Media world – Socail media

1 almost right or proper, but not totally

• -> Approximate duration for the exam is about 40 minutes.
• ->This Saturday they will offer approximate cost for the wedding in Dubai.

Synonym

Almost

Opposite

Exact

1 liable to cause detriment or pain to someone, or to cause damage or destruction to anything

• -> There should be a warning sign in front of this dangerous building.
• ->Bungee jumping is a dangerous sport branch.
• ->Even the dangerous ways don't scare him.

Synonym

unsafe

Opposite

safe

2 guaranteed to trigger troubles or produce a negative outcome

• -> The government should take an action for this dangerous crisis situation.
• ->This dangerous moment for economy was foreseen by some economists.

Synonym

hazardous

Opposite

safe

1 [not before noun] owing to somebody/something caused by somebody/something; by reason of somebody/something

• -> Due to his long term work, he got high marks in the exam.
• ->He caused an accident due to his carelessness.

2 [not before noun] owed to somebody as a debt or as a right, because they have done something to deserve it

• -> This boy is due to him for the success we have achieved thanks to his disciplined work.
• ->The money on the table is due to you for helping me with the houseworks.

3 [not before noun] hoping and waiting for an event to happen, expected or arranged

• -> The book is due out next week.
• ->The film is due to be published in this month.

4 [only before noun] that is appropriate for formal occasions

• -> The jury chose the winner after due consideration.
• ->He did not get the grade he expected from homework due to lack of due car.

1 currently in presence or being used for now

• -> New officers seem to have conflicts with the existing ones.
• ->The new vaccine of doctors is much more effective compared to existing one.

1 to make anything explainable or comprehensible

• -> The way he left the birthday party is not explicable to anyone except his sister.
• ->There is something explicable in his eyes, i can't name it.

Opposite

inexplicable

1 The state of anything being too many or too great

• -> Her extreme talent on music overpassed her teaching career.
• ->After the operation nurse felt extreme fatigue.

Opposite

Rare

2 not routine and common; something critical and big impact

• -> Our fligh is cancelled due to extreme weather conditions.
• ->The situaton is extreme said Uncle Joe, we need to return the camping area immediately.

Synonym

Unusual

3 Situation that is far from a valid and logical idea for many people

• -> Mrs.Diana has extreme views about this political issue.
• ->Mr. President's comrades has some extreme ideas on this topic.

4 The furthest point from a center, the utmost point of a place

• -> We will be in vacation in the extreme south part of the island Bonita this summer.
• ->She went missing in the extreme side of the counrty.

1 To objectively approach individuals in a correct and orderly manner or to treat everyone equally; to prevent the opinion of others from getting in the way of what is right

• -> In football and other sports it is important to be fair.
• ->My mom always advised me to be fair in any issue.

2 What an individual expects or thinks he or she deserves is correct if that situation is equal

• -> Judging a book by its cover is not fair.
• ->All the students wants to get fair grades but that's already what i got!

3 pretty big enough in number, height-size and quantity

• -> Fisherman are contented with the fair amount of fish this year.
• ->Fair amount of crop has been gathered during the harvest.

4 A pale yellow or golden color used to describe an individual's skin and hair color

• -> Meet me in the fair moonlight, it would be romantic.
• ->My sister Leyla got my mom's beautiful fair hair and dimples.

5 a reasonably well opinion or guess but not satisfactory

• -> İf you thinking to sell it then it is fair to think about losing it forever.
• ->There will be fair chance of losing this bet according to my instincs.

6 favorable and dry weather conditions

• -> The day she died was fair and windy.
• ->In a fair summer evening we will be head back to our hometown.

7 particularly used in British English and having the meaning of pretty well

• -> Your assignment looks fair enough Phoebe, congrats!
• ->It is fair to mention her reading skills.

1 of or linked to humanity instead of creatures, devices, or divinities

• -> Enough amount of food is basic human need.
• ->Government should provide every human with food and clothes.

Synonym

person,human being

2 displaying an individual's usual flaws and wants, implying that others should refrain from harshly criticizing the individual.

