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Essential words are necessary in English grammar because they form the foundation of sentence structure and convey the meaning of a sentence. Essential words include nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, which are used to describe objects, actions, and qualities.
Without these words, sentences would be difficult to understand and lack coherence. Additionally, essential words are used to create tenses and convey time and voice in a sentence. These words are important for effective communication and clarity in written and spoken English.
S.No. | Word | Meaning |
1 | Overseas, internationally | We always go abroad in the summer |
2 | Sudden | Our conversation came to an abrupt end when George burst into the room. |
3 | Permissible | They are standards that provide a basis for consistent and acceptable minimal levels of quality, performance, safety, and reliability |
4 | Praise | The film, which will be released in the UK later this year, has already won considerable acclaim in the US. |
5 | Truly | Before you say something about somebody, make sure that you actually know the facts. |
6 | Unfavorable | The most common adverse effects reported related to skin irritation and skin burning. |
7 | Suggestion | The salon also offers hairdressers advice on how to run their businesses better. |
8 | Appealing | The shop was full of attractive men buying Valentine’s cards for their gorgeous women. |
9 | Independent | The establishment of the University as an autonomous statutory body independent of Government is supported by many provisions in the University Act. |
10 | Objection | Daniel pulled a face at Arthur, making clear his disapproval and dislike of Alicia’s suitor. |
11 | Disturbing | At an early age he began to show signs of stubborn and disruptive behavior. |
12 | arbitrarily, carelessly | The locations are all thoroughly, if rather haphazardly marked. |
13 | Perfect | The pavement managing system to identify pavement conditions is an index of 10, with 10 representing an ideal road surface. |
14 | Constant | The processes used affect the environment and generate persistent wastes, and the products themselves may have undesirable emissions and toxic effects. |
15 | Broad | The big Canadian cut inside and, with a typically scrappy attempt, sent a deflected shot spinning wide of the left-hand post |
16 | Progressive | The company says talks on its new development at an advanced stage. |
17 | Arrival | That does not mean that you cannot profit long-term from the advent of the Internet. |
18 | Benefit | Against this may be made the argument that New Zealand already gains sufficient advantage from existing arrangements. |
19 | Nimble | They are so agile when they move, thanks to their abundance of elastic muscles. |
20 | Although | Throughout this year retail sales have shown a rise, albeit a declining one, on levels of a year ago. |
21 | Permit | The scarf’s purpose is to allow the bobbin case hook to get close to the needle eye and catch the thread to form a stitch. |
22 | Alluring | The dishes above are already designed to have appealing colors for beautiful presentation, so just put them together. |
23 | Renown | Whenever his celebrated opera performances leave him time, Heppner tries to fit in a recital. |
24 | Current | It is a travelling show which builds on exhibitions held earlier to present contemporary works from both the East and the West |
25 | Dispense | There are lots of people now employed in in big warehouses to distribute goods which would formerly have been distributed through retail outlets. |
26 | Inspire | We hope it will encourage people who would normally not consider travelling by train. |
27 | Vigorous | It is therefore difficult to model the energetic costs of intermittent activity using standard methods. |
28 | Fragile | He was desperately frail, too weak to move his limbs but still strong enough to let out that cry which tears at every human heart. |
29 | Perfect | Good investors continually refine their stock picking method, tweaking it here and there. |
30 | Rewarding | If I can change just one person’s mind, then my speaking out will have been worthwhile. |
31 | Enhance | The goal would be to improve body composition, increase muscle strength and enrich the quality of life. |
32 | Heighten | Gradually the relationship began to intensify and, in 1991, they married. |
33 | Notice | Carefully observe someone whose gesticulation style you like. |
34 | Current | It is a widely held belief that continues to be a factor in their ongoing support of the war. |
35 | Suggest | Each commission will propose one candidate to fill each vacancy |
36 | Revitalize | That is why I have returned to restore my clan to its glorious position that it once knew. |
37 | Indispensable | Among other major tasks, the liver detoxifies harmful substances, purifies your blood and manufactures vital nutrients. |
38 | Modify | This lining method is a nice clean one and has the advantage of letting you alter the vest if it doesn’t fit correctly. |
39 | Examine | Counselors try to analyze me but can’t give my parents an explanation. |
40 | Old | My pinball skills were no longer celebrated, I was a has-been, a thing of the ancient past. |
41 | Bothersome | He’s very annoying talking about his dogs. |
42 | Predict | We anticipate his moves and prepare counter-moves to exploit them. |
43 | Adapt | In any particular situation, any 18 centers will do, even if they don’t conform to this pattern. |
44 | Notice | I may be completely wrong, but I detect a faint whiff of arrogance and even racism in the Economist article. |
45 | Wickedness | The property is free from defect. |
46 | Vague | He gives an ambiguous answer to his initial question. |
