All English words - page 5889
adjectiveFelt or experienced strongly; extreme
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The speech had a profound influence on her., you’re touching on a very profound question.
The-promised-land
ˈprɒm.ɪst ˌlændnounIn the bible, the land of canaan, promised by god to abraham and his race
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Figurative america was the promised land for many immigrant families.
nounAn area in eastern canada that includes new brunswick, prince edward island, nova scotia, and newfoundland and labrador
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Suddenly the atlantic provinces are receiving unusually close attention from ottawa., but the elect…
nounOrdinary people, especially people who are not members of a particular organization or who do not have any special type of knowledge
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Corporate credit unions trade within the credit-union system and don't do business with the general…
idiomTo be famous and written about in newspapers and magazines and seen on television
idiomTo be told to leave your job
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Rick got the push a few weeks ago., she got the push from martin last night.
nounDrops of water that fall from clouds
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It looks like rain (= as if rain is going to fall)., a rainy afternoon, debris from the explosion r…
nounSoldiers who are not officers, or the members of an organization who are not part of the leadership
phraseTo become one of a particular large group of people
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When i leave school at the end of this month, i'll probably have to join the ranks of the unemploye…
idiomTo escape or avoid blame or punishment
phraseThe real thing; the genuine article.
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The apparent fake turned out to be the real mccoy
idiomThe original or true person or thing, and not a copy
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We’ve seen so many reproductions of the mona lisa, but when we were in paris we saw the real mccoy.
nounThe original, best, or most typical example of something
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It's a synthetic material that looks like the real thing.
phraseThings as they really are, not as they exist in the imagination, in a story, on the internet, etc.
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Over-protecting children does not equip them to deal with the real world., why waste time on virtua…
noun(in christianity) jesus christ
nounA particular government, or a system or method of government
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A communist/totalitarian regime
nounA set of rules about food, exercise, or behavior that you follow, esp. in order to improve your health
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His doctor put him on a strict regimen of exercise and low-fat food.
idiomTo do something in a different way in order to make it more interesting
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Ring the changes on packed lunches using different types of bread and spicy fillings.
idiomTo have no more patience or strength
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I’m at the end of my rope with these kids!
nounA principle stating that 80 per cent of problems or effects come from 20 per cent of causes for a particular event
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Use the 80/20 rule to increase your website’s effectiveness by focusing on the 20% that will bring …
nounThe most powerful people in a country
nounA report that provides the most important information about something
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This guide gives a rundown on the basics of backpacking.
verbTo move your legs faster than when walking, with the weight of your body pressing forward
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[ i ] they ran for the bus and got there just in time., [ t ] hugh runs five miles a day., [ i ] we…
nounThe day of the week used by some religions as a day of rest and worship
nounA bag, or the amount contained in a bag
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Plastic sacks, a sack of flour, villages were sacked and burned by the raiders.
adjectiveExactly like another or each other
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My sister and i have the same color hair., our grades were exactly the same., they are all the same…
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