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Irrelevant 1100 Words You Need Irrelevant 1100 Words You Need /ɪˈrel.ɪ.vənt/ (adj) not related to what is being discussed, unrelated, unimportant, impertinent, inappropriate, neither here nor there, beside the point, extraneous, incongruous, inapt: ‘What’ is about the subject of your question. Figure out what you really need to know, and your question will be more …
Crave 1100 Words You Need Crave 1100 Words You Need /kreɪv/ (verb) to have a strong desire for something, desire, ask for, beg for, yearn for, long for, solicit, implore, need, want, require, hunger after, request, entreat: Young children need and crave attention. They started their life as completely dependent beings. As they mature, they …
Urbane 1100 Words You Need Urbane 1100 Words You Need /ɜːˈbeɪn/ (adj) showing politeness, courtesy and sophistication, civilized, witty and polished, suave, refined and cultured, courteous, elegant, genteel, sophisticated: The concepts of social style and manners function essentially as a means of separating outsiders from insiders, of excluding and including, so here too Catullus adopts …
Myriad 1100 Words You Need Myriad 1100 Words You Need /ˈmɪr.i.əd/ (adj & noun) Noun: a large number of something, large quantity, vast number, multitude, mass, host, crowd, variety Adjective: numerous, countless, innumerable, many, manifold, plentiful, copious Ten alleged members of the notorious Brick Squad gang have been charged in a lengthy 48-count indictment that …
Veneer 1100 Words You Need Veneer 1100 Words You Need /vəˈnɪəʳ/ (noun & verb) a think layer of plastic or wood that is used to cover the defects of something else, thin covering, covering, facing, surface, coating, layer, upholstery any decorative thing that is used to hide something unpleasant, outer appearance, façade, guise, mask Verb: …
Under the Wire 1100 Words Under the Wire 1100 Words at the last possible opportunity, just in time, at the last moment: I was shocked that they finally reached an agreement under the wire after weeks of squabbling. She always turned her term papers in under the wire. We don’t worry about death until it …
Innate 1100 Words You Need Innate 1100 Words You Need /ɪˈneɪt/ (adj) an innate quality or ability is one that you are born with and you don’t learn it from the environment, inborn, distinctive, native, characteristic, essential, natural, inherent, instinctive, internal: In addition to this language processing part of the brain we also know that …
Spontaneous 1100 Words You Need Spontaneous 1100 Words You Need /spɒnˈteɪ.ni.əs/ (adj) happening naturally and without previous planning, ad hoc, impulsive, impetuous, unplanned, arising from internal cause, spur-of-the moment, unprompted, unstructured, extemporaneous, instinctive, unrehearsed, unconstrained: A spontaneous reaction is a reaction that favors the formation of products at the conditions under which the reaction is …
Accommodate 1100 Words You Need Accommodate 1100 Words You Need /əˈkɒm.ə.deɪt/ (verb) to contain and have capacity for, be big enough for, hold, have room for to provide enough room or space for someone or something, house, lodge, provide accommodations, provide lodgings to adjust yourself to other people’s opinions that are different from yours, adapt, get used to, become accustomed to, familiarize, acclimate Passengers are to travel …
Modify 1100 Words You Need Modify 1100 Words You Need /ˈmɒd.ɪ.faɪ/ (verb) to make small changes to something to improve its quality or make it better, adjust, amend, refine, adapt, vary, alter, refashion, transform, revise, proofread (grammar) to describe a word by limiting or excluding the range of its meanings, affect word’s meaning, restrict, lessen, …