47 | Visible | There has been an apparent failure to contact or evaluate some of the children concerned. |
48 | Haphazard | It also meant freedom from arbitrary power, which by 1792 was being routinely identified as the power of any king. |
49 | Declare | They are conducted in order to assert authority and extend influence. |
50 | Astonishing | This was astounding news since York is such a vibrant and thriving city. |
51 | Perceptive , empower | They are also astute at maintaining public sympathy by regularly deserting the picket lines to save lives. |
52 | Allow , let | However, they cannot authorize projects without the approval of the appropriate ethics committee. |
53 | Misleadingly | Appearances are deceptive in these restaurants, which look like dingy pubs from the outside. |
54 | Resolute | Certainly the final score does no justice to a determined display. |
55 | Tenacious | Children can be remarkably adaptable and are more resilient to trauma than older generations. |
56 | Entice | Jobs that involve entertaining may tempt you to drink more than you intend. |
57 | Extract | His name isn’t going to elicit a positive reaction – it hasn’t for over a year now. |
58 | Ban | Environmental laws forbid alteration of the coast. |
59 | Appeal | They want the Supreme Court to overturn the decision and have submitted a petition for a writ of certiorari. |
60 | Abdicate | There is no evidence of her ever wishing to voluntarily relinquish the post. |
61 | Astonish | Football’s incredible ability to throw up surprises never ceases to amaze me. |
62 | Puzzle | Would they do a complete about-face and baffle everyone? |
63 | Tolerate, contain, carry | No one really came to that dump to eat, so she was never really that busy, but work got so monotonous that with every passing day it seemed like she wouldn’t be able to bear it. |
64 | Obstruct | “The parked cars block the road and leave nowhere for anyone to pull in.” he said. |
65 | Cloud | His novels blur the boundaries between criticism and fiction. |
66 | Radiant | We’ll definitely keep an eye on your brilliant career! |
67 | Warn | Rather, love, and its consequences, is seen as a valuable goal, but one to be pursued with caution and handled with care |
68 | Dare | My uncle took up the challenge and bolted out to the rescue. |
69 | Fragile | Of delicate health, he was constantly ill and in pain in the last ten years of his life. |
70 | Strengthen | After all, governments are supposed to be there to enhance our quality of life. |
71 | Fascinate | The cabinet was a nest of intrigue. |
72 | Convince | He did everything he could to persuade the police that he was the robber. |
73 | Substitute | This is required to replace older medicines that will eventually face competition from generic substitutes. |
74 | Discard | That could allow it to shed jobs without adding to its fixed costs. |
75 | Rare | They employed the unusual, if not unique , move of boycotting their own executive meetings. |
76 | Mostly | An audience consisting chiefly of women between the ages of 18 and 54 |
77 | Rough | Elderly people often describe the hard days of the past with examples of how they struggled with inadequate and coarse food. |
78 | Frequent | If you think buffets are commonplace and boring, just try the beverage buffet. |
79 | Relatively | The latest generation of drugs that are comparatively cheaper offer great promise. |
80 | Complicated | The vehicle has four wheels all connected by complex machinery that simple minds like ours can’t begin to describe. |
81 | Traditional | Of course, conventional training wisdom doesn’t condone this. |
82 | Peculiar | She closed the door behind him and watched, curious to know who would do this. |
83 | Extremely | Both teams looked exceedingly sharp even after the two and a half week Christmas break. |
84 | Restrictively | Do you think that this kind of expression is exclusively the product of an urban setting? |
85 | Massive | He certainly used it in the sense of destiny that is carved out by immense human efforts. |
86 | Truly | For those who have dived upon an untouched shipwreck the experience is described as very moving indeed. |
87 | Stiff | By being so rigid, he is unable to adapt and trust. |
88 | Ordinary | Inside and outside the house the same routine was followed as in the previous year. |
89 | Adequate | These were necessary but not sufficient conditions for the end of the old regime. |
90 | Extant | She hasn’t got a bad back or broken leg or some other easily visible form of injury. |
91 | Proper | But it still wouldn’t be appropriate to make a big deal of the fact that I have a famous father. |
92 | Explain | Further careful epidemiological research is needed to clarify who benefits most from such treatment. |
93 | Prove | As for the manipulation of final salary pension, I can confirm that is true. |
94 | Hide | They were at great pains to conceal that information from the public. |
95 | Continually | He was constantly on her mind. |
96 | Suitable | This is timely and convenient for patrons, and it saves a great deal of staff time and attention.uiuhvhuy8dyd |
97 | Nucleus | I told you again that you were the reason Adam ate the apple and its core. |
98 | Dangerous | The second younger couple was so seriously injured that they were airlifted to Hamilton General Hospital in critical condition. |
99 | Deform | By taking this stand they are choosing to deliberately distort my views. |
100 | Different | Thus, studies of asthma in racially diverse populations appear to be warranted. |
101 | Thriving | An inventory taken at the time shows a very prosperous society. |
102 | Deliberately | He set off for the pasture with a purposeful stride. |
103 | Manifest, expose, display | The reveal about his past is one of the greatest treats Mad Men has to offer this season. |
