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Definition: 1.have as a necessary result 2.cause to become concerned Example: The job involved my living in London Part of Speech: involved (adj) Involve (verb) |
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Definition: keep separate from others Example: you can't isolate stress from the management context Part of Speech: isolated (adj) isolation (noun) isolate (verb) |
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Definition: 1. subject to be talked about or argued about 2. printing at one time of a magazine, etc 3. produce or provide officially Example: the chnce of carrying such a scheme to a successful issue was small Part of speech: Issue (noun) |
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Definition: 1. single thing on a list, etc 2. piece of news Example: the items on the agenda Part of Speech: Item (noun) |
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Definition: 1. regular paid employment 2. piece of work 3. something hard to do Example: You will have a job getting it open Part of Speech: job (noun) jobless (adj) |
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Definition: magazine Example: A mediacal/scientific journal Part of Speech: journal (noun) journalism (noun) |
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Definition: give or be a good reason for Example: the situation was grave enough to justify further investigation Part of Speech: justifiable (adj) justifiably (adv) justification (noun) |
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Definition: piece of paper, etc., fixed to something to say what it is, who owns it, etc Example: They labeled him a thief Part of Speech: label (noun) |
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Definition: piece of work Example: The price of repairs includes labor and parts Part of Speech: labour (noun) |
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Definition: 1. thickness of some substance laid over a surface 2. bird that lays eggs Example: Layers of rock Part of Speech: layer (noun) |
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Definition: allowed, or demanded by the law Example: My legal adviser Part of Speech: Legal (adj) legality (noun) |
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Definition: 1. speech given as a method of teaching 2. long solemn scolding or warning (noun) Example: the usual lecture on table manners. Part of Speech: lecture (noun) lecturer (noun) |
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Definition: make laws Example: Congress must legislate strong new laws Part of Speech: Legislation (noun) Legislator (noun) |
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Definition: demand and collect Example: he sought to levy one man from each parish for service. Part of Speech: |
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Definition: willing to respect the opinions of others Example: liberalize the divorce laws Part of Speech: liberal (adj) liberalization (noun) |
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Definition: official permission to do something Example: ogging is permitted under licence from the Forest Service Part of Speech: Licence (noun) |
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Definition: similarly;also Example: The dream of young people is to grow old, and it is likewise the dream of their parents to relive youth Part of Speech: likewise (adv) |
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Definition: 1. connection 2. one ring of a chain Example: investiting a link between pollution and forest decline Part of Speech: link (noun) |
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Definition: 1. learn the position of 2. fix in a particular place Example: Offices located in the town center location Part of Speech: location (noun) |
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Definition: 1. science of formal reasoning 2. good sense Example: There's no logic in what he says Part of Speech: logic (noun) logical (adj) logically (adv) |
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Definition: keep in good condition Example: Maintain peaceful relations Part of Speech: |
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Definition: army officer, above CAPTAIN Example: he got the major share of the spoils. Part of Speech: major (adj) major (noun) |
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Definition: 1. handle skullfully 2. control and influence for one's own purposes Example: he manipulated the dials of the set Part of Speech: Manipulative (adj) Manipulation (noun) |
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Definition: 1. of or using the hands 2. book giving information or instructions Example: manual huling of boats along the towpath Part of Speech: manual (adj) manual (noun) |
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