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next to or together with someone or something.

Example: The new stadium was built alongside the old one to make use of the existing facilities.

To take turns repeatedly or to switch between two things.

Example: You should alternate between studying and taking short breaks to stay focused.

Used to suggest another option or possibility.

Example: You can drive to the city, or alternatively, take the train.

The height of an object or place above sea level.

Example: The airplane is flying at an altitude of 10,000 meters.

A lightweight, silver-colored metal that is often used for making containers, cooking equipment, and building materials.

Example: The frame of the bicycle is made from aluminum because it is both strong and light.

To cause someone to feel great surprise or wonder.

Example: Her ability to speak five languages never fails to amaze me.

A feeling of great surprise or wonder.

Example: She stared in amazement as the fireworks lit up the night sky.

In a way that causes surprise or wonder, often because it is very good or impressive.

Example: The view from the top of the mountain was amazingly beautiful.

An important official who represents their country in a foreign country, especially in a diplomatic role.

Example: The ambassador attended the meeting to discuss trade agreements between the two nations.

The state of having more than one possible meaning, making something unclear or difficult to understand.

Example: The instructions were written with so much ambiguity that no one knew what to do.

Having more than one possible meaning, making something unclear or difficult to understand.

Example: The instructions were so ambiguous that nobody knew what to do.

A colorless gas with a strong smell, often used in cleaning products or to make fertilizers.

Example: The cleaning solution contains ammonia, so make sure to use it in a well-ventilated area.

In the middle of or surrounded by a group of people or things.

Example: She felt comfortable amongst her closest friends at the party.

more than enough or sufficient in size, amount, or capacity.

Example: There was ample space in the room for everyone to sit comfortably.

A device that makes sounds louder, often used in music or audio equipment.

Example: The band used a powerful amplifier to make their music heard by the large audience.

To make something louder or stronger, or to increase its effect.

Example: The speaker used a microphone to amplify her voice so the audience could hear her clearly.

To make someone laugh or keep them entertained.

Example: The comedian's jokes never fail to amuse the audience.

A comparison between two things that are similar in some way, often used to explain something or make it easier to understand.

Example: The teacher used an analogy between a computer and the human brain to explain how memory works.

A person whose job is to examine information in detail in order to understand it or make decisions.

Example: The financial analyst predicted that the company's profits would increase next year.

To fix something firmly in position or to secure a ship or boat in place with an anchor.

Example: They anchored the boat near the shore to enjoy the view.

A place where ships can anchor safely, or the act of anchoring.

Example: The sailors searched for a safe anchorage to protect the ship during the storm.

A man who presents and coordinates a television or radio news program.

Example: The anchorman introduced the main stories of the evening news.

A person who presents and coordinates a television or radio news program.

Example: The anchorperson introduced the main stories of the day before handing over to the reporters.

Extreme suffering or pain, especially mental or emotional distress.

Example: She was filled with anguish after hearing the bad news about her friend.

To make someone or something full of life or energy.

Example: Her speech managed to animate the audience and fill them with enthusiasm.

Someone who is anonymous has a name that is not known or made public.

Example: The letter was written by an anonymous person who didn’t want to reveal their identity.

Weapons or equipment designed to attack or defend against enemy aircraft.

Example: The soldiers set up antiaircraft guns to protect the base from air attacks.

Designed to kill or prevent the growth of bacteria.

Example: This soap has antibacterial properties, which help keep your hands clean and free from germs.

Used to describe something that works against or helps to prevent cancer.

Example: Scientists are developing new anticancer drugs to improve treatment options.

To expect or predict that something will happen and prepare for it.

Example: The organizers didn't anticipate such a large crowd at the event.

A feeling of excitement or expectation about something that is going to happen.

Example: She waited in eager anticipation for the concert to begin.

designed to reduce or prevent pollution in the environment.

Example: The government introduced new antipollution laws to protect the air and water quality.

Preventing or reducing the buildup of static electricity.

Example: The technician wore an antistatic wrist strap to avoid damaging the electronic components.

A program or software designed to detect and remove harmful viruses from a computer.

Example: You should install antivirus software to protect your computer from malware.

A punctuation mark (') used to show possession or to indicate missing letters in contractions.

Example: Don't forget to use an apostrophe when writing "it's" to mean "it is."

A person who formally applies for something, such as a job, position, or opportunity.

Example: Each applicant must submit their resume and cover letter by the end of the week.

Feeling or showing gratitude or pleasure for something.

Example: She was very appreciative of all the help she received during the project.

In a way that is suitable or proper for a particular situation.

Example: She was dressed appropriately for the formal dinner.

Almost correct or exact, but not completely accurate or exact.

Example: The approximate cost of the trip is around $500, but it might change slightly.

To form a curved shape or make something form a curve.

Example: She arched her back to stretch after sitting for a long time.

A person who studies human history and prehistory by examining artifacts, structures, and other physical remains.

Example: The archaeologist discovered ancient tools that were used by early humans thousands of years ago.

Relating to the very cold region around the North Pole.

Example: The arctic climate makes it difficult for many plants and animals to survive.

A large, flat area surrounded by seats, used for sports, entertainment, or other public events.

Example: The concert was held in a huge arena that could hold over 20,000 people.

A class of people in society who hold high social rank, often because of their family background or inherited titles.

Example: The country was once ruled by the aristocracy, who owned most of the land and wealth.

An amount that can be carried in one or both arms.

Example: She came back from the garden with an armful of fresh flowers.

To cause someone to have a particular feeling or reaction, such as interest, curiosity, or emotion.

Example: The teacher's question aroused the students' curiosity about the topic.

Behaving in a proud and unpleasant way, thinking you are better or more important than others.

Example: She was so arrogant that she refused to listen to anyone else's opinion.

A tube that carries blood from the heart to other parts of the body.

Example: The doctor explained that a blocked artery can cause serious health problems.

To express thoughts or ideas clearly in words.

Example: He found it difficult to articulate his feelings during the meeting.

In a way that is not natural but made or caused by people, often to imitate something natural.

Example: The flowers were artificially colored to make them look more vibrant.