104 | Hypothetically | This is not to suggest that research is entirely dictated by theoretical concerns. |
105 | Rarely | She wraps one leg around the other and scarcely pauses for breath before elaborating. |
106 | Hasten | Biotechnology will continue to advance and its rate of advance will accelerate . |
107 | Fracture | Could the Guardian’s crack team of theatre experts give the show an instant makeover and turn its fortunes around? |
108 | Produce | If these bodies are left around any longer they will create disease and bring harm to the people. |
109 | Crawl | An attempt to prevent this slow creep of costs. |
110 | Grind | No, don’t read anything into that, I don’t have a crush on my best friend, I’m not that sadly tortured, but I can admit he is cute. |
111 | Grow | Farmers grow loose flowers in open fields, but cultivate cut flowers under controlled conditions. |
112 | Impose | What’s important is that we not try to dictate to companies how they run their labor policies in this country. |
113 | Discriminate | Pinker suggests that our love of music may have developed out of a similar evolutionary need to distinguish different sounds. |
114 | Defect | After a few days of use I can’t flaw the actual display at all. |
115 | Gather | Strict and complex regulations control all aspects of the harvest and production. |
116 | Reflect | The young man saw himself in the mirror behind the bar. |
117 | Gain | I had to obtain permission from her father. |
118 | Fragment | He agrees without hearing the least particle of evidence. |
119 | Colonize | They rely heavily on international agreement to settle problems. |
120 | Carry | The story is a family affair against a backdrop of dirty dealings in the underground transport system. |
121 | Precise | Police say the weapon used in the shootings was likely an assault rifle or a hunting rifle, accurate up to 650 meters. |
122 | Arrange | And if allowed, they will classify the documents for 100 years |
123 | Money | No claim had been made during the currency of the policy |
124 | Thorough | She was taking very little bites of food and looked very deep in thought. |
125 | Thick | As it turns out, your ears are particularly dense with these pressure points. |
126 | Trust | It all depends on you. |
127 | Faint | Eventually I could make out a dim figure ahead of me |
128 | Exhibit | The display of wealth is the most important way to show a superior position in society. |
129 | foreign sales | The other is an initiative to boost the export of renewable energy technologies to developing countries. |
130 | Enormous | Over at the machinery section, farmers gazed longingly at some of the latest gigantic tractors. |
131 | Imposing | His achievement is all the more impressive given the in limitations of the chosen media. |
132 | Enduring | He was not able to establish a lasting dialogue with the United States at that point, however. |
133 | Bank | Any excess money is stored in gold or silver in the country’s treasury and saved for times of war. |
134 | Consistent | I quickly change into the uniform shirt front-end assistant manager Patrick loaned me; I didn’t want to wear it out on the street. |
135 | Trembling | Her voice was vibrant and rich as before, but with a strange seriousness that she had not expected. |
136 | Definite | There are two separate and distinct conditions for the exercise of the discretion created by that provision. |
137 | Major | One dominant suppressor was identified among the 112 suppressors characterized. |
138 | Prostitute, slut, drowsy, ashy | We captured nine drab males and nine bright males from each site. |
139 | Emotional | Then I guess he was always a dramatic kid, he did a really impressive dyeing scene. |
140 | Complex | This travel involves elaborate planning and discussions about eating. |
141 | Phenomenal | Ted was a remarkable and exceptional man, who just happened to also live for 106 years. |
142 | Dangerous | Hairdressing is one of the occupations most hazardous to the skin. |
143 | Tiny | Some snakes, such as pythons, retain tiny leg bones, which may be visible as minuscule claws at the base of the tail. |
144 | Best Outstanding | Cuts with the choice label have less fat than prime , and select cuts even less. |
145 | Basic | When I first got into it, the visual language of television animation was very, very rudimentary |
146 | Delicate | The perianal area can be highly sensitive to perfumes, soaps, clothes, fabrics, dietary intake and superficial trauma. |
147 | Shallow | They were treated for smoke inhalation and superficial burns. |
148 | Frightening | He increasingly tries to terrify them rather than reassure them. |
149 | Strong | We are committed to a healthy and vigorous debate at the state level in which the people decide, not judges. |
150 | Asleep , sleeping, silent | The plant sets fruit between July and September and it becomes dormant in early October. |
151 | Convenience | The prospects of severely congested streets, increased health problems and loss of amenity in the city are real concerns. |
152 | Ruin | They forget to tell you of this pain, the kind that will eventually overwhelm and destroy you. |
153 | Circulate | We had such hot weather and there wasn’t a lot of wind to disperse it. |
154 | House | Many residents of the settlement strive to make their dwellings habitable |
155 | Component | However, if a proton is added to the hydrogen atom, a new element , helium is created. |
156 | Primary | Finally, at the base of the educational pyramid, were the parish schools, providing a one-year elementary course. |
157 | Delete | If we could eliminate stress, would we eliminate a lot of disease? |
158 | Highlight | I can’t emphasize enough how important it is to pay attention to your body. |
