • irate C1 How would you deal with an irate customer?
  • irately C1 He spoke irately about the unfair decision made by the committee.
  • irony C1 How do you translate irony?
  • irrelevance C1 His comments about the weather were met with irrelevance.
  • irrelevant C1 What an irrelevant question!
  • isolate C1 The doctor had to isolate the patient to prevent the spread of the virus.
  • isolated C1 I was totally isolated.
  • issued C1 The company issued a new phone model last week.
  • issuing C1 The issuing of new currency took place last month.
  • itemisation C1 The itemisation of expenses was very detailed.
  • itemise C1 Please itemise all the expenses for the trip.
  • itemised C1 Please have the bill itemised for our records.
  • itemises C1 The accountant itemises all the expenses in the report.
  • itemising C1 He is itemising all the costs.
  • items C1 Fried items are unhealthy.
  • itinerary C1 This itinerary is too long.
  • jersey C1 Jersey has beautiful scenery.
  • journals C1 Scientific journals encourage transparency.
  • judicial C1 The judicial system is slow and complicated.
  • junction C1 This junction is dangerous.
  • jurisdiction C1 This escapes my jurisdiction.
  • justifiable C1 His decision to help was perfectly justifiable.
  • justifiably C1 He justifiably felt proud of his hard work.
  • justification C1 There was no justification provided.
  • justifications C1 He provided justifications for his actions.
  • justified C1 Her arrest is justified.
  • justifies C1 He justifies his actions by claiming they were necessary for the greater good.
  • justifying C1 Why are you justifying what he did?
  • justly C1 The judge ruled justly, considering all the evidence presented.
  • juvenile C1 Juvenile labor is changing.
  • kidnap C1 Did you kidnap them?
  • kidney C1 The doctor checked his kidney function.
  • knowledgeable C1 Nobody is born knowledgeable.
  • labored C1 They labored like slaves.
  • labors C1
  • laboured C1 My breathing became more laboured.
  • labouring C1 The farmers were labouring in the fields under the hot sun.
  • labours C1 After a lifetime, I reaped the fruits of my labours.
  • lackluster/lacklustre C1
  • lad C1 The young lad helped his father in the field.
  • landmark C1 Do you see a landmark?
  • lapse C1 It was a serious lapse in judgment.
  • large-scale C1
  • latent C1 You have a latent problem here that will cause trouble in the future.
  • lavatory C1 There is no public lavatory.
  • layered C1 A windshield is layered.
  • layering C1 The artist achieved a beautiful layering of colors.
  • layers C1 Dress warmly and in layers.
  • layout C1 What keyboard layout do you have?
  • legacy C1 This is our legacy.
  • legality C1 The legality of the action was questioned by the public.
  • legislated C1 The parliament legislated new rules for environmental protection.
  • legislates C1 The government legislates new rules for safety.
  • legislating C1 Why are Senators sitting and not legislating?
  • legislators C1 The legislators wanted to ban that law.
  • lesbian C1 She is a lesbian.
  • lesser C1 Choose the lesser evil.
  • lethal C1 Apparently ice is lethal!
  • lethargic C1 The recovery has been lethargic.
  • lethargically C1 He moved lethargically after waking up from his nap.
  • lethargy C1 Lethargy is a common symptom of that disease.
  • liable C1 We are liable for the damage.
  • liaison C1 What is PALS (Patient Advice and Liaison Service)?
  • likelihood C1 In all likelihood, this means war.
  • limitless C1 Humanity has limitless potential.
  • line-up C1
  • linear C1 The path is linear.
  • linearly C1 The data is represented linearly on the graph.
  • linkage C1 There is a strong linkage between education and economic success.
  • linkages C1 The linkages between the parts were strong.
  • linked C1 The questions are linked.
  • linking C1 The evidence is linking the suspect to the crime.
  • listing C1 The website has a listing of all available jobs.
  • literacy C1 He presented a workshop on digital literacy.
  • locating C1 The locating of the new park was a good decision.
  • locations C1 We need to find new locations for our stores.
  • long-standing C1
  • long-time C1
  • longevity C1 May God give you longevity.
  • loom C1 Many good grades will loom on the horizon.
  • ludicrous C1 What a ludicrous idea!
  • ludicrously C1 He wore a ludicrously large hat to the party.
  • lust C1 He felt a strong lust for adventure.
  • macabre C1 This macabre photo has travelled around the world.
  • machinery C1 Machinery dispenses with much labor.
  • magistrate C1 The magistrate made his decision.
  • magnetic C1 The magnetic field activated.
  • magnetically C1 Your eyes are magnetically attractive.
  • magnetism C1 Your eyes have a certain magnetism.
  • magnitude C1 Few understood the magnitude of the decision.
  • mainland C1 There is a pandemic on the mainland.
  • mainstream C1 The mainstream media would never talk about this.
  • maintained C1 He maintained his courage.
  • maintaining C1 Maintaining friendships can be challenging.
  • maintains C1 Order maintains the world.
  • majorities C1 The majorities of the students agreed with the new plan.
  • malfunction C1 Was there a malfunction?
  • mandate C1 Company regulations mandate that workers wear safety glasses.
  • mandatory C1 Doing this is mandatory.
  • maneuver/manoeuvre C1
  • manicure C1 Did you get a manicure?
  • manifest C1 He has read "The Manifest".
  • manipulation C1 Aliens prevented a major war on Earth by hidden manipulation.
  • manuscript C1 It is an old manuscript.
  • marginal C1 My views are marginal.
  • marginally C1 That is marginally unimportant.
  • mark-up C1
  • marketplace C1 The wine is in the marketplace.
  • marvel C1 The marvel is that he knew it.
  • maternal C1 They are his maternal uncles.
  • maternalistic C1 Her maternalistic care made everyone feel safe.
  • maximisation C1 The maximisation of profits is their main goal.
  • maximise C1 We must maximise our time together before you leave.
  • maximised C1 We have maximised our efforts.
  • maximises C1 He maximises his chances by studying hard.
  • maximising C1 He is maximising his chances of success.
  • maximization C1 The goal is the maximization of profit for the company.
  • maximize C1 He wants to maximize his productivity.
  • maximized C1 I minimized the document and then maximized it again.
  • maximizes C1 This strategy maximizes our chances of success.
  • maximizing C1 The primary consideration is profit maximizing.
  • meaningless C1 Everything is so meaningless.
  • meaninglessly C1 He spoke meaninglessly about his plans for the future.
  • meantime C1 Call a taxi in the meantime.
  • mechanism C1 This is a survival mechanism.
  • memo C1 This is a memo.
  • memoir C1 My friends pushed me to write a memoir.
  • methodical C1 He is a methodical person.
  • methodologies C1 The scientist explained her research methodologies clearly.
  • methods C1 These are conventional methods.
  • midwife C1 Where is the midwife?
  • militant C1 The activist was known as a militant.
  • militia C1 The militia were called out.
  • mingle C1 Mingle your joys sometimes with your earnest occupation.
