This document defines 20 words by providing their meaning and an example sentence for each. The words include terms about accommodating guests, conscience, appreciating help, embarrassment, exaggeration, necessities, innocence, separating items, convenience, occasions, harassment, comprehensiveness, deception, restaurants, immediacy, achievements, relevance, sufficiency, inheritance, and knowledge.
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This document defines 20 words by providing their meaning and an example sentence for each. The words include terms about accommodating guests, conscience, appreciating help, embarrassment, exaggeration, necessities, innocence, separating items, convenience, occasions, harassment, comprehensiveness, deception, restaurants, immediacy, achievements, relevance, sufficiency, inheritance, and knowledge.
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Accommodate
Meaning: To provide space or room
for someone. Example: The hotel can accommodate up to 100 guests. 2.Conscience
Meaning: The inner sense of what is
right or wrong. Example: His conscience prevented him from cheating on the test. 3.Appreciate
Meaning: To recognize the value or
quality of something. Example: I appreciate your help with my homework. 4.Embarrass
Meaning: To cause someone to feel
self-conscious or awkward. Example: She was embarrass when her phone ring loudly in the library. 5.Exaggerate
Meaning: To represent something as
larger, better, or worse than it actually is. Example: He tends to exaggerate the size of the fish he caught. 6.Necessary
Meaning: Required or essential.
Example: Food, water, and shelter are necessary for survival. 7.Innocent
Meaning: Free from guilt or
wrongdoing. Example: The jury found the defendant innocent of the crime. 8.Separate
Meaning: To set apart or divide into
different parts. Example: We need to separate the recyclables from the regular trash. 9.Convenient
Meaning: Suitable for one's needs or
comfort; easy to use. Example: The location of the store is convenient for shopping. 10.Occasion
Meaning: A particular event or
instance. Example: Their wedding was a joyous occasion. 11.Harassment
Meaning: The act of persistently
annoying or tormenting someone. Example: The school has a strict policy against bullying and harassment. 12.Comprehensive
Meaning: Covering or including
everything. Example: The textbook provides a comprehensive overview of the subject. 13.Deceive Meaning: To mislead or trick someone into believing something false. Example: He tried to deceive his friends by pretending to be someone else online. 14.Restaurant
Meaning: A place where people go to
eat meals prepared and served to them. Example: Let's have dinner at that new restaurant downtown. 15.Immediate
Meaning: Happening or done
without delay. Example: We need an immediate response to this emergency. 16.Achievement
Meaning: Something accomplished
successfully; a notable accomplishment. Example: Graduating from high school is a significant achievement. 17.Relevant
Meaning: Closely connected or
appropriate to the matter at hand. Example: Please focus on the relevant information for your presentation. 18.Sufficient
Meaning: Adequate or enough to
meet a need or requirement. Example: The supplies should be sufficient for the entire project. 19.Inherit Meaning: To receive money, property, or traits from one's parents or ancestors. Example: She will inherit her grandmother's antique jewelry. 20.Knowledge Meaning: Information and skills acquired through experience or education. Example: Education is the key to gaining knowledge.
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