159 | Surround | While I was washing up the coffee cups I felt a pair of arms encircle my waist and a head lean on my shoulder. |
160 | Inconsistent | Her blood pressure resumed its former erratic pattern. |
161 | Overstate | No one dragged their rivals to the court; there were very few exaggerated claims. |
162 | Remark | In its defense, the book does very briefly mention these events on an earlier page. |
163 | Dock | The shops weren’t as good, there were no amusement arcades and no pier or beach. |
164 | Commonplace | One of the most prevalent crimes in wide-open areas like Wiltshire is theft from cars. |
165 | Free | The cinema release is planned for next year. |
166 | Assist | He has spent his entire political career fighting every significant environmental program that would benefit our nation. |
167 | Unaware | The blind covering the reception window was firmly down. |
168 | Enlarge | Efforts to broaden classical music’s appeal. |
169 | Thrive | The Vietnam anti-war movement began to burgeon in 1965. |
170 | Noticeably | Construction, however, was a conspicuous exception to the general good news |
171 | Insist | The nonsmokers could demand what they wanted in exchange for their rations. |
172 | Support | Why do consumers care if celebrities endorse a product? |
173 | Tremendous | It’s an enormous pressure he shoulders with good grace and a sense of responsibility. |
174 | Thoroughly | The action takes place almost entirely in his house, and on a ruined wall overlooking a lake. |
175 | Deteriorate | That could erode overall confidence in the economy and undermine the spending and investment needed to get it moving. |
176 | Disappear | This gets the oil hot enough to evaporate any moisture. |
177 | Retrieve | It can take many years to recover from the death of a loved one. |
178 | Rumored | She’s reportedly unhappy about the article. |
179 | Switch | You’ll learn not to get distracted when the car is about to shift into top gear. |
180 | Endure | France will no longer suffer the existing government. |
181 | Notable | One of our guys rolled his oversize truck on a residential street in front of a visiting dignitary . |
182 | Critical | Everyone was aware that those games weren’t crucial, and it was just the group stage. |
183 | Evade | The most important thing to do now was to second guess their pursuers and elude capture. |
184 | Apparent | That flaw was evident in the first half yesterday but was rectified almost immediately. |
185 | Deplete | Designed with smokeless exhaust diesel engines aided by gas turbines, air pollution is kept minimal. |
186 | Comprehensive | The Marine Institute has just completed an extensive refurbishment at its facilities. |
187 | Confront | Example: Her smile faded slowly as she saw her father’s face turn serious. |
188 | Aspect | Isn’t this a normal facet of business daily life? |
189 | Idol | She’s as strong and likable a female character as Davy is a male hero , making this a perfect bookend to book one. |
190 | Remote | How many sales have you missed because the work is inaccessible? |
191 | Evidently | He’d seemed astounded, but poor Ryan had been making himself painfully obvious. |
192 | Expectedly | They observe all the rules and expect others to do likewise, and can be very predictable. |
193 | Resolve | He is hoping to work with others such as the town council to try to solve the problem in various ways. |
194 | Appropriate | The big supermarkets could do more to suggest suitable wine and food partnerships. |
195 | Extra | This is an extremely difficult thing to do. |
196 | Sufficient | Her ample body became a sign of financial abundance afforded by the upper class. |
197 | Dry | The arid land of this autonomous republic supports a nomadic lifestyle. |
198 | Avert | If enough people avoid the place of the robbery or the assault, the problem will go away. |
199 | Resist | It is in the nature of disaster to defy representation. |
200 | Legislate | The French Revolution was an attempt to enact his ideas. |
201 | Equitable | They were also level in the table and the game looked like an even match. |
202 | Simulate | The next day I decide that I can probably safely show up at anytime and feign having made an appointment. |
203 | Rich | The lake, however, has become a fertile subject of debate for joggers and authorities, who blame each other for the decaying of the water body. |
204 | Recently | At the moment, with the scandal freshly broken, everyone seems to be blaming everyone else. |
205 | Role | These factors are a function of sampling effort and sampling strategy. |
206 | Essential | Some theoretical issues and fundamental material problems remain, however. |
207 | Arbitrary | Both areas were crowded and the results were indiscriminate casualties. |
208 | Discriminating | However, at the research level there’s no alternative to a proper selective process. |
209 | Expansive | The rooms are spacious and five have balconies with spectacular mountain views |
210 | Tolerate | In so far as possible, the houses will be designed to withstand earthquakes. |
211 | Sturdy | He also wears durable yet comfortable black nylon pants and thick sneakers. |
212 | Support | The fact is that conservative voters favor conservative politicians. |
213 | Attain | I’m angry that a company is out there selling my personal information for monetary gain. |
214 | Create | The Austrians have voted not to generate electricity from nuclear power stations. |
215 | Stop | She had pressed the bell indicating that she wanted the bus to halt at the next stop where she would disembark. |
216 | Manage | Its lack of depth makes it more difficult each year to handle the newer, larger and deeper vessels plying the southern African route. |
217 | Shelter | Ports that usually average 30 to 35 ships in harbor , now have 60 to 65. |
218 | Unhealthy | We must protect children from potentially harmful material |