  • minimal C1 The risk is minimal.
  • mining C1 Coal mining is a dangerous but important industry.
  • ministry C1 The health ministry has a warning.
  • minorities C1 The country has many minorities.
  • minors C1 They are still minors.
  • minutiae C1 She noticed all the minutiae of the painting.
  • misinterpret C1 I tend to misinterpret things.
  • misinterpretation C1 That was a misinterpretation.
  • misinterpretations C1 There were several misinterpretations of the instructions.
  • misinterpreted C1 You misinterpreted my actions.
  • misinterpreting C1 Am I misinterpreting her signals?
  • misinterprets C1 He misinterprets the instructions and makes many errors.
  • misplace C1 Are you certain that you lost your book, or did you merely misplace it?
  • mitigate C1 What can be done to mitigate the risk?
  • mob C1 A mob quickly formed.
  • mobilize C1 The troops immediately began to mobilize.
  • momentum C1 The momentum was gone.
  • monopoly C1 They play Monopoly with real money.
  • monotonous C1 My work is monotonous.
  • monotonously C1 They counted on monotonously to fifty.
  • monotony C1 Their relationship faded into monotony.
  • moratorium C1 There is a moratorium on whale hunting.
  • motley C1 A motley crew of educators and students gathered at the seminar.
  • mountaineer C1 The mountaineer craved fresh water.
  • munch C1 Do you have anything I could munch on?
  • municipal C1 The municipal elections will not be canceled.
  • muscular C1 Boxing athletes are muscular.
  • mutually C1 They mutually discussed the future.
  • mythological C1 The story was based on mythological creatures.
  • mythology C1 The story of a great flood is very common in world mythology.
  • naive C1 I am not naive.
  • naively C1 She naively believed his false story.
  • naivety C1 Your naivety knows no bounds.
  • namely C1 The next item on the agenda is, namely, the budget.
  • naturalness C1 The secret of her beauty is her naturalness.
  • negate C1 His actions seem to negate the promises he made.
  • negated C1 His actions clearly negated the promises he had made.
  • negates C1 His statement negates all the evidence we have collected.
  • negating C1 His actions are negating all the progress we have made.
  • negatives C1 I heard many negatives from the boss.
  • neglectful C1 Nowadays many college students are neglectful of their studies.
  • negligent C1 He was negligent of his duties.
  • negligently C1 He drove negligently and caused a serious accident.
  • negligible C1 The risk is negligible.
  • nest C1 This is a nest.
  • neutralization/neutralisation C1
  • neutralize/neutralise C1
  • newsletter C1 Sign up for our monthly newsletter.
  • niche C1 That is a very niche topic to make a whole career out of.
  • nocturnal C1 Owls are nocturnal animals.
  • nominal C1 Write a nominal sentence.
  • nominate C1 I would like to nominate myself.
  • non-profit C1
  • non-traditional C1
  • nondescript C1 The key was hidden under a nondescript stone.
  • normalisation C1 The normalisation of relations between the two countries was welcomed.
  • normalise C1 The economy began to normalise after the crisis.
  • normalised C1 The economy has normalised after the crisis.
  • normalises C1 The economy slowly normalises after the crisis.
  • normalising C1 The country is normalising after the crisis.
  • normality C1 Predictability is a disadvantage of normality.
  • normalization C1 The normalization of trade relations took several years.
  • normalize C1 They want to normalize that kind of behavior.
  • normalized C1 Society has completely normalized the 9-to-5 work schedule.
  • normalizes C1 I hope everything normalizes.
  • normalizing C1 It took a long time for the situation to start normalizing.
  • norms C1 The community established some norms.
  • notable C1 Chemistry has made notable progress in recent years.
  • notably C1 Diet affects health, notably the heart.
  • notify C1 Did you notify anyone?
  • notwithstanding C1 These accomplishments notwithstanding, challenges remain.
  • numb C1 My back went numb.
  • nurture C1 I nurture doubts about this.
  • oblige C1 I was happy to oblige.
  • obscure C1 Grey clouds obscure the sky.
  • obscurely C1 Mark writes his academic papers obscurely.
  • obtainable C1 More information is now obtainable online.
  • obtained C1 Milk is obtained from cows.
  • obtaining C1 She was successful in obtaining the promotion she desired.
  • obtains C1 She obtains valuable information from her research.
  • occupant C1 The previous occupant had left the apartment in a mess.
  • occupational C1 Demand for occupational therapy has surged in recent years.
  • occurred C1 An accident has occurred.
  • occurrence C1 That occurrence is inevitable.
  • occurrences C1 She can predict upcoming occurrences.
  • occurring C1 Something unexpected was undoubtedly occurring.
  • occurs C1 Such a thing occurs frequently.
  • oddity C1 His strange behavior was an oddity.
  • odds C1 The odds seem favorable.
  • offspring C1 Rabbits have many offspring.
  • operational C1 The elevator became operational.
  • opt C1 I opt to shield my emotions.
  • optical C1 This is an optical illusion.
  • orchard C1 They robbed my orchard.
  • ordinarily C1 I can even use cheap things ordinarily.
  • organizational C1 She tracks organizational performance.
  • orientation C1 The orientation of the furniture made the room feel larger.
  • ornamental C1 The garden was filled with ornamental flowers.
  • orthodox C1 The Orthodox priest came.
  • otter C1 I saw an otter.
  • outcomes C1 Are intentions more important than outcomes?
  • outset C1 We knew it from the outset.
  • over-estimate C1
  • overalls C1 These overalls are comfortable.
  • overdraft C1 Did you ever get that bank overdraft sorted out?
  • overestimated C1 He overestimated his strength.
  • overestimates C1 He overestimates his youth too much.
  • overestimating C1 He is overestimating his abilities for the challenge.
  • oversee C1 I really think we can oversee this.
  • overseer C1 The overseer managed the construction project efficiently.
  • oversight C1 It was an oversight.
  • panorama C1 The panorama is great.
  • panoramic C1 Our living room has a panoramic window.
  • paradigm C1 You just need time to adjust to the new paradigm.
  • parasite C1 A tick is a type of parasite.
  • parish C1 The parish received a new priest.
  • parliamentary C1 They had a long parliamentary debate.
  • partially C1 I feel partially responsible.
  • participants C1 How were participants selected?
  • participated C1 Not many people participated.
  • participates C1 She actively participates in class.
  • participating C1 She is participating in the school play.
  • participatory C1 Government should be participatory.
  • partners C1 Talk with your partners.
  • partnerships C1 Are international partnerships growing stronger?
  • patent C1 I filed a patent.
  • paternal C1 They are his paternal uncles.
  • paternalistic C1 This law is paternalistic.
  • pathos C1 They often act on pathos.
  • pathway C1 The pathway will take you to the coast.
  • paywall C1 Access to the full article is behind a paywall.
  • peacock C1 The peacock displayed vibrant plumage.
  • peasant C1 My grandmother was a peasant.
