Graduation fear – School

1 at the conclusion of a presentation, a timeframe, or an action

• -> I want to invite you for dinner after the party's closing speech.
• ->We are waiting for this closing ceremony.
• ->Nate is planning on inviting a lot of guests to the closing ceremony.

Synonym

end, final, eventual, concluding

Opposite

opening, initial, beginning

1 Making someone think of death or related to death

• -> Deathly silent visited my room.
• ->Deathly accident took my sister from us.
• ->I am deathly alergic to strawberries.

1 Countries which are poor and needs to be improved.

• -> Developing countries lack money to move on.
• ->Children in developing countries generally do not have access to basic medical care.
• ->Developing countries need to take more wise actions to improve.

1 a satisfactory standard or of great quality

• -> Her cookies are so good.
• ->They sell good quality pens.
• ->The furniture looks good.

2 enjoyable, pleasant for someone

• -> We had a really good time with my friends. 
• ->It's so good to hear your voice.
• ->It's really good to drink coffee with you.

3 strong and sensible to support in a discussion

• -> I have good reason to doubt his words.
• ->He always asks good questions.

4 used to show or get approval or respect to something

• -> His family is good-looking and well-educated. 
• ->It's good that some people go to congre.

5 skillful to do something well

• -> He was very good at his job.
• ->He's really a good dancer.
• ->She is one of the best players in the world.

6 ethically right; behaving in a morally correct manner

• -> I wish you were a better person.
• ->It's good to help kids in Africa.

7 following rules or standards firmly

• -> They were all good children.
• ->He promised to be a good boy from now on.
• ->They all have good manners.

8 want to help someone, being kind to others

• -> You are so good to me.
• ->I never doubted her good intentions.
• ->He was good to everyone on the team. 

9 being powerful and healthy

• -> She replied, "I'm good, don’t worry."
• ->I know she's good, but I still worry about her. 
• ->I can't see it even with my good eye.

10 affecting something or someone in an useful way

• -> These chemicals are not good for children.
• ->Too much alcohol is not good for your liver.

Opposite

Living so close to a chemical factory can't be good.

1 not previously known; freshly created, devised, or presented, etc.

• -> The new opened state dormitory was quickly occupied by students.
• ->I bought a lot of new dresses to look good at my sister's wedding

Synonym

only just,novice

Opposite

old

2 the state of being just purchased

• -> For my interview, I purchased a new suit.
• ->Allow me to show you my new outfit.

Synonym

latest,only just

Opposite

old-timer

3 no one has ever utilized or possessed it ago

• -> A new type of mineral has been found that has never been discovered by anyone before.
• ->As we settled in as soon as the construction of our new house was completed, we will be the first to use all of the new furniture.

Synonym

beginner

Opposite

worn

4 in contrast to the preceding thing

• -> He despised the new generation of professional politicians.
• ->Unlike the old one followed, new economic plans can make a big difference.

Synonym

dissimilar

Opposite

similar

5 unfamiliar; existent but not previously viewed, felt, etc.

• -> Everything seemed new and unfamiliar to me.
• ->The news I read does not give new information that I am not aware of.

Synonym

unfamiliar,extaordinary

Opposite

familiar,usual

6 Since you have merely recently begun, landed, etc., you are unfamiliar with anything

• -> You're new to this school, aren't you?
• ->New patients were assigned to rooms.

Synonym

freshly, just now

Opposite

constant

7 either starting out or starting over

• -> With the changed methods, a new economic period begins in Turkey.
• ->After divorcing her husband and moving to a different country, a new life began for Emily.

Synonym

again

Opposite

againward

8 just currently improved or manufactured

• -> New asthma medications have benefited patients.
• ->Did you see the new drink they put up last week?

Synonym

recent

Opposite

longstanding

1 Considered in comparison with other things

• -> We should discuss the relative merits of the universities.
• ->they need to evaluate relative merits of these factories.
• ->The relative weaknesses of the each system must be considered.

2 referring to an earlier noun, sentence or part of a sentence

• -> The most used relative pronouns are who,whom,which and that.
• ->A relative pronoun refers to noun mentioned previously.
• ->Relative pronouns introduce relative clauses.

3 [only before noun] having particular quality when compared to something else

• -> The relative value of two houses.
• ->Who,” “whom,” “whose,” “which,” and “that” are all relative pronouns.
• ->I have never seen this relative comfort.