219 | Meaningless | Never believe that you are too insignificant to make a difference |
220 | Baffling | A young artist has created a mysterious object in a box for a corporate assignment. |
221 | Dangerous | If they did not, the situation may be even more perilous. |
222 | Delay | You observe and store up what you need, but you know, always, that you’re escaping something, postponing the inevitable. |
223 | Boost | The European Commission is actively encouraging member states to promote the early teaching of languages. |
224 | Refuse | Never leave a popular classmate stranded with a social reject for group projects. |
225 | Significant | I went in thinking I’d have something light at noon and then eat a substantial meal later. |
226 | Meticulous | It is very refreshing to see that there may be an ability to refuse to pay a levy for a reason relating to conscientious or religious grounds. |
227 | Communicate | It’s in the way we engage in small talk and mobilize our facial expressions to convey interest and sympathetic sentiments. |
228 | Include | Learning environments, therefore, must remain interesting and encompass a variety of teaching strategies. |
229 | Growth | The software industry’s expansion plans have triggered a real estate boom in the city. |
230 | Intensify | Turning points separate the acts, change the course of the story and often heighten the drama by raising the stakes. |
231 | Carelessly | There are two separate issues here: deliberate copying and stealing of information, and inadvertent copying and leaking. |
232 | Unavoidable | She made the inevitable cup of tea. |
233 | Beginning | All their children died in infancy , perhaps from childhood infections so easily treated today. |
234 | Astonishingly | The Lions are showing signs, but nothing miraculous will happen in this one. |
235 | Recover | If possible, use all the types of birds the dog may retrieve in the future. |
236 | Methodically | These are really issues of practical and systematic approaches to primary care. |
237 | Doubtful | It is possible but highly unlikely that he could compel his victim to attend the trial. |
238 | Unjustified | I reiterate to the House that this bill is unnecessary, unwarranted , and dangerous. |
239 | Apex | The sun was well past the zenith. |
240 | Outstanding | He views that season as the highlight of his career. |
241 | Disturb | If you’re going to agitate a person by getting them to eat certain foods, I think you’ve not given them a quality experience. |
242 | Secret | We worked very hard to keep any information that they provide us confidential. |
243 | Elated | We are both delighted to be playing our football in England and it has happened because of hard work. |
244 | Cautiously | He jumps in his chair at a discreet cough immediately beside him. |
245 | Proven | There is online archived material to view and printable worksheets to help children document their work. |
246 | Steadily | The situation gradually improved. |
247 | Penetration | Local interests did not need formal representation to exert effective influence over officials. |
248 | Affect | She testified that the project was creating an inordinate amount of paper work, far in excess of the norm. |
249 | Immediately | The box fell apart instantly and the whole content of the box slid out onto my desk and onto the floor. |
250 | Inherent | I wasn’t sure if it was intentionally funny or not. |
251 | Overwhelm | These systems are inseparable and intrinsic to the problem of designing a school. |
252 | Saturate | This site could more effectively control floods and would not inundate park land. |
253 | Include | This result does not involve any unconstitutional border crossing by the court. |
254 | Moderate | If a nominal charge was introduced to defray the cost, I don’t think too many people would complain. |
255 | Supposedly | At least if we were all locked in, we presumably didn’t have to be Houdini to get out. |
256 | Ridiculous | The taxi driver was complaining to them, about their rather absurd behavior and making him wait the whole day. |
257 | ill usage | There is a lot of abuse , robbery, corruption, crime and theft of our wealth. |
258 | Distribution | My account immediately showed that I had no discs at home and was awaiting allocation from their warehouse. |
259 | Equalized | After incubation on ice for 45 minutes, the cells were washed twice in a balanced electrolyte solution. |
260 | Protection | It exposes students to research that addresses issues of conservation and management of wildlife populations. |
261 | Incorrect | However, most of his evidence is in the form of specious and fallacious arguments. |
262 | Possible | This last idea seemed the best to me – and the most feasible to try and achieve as well. |
263 | Shortage | There is no lack of entertainment aboard ship. |
264 | Flexible | It will not only help you develop a more lithe and limber body, it will improve your strength training as well. |
265 | Methods | Arts programs are one means of achieving that goal. |
266 | Thin | The roads are very narrow , and the drivers are very aggressive. |
267 | Bias | At once the preconception was shattered, and once the mental image was lost, it could not be easily restored. |
268 | Energetic | She is a pleasantly robust woman of modest means, patriotic in convictions, guileless in manner |
269 | Constant | He replied rather quickly as he tried to keep the ship steady. |
270 | Fast | It was a messenger, mounted on a slim and swift chestnut horse. |
271 | old-fashioned | The antiquated system of temporal note keeping needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency. |
272 | Ogical | In fact I was more coherent about the general approach than I can remember being. |
