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Verb
Example: “Sorry to bother you so late.”
Synonyms: disturb, annoy
Antonyms: comfort
Noun
Example: “The street is busy.”
Synonyms: road, avenue
Antonyms: inside
Example: “The job requires both skill and toughness.”
Synonyms: strength, durability
Antonyms: fragility, weakness
Example: “Loud music can annoy the neighbors.”
Synonyms: bother, irritate
Antonyms: please
Example: “Successful integration requires both policy and trust.”
Synonyms: inclusion, unification
Antonyms: segregation, separation
Adjective
Example: “Both parties must meet their contractual obligations.”
Synonyms: binding, agreement-based
Antonyms: informal, nonbinding
Example: “The role demands both grace and athleticism.”
Synonyms: physical prowess, fitness
Antonyms: clumsiness, frailty
Example: “The role demands both emotional depth and physicality.”
Synonyms: bodily presence, physical expression
Antonyms: intangibility
Example: “Conciliation requires concessions from both sides.”
Synonyms: reconciliation
Antonyms: escalation
Determiner
Example: “You can have either tea or coffee.”
Synonyms: one or the other
Antonyms: both
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