• -> Every human may fail.
• ->Responsible humans want to achieve something in their lives.

Synonym

person,human being

3 sharing identical sentiments and expressions as the majority of the population

• -> I'm only human after all,don't put your blame on me.
• ->I'm only human, I do what I can.

Synonym

human being

1 to be alive

• -> Puppy was injured but live.
• ->I don’t care if you will never walk again, you're live.

Synonym

alive

Opposite

dead

2 at during or from the time of actual occurrence or performance.

• -> It was the first interview I'd done in front of a live audience
• ->It's the first live concert ever.
• ->I signed to take live lessons.

Synonym

connecting

Opposite

recorded

1 not connected to or belonging to anyone else

• -> My aunt takes a personal interest in my progress.
• ->I need a new personal trainer.
• ->My personal opinion is that we should read more.

Synonym

private

Opposite

general

2 done by a specific individual rather than someone acting on its behalf

• -> The Principal has little personal contact with the students.
• ->It's a personal hobby for me to paint everything.

Synonym

particular

Opposite

public

3 to act uncomfortably towards a person

• -> It's nothing personal.
• ->Don’t take it personal but I don’t like this kind of shirts.
• ->It was just a question, why did you take it personal?

Synonym

judgmental

Opposite

friendly

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 something that is unproductive does not produce any good results

• -> They are well aware that much of their time and effort is unproductive
• ->It was such an unproductive meeting that we didn't make a single decision
• ->We wasted three days for unproductive discussions

Synonym

 useless, futile, fruitless, vain

Opposite

useful,fruitful ,productive

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 in such an electronically manner, or with the use of an electric instrument

• -> We use electronically generated graphics to make the case look clear.
• ->You need to transfer the information electronically, so it doesn’t get lost.

1 At the moment of an real occurrence, it is aired; it is performed or captured at the period of a real performance

• -> She is on live in Instagram.
• ->The broadcast appears on live.

1 To act serious.

• -> It can seriously harm you.
• ->I'm asking you seriously.

Synonym

solemnly

Opposite

cheerfully

2 The word that makes you shift from joking to being serious.

• -> Seriously,are you asking me this question?
• ->Seriously,are your parents moving?

3 very.

• -> I'm seriously upset.
• ->You are seriously beautiful.

1 In a way that you display or integrate your sorrow into a situation

• -> She objected unhappily and said ' ı have no intention to stay.'
• ->She has signed the paper unhappily.

Opposite

Happily

2 The state of saying that certain situations make you unhappy, upset, or even frustrated

• -> Unhappily you will not be able to receive any fund for your research.
• ->While hugging his wife he seemed unhappily.

1 with hostile feelings, extremely cruel and badly, with no good underneath

• -> He acts unkindly and I can realize it from even thousand miles.
• ->My baby boy Louis can differenciate behaviors whether they are unkindly or not.

Opposite

Gently

1 not being able to produce considerable and as a result not being fine

• -> Lessons of Ali Topcu's are always unprpductive for me.
• ->The application is unproductive as it will be useless

Opposite

Productive

1 Situations in which an individual is forced to do it by the force of others, which s/he did not do spontaneously

• -> You agreed with us unwillingly, can you explain why?
• ->She stated unwillingly 'i can't let you go.'

Synonym

Reluctant

1 a component which is put to another

• -> We took reservation from hotel which include breakfast addition to layover
• ->When you buy this phone, it will come with charger addition to the phone
• ->According to the last additions, drought will be major problem to earth.

Synonym

extension, inclusion

Opposite

decrease, reduction

2 the process of combining two or more things

• -> Ayran is the combination of salt, water addition to yogurt
• ->Lemonade is the combination of water, sugar addition to lemon.

3 a fresh component which is contributed to a structure

• -> They decided to build a new 2 floor addition to house
• ->I want a new bathroom addition to bedroom

4 the procedure of combining two or more values to arrive at a result

• -> To find to answer, we maked a couple of additions
• ->He maked additions to all answers given by other people.

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 electronic device to store, find or organize information which also helps process number, data and control

• -> Their child wants a brand new computer.
• ->The cafe provides 20 computers for the customers.