273 | Evolve | If I could have my own darkroom, I’d develop my own film and print my work myself. |
274 | Invent | Only master craftsmen could design and fabricate such a product. |
275 | Probe | Probably at any one time, there is a politician under investigation , or on trial or in prison. |
276 | Typically | According to friends was behaving normally up to the day she disappeared. |
277 | Observe | No one around this school ever noticed him or paid much attention if they did notice . |
278 | Concept | I had no notion of what her words meant. |
279 | original | This is not to say that this campaign has not produced any novel ideas; they have just been lost in the flood. |
280 | Resistance | It was supported by the government, opposition , big businesses and trade unions. |
281 | Register | If a person is so close minded that they would not want to listen to our music because of the record label that we are on, so be it. |
282 | Communicate | He also holds that events that are causally related must be related under some strict law |
283 | Speculate | It’s not a bad idea but I suspect it’ll take a crisis such as a property crash to make people change their habits. |
284 | Objective | At least it means we can enjoy impartial unbiased commentary from now on. |
285 | Diverse | His work was highly varied , but he became best known for his ingenious use of scrap material. |
286 | Emphasize | I am keen to accentuate the positives and there are many if we care to look for them. |
287 | Conceal | A few years back baseball caps were used to disguise someone’s appearance. |
288 | Fund | The problem stems from a change in the way public finance is handled. |
289 | bring in | A potential initiate is hardly going to stumble upon a support group this small. |
290 | Novelty | Innovation is crucial to the continuing success of any organization |
291 | Relate | Sometimes, stark images can speak for themselves and even narrate untold stories. |
292 | Nonetheless | Warm, arid and scented it may have been, but it was an irritant nevertheless . |
293 | Sometimes | Very occasionally the condition can result in death. |
294 | Neglect | This story was omitted from last week’s paper due to a technical error. |
295 | Bizarre | Many of your more bizarre or outlandish schemes will come to fruition. |
296 | Conquer | She’s been able to overcome so many adversities. |
297 | Somewhat | The work partially fulfills the function of a historical swn memoir. |
298 | Approve | All drivers have to do to pass each other safely is to stay on their side of the road. |
299 | Depict | His rich experience in the field helps him portray each character better year after year. |
300 | Propose | It is in that context that we submit that it cannot be, in effect, whose hair this was. |
301 | Decrease | In recent years, his health began to decline but his serene and tranquil nature never deserted him. |
302 | Collect | She paused to gather her breath and leaned against the wall puffing. |
303 | Move | The plaintiff brought a motion for an order dismissing the action without costs. |
304 | Biased | It is not unheard of for countries to put aside partisan differences in the national interest, usually when the enemy is at the gates. |
305 | Habit | Now, if I can stay awake until tonight I might just be able to get back into a regular pattern again. |
306 | Events | Early retirement is a relatively new phenomenon in Britain |
307 | Humanitarian | Service learning often relies on a notion of volunteerism, charity or philanthropic effort. |
308 | Calm | The sea was so calm and placid on top but underneath, it was as busy as a train station. |
309 | Abundant | My duck was the best I have tasted: tender meat with crispy skin, and, to top it all, plentiful. |
310 | Response | He suffered a severe reaction to the nuts. |
311 | Pulse | It took him awhile to get back to sleep, but finally he did, and I watched him, listening to the strong rhythm of his heart. |
312 | Picturesque | Her first impressions on arrival were the scenic beauty, the lovely animals and the freshness of the air. |
313 | Superficial | We swam to the shore and in every shallow we stopped. |
314 | Protected | The week after she died, we received a phone call to transport the animals to the shelter. |
315 | Disappearing | A million years before a mass extinction event, the corals vanish , more or less. |
316 | Arithmetic | The fact that in typical sized prints the difference is vanishingly small is of no account. |
317 | Ancient | He retained archaic word choices and used footnotes to explain the meanings of those words. |
318 | Accelerate | A couple of undistinguished losses hastened the end of his career. |
319 | Color | Each one was simple or complex, and each had its own hue , and shade. |
320 | Picture | It’s a clear illustration of the problem. |
321 | Idle | In patients with inactive disease, levels fell to those of controls. |
322 | Complex | Even more seriously, this is a play full of the most intricate , knotty, compacted language. |
323 | Dimension | The brightness increases as magnitude lowers. |
324 | Require | Photos of interest would be most welcome so if you can oblige please do. |
325 | Disregard | A lot of people may overlook him now, but they’ll be sorry in the long run. |
326 | Vote | the ruling party won 24 seats, narrowly topping the poll. |
327 | Location | They have a different social position to ordinary rank and file union members. |
328 | Functional | The disputes were usually about small things, some of which had no actual ramifications in the practical application of Jewish law |
329 | Principal | The color you choose will be determined by the predominant color of the room. |
330 | immediate, instant, urgent | The public and the media would criticize the police if no prompt action were taken. |
