F1 . momentum … momentum 1, The team gained momentum after its first victory. 2, The reform movement is building momentum nationwide. 3, A moving truck has more momentum than a bicycle.
/ 1, The team gained momentum after its first victory. 2, The reform movement is building momentum nationwide. 3, A moving truck has more momentum than a bicycle.
F2 . stability … stability 1, Political stability is important for economic growth. 2, The ladder provides stability on uneven ground. 3, The medication helped improve his emotional stability.
/ 1, Political stability is important for economic growth. 2, The ladder provides stability on uneven ground. 3, The medication helped improve his emotional stability.
F3 . volatility … volatility 1, Market volatility worried investors. 2, The volatility of the chemical makes it evaporate quickly. 3, The region is known for political volatility.
/ 1, Market volatility worried investors. 2, The volatility of the chemical makes it evaporate quickly. 3, The region is known for political volatility.
F4 . resilience … resilience 1, The community showed resilience after the disaster. 2, Children often display remarkable resilience. 3, The material has excellent resilience and returns to its shape.
/ 1, The community showed resilience after the disaster. 2, Children often display remarkable resilience. 3, The material has excellent resilience and returns to its shape.
F5 . vulnerability … vulnerability 1, The software has a security vulnerability. 2, Children may be especially vulnerable to disease. 3, He revealed his vulnerability during the interview.
/ 1, The software has a security vulnerability. 2, Children may be especially vulnerable to disease. 3, He revealed his vulnerability during the interview.
F6 . integrity … integrity 1, She is respected for her integrity. 2, The engineers checked the structural integrity of the bridge. 3, Data integrity is essential in research.
/ 1, She is respected for her integrity. 2, The engineers checked the structural integrity of the bridge. 3, Data integrity is essential in research.
F7 . legitimacy … legitimacy 1, The election strengthened the government’s legitimacy. 2, People questioned the legitimacy of the decision. 3, The legitimacy of the claim was verified.
/ 1, The election strengthened the government’s legitimacy. 2, People questioned the legitimacy of the decision. 3, The legitimacy of the claim was verified.
F8 . accountability … accountability 1, Public officials must demonstrate accountability. 2, The report improves financial accountability. 3, Clear accountability helps a team perform better.
/ 1, Public officials must demonstrate accountability. 2, The report improves financial accountability. 3, Clear accountability helps a team perform better.
F9 . transparency … transparency 1, The organization values transparency in decision-making. 2, The transparency of the glass allowed light to pass through. 3, Greater transparency increased public trust.
/ 1, The organization values transparency in decision-making. 2, The transparency of the glass allowed light to pass through. 3, Greater transparency increased public trust.
F10 . credibility … credibility 1, The scientist earned credibility through careful research. 2, The witness lost credibility after changing her story. 3, The advertisement aimed to enhance the brand’s credibility.
/ 1, The scientist earned credibility through careful research. 2, The witness lost credibility after changing her story. 3, The advertisement aimed to enhance the brand’s credibility.
F11 . incentive … incentive 1, The bonus provided an incentive to work harder. 2, Tax incentives encouraged companies to invest. 3, He had little incentive to change his behavior.
/ 1, The bonus provided an incentive to work harder. 2, Tax incentives encouraged companies to invest. 3, He had little incentive to change his behavior.
F12 . constraint … constraint 1, Budget constraints limited the project. 2, Time constraints made planning difficult. 3, Physical constraints prevented further expansion.
/ 1, Budget constraints limited the project. 2, Time constraints made planning difficult. 3, Physical constraints prevented further expansion.
F13 . outcome … outcome 1, The outcome of the election surprised many people. 2, We are waiting for the outcome of the experiment. 3, The training program produced positive outcomes.
/ 1, The outcome of the election surprised many people. 2, We are waiting for the outcome of the experiment. 3, The training program produced positive outcomes.
F14 . consequence … consequence 1, One consequence of the policy was higher prices. 2, She faced the consequences of her actions. 3, The change had unintended consequences.
/ 1, One consequence of the policy was higher prices. 2, She faced the consequences of her actions. 3, The change had unintended consequences.
F15 . implication … implication 1, His comments carried serious implications. 2, The study has important implications for education. 3, Are you implying that I am wrong?
/ 1, His comments carried serious implications. 2, The study has important implications for education. 3, Are you implying that I am wrong?
F16 . repercussion … repercussion 1, The decision had economic repercussions. 2, He suffered the repercussions of breaking the rules. 3, The scandal caused international repercussions.
/ 1, The decision had economic repercussions. 2, He suffered the repercussions of breaking the rules. 3, The scandal caused international repercussions.
