Fake smiles – Social media

1 Everytime say the fact, and never rob or deceive others

• -> Be honest with me about this subject.
• ->This one or that one? Be honest.

Synonym

truthful

Opposite

dishonest

2 not concealing the facts regarding a particular situation

• -> It was an honest conversation.
• ->You haven't been honest about your action,you're guilty.

Synonym

frank, direct, open

3 displaying a sincere mentality or behavior

• -> I don't believe that he is honest.
• ->You showed an honest behaviour.

4 gained or as a consequence of hard labor

• -> You didn't earn this money in an honest way.
• ->Being a liar does not bring you honest money.

1 bigger in quantity, variety, worth, or size, for example

• -> The price of the gold increased again.
• ->The number of sales have been increased in the last two weeks.

Synonym

expanded, elevated

1 To have the same nature, natural order, character, form or condition with another.

• -> What kind of freak you are?
• ->I have all kind of clothes.

Synonym

sort

Opposite

unkind

1 not being able to find the way

• -> Little girl was lost in crowd.
• ->In spite of the seeds they spilled on ground, Hansel and Gravel was lost in the woods.

Synonym

stray

2 anything that can't be gained; something that can't be found or made again

• -> You’ll regret the lost times you have spent playing games.
• ->She complains about her lost life after they forced her to marry.

3 cannot understand anything because of complexity

• -> I’m still trying to get familiar with the everything, I’m afraid that I’ll get lost.
• ->I think you were lost at the second part of the meeting.

Synonym

confused

1 not perceived or assumed, but genuinely being or occurring

• -> This simulation is so realistic that it feels like a real experience.
• ->The director used a real baby in the movie instead of a baby doll.
• ->This book is based on a real event.

Synonym

factual

Opposite

fictual

2 not phony or unnatural

• -> The children pranked us with a real banknote.
• ->Buying a real diamond is not affordable for most people nowadays.
• ->a real printing of the book

Synonym

genuine

3 Instead of what seems to be accurate, consider what is entirely correct

• -> The real issue they handled during the conference was the causes of global warming.
• ->The singer confessed her real age in the end.
• ->That was not the real point she wanted to make.

Synonym

actual, true

Opposite

false

4 possessing all of the necessary attributes that it should have in order to earn the title it holds

• -> He showed real respect to her.
• ->I wasn't a real competent of our company.
• ->The things she experienced left a real mark on her life.

Synonym

absolute

Opposite

invalid, obscure

5 utilized to highlights a situation or attribute

• -> Her behavior made me think that she was a real imposter.
• ->The car has a real engine.
• ->There is real growth in the money supply.

Synonym

complete

6 whenever the impact of increased costs on the purchasing capacity of the currency is factored into the totals

• -> The community tends to generate real estate for passive income.
• ->If stocks are down, real estate values are up.
• ->Government spending results in real income increasing in the private sector.

1 related with activities that bring people together for fun

• -> Join a social club to make new friends.
• ->We organize social events for high school students.

Synonym

friendly

Opposite

introverted

2 connected with society and how it is organized

• -> People who suffer from social disorders feel a high level of anxiety when they meet new people.
• ->Social issues may lead to civil war.

Synonym

acculturational

Opposite

personal

3 in relation to your social position

• -> A major influence on health is social status.
• ->Women deserve equal social value as men.

Synonym

public

Opposite

private

4 rather to living alone, people want to live in groups

• -> Most humans are social beings.
• ->Insects are social animals, they communicate with each other in many ways.

Synonym

public

Opposite

solitary

1 having a lack of intelligence

• -> It was stupid of you to get involved.
• ->It was truly stupid of me to ask you this question.
• ->It's a stupid thought, I admit.

Synonym

foolish

Opposite

sane

2 showing calm from mental

• -> I didn’t want to make you feel stupid, I'm sorry.
• ->Stupid managers are wrecking company.
• ->He was completely right when he said he felt stupid.

Synonym

ignorant

Opposite

intelligent

3 get angry to annoying thing

• -> Don’t ask me one more stupid question.
• ->This stupid texts are really annoying.