331 | to simi | While information may be analogous to facts, knowledge is what the body makes of these facts. |
332 | Around | It’s approximately a year ago. |
333 | Obliged | They may compel a witness’s attendance at court by issue of a summons. |
334 | Overwhelming | It was an emphatic victory and formidable testimony to his talent and determination. |
335 | Annoying | I am satisfied that this is the least disruptive and intrusive order I can make that is consistent with the child’s best interests. |
336 | Sometimes | It is the periodical publication of the professional society of newspaper editorial writers. |
337 | Inclined to | The devices are meant to make voting easier, more efficient and less prone to error. |
338 | Predictive | The majority occur in the prophetic genre where often these words have a symbolic meaning of blessing or judgment. |
339 | Dimensions | She has also attracted the biggest proportion of male viewers to her channel. |
340 | Freely | Second hand office furniture is readily available and can easily be given a new lease of life. |
341 | Dependably | The only thing that changes is the increasing reliance on computer technology. |
342 | Hesitatingly | He was a reluctant reader. |
343 | Prominence | Her pamphlets on faith and Christian living were gaining renown. |
344 | Concession | This has been accomplished in the faithful obedience of the Lord Christ Jesus and His propitiatory sacrifice |
345 | Achievement | Nevertheless, I do get a sense from the trailer of a resounding triumph and victory when all is said and done. |
346 | cause , entail , bring | It was taking up more time than he could afford. |
347 | Pollute | If not properly disposed of, these substances can contaminate ground water. |
348 | Detectable | Each pebble was clearly discernible. |
349 | Thriving | The year 2003 is shaping up to be a banner twelve months for the flourishing world of the genre small press. |
350 | Preserve | Will you to the utmost of your power maintain the laws of God? |
351 | Average | The first story was great and the others various degrees of mediocre to all right. |
352 | Insignificant | A spokesman for the county council said only one sign was to be moved at a negligible cost. |
353 | Similar | It’s an absolutely extraordinary situation which has no parallel in any other Western democracy. |
354 | Strange | The young woman thought this style of dress very peculiar and abnormal. |
355 | Powerful | Instead they can have very real and potent social and political effects. |
356 | Exceptional | I love all the little things the company did to make the product remarkable . |
357 | Dispersed | There was only a small scatter of other caravans and motorhomes when we arrived. |
358 | Steady | I think of it as arising from pain fibers that are not mucosal but deeper in hollow organs or in solid masses. |
359 | Wearying | We might even find it a bit tedious to keep reading about it in the papers. |
360 | Little | You’re away from the stage by some margin and in this case the music seemed somewhat far off. |
361 | Concisely | I will briefly summarize some of the main areas of law that are relevant to this case. |
362 | Distribute | We go to a restaurant and eat, and circulate to chat with other locals, trying to make a plan. |
363 | Dependably | Finally, science moves forward because scientists seek to develop logically consistent theories. |
364 | Display | She was invited to exhibit at several French museums. |
365 | Establish | He was okay, but you’ve seen found pieces and discarded tat turned into art before. |
366 | Inappropriately | During the festive season, injuries result from improper use of fireworks. |
367 | Rarely | She had not spoken to her parents in years and contact with her sisters was sporadic and infrequent. |
368 | Secluded | The latter state of mind seemed totally understandable given his isolated existence. |
369 | Openly | That he avoided overt references to modernity was something the public, shy of change, appreciated. |
370 | Significantly | Those assumptions are important because they so profoundly define us. |
371 | Quickly | I just wore sharp clothes, and whenever anyone asked who was I supposed to be, I told them and smiled. |
372 | Located | Their flat was most conveniently situated. |
373 | Afterwards | He was subsequently arrested by a heroic Garda and some members of the local community. |
374 | Indisputable | They offer unmistakable evidence that summer is, at last, on its way. |
375 | Disorganized | In the chaotic world of war and its aftermath, it’s hard to distinguish between good and bad. |
376 | Typical | Here he has met some setbacks, but with characteristic determination he is going to try again. |
377 | Debatable | The project has become highly controversial due to the history and sensitivity of the site. |
378 | Symbolize | The people he’s working with exemplify a distinct trend in the new population. |
379 | Satisfying | All he saw in me was a way to gratify his greed and voracity. |
380 | Clarify | What is the language from which you are going to interpret? |
381 | Initiate | Two European-owned companies plan to launch new ships this year as well. |
382 | Authentic | Yet you very rarely see them in legitimate theatre. |
383 | Specific | He was particular about what sort of food should be mentioned |
384 | Bright | The physical parameters, relative humidity, and mean radiant temperature were also calculated. |
385 | Crest | The roof was unusual due to the relative heights of the eaves and the ridge. |
386 | Cover | Her mouth seemed to spread the entire span of her head. |
387 | Instinctive | They just do it, and it’s beautiful and creative and spontaneous. |
388 | River | He noticed a stream of fresh blood flowing down the covers of the bedspread and onto the floor. |
