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Definition: Grow larger or more detailed Example: Aby birds cannot expand and contract their lungs Part of Speech: expand (verb) |
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Definition: with special skill or training Example: He had received expert academic advice Part of Speech: Expert (noun, adj) Expertly (adv) |
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Definition: clearly and fully expressed Example: Explicit photos showing poses and acts Part of Speech: Explicit (adj) Explicitly (adv) Explicitness (noun) |
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Definition: Brave successful act Example: 500 companies sprang up to exploit this new technology Part of Speech: exploit (noun) exploitative (adj) |
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Definition: send aboard for sale Example: We exported $16 million worth of mussels to Japan Part of Speech: export (noun) |
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Definition: public statement of something shameful Example: At low tide the sands are exposed Part of Speech: expose (noun) exposure (noun) |
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Definition: Outside Example: He child learns to form conceptions of the external world. Part of Speech: External (adj) Externally (adv) |
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Definition: product obtained by extracting Example: I won't let you go without trying to extract a promise from you Part of Speech: extract (noun) |
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Definition: make easy Example: Schools were located on the same campus to facilitate the shring of resources Part of Speech: facility (noun) |
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Definition: influence that helps to produce a result Example: His legal problems were not a factor in his decision Part of Speech: factor (noun) |
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Definition: noteciable quality Example: Safety features like dual air bags Part of Speech: feature (noun) |
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Definition: of or being a federation Example: Russia's federation treaty sres powers among Russia's federal and local governments. Part of Speech: Federal (adj) Federation (noun) |
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Definition: money paid foe professional service, to join a club,etc Example: The gallery charges an admission fee Part of Speech: fee (noun) feeble (adj) feebly (adv) |
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Definition: steel tool for rubbing or cutting hard surfaces Example: The police have opened a file on local burglaries Part of Speech: file (noun) |
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Definition: last;that cannot be changed Example: The final version of the report was presented Part of Speech: final (adj) finally (adv) |
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Definition: Management of money Example: The finances of the school were causing serious concern Part of Speech: financially (adv) |
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Definition: limited Example: Every computer s a finite amount of memory Part of Speech: finite (adj) finitely (adv) |
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Definition: easily bent Example: You can save money if you're flexible about where your room is located Part of Speech: flexible (adj) flexibility (noun) |
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Definition: change continually Example: You can save money if you're flexible about where your room is located Part of Speech: fluctuatation (noun) |
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Definition: point at which beams of light,etc, meet Example: You can save money if you're flexible about where your room is located Part of Speech: focus (noun) focal (adj) |
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Definition: size,shape, or arrangement of something Example: The format of the funeral service Part of Speech: formation (noun) formative (adj) |
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Definition: rule expressed in a short form by letter number Example: The soft drink company closely guards its secret formula Part of Speech: formula (noun) |
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Definition: happening soon; supplied when needed Example: No anwer was forthcoming Part of Speech: forthcoming (adj) |
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Definition: foundating of an organization Example: he starts playing melody lines on the bass instead of laying the foundation down. Part of Speech: foundation (noun) |
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