F17 . controversy … controversy 1, The proposal sparked a controversy. 2, The politician became involved in a controversy. 3, There is ongoing controversy over the issue.
/ 1, The proposal sparked a controversy. 2, The politician became involved in a controversy. 3, There is ongoing controversy over the issue.
F18 . debate … debate 1, The candidates participated in a televised debate. 2, There is a debate about climate policy. 3, Experts debated the best solution.
/ 1, The candidates participated in a televised debate. 2, There is a debate about climate policy. 3, Experts debated the best solution.
F19 . consensus … consensus 1, The committee reached a consensus. 2, There is broad scientific consensus on the issue. 3, The team worked toward consensus.
/ 1, The committee reached a consensus. 2, There is broad scientific consensus on the issue. 3, The team worked toward consensus.
F20 . priority … priority 1, Safety is our top priority. 2, She gave priority to her family. 3, Education remains a government priority.
/ 1, Safety is our top priority. 2, She gave priority to her family. 3, Education remains a government priority.
F21 . sustainable … sustainable 1, The city is investing in sustainable energy. 2, We need a sustainable business model. 3, The project proved sustainable over the long term.
/ 1, The city is investing in sustainable energy. 2, We need a sustainable business model. 3, The project proved sustainable over the long term.
F22 . fragile … fragile 1, The glass vase is fragile. 2, The peace agreement remains fragile. 3, His health was still fragile after the illness.
/ 1, The glass vase is fragile. 2, The peace agreement remains fragile. 3, His health was still fragile after the illness.
F23 . robust … robust 1, The company reported robust sales growth. 2, We need a robust security system. 3, She remained robust and healthy in old age.
/ 1, The company reported robust sales growth. 2, We need a robust security system. 3, She remained robust and healthy in old age.
F24 . comprehensive … comprehensive 1, The report provides a comprehensive analysis. 2, The school offers comprehensive support services. 3, We need a comprehensive solution to the problem.
/ 1, The report provides a comprehensive analysis. 2, The school offers comprehensive support services. 3, We need a comprehensive solution to the problem.
F25 . profound … profound 1, The book had a profound impact on me. 2, She felt profound sadness after the loss. 3, The scientist made a profound observation.
/ 1, The book had a profound impact on me. 2, She felt profound sadness after the loss. 3, The scientist made a profound observation.
F26 . inevitable … inevitable 1, Change is inevitable. 2, Their victory seemed inevitable. 3, It was inevitable that costs would rise.
/ 1, Change is inevitable. 2, Their victory seemed inevitable. 3, It was inevitable that costs would rise.
F27 . prevalent … prevalent 1, Smartphones are prevalent among teenagers. 2, The disease is prevalent in tropical regions. 3, This opinion remains prevalent in society.
/ 1, Smartphones are prevalent among teenagers. 2, The disease is prevalent in tropical regions. 3, This opinion remains prevalent in society.
F28 . prominent … prominent 1, She is a prominent scientist. 2, The building stands in a prominent location. 3, A prominent feature of the device is its battery life.
/ 1, She is a prominent scientist. 2, The building stands in a prominent location. 3, A prominent feature of the device is its battery life.
F29 . compelling … compelling 1, The lawyer presented a compelling argument. 2, The story was so compelling that I finished it in one night. 3, There is compelling evidence to support the claim.
/ 1, The lawyer presented a compelling argument. 2, The story was so compelling that I finished it in one night. 3, There is compelling evidence to support the claim.
F30 . persistent … persistent 1, He made persistent efforts to improve. 2, The rain was persistent throughout the day. 3, She suffers from persistent back pain.
/ 1, He made persistent efforts to improve. 2, The rain was persistent throughout the day. 3, She suffers from persistent back pain.
F31 . acute … acute 1, She felt acute pain in her leg. 2, The country faces an acute housing shortage. 3, He has an acute sense of hearing.
/ 1, She felt acute pain in her leg. 2, The country faces an acute housing shortage. 3, He has an acute sense of hearing.
F32 . chronic … chronic 1, He suffers from chronic back pain. 2, The city has a chronic traffic problem. 3, She was chronically late for meetings.
/ 1, He suffers from chronic back pain. 2, The city has a chronic traffic problem. 3, She was chronically late for meetings.
F33 . marginal … marginal 1, The company made only a marginal profit. 2, The proposal led to marginal improvements. 3, Many marginal communities lack resources.
/ 1, The company made only a marginal profit. 2, The proposal led to marginal improvements. 3, Many marginal communities lack resources.
F34 . arbitrary … arbitrary 1, The decision seemed arbitrary. 2, The teacher chose an arbitrary number. 3, The ruler exercised arbitrary power.