Synonym

senseless

Opposite

judicious

1 exactly straight towards the north, south, east, or west

• -> If you go due south, you will reach the village.
• ->To reach the coast, we have to go 2 kilometers due north.

1 comprised of two elements; to a degree but not entirely

• -> The cat was part Siberian and part Egyptian Mau.
• ->the material used in this dress is part cotton, part polyester.
• ->he filled the glass with part cola, part iced tea.

1 so much

• -> I'm real hesitant about what to do.
• ->The film was real perfect.

Synonym

very

1 to concentrate on someone/something, give your focus, your interest to that person/thing.

• -> Her attention is all I need.
• ->Everybody like attention.

Synonym

awareness

2 observant care; consideration.

• -> Don't you see ? She needs a medical attention.
• ->I took medical attention for 1 month.

3 Military. an erect position with eyes to the front, arms to the sides, and heels together (often used as a command).

• -> Wait on attention.
• ->Solidier, stand to attention.

1 a get-together; a communal gathering

• -> They always have all-night dos there.
• ->A friend of mine will have a do in Ibiza.

2 the manner where one's hair is styled

• -> I don’t like his new do.
• ->I like your new do, Mary.

Synonym

hairdo

1 something that you say when you want to describe someone's good qualities after they have done something wrong or after you have criticized them.

• -> He failed again, but to give him his due, he did try hard.
• ->I know the company failed, but to give them their due, they really made a go of it.
• ->To give her her due, she was the opposite of workshy.

Synonym

expected

Opposite

unsuitable

1 A person's information visible in the system

• -> Michael was fined for losing his identity.
• ->His brother could not take the exam because he took his brother's identity with him.

2 a person's sense of self

• -> I didn't want to meet her because I didn't like her personal identity.
• ->it has become very easy to create your own identity in this environment.

3 The person who has same situations with the person in front of him, the state of being same to that person (female or male)

• -> Identity feelings with his lover are very compatible.
• ->Identity between mom and dad is very good.

1 defect of something or a flaw in a person

• -> We should love each other with our imperfections.
• ->everyone has imperfections.

Opposite

Perfection

1 [uncountable] some but not all of a thing in part

• -> You are going to conduct technical work for part of the day.
• ->Unfortunately, parts of the house have been destroyed.

Synonym

piece

2 [countable] a separate piece or feature of something, or a section

• -> We learned that there are difficult parts of diets.
• ->I researched the essential parts of teaching English on the internet.

Synonym

various

3 [countable, usually singular, uncountable] involvement in an activity or action which somebody/something

• -> The attractive man wanted to be a part of the movies.
• ->How can I be a part of this wide family?

Synonym

being

4 [countable] a section piece of a human,animal or plant body

• -> He decided to donate part of his organs to other patients.
• ->Could you tell me what the parts of the human body are?

Synonym

piece

5 [countable] a region or an area area in the world such as a country, a town, etc.

• -> Have you visited other parts of America?
• ->Let's see other parts of the skyscraper.

1 you receive some money because you do a job

• -> The pay was sufficient for this job.
• ->In the Victorian era, child labor was employed for very low pay.

Synonym

payment

1 Living in an obvious world with problems instead of where you want it like Dreamland

• -> Influencer are so happy on the instagram, but they are unhappy in the reality.
• ->He escaped from reality by going to the cinema every afternoon.

2 inhabiting or proving things instead of living or dreaming things in your head

• -> Before entering politics, you should not ignore the political reality.
• ->I want a life that is away from reality.

1 a regular station allowing passengers to board or disembark from a bus or train

• -> We will get off at the next stop.
• ->The next stop is Amsterdam.

Synonym

station

2 an action of stopping something or just stopping; the action of being stopped by someone or something

• -> We could not stop her from hitting her friend.
• ->I came here to stop Veronica from doing something stupid.

Synonym

end

Opposite

start

1 a term that appears the titles as under natural and social sciences

• -> Scientists have been doing animal studies for a long time.
• ->Environmental studies announced with positive results.

