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Noun
Example: “This condition is important.”
Synonyms: requirement, state
Antonyms: freedom
Adjective
Example: “Their support was conditional on further reforms.”
Synonyms: dependent, provisional
Antonyms: unconditional, absolute
Adverb
Example: “Access is granted conditionally, based on verification.”
Synonyms: depending on conditions
Antonyms: unconditionally
Verb
Example: “The contract stipulates a deadline.”
Synonyms: specify, require
Antonyms: omit
Example: “He grew up in an academic milieu.”
Synonyms: environment, setting
Antonyms: isolation
Example: “Fitness is good for health.”
Synonyms: exercise, physical training
Antonyms: inactivity
Example: “The disease is serious.”
Synonyms: illness, sickness
Antonyms: health
Example: “Experience is a requirement for this job.”
Synonyms: condition
Example: “The audience had unmediated access to the artist online.”
Synonyms: direct, immediate
Antonyms: mediated, filtered
Example: “The argument presupposes that the data are accurate.”
Synonyms: assume, take for granted
Antonyms: question, doubt
Example: “The factory demands strict uniformity in production.”
Synonyms: consistency, sameness
Antonyms: variety, diversity
Example: “The contract includes several important provisions.”
Synonyms: terms, supplies
Antonyms: omissions, shortages
Example: “Ordinarily, the office closes at six.”
Synonyms: normally, usually
Antonyms: abnormally, rarely
Example: “The Earth turns on its axis.”
Synonyms: center line
Antonyms:
Example: “The pH of the water was tested in the lab.”
Synonyms: acidity level
Example: “The contract included a stipulation about late payment.”
Synonyms: condition, provision
Antonyms: omission, freedom
Example: “The system allocates resources dynamically based on demand.”
Synonyms: actively, adaptively
Antonyms: statically, rigidly
Example: “Mash the potatoes until they are smooth.”
Synonyms: crush, blend
Antonyms: separate
Example: “That was the worst day of the week.”
Synonyms: least good
Antonyms: best
Example: “The weather got worse in the evening.”
Synonyms: more serious, inferior
Antonyms: better
Conjunction
Example: “Please wait here for a while.”
Synonyms: for some time, during
Antonyms: instantly
Example: “I recognized her voice immediately.”
Synonyms: sound, tone
Antonyms: silence
Example: “The hotel reopened after a major refurbishment.”
Synonyms: renovation
Antonyms: neglect
Example: “The facilitator’s role is the facilitation of productive dialogue.”
Synonyms: support
Antonyms: obstruction
Example: “The restoration of the historic building took years.”
Synonyms: renewal
Antonyms: destruction
Example: “The rebel group took control of the town.”
Synonyms: insurgent
Example: “It takes time to adapt to a new job.”
Synonyms: adjust
Example: “Meteorological data predicted severe storms.”
Synonyms: climatic
Example: “Everyone wants freedom.”
Synonyms: liberty
Antonyms: slavery
Example: “The result was an aberration, not a trend.”
Synonyms: anomaly, irregularity
Antonyms: norm
Example: “He continued working late.”
Synonyms: keep, proceed
Antonyms: stop
Example: “Fluency is a prerequisite for the position.”
Example: “Approval is contingent on a final security review.”
/meɪnˈteɪn/
Example: “It’s hard to maintain quality.”
Synonyms: assert, sustain, observe
/ˈjuːʒuəli/
Example: “I usually study in the evening.”
Synonyms: ordinarily, normally, commonly
Antonyms: remarkably, unco, outstandingly
/ˈhelθi/
Example: “Vegetables are healthy.”
Synonyms: good, sensible, sanguine
Antonyms: unhealthy, unfit
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