389 | Remarkable | His striking hair often attracts the attention of the ladies. |
390 | Indifference | So far, however, they have not been able to rouse their compatriots from their apathy. |
391 | Display | That would be a visible demonstration of your affection |
392 | Elements | Whereas the first two were components of metals, salt was considered an essential ingredient of living bodies. |
393 | Automatically | It is an important matter if more people are requiring involuntary admission. |
394 | Wonder | It’s a technological marvel and will give computer gaming a whole new meaning. |
395 | Assessable | The question of making it tangible and measurable really is key. |
396 | temperate , mild | He aim was always to hollow out the more moderate party and supplant it. |
397 | Strange | We had the odd drink together but we didn’t glam around |
398 | Image | Maria stood admiring her own reflection in the full length bedroom mirror. |
399 | Presumably | I suppose she assumed I would bust into tears again at any moment. |
400 | Consistent | She has a decent voice, but it was her sustain on the more difficult notes that really impressed. |
401 | Marks | Better yet, make it the universal symbol for the Red Cross regardless of nationality. |
402 | Combination | They identified genetic mutations that disabled specific steps in the synthesis of a complex molecule. |
403 | Concrete | That feeling of heaven, that bliss, had disappeared, leaving an almost tangible sense of absence. |
404 | Firmly | For increased efficiency, you may have a tendency to fasten your laces very tight . |
405 | Irritating | The minutes slowly tick by; the woman is getting aggravated. |
406 | Diversion | We gave our new dictionary a work out to the amusement of the staff. |
407 | Possibly | I confess I didn’t find it especially exciting, but others conceivably might |
408 | Alter | The owner plans to convert the building into apartments. |
409 | Healing | It never suggests that adultery is a curative for a diseased relationship. |
410 | Weakening | The troops were severely debilitated by hunger and disease. |
411 | Consume | Like other farmed fish, they consume fishmeal which depletes wild stock. |
412 | Limited | We do not know for sure whether the Universe is finite or infinite. |
413 | Observe | No two persons can ever, in this sense, perceive the same item: nothing at all is publicly perceptible. |
414 | Safety | He has ensured security of tenure for those whom he has backed. |
415 | Poisonous | You should avoid toxic substances and chemicals at work and at home. |
416 | Peacefulness | People have long fled to the mountains in search of fresh air and tranquility . |
417 | Retain | I shall henceforth keep my trap shut about the food. |
418 | Absolutely | It is undeniable that Christianity has shaped European history. |
419 | Miscalculated | I wish people wouldn’t underestimate me, or my strength, or my weakness. |
420 | Admit | He called her name but she refused to acknowledge him. |
421 | Incorporate | Children find it easier to assimilate new information when it is presented within the structure of a story. |
422 | Selection | Children find it easier to assimilate new information when it is presented within the structure of a story |
423 | Quality | Any bullet will pass through it, even a .22 caliber bullet. |
424 | Summarized | As if the knots and tangles of my twisted psyche could mesh with her intricate synaptic network of condensed neural convolutions. |
425 | Inconsistent | It suggests to the outsider that he must have been exceptionally vague, and probably contradictory. |
426 | Ignore | The most serious evidence of this disregard for content is the movie itself. |
427 | Cherished | pent my time doing chores and praying, leaving precious little time for friendships. |
428 | Renowned | Frank was prominent in the community life of the region and was widely known throughout the district. |
429 | Demanded | A Salient Editor needs to have a strong vision, and the requisite traits to make that vision a reality. |
430 | Separate | They were attempting to unravel the cause of death. |
431 | Unclear | When it came to direct actions, the group discussions became purposely vague. |
432 | Huge | The roads that they’re building at vast expense. |
433 | Quantity | The title poem, which concludes the volume , poses a series of questions about perspectives. |
434 | Appeal | He has tremendous charisma and stage presence. |
435 | Astute | I saw nothing original or clever or ingenious about this film |
436 | Ensure | It’s a simple one, but it’s one of those scams that convince people because they want to believe it. |
437 | Persevere | They now endure the lowest living standards on earth. |
438 | Penalty | It did not mean that statutory authority to discharge into the sewage works became forfeit upon proof of a nuisance. |
439 | Hazardous | As I looked down from my precarious position next to a pile of honey on top of the Aga, I noticed two things. |
440 | Intense | These are very serious and grave matters which call for severe punishment. |
441 | Erratic | The situation is easing, although sporadic fresh outbreaks are still occurring. |
442 | Exceptional | The school prided itself upon its policy of providing a superior education. |
443 | Reveler | Yet we never understand why she lives her life as such a wanton woman. |
444 | Ineffective | I felt too weak to move, and too tired to care. |
445 | Extensive | There is a widespread belief that the government should do more to encourage saving. |
446 | Insight | It was the voice of a male, speaking with wisdom behind the simple words. |
447 | Humor | Don smiled at this witticism. |
448 | Attract | Not wanting to break their cover they took turns to woo the unwitting woman. |
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