Synonym

comparative

1 similar to dead people or reminding death

• -> She had become deathly quiet when she saw him standing in front of her.
• ->I was deathly afraid to tell her that I broke the vase.
• ->It was deathly cold outside, so I had to put on one more layer.

Synonym

deathlike

Opposite

healthful, lively

1 a proposal or a view regarding what someone could in a certain scenario

• -> I take your advice very seriously.
• ->We expect you to give us a good future, not advice.

1 asking detailed and a lot of question to quilty person or person regarded as quilty.

• -> He is subjected to cross-examination.
• ->Many people tell a lot of lies in cross-examination.
• ->They took the witness for cross-examination.

1 Department of the government collecitng taxes for the good brought into country from other countries [plural]

• -> German Customs has arrested two man.
• ->Customs can send the goods back.
• ->My goods returned from de customs.

2 the area at a port or airport where your luggage is inspected as you enter a country

• -> going through passport control and the customs

3 the government taxes that must be paid when items are imported from other countries

• -> evrybody must pay customs on all cigarates

1 [uncountable, singular] the act of showing or seeing differences between two things

• -> There is a differentiation of products in this market.
• ->Product differentiation is indispensable for the future of the company.
• ->Social differentiation has increased.

2 discrimination towards people in society.

• -> Government makes no differentiation among people.
• ->They make differentiation towards black people.

Synonym

Discrimination

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 the unpleasant sensation you get while you're in risk or when something scares you

• -> I felt the coldness of the fear when I saw the spider on the wall.
• ->I can't live in residence because I have a fear of heights.

Synonym

terror, panic, alarm, fright

2 apprehension regarding someone's security or the possibility of anything horrible happening

• -> I have a fear about your safety.
• ->I can't let you go skiing because of my fear that you would break your leg.

1 friend is a person whom you get along with him or her ,except for your own family

• -> ı met my old friend last Saturday.
• ->to be a good friend, you should have some principals
• ->we can remain good friends.

Synonym

 supporter, ally, mate,companion

Opposite

enemy

2 friend is a person being on your list of contacts on online platforms.

• -> how many friends are there on your facebook?
• ->ı wanted you to be friend on instagram.
• ->we can stay friend on twitter even if we fight each other.

Synonym

mate,supporter

Opposite

enemy

1 morally acceptable or honorable action

• -> There is nothing good about about him.
• ->The dress does not look good on me.

Synonym

ideal

Opposite

wrong, evil

2 something which is helpful for something or someone

• -> I told her the truth for her own good but she got mad instead.
• ->It will not be good if you ask her why.

Synonym

right, decent

Opposite

mean, bad

1 a circumstance in which something has to be accomplished or must be performed

• -> Milk is a need for a new born baby.
• ->The position of him determines the need of first aid.

Synonym

demand

2 a great desire for someone or something, or a passionate desire to possess anything

• -> I need to have those pills daily.
• ->He feels the need of money for future plans.

Synonym

demand

3 the items that someone needs in ability to exist comfortably or to fulfill their goals

• -> The education need cannot be ignored.
• ->I rescheduled my plans according to my needs.

Synonym

demand

4 a situation in which one does not have sufficient meals, cash, or assistance

• -> The municipality must work for people's needs.
• ->She helped me financialy for my need of buying food.

Synonym

hardship, shortage

Opposite

enough

1 a state of being that makes a person different from other people, person's character

• -> I thought I had a strong personality but it turnes out I don’t.
• ->Your outgoing personality is what I love most about you.

Synonym

character

Opposite

nonself

2 a famous person who works in the field of entertainment and sports, particularly

• -> She was a popular radio personality in earlier times.
• ->The content is hosting by a popular TV personality.

Synonym

celebrity

Opposite

noncelebrity

3 properties that keep something interesting

• -> These flowers will add great personality to this room.
• ->Your new furnitures lack personality, they're boring.

Synonym

character

Opposite

reality

1 [countable] the meaning or giving opinion part of what someone says or writes

• -> That is the point we have discussed with you.
• ->Could you tell me what your point is in this issue?

2 [uncountable, singular] purpose or usefulness of something

• -> What is the point of this article that we have read?
• ->The point is that students will be able to identify the elements in English.

3 [countable] a particular time or stage of progress, development

• -> We had developed the point to make something.
• ->The driver goes at one point in the race.

4  [countable] main idea or opinion in something that is said or done

• -> I said that you should have listened to me.
• ->In my point, you should do exercise for your health.

