List of Find words using context
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| Abandon | To leave behind or give up on something |
| Abundant | Present in large quantities; plentiful |
| Access | The ability or right to approach or enter a place |
| Accommodate | To provide space or help for someone or something |
| Accumulate | To gather or collect over time |
| Adapt | To change to fit new conditions |
| Adhere | To stick firmly to something |
| Agony | Extreme physical or mental pain |
| Allegiance | Loyalty or commitment to a group or cause |
| Ambition | A strong desire to achieve something |
| Ample | More than enough; plentiful |
| Anguish | Severe pain or suffering |
| Anticipate | To expect or look forward to something |
| Anxious | Feeling worried or nervous |
| Apparel | Clothing or garments |
| Appeal | A request for help or support |
| Apprehensive | Anxious or fearful about the future |
| Arid | Extremely dry; lacking moisture |
| Arrogant | Having an exaggerated sense of one’s importance |
| Awe | A feeling of wonder or admiration |
| Barren | Lacking vegetation; unproductive |
| Beacon | A guiding or warning signal, like a lighthouse |
| Beneficial | Producing good or helpful results |
| Blunder | A careless or stupid mistake |
| Boisterous | Noisy and energetic |
| Boycott | To refuse to buy or use something as a form of protest |
| Burden | A heavy load or responsibility |
| Campaign | A series of actions aimed at achieving a goal |
| Capacity | The maximum amount something can hold or produce |
| Capital | A city where a government is based |
| Chronological | Arranged in the order events happened |
| Civic | Relating to a city or citizenship |
| Clarity | The quality of being clear and understandable |
| Collaborate | To work together with others |
| Collide | To crash into something forcefully |
| Commend | To praise or express approval |
| Commentary | A series of explanations or interpretations |
| Compact | Small and neatly packed |
| Composure | Calmness and self-control |
| Concise | Brief and to the point |
| Consent | Permission for something to happen |
| Consequence | A result or effect of an action |
| Conserve | To protect something from harm or destruction |
| Conspicuous | Easily seen or noticed |
| Constant | Happening all the time; unchanging |
| Contaminate | To make something dirty or impure |
| Context | The surrounding information that helps explain a word or situation |
| Continuous | Without interruption; ongoing |
| Controversy | A disagreement or debate |
| Convenient | Easy to use or access |
| Cope | To deal with difficulties successfully |
| Cordial | Warm and friendly |
| Cultivate | To prepare land for growing crops; to develop a skill |
| Cumulative | Increasing by successive additions |
| Deceive | To trick or mislead someone |
| Decline | To become weaker or decrease |
| Deplete | To use up resources or materials |
| Desolate | Empty and lacking life |
| Deter | To discourage someone from doing something |
| Diligent | Hardworking and careful |
| Discreet | Careful to avoid attracting attention |
| Disperse | To scatter or spread widely |
| Distort | To twist out of shape or misrepresent |
| Diverse | Showing a great deal of variety |
| Domestic | Related to home or family |
| Drastic | Extreme and sudden |
| Eager | Very interested and excited |
| Efficient | Working well without wasting time or resources |
| Elaborate | Detailed and complicated |
| Emphasize | To give special importance to something |
| Endure | To suffer through something difficult |
| Enhance | To improve or increase in value |
| Enormous | Very large in size or amount |
| Erode | To gradually wear away |
| Essential | Absolutely necessary |
| Establish | To set up or create something |
| Evaluate | To assess or judge the value of something |
| Exaggerate | To describe something as more important than it really is |
| Excel | To do very well at something |
| Exclude | To leave out or not include |
| Exhaust | To use up completely |
| Expand | To increase in size or amount |
| Exploit | To take advantage of something unfairly |
| Expose | To reveal or uncover something hidden |
| Extend | To make something longer or larger |
| Extensive | Covering a large area; comprehensive |
| Extraordinary | Very unusual or remarkable |
| Factor | Something that contributes to a result |
| Ferocious | Fierce and violent |
| Fluctuate | To change frequently in size or amount |
| Fortunate | Having good luck |
| Fragile | Easily broken or damaged |
| Frigid | Extremely cold |
| Function | The purpose or role of something |
| Generate | To produce or create something |
| Gradual | Happening slowly over time |
| Gruesome | Causing horror or disgust |
| Hazard | A danger or risk |
| Hesitate | To pause before doing something |
| Hinder | To make it difficult for something to happen |
| Hoax | A trick or deception |
| Hostile | Unfriendly or aggressive |
| Hypothesis | An educated guess based on evidence |
| Illuminate | To light up or make clear |
| Impact | The effect or influence of something |
| Imply | To suggest something without saying it directly |
| Incentive | Something that encourages someone to do something |
| Indicate | To point out or show |
| Influence | The power to affect how someone thinks or acts |
| Ingenious | Clever and inventive |
| Inhabit | To live in a place |
| Initiate | To begin or start something |
| Innovate | To introduce new ideas or methods |
| Inspire | To motivate or encourage someone |
| Integrate | To combine parts into a whole |
| Intense | Very strong or extreme |
| Interact | To communicate or work together |
| Interpret | To explain the meaning of something |
| Interrupt | To stop the progress of something briefly |
| Intricate | Very detailed and complex |
| Investigate | To examine or study carefully |
| Isolate | To separate from others |
| Issue | An important topic or problem |
| Jeopardy | Danger of loss or harm |
| Judicious | Showing good judgment |
| Justify | To show or prove something is right |
| Keen | Very interested or enthusiastic |
| Linger | To stay longer than necessary |
| Literal | Taking words in their usual meaning |
| Logical | Reasonable and sensible |
| Maintain | To keep something in good condition |
| Manipulate | To control or influence cleverly |
| Massive | Very large and heavy |
| Method | A way of doing something systematically |
| Modify | To change or alter something |
| Monitor | To observe and check over time |
| Motivate | To provide a reason to act |
| Navigate | To find the way to a place |
| Neglect | To fail to care for something properly |
| Notorious | Famous for something bad |
| Objective | A goal or purpose |
| Obscure | Not well known; difficult to understand |
| Obtain | To get or acquire something |
| Occupy | To take up space or time |
| Oppose | To be against something |
| Optimistic | Hopeful and confident about the future |
| Origin | The beginning or source of something |
| Outcome | The result of an action or event |
| Overwhelm | To overpower or flood with emotions or tasks |
| Paralyze | To make unable to move or act |
| Participate | To take part in an activity |
| Perceive | To become aware of something through the senses |
| Persist | To continue firmly despite difficulties |
| Perspective | A particular point of view |
| Plentiful | Existing in large amounts |
| Portray | To describe or represent something |
| Precaution | A measure taken to prevent harm |
| Predict | To say what will happen in the future |
| Prejudice | An unfair opinion not based on facts |
| Prevail | To win or be successful |
| Primary | Most important; first in order |
| Priority | Something that is more important than others |
| Proceed | To continue or move forward |
| Promote | To support or actively encourage |
| Prosper | To succeed or thrive |
| Pursue | To follow or chase after something |
| Qualify | To meet the requirements for something |
| Quest | A long search for something |
| Quota | A fixed share or number |
| Radiate | To emit energy or light |
| Random | Without a specific pattern or plan |
| Realistic | Practical and sensible |
| Reassure | To comfort or give confidence |
| Reflect | To think deeply or show an image |
| Reform | To make changes for improvement |
| Refute | To prove something wrong |
| Reinforce | To strengthen or support |
| Reluctant | Unwilling or hesitant |
| Remorse | Deep regret for a wrong action |
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