1 used when specifying a 24-hour time frame

• -> I'll go to holiday for two days.
• ->I have three days to finish the report.
• ->I need one more day, please.

2 the period of time among when it first gets daylight in the early and when it first goes dark in the night

• -> It was a lovely day, thank you.
• ->I sat at balcony all day and watched the sea.
• ->It didn’t rain all day but the sky was covered in black clouds.

3 the times of day if you're up, studying, etc., rather than resting

• -> It's been a really long day, and I've got a bad headache.
• ->I've got a big day tomorrow.
• ->I hope you had a good day.

4 a certain epoch of chronology or moment

• -> There were no sounds in movies in the days of my youth.
• ->The first days of colored movies were like a miracle to people.

5 a span of time in someone's profession and personal life

• -> The photo was from my cheerleader days.
• ->I longed for the good old days.
• ->I was so happy in my university days.

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 sensation, circumstance, or style of acting that is as unlike to the next as feasible or is the complete antithesis of it

• -> I can't deal with the extreme behaviors of his anger problems.
• ->Extreme shyness can be very annoying.

2 the most intense or excessive form of anything

• -> I can see that he feels extreme pain in his chest.
• ->The weather will be extreme high next week.

1 a person's or an event's destruction or injury

• -> Officials announced that there is no harm due to flood in the area.
• ->Although the dog barks at him it doesn't cause any harm.
• ->When animals play hard with one another it doesn't mean harm.

Synonym

Damage, impairment

Opposite

benefit, profit

1 a person; not be animal or plant

• -> No robot can understand a human unless they have feelings.
• ->We try to combine the robot's energy and human's intelligince for maximum efficiency.
• ->Pride is a weakness that only humans have.

Synonym

person

Opposite

plant

1 knowledge about someone or anything

• -> I need more information about the kidnapping.
• ->My friend didn't give any information about the girl he was going to introduce me to, I'm curious.

Synonym

knowledge

2 information that a machine processes, stores, or sends

• -> The computer information was of no use to me.
• ->Did you see the information I sent to your computer as a pdf?

Synonym

data

3 what a certain organization or chain of events represents

• -> Identical twins have the same genetic information.
• ->Sense 8' is a tv series about an experiment in which they create clones of a human's genetic information.

1 a part of people that involves their ability to think and feel

• -> I'm trying to clear my mind of all this.
• ->All the details are in my mind.
• ->I just said the first thing that came into my mind. I just said the first thing that came into my mind. I said the first thing came into my mind, sorry.

2 smart and intelligent person

• -> He's the greatest mind in history.
• ->He's a great mind for his age.

3 skills to remember events, situations, generally things

• -> I can't get him out of my mind.
• ->My mind just went blank when the police asked me where I was I that night.

1 a human being

• -> He's the last person who'd lie to me.
• ->She was the only person who stood beside me in that argument.

Synonym

human

Opposite

nonhuman

2 the actual self or individual personality of a human being

• -> He's such a selfish person, it annoys me.
• ->The manager should be an honest person.

Synonym

personage

Opposite

normal

1 A duration regarded as the belonging to the present life measured in minutes, hours, days.

• -> I need more time to finish this assignment
• ->She caught me in a bad time
• ->The perception of time can be subjective

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 a technique, approach, or attitude of accomplishing anything

• -> I make my cake this way.
• ->She tried to do it on her own, but they didn't let her.

2 a specific approach of acting or behaving

• -> Acting childish was his way.
• ->He ran away from the fight the way cowards do.

3 a certain community of person's customary style of acting and existing

• -> They were acting the way African tribes do.
• ->He made it Japanese.

4 a path or track which you travel to get to a specific location

• -> I didn't know the way to school when I first start.
• ->The way of the forest was gloomy.

5 the path that someone or something is taking; the path that someone or something might travel if nothing stood in their way

• -> There was an accident on the way to New York.
• ->They gave up on the way.

6 a certain path; in a specific destination

• -> You are on the right way.
• ->I turned the bottle cap to the either way.

7 a place or a length of time among two marks

• -> It was a long way before 2022.
• ->She was staying here way long before the war.