Synonym

Research

1 method of production of anything

• -> I enjoy these style of games.
• ->teacher's teaching style is very impressive.

Synonym

Manner

2 the form of anything produced

• -> You should try other style of clothes.
• ->I like your nail style.

3 becoming stylish in your clothing

• -> Our sense of style matchs perfectly.
• ->This summer's style is short and colored clothes

Synonym

Fashion

4 The fact that something produced is at the forefront of others

• -> He always uses the same things to keep his old style.
• ->There are many cars that keep their old style.

5 the characteristics of a literature, artwork, structure, or other object that identify it as belonging to a specific writer, creator, time era, or other entity.

1 the property of becoming stylish and appealing

• -> Barbara's stylishness amazed everyone at the wedding.
• ->Kylie is famous for her stylishess.

Synonym

Elegance

1 a someone who cuts and styles person's hair for a living

• -> My dream from childhood was to be a stylist.
• ->When I'm depressed I go to my stylist.

2 a someone who creates attractive clothing or gives fashion advice to others

• -> Fashion stylist sewed beautiful clothes this year.
• ->Fashion designers earn a lot of money.

Synonym

Designer

3 an author who goes to considerable lengths to create or convey anything in a lovely or uncommon manner

• -> She's such a good stylist that the whole world knows.
• ->She earns a lot of money since she is a stylist.

4 an individual whose work it is to layout or develop a specific fashion or create of the brand, a people, a commercial, etc.

• -> She started her career as an image sytlist in the company.
• ->A group of stylists doing amazing work.

5 a someone that puts up a show with panache

• -> He has earned so much money since he became a stylist.
• ->All of world know him as a teaching stylist.

1 an attempt to accomplish anything

• -> I tried the rollercoaster.
• ->It was his second try at Korean food.

Synonym

attempt

2 a test of fresh or unusual things to see if they are nice, appropriate, etc.

• -> I will try skateboarding.
• ->I'll try Chinese food just for you.

1 anything which you require or desire

• -> Want is the mother of industry.
• ->I aim to satisfy my customers' wants and needs.

Synonym

crave

Opposite

have

2 a condition where there isn't sufficient of anything

• -> There is a want of enough food for people who are in need.
• ->There is a want of large amount of money for the surgery of a little girl.

Synonym

lack

Opposite

abundance

3 the condition of being impoverished, without meal, and so forth.

• -> The people who wander around my house are living in want.
• ->Travelling to India and seeing thousands of people living want with their children broke my heart.

Synonym

absence

Opposite

abundance

1 [transitive] used to mention actions that you do not refer to name or know about

• -> He must do something to keep things from getting worse.
• ->I will do something to solve this problem.

2 [intransitive] + adv./prep. used to get information about the success of something/somebody

• -> The profit rate of the newly opened shop is doing well.
• ->His scientific experiments for college work are doing well.

3  [transitive] to study a subject or something

• -> He went abroad to do math.
• ->She is doing physics as a minor while studying psychology.

4 [transitive] to make, produce, or create something

• -> Scientists are doing a new electronic chair for people with disabilities.
• ->She did tiny cupcakes for the tea time.

5 [intransitive, transitive] to finish what you were doing with something or someone

• -> I did my thesis to finish my school.
• ->Have you done the book which you are going to deliver to the library?

1 When one individual separates from the next, or two persons separate, they are said to be leaving one and other.

• -> I have never seen her after we parted.
• ->They are very sorry to part.
• ->We are together now, we haven't parted yet.

2 in order to avoid someone from having a partner 

• -> I unwillingly accepted to be parted from my daughter.
• ->She had to be parted from his father.

3 They travel apart from one another when two items or portions of objects separate or you divide them.

• -> The window parted and cold air came in.
• ->She doesn't part her mouth to eat meal.

4 split hair into two pieces using utensils to separate

• -> She parts her hair into two parts in her special days.
• ->Since he will go out, he wear on a nice shirt and parted his hair in the middle.

