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Verb
Example: “Please bring your notebook tomorrow.”
Synonyms: carry
Antonyms: take away
Example: “Companies must innovate to grow.”
Synonyms: create, improve
Antonyms: copy
Example: “This song can evoke strong memories.”
Synonyms: bring out, call up
Antonyms: suppress
Adjective
Example: “The negotiations got off to an unpromising start.”
Synonyms: discouraging, bleak
Antonyms: promising, hopeful
Noun
Example: “Successful integration requires both policy and trust.”
Synonyms: inclusion, unification
Antonyms: segregation, separation
Example: “The minister made an ignominious exit from office.”
Synonyms: shameful, disgraceful
Antonyms: honorable, glorious
Example: “A catastrophic failure is rare, but we must design for it.”
Synonyms: disastrous
Antonyms: manageable
Example: “The design is reminiscent of early modern architecture.”
Synonyms: evocative of
Example: “The price includes delivery.”
Synonyms: cost
Example: “Late payment may incur extra fees.”
Synonyms: bring on
Example: “It was an honor to meet you.”
Synonyms: privilege
Antonyms: shame
Example: “A small mistake can be fatal in this job.”
Synonyms: deadly
Antonyms: harmless
Example: “Could you fetch me some water?”
Synonyms: bring
Antonyms: take
Example: “I collect stamps.”
Synonyms: gather
Antonyms: scatter
/ˈɪmplɪment/
Example: “They implemented a new system.”
Synonyms: apply, utilize, carry out
Antonyms: free, exempt, relieve
/ɪkˈspoʊz/
Example: “He was exposed to new ideas.”
Synonyms: impart, exhibit, display
Antonyms: cover
/kriˈeɪt/
Example: “They created a simple plan.”
Synonyms: produce, make
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