A way of expression – Fashion

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 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 Ordinary people bonded to a community.

• -> You should not speak loudly in public
• ->It will be open to the public soon

Synonym

community

2 Maintained by the government for the use of people.

• -> Public restrooms in the park were so dirty
• ->I have to use the public phone
• ->We can try to apply public companies

Opposite

private

1 to retain a continuous record of truths or occurrences by putting them down, recording them, archiving them on a computer or laptop, and so on

• -> She recorded the photos of the places she visited on her computer.
• ->He recorded the criminal's speech on the device

Synonym

documented, listed, published

2 to produce a replication of audio or music, a picture, or a show into the a physical format so therefore you may listen to or see it again

• -> Her manager said that the recording begun.
• ->We stopped the recording when she started crying

3 for perform a music in order for it to be duplicated, saved, and replayed

• -> He recorded the music but had to take the license of it.
• ->When the Beatles recorded their music, they didn't know they would get this much attention.

4 To perform an official or formal declaration about anything, it must be documented

• -> We recorded the date of her death.
• ->The press recorded his first appearance on the stage as July 23.

5 to demonstrate a certain quantity or number

• -> The lowest temperature has been recorded.
• ->The highest temperature in the summer was recorded as 40 degrees.

6 to keep record of something in order to attain a specific point or outcome

• -> His grade was recorded as the lowest grade of all classes
• ->The death of his mother was recorded as 100th murder in town

1 don't want to criticize someone or something or judging if something is correct or wrong

• -> The head of the project always behaves in an uncritical manner to his co workers.
• ->Grandparents are generally uncritical towards their grandchildren.
• ->The uncritical supervisor did not warn the student about plagiarism.

Synonym

Careless

Opposite

Critical

1 acting, dressing, and acting in a way that is thought to be characteristic of or extremely appropriate for a lady

• -> Womanly behaviour is praised by many poets in the poems.
• ->Pilates is seen as womanly sport.

Synonym

Feminine

Opposite

Unfeminine

1 very nice, enjoyable and entertaining

• -> Speaking is a wonderful activity for beginners to learn a language.
• ->Cooking with their parents is a wonderful activity for children.
• ->Experts suggested a wonderful way of learning math.

Synonym

Fantastic, enjoyable

Opposite

Ordinary, dull

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 in a way that is truly unique and intriguing

• -> Refreshingly, the old woman can do figures in ice-skating.
• ->Refreshingly, there are so many young applicants who are bilingual.

Synonym

Originally, differently

Opposite

Boringly

2 in such a way that you don't feel as hot or sleepy

• -> After the skin care she felt refreshingly renewed.
• ->The detox of lemon water is said to be refreshingly soothing.

Synonym

Restoratively

Opposite

Severely

1 the process or outcome of something changing

• -> I've seen slight changes in your final paper.
• ->The company considers making some radical changes after the unfortunate accident.

Synonym

swap

2 anything that is utilized to change something else; the activity of changing anything with something fresh or unusual

• -> I think you should consider this change.
• ->Is change possible for this old decoration?

Synonym

replace,switch

3 the circumstance that a scenario, a location, or an event differs from the norm and hence is more likely to be quirky, entertaining, or enjoyable

• -> Look at this surprising change!
• ->I didn't expect such a change from him.

4 the cash you receive back while you pay for something by donating extra cash than it expenses you

• -> You can keep the change.
• ->It is not something shameful to ask for your change after paying.

Synonym

exchange

5 Instead of banknotes, pennies are used

• -> I don't have any change on my pocket.
• ->Can you borrow me some change?

Synonym

money, cash

6 a spare pair of clothing, and so on.

• -> I need a change of suits.
• ->I will have change of purse one day!

1 garments, particularly a certain sort of garments

• -> Turkish clothing are the best.
• ->I love the Parisian clothing

Synonym

clothes, garment, dress, wear, gear

1 anything you decide after you've considered all of the facts surrounding the event

• -> Conclusions inferred from the stories can be different from one another.
• ->Two group of people came with the same conclusion about social issues.
• ->Lecturer and students contradicted with one another due to the unsimilar conclusion.

Synonym

Ending, denouement

Opposite

Introduction, beginning

2 the last paragraph of a speech or a piece of writing

• -> In an essay, conclusion functions as the deductive part of the writing.
• ->In the thesis, part of conclusion was more complicated than the other parts.
• ->When she talked to the experts, her conclusion was a bit boring for them.