1 to pay someone cash in exchange for their labor, commodities, or skills, etc.

• -> I have paid for one day work.
• ->Manager is not paying the workers.
• ->He didn't do the work because he offered to pay late.

2 to repay someone for amount you spent them

• -> We have to pay our taxes late this month.
• ->If we don't pay the rent this month, we will be kicked out of the house.

3 providing or supply a fixed sum in exchange for someone's labour

• -> This company pays workers more.
• ->He is looking for a job that will pay more.

4 utilized various words to indicate which you are offering or performing the item that has been described

• -> We need to pay a good deal of money for the holiday.
• ->She paid a ticket to Blackpink's concert.

5 to generate income; to provide a benefit to someone

• -> If we pay for this work, we will get big income.
• ->He plans to pay for investment purposes.

1 to offer anything to someone so that they can handle something or benefit

• -> using social media provides us to follow current news
• ->I will provide you with anything you need.

Synonym

Supply

Opposite

Refuse

1 to cause someone or something to stop moving; to no more action

• -> The horse didn't stop until the finish line.
• ->Little child stopped after being scolded by his father.
• ->My motorbike stopped at the top of hill.

Synonym

pause

Opposite

move on

2 to no more keep doing anything; to cause anyone or anything to halt doing anything

• -> Please stop talking aloud in the classroom.
• ->I just want you to stop yelling at her like that.
• ->She suddenly stopped laughing and then burst into tears.

Synonym

cease, halt

3 to bring anything to a close or a conclusion; to last or complete

• -> our boss commanded the workers to stop working.
• ->the teacher stopped the lesson for today.

Synonym

cease, halt

Opposite

continue

4 blocking anyone from doing anything; avoiding anything from occurring

• -> The government should do something to stop the terrorist acts against itself.
• ->They started the treatment to stop the tumor cells from spreading to other organs.
• ->To save us, the owner of the dog stopped it.

Synonym

avoid, prohibit, prevent

5 to take a break from an occupation for a brief period of time in attempt to undertake anything else

• -> I stopped the movie for a while to help my mother.
• ->She had to stop recording due to the noise coming from outside.
• ->The project should be stopped to make it more efficient.

6 to cause anything to halt operating or performing; to cause anything to quit performing or prospering

• -> They filled it so much that the washing machine stopped
• ->The extreme cold caused my telephone to stop for a couple of hours.
• ->my bluetooth earbuds stopped for no reason.

Synonym

crash, break down

1 used for clothes or hair, make something or shape it particularly

• -> She styles her own clothes.
• ->He styled himself as an vampire for Halloween.

2 giving a title or name to someone or something

• -> The company styled as 'HYBE' after collobrating with other two small business.
• ->Her bully styled her as ''Moaning Myrtle''.

1 to strive or take the opportunity to accomplish and obtain anything

• -> I tried to go to school in ten minutes by walking.
• ->She tried to stay calm.

2 to put anything using, perform, or try to check if it is acceptable, appropriate, etc.

• -> Trying yoga might help you with back pains.
• ->You should try the new technic.

3 to analyze testimony in support and determine whether a suspect is convicted or not

• -> She was tried for theft.
• ->The case was solved without being tried.

1 when you want something or to do something, you feel a desire to do it,

• -> the child wants to be a doctor.
• ->all I want is just peace
• ->they want to travel all over the world

Synonym

prefer, would like,wish,need

Opposite

dislike,hate

2 when you say somebody that you want ,you firmly tell that it is necessary to be done.

• -> I want that report typed till toninght..
• ->the house wants cleaning
• ->ı want my career back

Synonym

require,need,prefer

Opposite

not want ,hate,

3 we use want when offering or suggesting something to someone

• -> do you want me to come with you?
• ->who wants a cup of tea?

Synonym

feel like, desire, fancy, feel the need for

Opposite

despise

4 when you are wanted by somebody.they ask for talking to you.

• -> the criminal is wanted on the phone.
• ->she is wanted by the police
• ->ı want you in my room.

Synonym

require

Opposite

spurn