M 1 … awful
… awful
… That movie was awful.
… I feel awful about what happened.
… awful
/ awful
… That movie was awful.
/ That movie was awful.
… I feel awful about what happened.
/ I feel awful about what happened.
M 2 … originate
… originate
… The idea originated in Japan.
… The tradition originates from ancient times.
… originate
/ originate
… The idea originated in Japan.
/ The idea originated in Japan.
… The tradition originates from ancient times.
/ The tradition originates from ancient times.
M 3 … grasp
… grasp
… He couldn’t grasp the concept.
… She grasped my hand tightly.
… grasp
/ grasp
… He couldn’t grasp the concept.
/ He couldn’t grasp the concept.
… She grasped my hand tightly.
/ She grasped my hand tightly.
M 4 … delicate
… delicate
… The flower has a delicate scent.
… Handle the glass with care—it’s delicate.
… delicate
/ delicate
… The flower has a delicate scent.
/ The flower has a delicate scent.
… Handle the glass with care—it’s delicate.
/ Handle the glass with care—it’s delicate.
M 5 … luxury
… luxury
… They stayed at a luxury hotel.
… Owning a car is a luxury for some.
… luxury
/ luxury
… They stayed at a luxury hotel.
/ They stayed at a luxury hotel.
… Owning a car is a luxury for some.
/ Owning a car is a luxury for some.
M 6 … civil
… civil
… They had a civil conversation.
… Civil rights are protected by law.
… civil
/ civil
… They had a civil conversation.
/ They had a civil conversation.
… Civil rights are protected by law.
/ Civil rights are protected by law.
M 7 … verbal
… verbal
… He gave a verbal response.
… Verbal abuse is unacceptable.
… verbal
/ verbal
… He gave a verbal response.
/ He gave a verbal response.
… Verbal abuse is unacceptable.
/ Verbal abuse is unacceptable.
M 8 … inclined
… inclined
… I’m inclined to agree with you.
… She’s artistically inclined.
… inclined
/ inclined
… I’m inclined to agree with you.
/ I’m inclined to agree with you.
… She’s artistically inclined.
/ She’s artistically inclined.
M 9 … impose
… impose
… The government imposed new taxes.
… Don’t impose your opinion on others.
… impose
/ impose
… The government imposed new taxes.
/ The government imposed new taxes.
… Don’t impose your opinion on others.
/ Don’t impose your opinion on others.
M 10 … mammal
… mammal
… Humans are mammals.
… Whales are the largest mammals.
… mammal
/ mammal
… Humans are mammals.
/ Humans are mammals.
… Whales are the largest mammals.
/ Whales are the largest mammals.
M 11 … relieve
… relieve
… The medicine relieved my pain.
… She was relieved to hear the news.
… relieve
/ relieve
… The medicine relieved my pain.
/ The medicine relieved my pain.
… She was relieved to hear the news.
/ She was relieved to hear the news.
M 12 … logical
… logical
… That’s a logical conclusion.
… He gave a logical explanation.
… logical
/ logical
… That’s a logical conclusion.
/ That’s a logical conclusion.
… He gave a logical explanation.
/ He gave a logical explanation.
M 13 … rational
… rational
… Let’s make a rational decision.
… She remained rational under pressure.
… rational
/ rational
… Let’s make a rational decision.
/ Let’s make a rational decision.
… She remained rational under pressure.
/ She remained rational under pressure.
M 14 … imitate
… imitate
… Children often imitate adults.
… He imitates animal sounds well.
… imitate
/ imitate
… Children often imitate adults.
/ Children often imitate adults.
… He imitates animal sounds well.
/ He imitates animal sounds well.
M 15 … evident
… evident
… It’s evident that she’s tired.
… The mistake was evident to everyone.
… evident
/ evident
… It’s evident that she’s tired.
/ It’s evident that she’s tired.
… The mistake was evident to everyone.
/ The mistake was evident to everyone.
M 16 … fascinate
… fascinate
… Dinosaurs fascinate many children.
… I’m fascinated by space travel.
… fascinate
/ fascinate
… Dinosaurs fascinate many children.
/ Dinosaurs fascinate many children.
… I’m fascinated by space travel.
/ I’m fascinated by space travel.
M 17 … essentially
… essentially
… It’s essentially the same idea.