Synonym

Close

Opposite

Preface

1 state of something

• -> Condition of the restorated house is good.
• ->Condition of the roof is getting worse.

Synonym

Case, situation

2 the state of someone's wellness or their level of fitness

• -> The treatment was very helpful, her condition is getting better.
• ->Condition of the newborn baby is critical.

Synonym

State

3 a sickness or medical problem that you've had for a long time and can't seem to get rid of

• -> The medicines will be prescribed after the diagnosis of condition.
• ->His autoimmune condition affects his life.

Synonym

State

4 a law or decision that you must accept, which may or may not be part of a contract or written contract

• -> Conditions of the treaty were changed.
• ->The condition that they have stated is not convenient.

Synonym

Case

1 [uncountable] the fact of being real / living / of being present

• -> There are many people who question the existence of God.
• ->The theatre was opened in 17th century and still remains it's existence.

Opposite

non-existence

2 the condition or reality of being genuine, alive particularly when this is not easy or entertaining

• -> The girls on TV had miserable existences, I couldn't live in that conditions.
• ->Phones are indispensable parts of our everyday existence.

1 The sudden public acclaim of something

• -> I don't like following fashion
• ->This season's fashion is colorful fabrics and high-soled shoes.

2 Producing clothes in different forms and presenting them to the society

• -> The incredible influence of fashion in directing people is undeniable.
• ->The latest innovation of the fashion industry was their combination with technology.

3 Community affected by a person's behavior

• -> I think this summer's fashion will be to travel by car while listening to songs.
• ->It is not a bad thing to keep up with whatever was in fashion at that time.

1 a kind or selection of something

• -> The lifespan of butterflies in this form is much longer than other species.
• ->A star with a very similar form of our planet has been found in a different galaxy.

Synonym

type, kind, sort

2 something is on a separate manner from the others

• -> This month's most read book will appear again in movie form.
• ->Assignments you give in any form other than handwriting will not be accepted.

3 Formation of blanks on a sheet of paper to response inquiries

• -> New users in the application have filled in the registration form incorrectly.
• ->Foreign passengers were asked to fill out a form about their health information.

Synonym

questionnaire

4 the appearance of anything or anybody

• -> Robot technology in human form has developed tremendously in recent years.
• ->A new species has been found in an unprecedented form at the equator.

5 Bulk editing of a masterpiece

• -> I feel like there's something wrong with the poem's form but what is it?
• ->Your work's form, the harmony and the deep meaning of words are amazing.

6 The highest realization of a person's ability or capacity

• -> My form at running was better than now.
• ->Although my boyfriend's form is very good, there is a share of failure in every match.

7 the standard method of accomplishing a task

• -> According to the form, the meeting was supposed to end at 5 pm.
• ->It seems very boring to me that she lives her life only according to the form.

8 the culturally approved method of making activities

• -> Swearing was considered bad form, but she didn't care it at all.
• ->I do not have any behavior that is considered bad form.

1 the feeling of pleasure and enjoy

• -> The happiness of her grandmother is obvious considering her smiling face.
• ->The parents become very proud when they see their children's happiness.

Synonym

Enjoyment, pleasure

Opposite

Unhappiness

2 the feeling of being satisfied with the quality of something

• -> Happiness of the customers is something defining for them.
• ->Happiness of the patients is important for plastic surgeons.

Synonym

Content

Opposite

Dissatisfaction

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 [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 the general community of ordinary people in society

• -> Don't touch anywhere in public places.
• ->Behave correct, we're in public!

Synonym

society

Opposite

citizens

2 a group of persons who have a shared interest or participate in the same activity.

• -> This place is open to the public.
• ->His songs are available to a wider public.

Synonym

crowd

Opposite

quiet place

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 the time span from 1 January to 31 December, or 365 or 366 days separated into 2 months

• -> It has been a year since I last saw you.
• ->She travels every year to other countries.

Synonym

period

2 span of life; age

• -> I am a 20-year-old university student.
• ->They have 10 years age gap.

Synonym

time, period

3 a stage in which you stay for a year; a student who is studying at a specific level

• -> She has started English in year five.
• ->The first years do English to keep your scores high.

Synonym

term

1 to transform into something new

• -> I have changed a lot after puberty.
• ->She has not changed a bit after get back from college.

Synonym

modify

Opposite

remain

2 to establish anyone or anything dissimilar

• -> The money changed him a lot.
• ->He changed my life with his help.

