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Verb
Beispiel: “This concerns me.”
Synonyme: worry
Antonyme: reassure
Adjektiv
Beispiel: “The policy reflects a parochial view.”
Synonyme: narrow, local
Antonyme: global
Substantiv
Beispiel: “Statistics helps us understand data.”
Synonyme: data analysis, numbers
Antonyme: guesswork
Beispiel: “He studies politics.”
Synonyme: government affairs
Antonyme: private life
Beispiel: “I have an interest in music.”
Synonyme: curiosity, attention
Antonyme: boredom
Beispiel: “He gave a nonchalant shrug.”
Synonyme: casual, unconcerned
Antonyme: anxious, concerned
Beispiel: “Her decision was motivated by altruistic values.”
Synonyme: selfless, generous
Antonyme: selfish, self-centered
Interjektion
Beispiel: “Gee, that was a close call.”
Synonyme: wow, gosh
Antonyme:
Beispiel: “We bought fruit from a local shop.”
Synonyme: nearby, regional
Antonyme: foreign
Beispiel: “Excess regulation became an encumbrance to innovation.”
Synonyme: burden, hindrance
Antonyme: aid, advantage
Präposition
Beispiel: “We talked about the new project.”
Synonyme: regarding
Antonyme: ignoring
Beispiel: “The topographical map shows elevation and terrain in detail.”
Synonyme: terrain-related
Adverb
Beispiel: “He nonchalantly dismissed the criticism as “noise.””
Synonyme: casually
Antonyme: anxiously
Beispiel: “Their analysis was superficial and missed the core issue.”
Synonyme: shallow
Antonyme: thorough
Beispiel: “We spoke with several prospective partners before choosing one.”
Synonyme: potential
Antonyme: past
Beispiel: “Safety is our prime concern.”
Synonyme: main
Antonyme: secondary
Beispiel: “It’s a moral responsibility to tell the truth.”
Synonyme: ethical
Antonyme: immoral
Beispiel: “The research offered anthropological insights.”
Synonyme: ethnographic
Beispiel: “She cares about her family.”
Synonyme: mind, look after
Antonyme: ignore
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