  • pedicure C1 I got a facial, a manicure and a pedicure.
  • pendulous C1 The pendulous branches touched the ground.
  • pendulum C1 What is a pendulum?
  • peninsula C1 Is it an island or a peninsula?
  • perceived C1 I perceived his weeping.
  • perceives C1 She perceives life as being difficult and without hope.
  • perceiving C1 He is perceiving the world with new eyes.
  • percentages C1 What are the percentages of each part?
  • perceptions C1 Is reality shaped by our perceptions?
  • perceptive C1 Everyone is very perceptive!
  • perceptively C1 She perceptively noticed his discomfort.
  • periodic C1 Do you know the periodic table?
  • periodical C1 The periodical costs less than the book.
  • periodically C1 All machines need to be checked periodically.
  • periodicals C1 Those are old periodicals.
  • periods C1 The meeting lasted for several periods.
  • perpetuate C1 Every nation seeks to perpetuate itself.
  • persecute C1 The government will not persecute its citizens.
  • persecution C1 He has a persecution complex.
  • personalization/personalisation C1
  • personalize/personalise C1
  • persuasively C1 She spoke persuasively to convince the audience.
  • pertain C1 What does this pertain to?
  • pertain to C1 This question does not pertain to our topic.
  • pertinent C1 I have a pertinent question.
  • petition C1 Please sign my petition.
  • phenomenal C1 The response was phenomenal.
  • phenomenally C1 Her performance was phenomenally good.
  • philosophers C1 Ancient philosophers debated the meaning of life.
  • philosophically C1 Life should be approached philosophically.
  • philosophies C1 His philosophies on life are quite interesting to study.
  • philosophise C1 He likes to philosophise about life.
  • philosophised C1 He philosophised about the meaning of life for hours.
  • philosophises C1 He often philosophises about the meaning of life.
  • philosophising C1 He spent the afternoon philosophising about the meaning of life.
  • philosophize C1 He likes to philosophize about life.
  • philosophized C1 He philosophized about the meaning of life.
  • philosophizes C1 He philosophizes about the meaning of life.
  • philosophizing C1 His philosophizing seemed to lack practical application.
  • physicality C1 One must not be blinded by physicality.
  • physique C1 Fortunately, her physique was perfect.
  • pigeon C1 Is this a pigeon?
  • pinnacle C1 The pinnacle of evolution is the dolphin.
  • pioneer C1 I feel like a pioneer.
  • pipeline C1 Another gas pipeline war?
  • placid C1 The placid water flowed under the bridge.
  • placidly C1 The cat slept placidly in the warm sunlight.
  • plaque C1 The plaque has to be removed.
  • plaster C1 Has the plaster set?
  • plausibility C1 Plausibility changes with different circumstances.
  • plausible C1 Your hypothesis is plausible.
  • plausibly C1 It cannot plausibly be argued that behaviour of such complexity derives entirely from instinct.
  • plea C1 Listen to our plea.
  • pleasurable C1 He said he finds it pleasurable.
  • pledge C1 Have you forgotten our pledge?
  • plight C1 They understood my plight.
  • ploy C1 His ploy almost succeeded.
  • plumbing C1 He works for a plumbing company.
  • plummet C1 Sales will surely plummet without this change.
  • plunge C1 We took the plunge.
  • poetess C1 He awarded the poetess.
  • poise C1 He has a lot of poise.
  • policies C1 Our policies have changed.
  • poll C1 The poll was taken yesterday.
  • popularization C1 The teacher made a popularization of the difficult subject.
  • portable C1 The device is portable.
  • portfolio C1 Have you seen my portfolio?
  • portray C1 In this film they both portray notorious gang leaders.
  • portrayal C1 That film was an extremely inaccurate portrayal of key historical events.
  • possessor C1 Knowledge is a treasure that goes everywhere with its possessor.
  • post-war C1
  • posture C1 Mark changed his posture.
  • pounce C1 That cat looks ready to pounce!
  • pragmatic C1 It is a very pragmatic culture.
  • preach C1 Practice what you preach.
  • preacher C1 My father was a preacher.
  • precedent C1 He set a precedent.
  • precision C1 He speaks with precision.
  • predator C1 The wolf is a predator.
  • predecessor C1 His background parallels that of his predecessor.
  • pregnancy C1 The pregnancy was perfect.
  • premier C1 The premier is likely to resign.
  • premise C1 The premise was wrong.
  • premises C1 The premises are empty.
  • premium C1 How much is the premium?
  • prerequisite C1 Is this a prerequisite?
  • presently C1 It will be 5:30 presently.
  • preside C1 Article 6. The president shall preside at all meetings.
  • prevalence C1 The prevalence of smartphones has changed communication.
  • prevalent C1 The problem is prevalent.
  • prey C1 The bird saw the mouse as its prey.
  • primitively C1 The village was primitively built.
  • principally C1 The company is principally involved in manufacturing.
  • principled C1 He is a principled person who always does what is right.
  • principles C1 You have your principles.
  • privatization C1 The privatization of the company made many people angry.
  • privileged C1 They were born privileged.
  • problematic C1 This could prove problematic.
  • procedures C1 We need to follow strict procedures to ensure safety.
  • proceeded C1 Economic development proceeded slowly.
  • proceeding C1 Negotiations are proceeding very slowly.
  • proceedings C1 You must bring proceedings against him.
  • proceeds C1 Proceeds go to charity.
  • processed C1 The food was processed in a factory.
  • processing C1 The processing of the application took several weeks.
  • processor C1 Your processor is too old.
  • productivity C1 They evaluate team productivity.
  • profess C1 I do profess to be no less than I seem.
  • professionalism C1 I admire your professionalism.
  • profound C1 What a profound thought.
  • profoundly C1 This book profoundly impressed me.
  • prohibitive C1 The cost was prohibitive.
  • prohibitively C1 Rents in the city centre are prohibitively expensive.
  • proliferate C1 The bacteria began to proliferate in the warm environment.
  • prolific C1 The author was incredibly prolific, writing many books each year.
  • prolifically C1 The author writes prolifically, producing many books.
  • pronounced C1 She pronounced the difficult word with confidence.
  • prop C1 Prop the ladder against the wall.
  • propaganda C1 They believe the propaganda.
  • prophet C1 Are you the prophet?
  • prophetic C1 The dream was prophetic.
  • proportionate C1 She has a proportionate figure.
  • proportionately C1 The costs increased proportionately with the size of the project.
  • proportions C1 The proportions were all wrong.
  • prosecution C1 The prosecution rests, your honor.
  • prosecutor C1 He became a prosecutor.
  • prospective C1 The company invited their prospective customers to the party.
  • protagonist C1 Who is the protagonist?
  • prototype C1 This is a prototype.
  • provisions C1 Have you made provisions?
  • provocative C1 Provocative clothes are banned at school.
  • provocatively C1 He spoke provocatively about the issue.
  • provoke C1 Do not provoke that wasp.
  • prowl C1 Go, but a hungry wolf might prowl around there.