5 [countable] somebody/something has a particular quality or feature

• -> He's annoying, although I guess he has some positive points.
• ->One of his strong points, in my opinion, is honesty.

Synonym

characteristic

1 a series of actions taken in order to accomplish a certain result

• -> Studying is a long-term process.
• ->I don't want to get through these processes all over again.

Synonym

cognitive operation

Opposite

forget

2 a series of events, particularly those that result in natural changes

• -> Countries are going through the peace process.
• ->Growing process of a plant takes long time.

Synonym

unconscious process

Opposite

unnaturally

1 a statement, term, or paragraph that values identified

• -> I need to find an answer to my question.
• ->She always asks an immensely difficult question to the people she just met.

2 Testing you to find out how much you know something

• -> The committee changed the number of questions. 
• ->Each wrong answer to a question deletes a true answer.
• ->Can you help me with the 7th question in the test.

3 issue or issues to be considered

• -> The minister didn't give satisfying answers to the questions on people's minds.
• ->Their presentation deleted all of the question marks. 
• ->The introductory video helped them give reliable answers to the customer's questions.

Synonym

inquiry, query

4 not sure as regards anything

• -> The elimination of contestants raised a question among the juries.
• ->The manufacturers call into question the viability of a new product. 
• ->Making some adjustments to the curriculum came into question in the council meeting.

Synonym

controversy, doubt, confusion, query

Opposite

agreement, certainty

1 [uncountable] being reasonable, practical, and fair

• -> Reasonableness is what we expect from you.
• ->Reasonableness is an elusive concept.
• ->They always appreciate reasonableness.

1 Being related to a person by blood or being members of the same household

• -> We are not related by blood, but I love you as a relative.
• ->He learned many years later that his neighbor was his relative.

2 be of the identical kind of something

• -> I just learned that whales are relatives of mammals.
• ->Penguins are relatives of birds.

1 unable to stay still or be content due to boredom or the need for change.

• -> Because of restlessness of his life, Mark does nothing.
• ->You can be restlessness, but try to do something different.
• ->Why are you so restlessness?

2 a situation of not being able to sleep or rest correctly

• -> students suffering from headaches and restlessness at night

1 a building where children are educated by experts teachers.

• -> I'm fed up with going to school as I wake up early in the morning.
• ->Ali, do you have school on Wednesday?

2 Duration of study at the place of study

• -> How was your daughter's first day at school?
• ->You should complete the preparations during at school.

3 the time spending each day in a school

• -> He couldn't go to school because he was punished by his mother.
• ->They will go to vocation,so their children will not go to school.

4 where a person is educated about a subject

• -> When my sister become younger, she will go to ballet school.
• ->He is going to language school because he will go to abroad.

1 a strong mineral deposits material present in the earth which is frequently utilized in construction

• -> They work with stones while making the building.
• ->They used stones to build the newly designed house.

2 a tiny, oddly shaped pebble

• -> She throws stones at my window.
• ->I tried to skip stones on the lake.

3 6.35 kilos (14 pounds) is a mass tape measure.

• -> I gained a stone in my university life.
• ->With a weight of a stone, he is too chubby for a baby.

1 someone who is enrolled in a university or institution

• -> He is a university student now.
• ->I have a student bus card.

Synonym

scholar

2 someone who is attracted by a certain topic

• -> As a doctor, I am a student of human nature.
• ->She is a student of science with her experiments.

1 [uncountable] giving importance to tradition and customary things than new or modern things

• -> Some poets rely on traditionalism.
• ->Traditionalism has great place for our society.

1 [countable] what you can see from a particular place or position, especially beautiful countryside

• -> The view is worth to see.
• ->The house that I bought has a beautiful view.

Synonym

sight, scene, panorama

Opposite

blindness

2 While discussing whether or not you saw something or whether or not anything could be seen in a specific setting

• -> My balcony's view is looking at the park.
• ->The man blocked my view when he stood in front of me.

Synonym

sight, vision

3 a particular viewpoint on anything; a mindset upon anything

• -> I do not think he is right according to my point of view.
• ->According to the view, we must move somewhere else for our safety.

4 a method of comprehending or considering anything

• -> The director's view in the film is the most important thing.
• ->The movie gives an inside view of industry people.

Synonym

analysis

5 a time whenever a clip is seen on the internet

• -> The actor's interview is viewed more than one million times.
• ->The film has been viewed by the audience 5 million times in the first week.

6 a portrait or painting depicting an attractive location or situation

• -> The photo with view is what matters for my mother.
• ->While travelling he captured the view of a beautiful castle.

