Söz baýlygy

but

Baglaýjy

Mysal: “I wanted to go, but I was too tired.”

Sinonimler: however

Antonimler: and

button

At

Mysal: “Press the button.”

Sinonimler: switch, key

Antonimler: hole

recourse

At

Mysal: “They had no recourse but to sue.”

Sinonimler: option, remedy

Antonimler: helplessness

merit

At

Mysal: “The proposal has merit.”

Sinonimler: value, worth

Antonimler: fault

angst

At

Mysal: “Teenagers often feel social angst.”

Sinonimler: anxiety, worry

Antonimler: calm

assistant

At

Mysal: “The assistant helped the teacher.”

Sinonimler: helper, aide

Antonimler: leader

delivery

At

Mysal: “The delivery is fast.”

Sinonimler: shipment, transport

Antonimler: pickup

economy

At

Mysal: “The economy is growing.”

Sinonimler: financial system

Antonimler: poverty

belt

At

Mysal: “I need a belt.”

Sinonimler: strap

Antonimler: button

personality

At

Mysal: “She has a strong personality.”

Sinonimler: character, nature

Antonimler: facelessness

ostensible

Sypat

Mysal: “The ostensible reason for the visit was business.”

Sinonimler: apparent, supposed

Antonimler: real, genuine

inartistic

Sypat

Mysal: “The design was practical but inartistic.”

Sinonimler: plain, uncreative

Antonimler: artistic, aesthetic

denotation

At

Mysal: “The denotation of the word is simple, but its connotation is complex.”

Sinonimler: literal meaning, direct reference

Antonimler: connotation, implication

tap

Işlik

Mysal: “Tap the screen to continue.”

Sinonimler: touch lightly, faucet

Antonimler: slam

qualification

At

Mysal: “She has the right qualifications for the job.”

Sinonimler: credential, ability

Antonimler: inexperience

tuberculosis

At

Mysal: “Tuberculosis is a serious infectious disease.”

Sinonimler: TB

Antonimler: health

anchorperson

At

Mysal: “The anchorperson introduced the evening news.”

Sinonimler: news presenter, host

Antonimler: guest

subjunctive

At

Mysal: “In some languages, the subjunctive is used to express doubt or possibility.”

Sinonimler: grammar mood

Antonimler: indicative

fake

Sypat

Mysal: “The watch looked expensive, but it was fake.”

Sinonimler: false, not real

Antonimler: real, genuine

acquaintance

At

Mysal: “He is only an acquaintance, not a close friend.”

Sinonimler: contact, associate

Antonimler: stranger, close friend

shape

At

Mysal: “What shape is the table?”

Sinonimler: form

Antonimler:

loose

Sypat

Mysal: “The button is loose.”

Sinonimler: not tight

Antonimler: tight

fault

At

Mysal: “It was not my fault.”

Sinonimler: blame, mistake

Antonimler: success, virtue

error

At

Mysal: “There is an error in this sentence.”

Sinonimler: mistake

Antonimler: correctness

apart

Hal

Mysal: “The twins look similar, but you can tell them apart.”

Sinonimler: separately

Antonimler: together

utilitarian

Sypat

Mysal: “The building is functional but aggressively utilitarian.”

Sinonimler: practical, functional

Antonimler: decorative, ornamental

proprietary

Sypat

Mysal: “The company uses proprietary software for data analysis.”

Sinonimler: private, exclusive

Antonimler: open-source, public

centralized

Sypat

Mysal: “The company adopted a highly centralized management structure.”

Sinonimler: concentrated, controlled from one center

Antonimler: decentralized, distributed

attributive

Sypat

Mysal: “In grammar, an attributive adjective comes before the noun.”

Sinonimler: descriptive, qualifying

Antonimler: predicative

primitively

Hal

Mysal: “The shelter was primitively built but still usable.”

Sinonimler: crudely, basically

Antonimler: sophisticatedly, refinedly

circulation

At

Mysal: “The newspaper has a daily circulation of over 100,000 copies.”

Sinonimler: distribution, flow

Antonimler: stagnation

abstraction

At

Mysal: “The theory is useful, but it remains an abstraction for most people.”

Sinonimler: concept, generalization

Antonimler: concreteness, reality

anyway

Hal

Mysal: “It was raining, but we went anyway.”

Sinonimler: in any case

Antonimler: therefore not

other

Sypat

Mysal: “One shoe is here, but where is the other one?”

Sinonimler: another

Antonimler: same

unexceptional

Sypat

Mysal: “The first draft was competent but unexceptional.”

Sinonimler: ordinary

Antonimler: remarkable

treacherously

Hal

Mysal: “The surface looked solid but behaved treacherously underfoot.”

Sinonimler: deceitfully

Antonimler: reliably

paradoxically

Hal

Mysal: “Paradoxically, strict rules can increase creativity.”