/ 1, The decision seemed arbitrary. 2, The teacher chose an arbitrary number. 3, The ruler exercised arbitrary power.
F35 . unprecedented … unprecedented 1, The country experienced unprecedented growth. 2, The storm caused unprecedented damage. 3, The decision was unprecedented in the company’s history.
/ 1, The country experienced unprecedented growth. 2, The storm caused unprecedented damage. 3, The decision was unprecedented in the company’s history.
F36 . controversial … controversial 1, The politician made a controversial statement. 2, The policy remains highly controversial. 3, The scientist proposed a controversial theory.
/ 1, The politician made a controversial statement. 2, The policy remains highly controversial. 3, The scientist proposed a controversial theory.
F37 . inherent … inherent 1, Risk is inherent in investing. 2, The system has inherent weaknesses. 3, Human beings have an inherent desire to learn.
/ 1, Risk is inherent in investing. 2, The system has inherent weaknesses. 3, Human beings have an inherent desire to learn.
F38 . compatible … compatible 1, This software is compatible with Windows. 2, Their goals are compatible with ours. 3, The blood types are compatible.
/ 1, This software is compatible with Windows. 2, Their goals are compatible with ours. 3, The blood types are compatible.
F39 . feasible … feasible 1, The plan is financially feasible. 2, Building the bridge is technically feasible. 3, Remote work became a feasible option.
/ 1, The plan is financially feasible. 2, Building the bridge is technically feasible. 3, Remote work became a feasible option.
F40 . plausible … plausible 1, She offered a plausible explanation. 2, The theory seems plausible. 3, That is a plausible outcome of the policy.
/ 1, She offered a plausible explanation. 2, The theory seems plausible. 3, That is a plausible outcome of the policy.
F41 . virtually … virtually 1, The project is virtually complete. 2, Virtually everyone agreed with the decision. 3, The museum can now be visited virtually.
/ 1, The project is virtually complete. 2, Virtually everyone agreed with the decision. 3, The museum can now be visited virtually.
F42 . increasingly … increasingly 1, People are increasingly concerned about privacy. 2, The market is becoming increasingly competitive. 3, She relied increasingly on technology.
/ 1, People are increasingly concerned about privacy. 2, The market is becoming increasingly competitive. 3, She relied increasingly on technology.
F43 . considerably … considerably 1, Sales increased considerably last year. 2, The journey was considerably shorter than expected. 3, His health improved considerably after treatment.
/ 1, Sales increased considerably last year. 2, The journey was considerably shorter than expected. 3, His health improved considerably after treatment.
F44 . substantially … substantially 1, The company substantially reduced costs. 2, The evidence substantially supports the claim. 3, Their income increased substantially over time.
/ 1, The company substantially reduced costs. 2, The evidence substantially supports the claim. 3, Their income increased substantially over time.
F45 . inevitably … inevitably 1, Prices will inevitably rise. 2, The discussion inevitably turned to politics. 3, Mistakes inevitably occur during learning.
/ 1, Prices will inevitably rise. 2, The discussion inevitably turned to politics. 3, Mistakes inevitably occur during learning.
F46 . accordingly … accordingly 1, The weather was terrible; accordingly, the event was canceled. 2, The data changed, and we adjusted the plan accordingly. 3, Please act accordingly after reading the instructions.
/ 1, The weather was terrible; accordingly, the event was canceled. 2, The data changed, and we adjusted the plan accordingly. 3, Please act accordingly after reading the instructions.
F47 . ultimately … ultimately 1, Ultimately, the team achieved its goal. 2, The decision ultimately depends on the board. 3, All roads ultimately lead to the city center.
/ 1, Ultimately, the team achieved its goal. 2, The decision ultimately depends on the board. 3, All roads ultimately lead to the city center.
F48 . inherently … inherently 1, Some materials are inherently fragile. 2, The system is inherently risky. 3, Humans are not inherently selfish.
/ 1, Some materials are inherently fragile. 2, The system is inherently risky. 3, Humans are not inherently selfish.
F49 . predominantly … predominantly 1, The region is predominantly rural. 2, The audience was predominantly young people. 3, The report focuses predominantly on economic issues.
/ 1, The region is predominantly rural. 2, The audience was predominantly young people. 3, The report focuses predominantly on economic issues.
F50 . collectively … collectively 1, The employees collectively agreed to the proposal. 2, These actions collectively reduced emissions. 3, The islands are collectively known as the Azores.
/ 1, The employees collectively agreed to the proposal. 2, These actions collectively reduced emissions. 3, The islands are collectively known as the Azores.