  • prudent C1 Try to be prudent.
  • psyche C1 You play big and you psyche everybody out.
  • psychiatric C1 The patient is receiving psychiatric treatment.
  • psychiatrist C1 The patient was referred to a psychiatrist for further evaluation.
  • published C1 The results are published.
  • publishers C1 I work for a firm of publishers.
  • publishes C1 Publishing houses publish books.
  • purchased C1 I purchased one bag.
  • purchaser C1 The main purchaser of the house was a young family.
  • purchasers C1 The store welcomed new purchasers to its grand opening.
  • purchases C1 I made good purchases.
  • purchasing C1 The purchasing department handles all company orders.
  • purity C1 Clean Monday symbolizes purity.
  • quarry C1 The politician became the quarry of public criticism.
  • quest C1 And just like that, the quest began.
  • quip C1 That was a funny quip.
  • quirk C1 It was just a quirk of fate.
  • quirky C1 You possess a lot of quirky thoughts.
  • quota C1 Did you meet your quota?
  • radiator C1 The radiator is broken.
  • raid C1 The raid was successful.
  • ranged C1 The temperatures ranged from cold to mild.
  • ranging C1 Prices are ranging from low to high.
  • ranking C1 He finished with a high ranking.
  • rapport C1 We have a good rapport.
  • rarity C1 This armchair is a rarity.
  • ratio C1 The like to dislike ratio is about 4:1.
  • rationale C1 The rationale is simple.
  • raunchily C1
  • raunchy C1 The movie was too raunchy for my taste.
  • re-evaluate C1
  • re-evaluated C1
  • re-evaluates C1
  • re-evaluating C1
  • re-evaluation C1
  • reacted C1 The dog reacted aggressively.
  • reacting C1 The child was reacting with tears to the loud noise.
  • reactionaries C1 The reactionaries resisted any changes to the old system.
  • reactionary C1 Reactionary means far-right.
  • reactions C1 Reactions were very mixed.
  • reactivate C1 A crew was sent to reactivate the Sun.
  • reactivation C1 The reactivation of the old factory created many jobs.
  • reactive C1 Are humans good at reactive aggression?
  • reactor C1 The electrical reactor controls the flow of energy.
  • reactors C1 The engineers installed new reactors in the power plant.
  • reacts C1 The chemical reacts with oxygen to produce a gas.
  • readable C1 His letter is readable.
  • realism C1 The realism here is incredible.
  • realist C1 I am just a realist.
  • realm C1 I value the realm of literature.
  • reap C1 You will reap the fruits of your actions.
  • reasoning C1 Your reasoning is unclear.
  • reassess C1 You need to reassess your behavior.
  • reassessed C1 The committee reassessed the budget after the unexpected expenses.
  • reassessing C1 He is reassessing his career goals for the future.
  • reassessment C1 The company announced a reassessment of its marketing strategy.
  • reassurance C1 Are you frustrated with my need for reassurance?
  • reassure C1 That did not reassure James.
  • rebellion C1 The rebellion was suppressed.
  • recess C1 It was almost recess.
  • recessive C1 The recessive gene was not expressed.
  • recharge C1 He needed to recharge.
  • recipient C1 The recipient is unknown.
  • recognizable/recognisable C1
  • recognizably/recognisably C1
  • reconstruct C1 Our secondary goal is to reconstruct what happened.
  • reconstructed C1 It was reconstructed in 2013.
  • reconstructing C1 He started reconstructing the sequence of events.
  • reconstruction C1 How much will the reconstruction cost?
  • reconstructs C1 The historian reconstructs the past events.
  • recount C1 We demanded a recount.
  • recreate C1 Please try to recreate it.
  • recreated C1 They recreated the journey.
  • recreates C1 Nature recreates itself after the winter.
  • recreating C1 The vacation was very effective in recreating our energy levels.
  • redefine C1 Our mission is to redefine what it means to write mission statements.
  • redefined C1 We redefined the rules for the game.
  • redefines C1 This new rule redefines what is acceptable.
  • redefining C1 The committee is redefining the term to include new scientific discoveries.
  • rediscover C1 Each generation would have to rediscover for itself the truths of the past.
  • redistribute C1 Their primary concern was to redistribute income from rich to poor.
  • redistributed C1 The aid was redistributed to the families in need.
  • redistributes C1 The charity redistributes food to those in need.
  • redistributing C1 The charity focused on redistributing food to those in need.
  • redistribution C1 Redistribution of wealth is a controversial subject.
  • reenact C1 They will reenact the historical battle next month.
  • referendum C1 Is a referendum planned?
  • refine C1 We will refine the plan to make it better.
  • refocus C1 He needed to refocus his thoughts.
  • refocused C1 The scientist refocused the laser beam onto the target.
  • refocuses C1 The teacher refocuses the students' attention on the lesson.
  • refocusing C1 The refocusing of the camera made the image sharper.
  • refocussed C1 The company refocused its efforts on customer service.
  • refocusses C1 The camera refocusses automatically on the subject.
  • refocussing C1 The team is refocussing their efforts on the final game.
  • reformulate C1 We need to reformulate the plan.
  • reformulated C1 The scientist reformulated the theory after new evidence.
  • reformulating C1 She is reformulating the plan for the new year.
  • reformulation C1 The company announced a reformulation of its popular product.
  • reformulations C1 The report offered new reformulations of the theory.
  • refreshing C1 The water tasted refreshing.
  • refreshingly C1 A cool drink was refreshingly welcome on the hot day.
  • refurbish C1 He can refurbish the place.
  • refurbishment C1 The factory is closed for refurbishment and will re-open on 1st September 2007.
  • regionally C1 This issue is being discussed regionally.
  • regions C1 Hurricanes devastate entire regions.
  • registered C1 Are you registered users?
  • registering C1 They are registering the room.
  • regulated C1 The market should be regulated.
  • regulates C1 The Constitution regulates the life of the State.
  • regulating C1 The regulating of traffic is important for safety.
  • regulations C1 We must follow the safety regulations.
  • regulator C1 The case was referred to the media regulator.
  • regulators C1 This company has been in the cross hairs of regulators for years.
  • rehabilitation C1 Prisons are euphemistically called rehabilitation centers.
  • reign C1 Through me kings reign.
  • reinterpret C1 She chose to reinterpret the historical event from a new perspective.
  • reinterpretation C1 His reinterpretation of the historical event caused controversy.
  • reinterpretations C1 We need new reinterpretations of the story.
  • reinterpreted C1 The old story was reinterpreted for a modern audience.
  • reinterpreting C1 She is reinterpreting the old story for children.
  • reinterprets C1 She reinterprets the old story in a new way.
  • reinvest C1 Reinvest the money in the business.
  • reinvested C1 How much money have they reinvested in the community?
  • reinvesting C1 He is reinvesting his profits into the business.
  • reinvestment C1 The reinvestment of profits will help the company grow.
  • reinvests C1 The company reinvests its profits into new research and development.