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 to be afraid of someone or anything, or to be scared of making anything

• -> Pupils may fear entering a new environment that is unfamiliar to them.
• ->Some people fear other people's opinions about themselves.
• ->All citizens fear the legal sanctions.

Synonym

feel alarm, worry, be afraid of

Opposite

calm

2 having the impression that anything awful has occurred or will exist in the soon

• -> It was feared that the COVD19 variant would spread. 
• ->The situation didn't get worse, just as the committee had feared.
• ->It is feared that the new machine may cause accidents in the workplace.

Synonym

anticipate, expect, foresee, worry, suspect

3 used to express your belief that anything horrible has occurred or is real.

• -> They will fail to catch the bus on time, I fear.
• ->Is she alright? I fear not.

Synonym

guess, believe, assume, expect

1 since they are necessary or extremely vital, but rather due to the fact that you can have things

• -> She needs fresh air, she can't breathe.
• ->I need to go to the interview immediately, it is about to start.
• ->The injured at the scene need to get to the hospital immediately.

Synonym

reason explanation grounds basis excuse motive justification pretext

Opposite

retain

2 included to indicate what you will and must do

• -> I need to focus on my exam.
• ->I need to finish this paper today because tomorrow is the deadline.
• ->You need to relax, there is nothing to worry about.

Synonym

entail, demand

1 show to be able to describe anything

• -> He pointed to the mosque to those who asked for addresses.
• ->He pointed at the house and told her to go.

2 facing in or being oriented in a defined way

• -> The sign points to the right.
• ->Since the compass is broken, it quickly points in all directions.

3 to direct a weapon towards anyone or anything

• -> All the lights on the stage are pointed at her.
• ->When the robber saw that the guns were pointed at him, he surrendered.

4 to propose or contribute to a precise definition or rational thought

• -> Dizziness may point pregnancy.
• ->Fingerprints point that someone entered the house.

Synonym

indicate

1 any set of actions taken in order to accomplish a certain outcome

• -> The process of chemotheraphy was hard to endure.
• ->Writing process is more important than outline.

Synonym

Action

2 any succession of events, particularly those that occur in environmental variations

• -> Road is under the construction process.
• ->She is in hard process now.

3 The technique for accomplishing or manufacturing anything, particularly ones employed in business

• -> This process is found and never developed.
• ->one of the best methods is on process now.

1 to query about something

• -> I have questioned about this topic.
• ->Students questioned many maths problems.

Synonym

Quizzing

Opposite

Answer

2 to be unsure about something or to show one's skepticism about it

• -> When my jacket was stolen, I questioned my roommates.
• ->To question where is my computer, I'm going to my friend.

Synonym

interrogate

1 if you school somebody,you train him to be qualified in that area.

• -> he is schooled in his home town before studying chemistry abroad.
• ->unfortunately, the children are schooled in the politics of division rather than unit

Synonym

train,teach, coach, prepare

Opposite

forget, misguide, ignore.

2 to school means that you educate a child

• -> he was starting again as she had very poor schooling due to her ill health.
• ->my elder sister is schooling her children without any help.

Synonym

train,educate,grow up,teach

Opposite

mislead,ignore, misguide,forget

1 to hurl a rock at anyone or anything

• -> The rebels in the square stoned the city hall.
• ->Muslims stone the devil in Mecca as a ritual act performed in the Hajj.

1 anything you can see from a specific location or spot, particularly attractive landscape

• -> The view from my balcony is impressive.
• ->I moved to the new place where its view worthed to see.

Synonym

sight, scene, panorama

2 While discussing whether or not you could see anything or whether or not anything could be seen in some kind of a specific setting

• -> He vanished from my view.
• ->The lady stood in front of me and blocked my view.

Synonym

sight, vision

3 a particular viewpoint upon anything; a mindset against anything

• -> My point of view is different than yours.
• ->She changed my view about elections.

4 a method of comprehending or considering anything

• -> The movie shows the inside view of the industry people.
• ->His educational view of life is worth to listen.

Synonym

consider

Opposite

ignore

5 status showing how many times a piece of content is seen on the internet

• -> The actor received million views on her instagram live.
• ->Her film had been viewed million times already in the first week.

Synonym

explore

Opposite

ignore

6 an image or painting depicting an attractive location or situation

• -> A photo with view of movie set was interesting to look at.
• ->While traveling she captured the view of a beautiful castle.

Synonym

observe, explore