Sinonimler: ironically

Antonimler: predictably

marketability

At

Mysal: “The design improved usability but reduced marketability.”

Sinonimler: sellability

Antonimler: unappeal

idiomatically

Hal

Mysal: “The phrase is grammatically correct but not idiomatically natural.”

Sinonimler: naturally

Antonimler: literally

dissemination

At

Mysal: “The dissemination of misinformation was faster than the correction.”

Sinonimler: distribution

Antonimler: suppression

confabulation

At

Mysal: “Under pressure, he drifted into confabulation and filled gaps with fiction.”

Sinonimler: fabrication

Antonimler: accuracy

solitariness

At

Mysal: “The solitariness of the job suits some people but not others.”

Sinonimler: isolation

Antonimler: companionship

muscle-bound

Sypat

Mysal: “He looked muscle-bound, but he tired quickly.”

Sinonimler: buff

Antonimler: slender

idiosyncrasy

At

Mysal: “Every founder has an idiosyncrasy that shapes the culture.”

Sinonimler: quirk

Antonimler: normality

happenstance

At

Mysal: “Their meeting was pure happenstance, but it changed everything.”

Sinonimler: chance

Antonimler: design

eccentricity

At

Mysal: “His eccentricity is charming, but it can confuse new colleagues.”

Sinonimler: quirkiness

Antonimler: conventionality

decentralize

Işlik

Mysal: “The company decided to decentralize decision-making to speed up execution.”

Sinonimler: distribute

Antonimler: centralize

catastrophic

Sypat

Mysal: “A catastrophic failure is rare, but we must design for it.”

Sinonimler: disastrous

Antonimler: manageable

specification

At

Mysal: “The device meets the specification, but not the real user needs.”

Sinonimler: requirements

eccentrically

Hal

Mysal: “He dressed eccentrically but spoke with precision.”

Sinonimler: oddly

Antonimler: normally

structurally

Hal

Mysal: “The argument is structurally sound but poorly evidenced.”

Sinonimler: in structure

commercially

Hal

Mysal: “The product is strong technically but not commercially viable yet.”

Sinonimler: financially

unmusically

Hal

Mysal: “He sang unmusically, but with great enthusiasm.”

Sinonimler: off-key

Antonimler: musically

uninspiring

Sypat

Mysal: “The presentation was correct but uninspiring.”

Sinonimler: dull

Antonimler: inspiring

nomad

At

Mysal: “Nomads move from place to place.”

Sinonimler: wanderer

Antonimler: settler

input

At

Mysal: “We need your input before we decide.”

Sinonimler: feedback

click

Işlik

Mysal: “Click the button to continue.”

Sinonimler: tap

civil

Sypat

Mysal: “Please stay civil during the discussion.”

Sinonimler: polite

Antonimler: rude

spread

Işlik

Mysal: “Don’t spread rumors.”

Sinonimler: share

Antonimler: hide

nearly

Hal

Mysal: “We are nearly ready.”

Sinonimler: almost

Antonimler: completely

likely

Sypat

Mysal: “It is likely to rain today.”

Sinonimler: probable

Antonimler: unlikely

almost

Hal

Mysal: “It is almost ready.”

Sinonimler: nearly

Antonimler: completely

demystification

At

Mysal: “The book contributed to the demystification of science.”

Sinonimler: clarification

Antonimler: mystification

press

Işlik

Mysal: “Press the button to start.”

Sinonimler: push

Antonimler: release

paradoxical

Sypat

Mysal: “Success had a paradoxical effect.”

Sinonimler: contradictory, ironic

Antonimler: logical

latent

Sypat

Mysal: “The conflict had latent causes.”

Sinonimler: hidden, dormant

Antonimler: overt

complex

Sypat

Mysal: “The system is complex but efficient.”

Sinonimler: complicated, intricate

Antonimler: simple

develop

Işlik

Mysal: “The company developed quickly.”

Sinonimler: grow, improve

Antonimler: decline

paradox

At

Mysal: “It’s a paradox that more options can make decisions harder.”

recondite

/ˈrekənˌdaɪt/

Mysal: “The lecture was recondite but fascinating.”

Sinonimler: esoteric, deep, abstruse

allocate

/ˈæləkeɪt/

Mysal: “We allocated extra budget to marketing.”

Sinonimler: apportion

factor

/ˈfæktər/

Mysal: “Cost is an important factor.”

Sinonimler: component, element, agent

contribute

/kənˈtrɪbjuːt/

Mysal: “Everyone can contribute to success.”

Sinonimler: impart, lead, give

feature

/ˈfiːtʃər/

Mysal: “This app has a useful feature.”

Sinonimler: characteristic, have, boast

Antonimler: miss, lack

sometimes

/ˈsʌmtaɪmz/

Mysal: “Sometimes I cook dinner.”