  • relapse C1 After a period of health, he had a relapse.
  • relevance C1 This has no relevance to my background.
  • reliability C1 His reliability is often in question.
  • reliably C1 As of yet, there is no method that can reliably cure all tumors.
  • reliance C1 We need to reduce our reliance on foreign oil.
  • reliant C1 Are we too reliant on technology?
  • relied C1 She relied on her friends for support.
  • relies C1 She relies on her friends for support.
  • relinquish C1 They will never relinquish power willingly.
  • relocate C1 We have to relocate.
  • relocated C1 I relocated to the village.
  • relocates C1 The company relocates its main office to a new city next year.
  • relocating C1 They are relocating their business to a new city.
  • relocation C1 The company paid for the relocation of its workers.
  • reluctantly C1 He reluctantly admitted it.
  • relying C1 She is relying on her friends for support during this difficult time.
  • remedial C1 She failed the math test, so she had to take a remedial class.
  • reminisce C1 They like to reminisce.
  • reminiscent C1 These white clouds are reminiscent of a flock of sheep.
  • remorse C1 Remorse is consuming him.
  • remorsefully C1 He apologized remorsefully for his harsh words during the argument.
  • remorseless C1 The remorseless enemy showed no pity to the prisoners.
  • remorselessly C1
  • remotely C1 Can you work remotely?
  • removable C1 The ceilings are removable.
  • removal C1 I had laser hair removal.
  • removals C1 The removals took all day.
  • removed C1 I removed the sticker.
  • removes C1
  • removing C1 He is removing the old paint from the wall.
  • renown C1 He gained renown through the novel.
  • renowned C1 Does your country have renowned boxers?
  • reoccur C1 The accident will likely reoccur next year.
  • reoccurred C1 The same mistake reoccurred in the final exam.
  • reoccurring C1 I see that same car reoccurring in my street.
  • reoccurs C1 This problem reoccurs every few years.
  • repel C1 There are plants that repel insects.
  • repellant C1 This coat has a special repellant to keep out rain.
  • repercussion C1 One repercussion was higher taxes.
  • repertory C1 But his command of the concert repertory and the required technique is astonishing.
  • replicate C1 Cells can replicate independently.
  • reportedly C1 The man reportedly ran.
  • representation C1 Representation influences power dynamics.
  • reproduction C1 Reproduction does not interest me.
  • repute C1 The artist has a good repute among collectors.
  • required C1 Attendance is strictly required.
  • requirements C1 What are the minimum requirements?
  • requires C1 Submission requires moral courage.
  • requiring C1 This job is requiring a lot of patience and dedication.
  • researched C1 Who researched this article?
  • researchers C1 The researchers read many books.
  • researches C1 He researches psychological effects.
  • researching C1 The scientist is researching a new cure for the disease.
  • resent C1 I resent these implications.
  • reside C1 Where do you reside?
  • resided C1 It was said that a great poet had resided here.
  • residents C1 Many residents were angry.
  • resides C1 Sovereignty resides in the people.
  • residing C1 Many retired people are residing in this quiet village.
  • resilience C1 Resilience grows through adversity.
  • resilient C1 People are very resilient.
  • resin C1 The resin is spreading.
  • resonate C1 His words resonate with me deeply.
  • resourced C1 It had an extremely well-resourced library.
  • resourceful C1 She is very resourceful when she has a problem.
  • resources C1 We need more resources to complete this project on time.
  • resourcing C1 The company is resourcing new talent for its team.
  • respective C1 Go to your respective seats.
  • respectively C1 Who and who goes where and where, respectively?
  • respite C1 The holiday provided me respite.
  • responded C1 The computer finally responded.
  • respondent C1 The first respondent failed to fill out the entire questionnaire.
  • respondents C1 The respondents in the case were both present.
  • responding C1 No one is responding.
  • responds C1 I wonder whether somebody responds.
  • responses C1 Thanks for those responses.
  • responsive C1 He was very kind and responsive.
  • responsiveness C1 The plant showed good responsiveness to the water.
  • restoration C1 The museum is closed for restoration.
  • restorative C1 Include restorative yoga for relaxation and recovery.
  • restraint C1 Have a little restraint.
  • restricted C1 He left the restricted area.
  • restricting C1 Health advocates have pushed for laws restricting work-place smoking.
  • restrictions C1 There are no restrictions.
  • restrictive C1 Life became very restrictive.
  • restrictively C1 He spoke restrictively about his past experiences.
  • restricts C1 The new law restricts the sale of cigarettes to minors.
  • restructure C1 They restructure the management team.
  • restructured C1 Her face looks completely restructured.
  • restructures C1 The company restructures its departments every few years.
  • restructuring C1 The company is restructuring its operations.
  • retention C1 Chunking helps improve memory retention.
  • retrace C1 She was forced to retrace her steps.
  • revealing C1 The conversation was very revealing.
  • revere C1 I revere this book.
  • rifle C1
  • rigorous C1 IQ is not a scientifically rigorous concept.
  • riot C1 A prison riot broke.
  • riveting C1 The story was so riveting that I could not stop reading.
  • robust C1 A robust discussion ensued.
  • robustly C1 The team played robustly throughout the entire match.
  • rod C1 Do you like the rod?
  • roles C1 The teacher explained the roles of each character in the play.
  • rotate C1 How fast does Earth rotate?
  • rotation C1 Life may look like a constant rotation.
  • roundup C1 There was a yearly roundup during which thousands of cattle were driven east.
  • rudimentary C1 He has only a rudimentary knowledge of the subject.
  • rudiments C1 We are learning the rudiments of the language.
  • ruling C1 I accept your ruling.
  • rumble C1 The ground began to rumble.
  • rustle C1 The leaves rustle in the wind.
  • ruthless C1 He is a ruthless person.
  • ruthlessness C1 His ruthlessness in business made him very successful.
  • sacrifice C1 What a brave sacrifice!
  • saint C1 He is no saint.
  • salivate C1 The smell of baking bread made my mouth salivate.
  • saloon C1 They walked into the saloon together.
  • salvage C1 Did you salvage anything?
  • salvation C1 Music was my salvation.
  • salve C1 Patience is a salve for all wounds.
  • sanction C1 This sanction goes much further.
  • sanctity C1 The sanctity of this space is absolute.
  • sap C1 Tree sap is sticky.
  • sarcasm C1 Your sarcasm is inappropriate.
  • sarcastic C1 I was being sarcastic.
  • sarcastically C1 He responded sarcastically to the obvious question.
  • sauna C1 Are you in the sauna?
  • scathing C1 He behaved, unconsciously, in ways that sometimes inspired sharp criticism and scathing rebukes.
  • scattered C1 People scattered in all directions.
  • scenario C1 That scenario is unlikely.
  • sceptical C1 I was initially sceptical.
  • schematic C1 Could you send me the schematic for this?
  • schematically C1 The diagram showed the system schematically.
  • schemed C1 He schemed to get the promotion without doing any real work.