… She’s essentially kind-hearted.
… essentially
/ essentially
… It’s essentially the same idea.
/ It’s essentially the same idea.
… She’s essentially kind-hearted.
/ She’s essentially kind-hearted.
M 18 … desirable
… desirable
… A quiet location is desirable.
… Honesty is a desirable trait.
… desirable
/ desirable
… A quiet location is desirable.
/ A quiet location is desirable.
… Honesty is a desirable trait.
/ Honesty is a desirable trait.
M 19 … broadcast
… broadcast
… The show was broadcast live.
… They broadcast the news at 6 PM.
… broadcast
/ broadcast
… The show was broadcast live.
/ The show was broadcast live.
… They broadcast the news at 6 PM.
/ They broadcast the news at 6 PM.
M 20 … guarantee
… guarantee
… I guarantee it will work.
… There’s no guarantee of success.
… guarantee
/ guarantee
… I guarantee it will work.
/ I guarantee it will work.
… There’s no guarantee of success.
/ There’s no guarantee of success.
M 21 … retain
… retain
… He retained his position.
… The sponge retains water.
… retain
/ retain
… He retained his position.
/ He retained his position.
… The sponge retains water.
/ The sponge retains water.
M 22 … analyze
… analyze
… Let’s analyze the data.
… She analyzed the results carefully.
… analyze
/ analyze
… Let’s analyze the data.
/ Let’s analyze the data.
… She analyzed the results carefully.
/ She analyzed the results carefully.
M 23 … unpleasant
… unpleasant
… That was an unpleasant experience.
… The smell is quite unpleasant.
… unpleasant
/ unpleasant
… That was an unpleasant experience.
/ That was an unpleasant experience.
… The smell is quite unpleasant.
/ The smell is quite unpleasant.
M 24 … exhibit
… exhibit
… The museum exhibits ancient art.
… He exhibited great courage.
… exhibit
/ exhibit
… The museum exhibits ancient art.
/ The museum exhibits ancient art.
… He exhibited great courage.
/ He exhibited great courage.
M 25 … burst
… burst
… The balloon burst suddenly.
… She burst into laughter.
… burst
/ burst
… The balloon burst suddenly.
/ The balloon burst suddenly.
… She burst into laughter.
/ She burst into laughter.
M 26 … traditionally
… traditionally
… Rice is traditionally eaten in Japan.
… They traditionally celebrate in spring.
… traditionally
/ traditionally
… Rice is traditionally eaten in Japan.
/ Rice is traditionally eaten in Japan.
… They traditionally celebrate in spring.
/ They traditionally celebrate in spring.
M 27 … adjust
… adjust
… You can adjust the volume here.
… He adjusted quickly to the new job.
… adjust
/ adjust
… You can adjust the volume here.
/ You can adjust the volume here.
… He adjusted quickly to the new job.
/ He adjusted quickly to the new job.
M 28 … investigate
… investigate
… The police will investigate the case.
… We need to investigate further.
… investigate
/ investigate
… The police will investigate the case.
/ The police will investigate the case.
… We need to investigate further.
/ We need to investigate further.
M 29 … abstract
… abstract
… That’s an abstract painting.
… The concept is too abstract.
… abstract
/ abstract
… That’s an abstract painting.
/ That’s an abstract painting.
… The concept is too abstract.
/ The concept is too abstract.
M 30 … delay
… delay
… The train was delayed by snow.
… Sorry for the delay.
… delay
/ delay
… The train was delayed by snow.
/ The train was delayed by snow.
… Sorry for the delay.
/ Sorry for the delay.
M 31 … Atlantic
… Atlantic
… They crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
… The Atlantic coast is beautiful.
… Atlantic
/ Atlantic
… They crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
/ They crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
… The Atlantic coast is beautiful.
/ The Atlantic coast is beautiful.
M 32 … behalf
… behalf
… I spoke on her behalf.
… He accepted the award on behalf of the team.
… behalf
/ behalf
… I spoke on her behalf.
/ I spoke on her behalf.
… He accepted the award on behalf of the team.
/ He accepted the award on behalf of the team.
M 33 … relative
… relative
… My relatives live in Osaka.
… That’s a relative improvement.
… relative
/ relative
… My relatives live in Osaka.