Synonym

modify

Opposite

remain

3 to change from one condition or shape to alternative; to cause someone or something to change states or patterns

• -> He changed his house which was located in Liverpool to London.
• ->Her excitement changed into madness.

4 to transition from one condition, location, or purpose to another

• -> The driver changed his path.
• ->The weathercock changed its direction when the wind came from a different angle.

Opposite

remain

5 to substitute anything fresh or unfamiliar for something old, such as an individual, a product, etc.

• -> Do not change the page, I am reading it.
• ->Do not change the covers, I just changed it.

Synonym

reverse

Opposite

remain

6 change roles or places with anything else; so that both sides have what the other has

• -> I changed the seats with my co-passenger.
• ->My sister changed our drinks while I was looking away.

Synonym

adjustment

Opposite

sameness

7 to convert cash into some other nation's currency

• -> 100 dollars were changed into over 2 thousands rupees.
• ->I need to change my money from euro to kron to buy a bottle of water.

8 to swap cash for various pennies or banknotes for the exact value

• -> Do you have a change for 50 dollars?
• ->Can you change a 150 euros note?

Synonym

coins

Opposite

bill

9 to swap something that you've purchased for something different, particularly if it's defective; to provide a consumer with a replacement item if the one they've purchased is defective.

• -> I needed to change my shoes with new ones because there was a stain on it.
• ->We can only change the products which is unopened.

Synonym

adjust

Opposite

remain

10 to transfer through one vehicle, rail, or other mode of transportation to another in attempt to keep a trip

• -> I must change buses in İstanbul to arrive my destination.
• ->We changed our transportation from bus to subway to reach home rapidly.

1 to train or influence somebody/something to become used to a particular situation or in a particular way

• -> I conditioned my cat to meow twice when it wanted to go outside.
• ->The team was conditioned to work hard to get paid more.

2 [usually passive] to influence on somebody/something importantly; to have an important effect the way that something happens

• -> A picnic is conditioned by the weather.
• ->Whether or not I will pass the class is dependent on my project.

3 to try to improve the quality or keep something such as your hair, skin, etc.

• -> The shampoo that I just bought made my hair soft and conditioned.
• ->It's a really great oil! It conditioned my nails.

1 to show r make a feeling, opinion, or fact by words or actions

• -> I'd like to express you for your thoughtfulness.
• ->I cannot express myself, because I am shy.

Synonym

state

2 to communicate what you think or feel, by speaking or writing

• -> Kids frequently use drawing and painting to express themselves.
• ->He couldn't express himself after his wife's death.

Synonym

verbalize

3 using symbols to represent something in a particular way

• -> The symbols in that cave expressed ancient people's feelings.
• ->Every flag expressed one country.

Synonym

represent

1 to create or mold anything

• -> fashion sth after sth else She fashioned that dress from the gown.
• ->fashion sth out of sth She fashioned this plane out of the paper.

Synonym

design, create, build, shape, tailor

Opposite

demolish, destroy

1 to generate anything in a specific manner or with a curved form

• -> To form a new method, I worked hours and hours.
• ->Forming the best work was impossible.

Synonym

constitute, create

2 to transfer or organise things or persons in such a way that they join a team with such a curved form; becoming placed in such a bunch

• -> Everyone formed into a circle to play the introduction game.
• ->He formed his toys up into lines and started playing with them.

3 The gradual transformation of something into what it should be

• -> Glass is formed by melting of sand.
• ->Blueberries form at this times of the year.

4 anything starts to grow

• -> She formed an extra character for in case.
• ->You can form a list of your wishes for your birthday.

5 Gathering many people in common for a purpose

• -> The community formed a new group for the begginers.
• ->Forming a friend group is difficult.

6 something in a predetermined order

• -> To form a core memory, he should have deep feelings.
• ->I formed a pattern for your dress.

7 Your contribution to the progress of anything

• -> Your every word forms people's shopping desire.
• ->To form a convenient environment for plants, she moved everything in the house.

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 building something again or put some parts of building together again

2 making someone or something strong and connected again

• -> After they broke with his friend they rebuilt their relationship.
• ->After working for a long time for foreign company it took time to rebuild

1 to do something repeatedly or differently

• -> TV agencies redo the plan of the news in a day.
• ->Cleaning of the house should be redone because of New Year's eve.

Synonym

Remake, revise

Opposite

Undo, set

1 to make an incorrect situation right

• -> The court redressed the decision about revealing the innocence of the woman.
• ->The council redressed the regulations to give the rights of medical staff.

Synonym

Correct

Opposite

Worsen