  • schemes C1 Schemes have been discussed.
  • scheming C1 He was caught scheming to overthrow the government.
  • scoff C1 I scoff at it.
  • scorn C1 She has scorn for me.
  • scornful C1 He was scornful of the danger.
  • scornfully C1 All scornfully laughed at him.
  • screenplay C1 He devised a new screenplay.
  • screenwriter C1 Who was the screenwriter?
  • scrutinize/scrutinise C1
  • scrutiny C1 Corporate political donations are coming under heavy scrutiny.
  • sectioned C1 The cake was sectioned into eight equal pieces.
  • sectioning C1 The teacher is sectioning the chapter into smaller parts.
  • sectors C1 The pizza was cut into six equal sectors.
  • secured C1 The windows must be secured.
  • securely C1 Lock your doors securely.
  • secures C1 He secures a good position through hard work.
  • securing C1 He is busy securing a good future for his family.
  • securities C1
  • sedate C1 The doctor will sedate the patient.
  • sedately C1 She spoke sedately, choosing her words with great care.
  • sedentary C1 I need a lot more protein than a sedentary person.
  • seedling C1 At the foot of the palm tree there grows a palm seedling.
  • seeking C1 Are you seeking freedom?
  • seeks C1 He seeks cooperation now.
  • seemingly C1 There was nothing seemingly there.
  • selected C1 How were participants selected?
  • selecting C1 You must be deliberate in selecting a partner.
  • selections C1 We make selections based on a definite direction.
  • selective C1 Memory is always selective.
  • selectively C1 She selectively chose the best pieces for the exhibition.
  • selector C1 The selector chose the best candidate for the job.
  • selectors C1 The selectors chose the best players for the national team.
  • selects C1 The jury selects the winner based on their performance.
  • self-conscious C1
  • self-worth C1
  • sensitivity C1 What is high sensitivity?
  • sentient C1 Humans are sentient beings.
  • sentiment C1 I appreciate the sentiment.
  • sentimental C1 It has sentimental value.
  • sentimentally C1 He spoke sentimentally about his childhood home.
  • sequel C1 Did you see the sequel?
  • sequenced C1 Scientists have sequenced the wheat genome.
  • sequences C1 I heard he was terrible at remembering sequences of numbers.
  • sequencing C1 The software is sequencing the data automatically.
  • sequential C1 What is the sequential rule?
  • sequentially C1 Please list the items sequentially.
  • set-up C1
  • settee C1 Help me move the settee.
  • sexes C1 The study examined the different behaviors of the two sexes.
  • sexuality C1 He questioned his sexuality.
  • sexually C1
  • shambles C1 What an utter shambles.
  • shareholder C1 Are you a shareholder?
  • shifted C1 The wind has shifted.
  • shortlist C1 Only two applicants made it onto the shortlist.
  • showy C1 I like showy clothes.
  • signified C1 The signified meaning of the symbol was unclear.
  • signifies C1 A smile often signifies happiness and good will.
  • signifying C1 A smile can mean happiness, signifying joy.
  • silhouette C1 The silhouette remained still.
  • similarities C1 There are many similarities.
  • simplicity C1 I love its simplicity.
  • simulation C1 It’s only a simulation.
  • sin C1 Pride is a sin.
  • situated C1 Where is his clinic situated?
  • sketchbook C1 This is my sketchbook.
  • slack C1
  • slackly C1 The rope was tied slackly, so it did not hold the weight.
  • slob C1 I was a slob.
  • smug C1 I recognize that smug face!
  • smugly C1 He smiled smugly after winning the game.
  • snail C1 This is a snail.
  • snooze C1 You snooze, you lose.
  • socialist C1 He is a well-known socialist in the area.
  • socialization C1 The socialization of young children is important.
  • sole C1 I am the sole survivor.
  • solely C1 I live solely for you.
  • solicitor C1 He wants a solicitor.
  • solidarity C1 They need solidarity now.
  • somber/sombre C1
  • somberly/sombrely C1
  • somersault C1 He turned a somersault.
  • sought C1 They sought medical advice.
  • sourced C1 This product was sourced from a local farm.
  • sources C1 My sources are secret.
  • sourcing C1 Our company is sourcing parts from another country.
  • sovereignty C1 Sovereignty resides in the people.
  • spacious C1 It was a spacious house.
  • spam C1 This sentence is spam.
  • spartan C1 He is a spartan who lives a simple life.
  • specialized C1 Cave rescue requires specialized training.
  • specifiable C1 We need a specifiable plan for the project.
  • specification C1 The maximum response time is listed in the specification.
  • specifications C1 Can you give me some specifications?
  • specificity C1 Specificity is a virtue when you write a technical document.
  • specifics C1 Give me some specifics.
  • specified C1 Consequent conduct is specified.
  • specifies C1 The contract specifies the payment terms.
  • specifying C1 The contract is specifying new terms for payment.
  • specimen C1 This is a very rare specimen.
  • spectrum C1 The light spectrum includes many colors we cannot see.
  • speculate C1 I can only speculate.
  • speculation C1 This is just speculation.
  • speculative C1 This investment is highly speculative and carries significant risk.
  • spine C1 A shiver descended my spine.
  • sponsorship C1 The event has the sponsorship of a large company.
  • spontaneous C1 Being spontaneous brings me luck.
  • spontaneously C1 The door closed spontaneously.
  • spotlight C1 The spotlight is on.
  • spouse C1 He repudiated his spouse.
  • sprawl C1 Urban sprawl is environmentally damaging.
  • sprout C1 A small sprout grew from the seed.
  • squander C1 Do not squander your valuable time on trivial matters.
  • stabilize C1 We need to stabilize the pressure.
  • staccato C1 The piano piece had a staccato rhythm.
  • staggering C1 The difference is staggering.
  • stagnant C1 The water was stagnant.
  • stakeholder C1 The company has one stakeholder, who is also its only employee.
  • stamina C1 I admire your stamina.
  • staple C1 Bacon is a breakfast staple.
  • stark C1 The room was stark with only a chair and a table.
  • startling C1 The news was startling.
  • startlingly C1 The music was startlingly loud.
  • stately C1 The old house had a stately appearance.
  • statistical C1 Take a look at this statistical data.
  • statutory C1 This is a statutory requirement for all employees.
  • stiffen C1 She felt him stiffen in surprise when he heard the news.
  • stimuli C1 People tend to require strong stimuli.
  • stimulus C1 Where is my stimulus money?
  • stoke C1 We want our cold nights in Stoke.
  • strap C1 The strap came off.
  • strapping C1 He is a strapping man.
  • strategically C1 I had to stay calm and think strategically in that moment.
  • strategies C1 The general developed new strategies for the war.
  • strategist C1 The general relied on his experienced strategist for advice.
  • strategists C1 The generals listened to their strategists.
  • stray C1 They are stray dogs.
  • stressfully C1 He spoke stressfully about his work problems.
  • stretching C1 Stop yawning and stretching.
  • structural C1 There was no structural damage.