8 a specific situation or circumstance

• -> We can't change the way things happen.
• ->They didn't know what to do next to the way things happen.

1 not completely but almost accurate 

• -> You approximated the truth, but your guess is not correct.
• ->Her estimations approximated the facts.

Opposite

exact

1 to carry out an action in some kind of a specific manner

• -> I hate to hear the sentence 'Behave like a ladylike!'.
• ->Behaviors are the reflection of the real self of someone.

Synonym

Act

2 behaving in a manner that the others believe is proper or courteous

• -> My little Lisa knows how to behave, right Lisa?
• ->Someone should teach her how to behave in classroom.

3 to spontaneously respond, act, or behave in a certain way

• -> My son behaves suspicious when he is lying.
• ->Like other pets Tako, my cat behaves instinclively.

Synonym

React

1 without interruptions, keep happening something

• -> Our resentment with her has been continued for years.
• ->Although they have been married for 8 years, his love for his wife still continues.

2 going on a specific and same direction further

• -> She continued to drive for 2 kilometers on that rough road
• ->The road continues along the coast

3 to keep working in the same place or in the same position

• -> She continues to work as Director
• ->He continues to work as a cashier after his retirement

4 to begin something again after a long period

• -> The teacher said that we will continue with this topic next week.
• ->He continued his work after his paid leave.

5 after an interruption, starting talking back

• -> After giving me a short answer, she continued talking to him.
• ->He paused when he saw her, but then continued his speech.

1 to damage or injure somebody, or to cause damage to anything

• -> Rising oil prices could harm the global economy.
• ->This lady harms your child.

Synonym

damage

Opposite

benefit

1 to possess a house in a certain place

• -> Do you know where she lives?
• ->I don’t have a house in Ankara yet.
• ->He has been living in Beytepe Campus for 3 years now.

Synonym

inhabit

2 to have life functions such as breathing, to be alive.

• -> I havent heard that her grandparents are still alive.
• ->She lived very well till her eighties.
• ->Living beings need to breathe and be nourished to live.

Synonym

exist, function

Opposite

die

3 to have life or remain alive at a certain period of time.

• -> She lived the best times of the country.
• ->Queen Victoria lived in the 18th century.
• ->He lived the excitement of the firtst concert taking place in Turkey.

Synonym

exist

4 to make your own choices in a certain way

• -> She got accustomed to living alone.

Synonym

spend

5 to be remembered and memorialized.

• -> Although we are not together, you are living in my heart.
• ->The memories will live with me till I die
• ->His ideas will live with us.

1 to be upset or angry about something

• -> I don't mind you coming late but at least you could say sorry.
• ->I don’t think she have minded your jokes.

Synonym

deplore

Opposite

rejoice

2 used to politely request permission to do something or to ask someone for permission to do something

• -> Do you mind if I close the door?
• ->Do you mind giving me the papers?

Synonym

understanding

Opposite

disregard

3 to be unconcerned or unconcerned about something

• -> You can take anything, I don’t mind.
• ->He really didn’t mind what she said.

Synonym

heed

Opposite

disregard

1 to transport something from one location to another

• -> The salesman came to take his garments from lost-and-found.
• ->There are many people who came to take their luggages from the band.

Synonym

Receive

Opposite

Give

2 to accompany someone from one location to another, particularly to direct or lead them

• -> The tourist guide took the people from the square.
• ->The bodyguards took the president from his car and escorted him.

3 to make someone/something go from one level, position, etc. to another, take someone/something + adv./prep.

• -> It takes time to heal some wounds.
• ->Completing the whole project took great amount of time.

Synonym

last

1 to determine how long something takes to happen or for someone to do anything

• -> The bomb was timed to blow in an hour.
• ->Time how long you study for two weeks , and we'll talk about it later.

Synonym

measure

Opposite

not measure

2 to make plans to do something or for something to happen at a specific moment

• -> The team's arrival wasn’t well timed, no-one came to pick them up.
• ->He perfectly timed the meeting, it fits in everyone's schedule.

Synonym

set

Opposite

disrupt

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.