/ My relatives live in Osaka.
… That’s a relative improvement.
/ That’s a relative improvement.
M 34 … identical
… identical
… The twins wore identical clothes.
… Their answers were almost identical.
… identical
/ identical
… The twins wore identical clothes.
/ The twins wore identical clothes.
… Their answers were almost identical.
/ Their answers were almost identical.
M 35 … absolute
… absolute
… That’s absolute nonsense.
… She has absolute trust in him.
… absolute
/ absolute
… That’s absolute nonsense.
/ That’s absolute nonsense.
… She has absolute trust in him.
/ She has absolute trust in him.
M 36 … found
… found
… He founded a new company.
… The school was founded in 1902.
… found
/ found
… He founded a new company.
/ He founded a new company.
… The school was founded in 1902.
/ The school was founded in 1902.
M 37 … pile
… pile
… There’s a pile of books on the desk.
… She piled the clothes neatly.
… pile
/ pile
… There’s a pile of books on the desk.
/ There’s a pile of books on the desk.
… She piled the clothes neatly.
/ She piled the clothes neatly.
M 38 … mature
… mature
… He’s very mature for his age.
… The fruit isn’t mature yet.
… mature
/ mature
… He’s very mature for his age.
/ He’s very mature for his age.
… The fruit isn’t mature yet.
/ The fruit isn’t mature yet.
M 39 … restrict
… restrict
… The rules restrict access to the area.
… They restrict the use of phones.
… restrict
/ restrict
… The rules restrict access to the area.
/ The rules restrict access to the area.
… They restrict the use of phones.
/ They restrict the use of phones.
M 40 … artificial
… artificial
… This flower is artificial.
… Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly.
… artificial
/ artificial
… This flower is artificial.
/ This flower is artificial.
… Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly.
/ Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly.
M 41 … evolve
… evolve
… Languages evolve over time.
… The species evolved new traits.
… evolve
/ evolve
… Languages evolve over time.
/ Languages evolve over time.
… The species evolved new traits.
/ The species evolved new traits.
M 42 … patience
… patience
… You need patience to teach children.
… She waited with patience.
… patience
/ patience
… You need patience to teach children.
/ You need patience to teach children.
… She waited with patience.
/ She waited with patience.
M 43 … cruise
… cruise
… They went on a cruise around the islands.
… The ship cruises slowly along the coast.
… cruise
/ cruise
… They went on a cruise around the islands.
/ They went on a cruise around the islands.
… The ship cruises slowly along the coast.
/ The ship cruises slowly along the coast.
M 44 … eliminate
… eliminate
… We must eliminate all risks.
… The team was eliminated from the tournament.
… eliminate
/ eliminate
… We must eliminate all risks.
/ We must eliminate all risks.
… The team was eliminated from the tournament.
/ The team was eliminated from the tournament.
M 45 … primarily
… primarily
… This course is primarily for beginners.
… The damage was primarily caused by fire.
… primarily
/ primarily
… This course is primarily for beginners.
/ This course is primarily for beginners.
… The damage was primarily caused by fire.
/ The damage was primarily caused by fire.
M 46 … socially
… socially
… He’s socially active.
… Socially, the event was a success.
… socially
/ socially
… He’s socially active.
/ He’s socially active.
… Socially, the event was a success.
/ Socially, the event was a success.
M 47 … practically
… practically
… It’s practically impossible.
… She’s practically family.
… practically
/ practically
… It’s practically impossible.
/ It’s practically impossible.
… She’s practically family.
/ She’s practically family.
M 48 … cure
… cure
… They found a cure for the disease.
… Laughter can cure sadness.
… cure
/ cure
… They found a cure for the disease.
/ They found a cure for the disease.
… Laughter can cure sadness.
/ Laughter can cure sadness.
M 49 … dominate
… dominate
… One team dominated the game.
… She dominates every conversation.
… dominate
/ dominate
… One team dominated the game.
/ One team dominated the game.
… She dominates every conversation.
/ She dominates every conversation.
M 50 … commit
… commit
… He committed to the project.
… Don’t commit the same mistake again.
… commit
/ commit
… He committed to the project.
/ He committed to the project.
… Don’t commit the same mistake again.
/ Don’t commit the same mistake again.