  • structurally C1 This building is not structurally sound.
  • structured C1 This poetry is well structured.
  • structures C1 They examine social structures.
  • structuring C1 We are structuring the project for better results.
  • stuffily C1 The room felt stuffily warm and had no fresh air.
  • stuffiness C1 I have stuffiness in my nose.
  • stuffy C1 My nose is stuffy.
  • stylistic C1 Take care to avoid stylistic errors while speaking.
  • stylistically C1 The writer stylistically chose simpler words.
  • submission C1 Submission requires moral courage.
  • subordinate C1 He is my subordinate.
  • subscriber C1 The subscriber is temporarily unavailable.
  • subscription C1 Your subscription has ended.
  • substantially C1 The project has substantially improved our efficiency.
  • substitution C1 Can we make a substitution?
  • subtly C1 She subtly changed the topic of conversation.
  • suburban C1 She lives in a suburban town.
  • suburbia C1 They moved from the city to a quiet suburbia.
  • succession C1 The succession of events led to a surprising conclusion.
  • succulent C1 This grape is succulent.
  • succulently C1 The fruit was so juicy and succulently sweet.
  • suds C1 My clothes are full of suds.
  • suffice C1 Yes or no would suffice.
  • sufficiency C1 He embarked on a journey towards self-sufficiency.
  • suite C1 Single en suite, please.
  • suitor C1 She promised the suitor.
  • superficial C1 What a superficial answer!
  • superficially C1 Yet superficially their situation does look completely reversed.
  • supple C1 My body is not as supple as it once was.
  • supreme C1 Cats are supreme hunters.
  • surgical C1 Any surgical procedure carries risks.
  • surplus C1 We have a surplus.
  • surveyed C1 The young couple surveyed the room.
  • surveying C1 He stood on the hill surveying the landscape.
  • surveys C1 One cannot trust surveys.
  • susceptible C1 She was susceptible to colds.
  • suspension C1 I heard about your suspension.
  • sustainable C1 They design sustainable art installations.
  • sustainably C1 This timber is sustainably harvested.
  • swap C1 Want to swap places?
  • symptomatic C1 Not everyone with the virus is symptomatic.
  • synopsis C1 I read a synopsis of the film.
  • synthetic C1 This fabric is a synthetic, not real cotton.
  • synthetically C1 The material was produced synthetically in a lab.
  • tact C1 React to that with tact.
  • tactful C1 Could you be a bit more tactful?
  • tactfully C1 He made his suggestion very tactfully.
  • tailor C1 He is a tailor.
  • tangible C1 Show me tangible data.
  • tangle C1 The kite string became a hopeless tangle after the windy day.
  • tangled C1 Her hair is tangled.
  • tantamount C1 His request was tantamount to a threat.
  • tantrum C1 He quickly threw a tantrum.
  • tasks C1 Do your tasks faster.
  • tastebud C1 The spicy food activated every tastebud on my tongue.
  • taut C1 Keep the rope taut.
  • tautly C1 The rope was pulled tautly to secure the tent.
  • taxpayer C1 I am a taxpayer.
  • techniques C1 They explore digital art techniques.
  • technologically C1 The company is technologically advanced in its field.
  • tedious C1 This is so tedious.
  • tediously C1 He tediously explained every single detail of the plan.
  • tedium C1 The long meeting caused some tedium.
  • telltale C1 He was afraid to speak, lest he become a telltale.
  • temperament C1 Some people have a calm temperament or exude courtesy.
  • temperamental C1 The kid is temperamental.
  • temperamentally C1 She is temperamentally calm and rarely gets upset.
  • tenant C1 The previous tenant took care of the apartment.
  • tentative C1 All dates are tentative.
  • tenure C1 I just got tenure.
  • terminate C1 I want to terminate my lease.
  • terrain C1 Watch your step on uneven terrain.
  • testament C1 This is my last will and testament.
  • texts C1 Texts are never objective.
  • textual C1 Each picture in the blog includes textual descriptions for blind readers.
  • texture C1 This material has a rough texture.
  • thankfully C1 Thankfully nothing unfortunate happened.
  • theatrical C1 His behavior was theatrical.
  • theology C1 We were talking theology.
  • theoretical C1 That shows his theoretical background.
  • theoretically C1 Theoretically, we are rich.
  • theories C1 Scientists have developed new theories to explain the phenomenon.
  • theorists C1 Although our universe is still young, theorists are busy exploring its ultimate fate.
  • thereby C1 The failure was detected in time, thereby preventing a disaster.
  • thought-provoking C1
  • threshold C1 His pain exceeded every threshold.
  • thrive C1 They just want to thrive.
  • timber C1 Timber extraction is prohibited.
  • timid C1 Am I too timid?
  • tinker C1 He is a real tinker, always fixing old radios.
  • torment C1 Why do you torment me?
  • torturous C1 The fall was torturous and very painful.
  • toughness C1 Beyond his mask of toughness lies infinite depth.
  • tract C1 Protect the respiratory tract.
  • trademark C1 The trademark is very well known.
  • traditionalist C1 He is a traditionalist who believes in old ways.
  • traditions C1 The traditions live on.
  • trajectory C1 This could harm your career trajectory.
  • trampoline C1 I want a trampoline.
  • tranquil C1 She became more tranquil.
  • tranquility C1 I find tranquility outdoors.
  • transaction C1 The transaction was complete.
  • transatlantic C1 A transatlantic ship crosses the oceans.
  • transferable C1 This ticket is transferable to another person.
  • transference C1 The transference of feelings is common in therapy.
  • transferred C1 He just transferred here.
  • transferring C1 Are you transferring to another school?
  • transfix C1 The sight of the snake transfixed him with fear.
  • transit C1 He can take public transit.
  • transparency C1 Transparency begins with accountability.
  • trauma C1 People recover from trauma.
  • traumatic C1 That must have been traumatic.
  • tribal C1 Tattoos have tribal origins.
  • tribunal C1 I appeared before the tribunal.
  • tribute C1 I paid tribute to her.
  • troubled C1 The land is troubled.
  • trustee C1 The court appointed a trustee to manage the money.
  • trying C1 She is trying her best to finish the project on time.
  • turmoil C1 I was in turmoil.
  • turn to C1 He will turn to his parents for advice.
  • turnout C1 Turnout was very low.
  • turnover C1 The turnover was 500 million shares.
  • twitch C1 I have a twitch in my right eye.
  • tycoon C1 The clinic was built by a business tycoon.
  • unaffected C1 Most people were unaffected.
  • unapproachable C1 I tried writing more politely, but I wonder if it made me seem unapproachable.
  • unassessed C1 The price is still unassessed.
  • unassisted C1 He managed to climb the mountain unassisted.
  • unconstitutional C1 This action is unconstitutional.
  • unconstrained C1 His unconstrained creativity led to many innovative ideas.
  • uncontextualised C1 The essay felt uncontextualised without any supporting evidence.
  • uncontextualized C1 This statement is uncontextualized and lacks meaning.
  • unconventional C1 Your thoughts are often unconventional.
  • unconvincing C1 His performance was unconvincing.
  • unconvincingly C1 He spoke unconvincingly about his involvement.
  • uncultured C1 His uncultured remarks offended everyone at the party.
  • undaunted C1 She was undaunted by her experience.
  • undefined C1 Now remember, our variable is still undefined.
  • under-resourced C1
  • underestimated C1 We underestimated the risk.
  • underestimates C1
  • underestimating C1 You are underestimating the difficulty of this task.
  • undermine C1 Data breaches undermine trust.
  • uneconomical C1 Driving such an old car is very uneconomical.
  • unenviable C1 He had the unenviable job of cleaning the dirty kitchen.
  • unenviably C1 The company is unenviably positioned in the market.
  • uneventful C1 Yesterday was an uneventful day.
  • unidentifiable C1 Abstract art often uses unidentifiable things to convey meaning.
  • uniformity C1 The US Army is big on uniformity.
  • uninjured C1 The crew was uninjured.
  • uninspiring C1 His playing is uninspiring.
  • uninvolved C1 He remained uninvolved in the argument between his friends.
  • unison C1 We all sang in unison.
  • unjustified C1 He took the accusations to heart, even though they were unjustified.
  • unmanageable C1 They were unmanageable pupils.
  • unmanned C1 The unexpected noise unmanned the nervous child.
  • unmusical C1 He is quite unmusical and does not enjoy concerts.
  • unmusically C1 He played the piano unmusically, hitting many wrong notes.
  • unobtainable C1 The rare book was unobtainable.
  • unoccupied C1 The house looks unoccupied.
  • unplug C1 Unplug all the cables.
  • unprecedented C1 This is totally unprecedented.
  • unprincipled C1 His unprincipled actions shocked everyone in the community.
  • unpublished C1 I have three unpublished manuscripts.
  • unregulated C1 Unregulated fishing is an ongoing problem.
  • unreliably C1 The old car engine worked unreliably.
  • unresourceful C1 He felt unresourceful when faced with the complex problem.
  • unresponsive C1 You remained unresponsive to us.
  • unrestricted C1 Our choices are not completely unrestricted.
  • unrestrictive C1 The new rules are unrestrictive and allow for more freedom.
  • unscathing C1
  • unsettle C1 The news will likely unsettle the community.
  • unsettling C1 This film is unsettling.
  • unspecified C1 The instructions were unspecified, leaving us unsure of what to do.
  • unstructured C1 It seems to be unstructured.
  • unsustainable C1 These regulations are unsustainable.
  • unsustainably C1 This level of spending is unsustainably high.
  • untangle C1 I untangle my hair monthly.
  • untangled C1 Have you untangled the rope?
  • unveil C1 He is not eager to unveil his main argument.
  • unwavering C1 Her gaze is unwavering.
  • unwaveringly C1 He unwaveringly supported his friend through difficult times.
  • upcoming C1 She can predict upcoming occurrences.
  • upheaval C1 The country was in a state of upheaval.
  • uphold C1 We must uphold family traditions.
  • utensil C1 I need a utensil.
  • vacuum C1 I need to vacuum.
  • validate C1 Start to validate yourself.
  • validated C1 This number will be validated in the next step.
  • validating C1 The lawyer is validating the legal documents.
  • validation C1 I constantly sought his validation.
  • validity C1 Do a validity check.
  • validly C1 The document was validly signed by the manager.
  • variability C1 Agriculture is vulnerable to weather and climate variability.
  • variable C1 The wind is variable.
  • variables C1 She analyzes the variables carefully.
  • variably C1 The weather changed variably throughout the day, from sun to rain.
  • variance C1 I need to calculate the mean and the variance.
  • variant C1 This variant is better.
  • variants C1 Both variants are correct.
  • variations C1 This story has infinite variations.
  • varies C1 It varies across cultures.
  • varying C1 There are varying explanations.
  • vegetation C1 That vegetation has gone extinct.
  • venerate C1 Many people venerate the historical figures of their country.
  • veneration C1 There was a deep veneration for the ancient traditions.
  • ventilate C1 He opened the window to ventilate the room.
  • ventilation C1 This room has fine ventilation.
  • verandah C1 I usually read on the verandah.
  • verdict C1 The verdict is in.
  • verify C1 Verify your email address.
  • versatile C1 Potatoes are so versatile.
  • versatility C1 Her versatility as an actress is amazing.
  • vertical C1 This is a vertical line.
  • verve C1 Her verve stayed with her well into her old age.
  • viable C1 We need a more viable solution.
  • vibrant C1 They loved vibrant colors.
  • vicious C1 The vicious dog attacked the mail carrier without warning.
  • viciously C1 The creature viciously attacked the dog.
  • victorious C1 He came out victorious.
  • victoriously C1 We victoriously accept all your terms.
  • violet C1 The violet is purple.
  • vitality C1 Try to give your writing some vitality.
  • vocal C1 They are a vocal minority.
  • vol C1
  • volatile C1 This is really volatile.
  • volumes C1 His behaviors spoke volumes.
  • voluntarily C1 He did it voluntarily.
  • voluntary C1 This was totally voluntary.
  • voracious C1 He has a voracious appetite for all things Star Wars.
  • voraciously C1 The ewe was voraciously eating.
  • vulnerability C1 He exploited her vulnerability.
  • vulnerable C1 I felt very vulnerable.
  • warehouse C1 Where is your warehouse?
  • wares C1 The shop sells many different wares.
  • warfare C1 This is information warfare.
  • warrant C1 We have a warrant.
  • wary C1 I am growing wary.
  • washtub C1 He put the clothes in the washtub.
  • waterfront C1 The waterfront is a beautiful area.
  • wayside C1 That tradition has fallen by the wayside.
  • well-being C1
  • whatsoever C1 She felt no sympathy whatsoever.
  • whilst C1 She smiled at me, whilst she sang.
  • wicked C1 That would be wicked!
  • wickedly C1 He behaved wickedly, causing much trouble.
  • wizened C1 The old man had a wizened face.
  • woo C1 Are you trying to woo me?
  • wooded C1 Giraffes prefer wooded areas.
  • wrangle C1 This contract dispute turned into a legal wrangle.
  • wrench C1 I need a wrench.
  • wry C1 His interjection prompts wry laughs and nervousness.
  • wryly C1 He wryly commented on the unexpected turn of events.
  • youngster C1 My youngster often makes careless decisions.
  • zany C1 He always had a zany sense of humor.

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.

Where do the words after this list come from?

A list has an end. The words you keep for good usually turn up somewhere else — in a page you read, a show you watched, or a conversation you had — one at a time, and rarely at the level you planned for.

MindDory connects to Claude, Cursor, and other assistants that speak the Model Context Protocol, so a word you meet while you are chatting is saved to your deck as a flashcard without you leaving the conversation. There is no copy and paste, no CSV export, and no browser extension.

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