30 VERBS & THEIR SYNONYMS 🗣
1. Ask – Inquire, Solicit
2. Answer – Respond, Rejoin
3. Walk – Perambulate, Ambulate
4. Run – Scamper, Gambol
5. Eat – Devour, Masticate
6. Drink – Imbibe
7. Speak – Utter, Enunciate
8. Laugh – Chortle, Guffaw
9. Cry – Lament, Bemoan
10. Think – Ruminate, Cogitate
11. Love – Adore, Esteem
12. Hate – Abhor, Detest
13. Take – Procure, Appropriate
14. Give – Bequeath, Bestow
15. Make – Forge, Concoct
16. Break – Fracture, Sunder
17. Sleep – Slumber, Repose
18. Wake – Rouse, Emerge
19. Win – Triumph, Prevail
20. Lose – Forfeit, Succumb
21. Start – Commence, Initiate
22. End – Cease, Terminate
23. See – Behold, Perceive
24. Hear – Hark, Attend
25. Hold – Grasp, Clutch
26. Find – Discover, Unearth
27. Show – Exhibit, Reveal
28. Hide – Conceal, Veil
29. Live – Dwell, Exist
30. Die – Perish, Expire

100 ADVANCED VOCABULARIES YOU MUST KNOW🧠
1. Analyze - Examine in detail
2. Synthesize - Combine ideas
3. Interpret - Explain the meaning
4. Evaluate - Judge or assess
5. Justify - Prove with reasons
6. Conclude - Decide after thinking
7. Illustrate - Show with examples
8. Demonstrate - Show clearly
9. Emphasize - Give importance to
10. Recommend - Suggest something
11. Imply - Suggest without saying
12. Assert - State strongly
13. Correlate - Show a connection
14. Compare - Show similarities
15. Contrast - Show differences
16. Cite - Refer to (a source)
17. Define - Explain the meaning
18. Outline - Summarize main points
19. Predict - Say what will happen
20. Assess - Evaluate or judge
21. Intricate - Very detailed
22. Vivid - Clear and bright
23. Subtle - Slight or hidden
24. Lucid - Clear and easy to understand
25. Tedious - Boring and long
26. Flawed - Not perfect
27. Compelling - Hard to resist
28. Harsh - Rough or cruel
29. Mellow - Soft and calm
30. Chaotic - Very disorganized
31. Meticulous - Very careful
32. Cautious - Careful to avoid danger
33. Dynamic - Full of energy
34. Vibrant - Bright and lively
35. Dull - Boring
36. Stark - Plain, clear contrast
37. Dense - Thick or crowded
38. Fragile - Easy to break
39. Tangible - Can be touched or felt
40. Elusive - Hard to catch or define
41. Grateful - Thankful
42. Anxious - Nervous or worried
43. Delighted - Very happy
44. Furious - Extremely angry
45. Reluctant - Unwilling
46. Nostalgic - Missing the past
47. Embarrassed - Ashamed or shy
48. Inspired - Motivated creatively
49. Confident - Sure of oneself
50. Hopeless - Without hope
51. Motivated - Eager to do something
52. Frustrated - Upset due to failure
53. Optimistic - Positive outlook
54. Hesitant - Unsure, pausing
55. Shocked - Extremely surprised
56. Resentful - Bitter about unfairness
57. Overwhelmed - Feeling too much at once
58. Curious - Wanting to know
59. Lonely - Feeling alone
60. Proud - Feeling pleased
61. Delegate - Assign tasks
62. Negotiate - Discuss to agree
63. Collaborate - Work together
64. Implement - Put into action
65. Strategize - Plan carefully
66. Innovate - Create something new
67. Outperform - Do better than
68. Facilitate - Make easier
69. Oversee - Supervise
70. Launch - Start or release
71. Promote - Support or advertise
72. Expand - Grow larger
73. Invest - Put in money/time
74. Merge - Combine into one
75. Budget - Plan money use
76. Forecast - Predict future
77. Rebrand - Change image or name
78. Consult - Ask for advice
79. Monitor - Watch closely
80. Benchmark - Standard of comparison
81. Hypothesis - An idea to test
82. Paradox - Contradictory truth
83. Phenomenon - Remarkable event
84. Ambiguity - Unclear meaning
85. Perspective - Point of view
86. Ideology - System of ideas
87. Discrepancy - Difference or conflict
88. Validity - Truth or logic
89. Deduction - Logical conclusion
90. Framework - Basic structure
91. Narrative - Story or account
92. Rationale - Reason or explanation
93. Paradigm - Model or pattern
94. Proposition - Statement or offer
95. Empirical - Based on experience
96. Abstract - Not concrete
97. Syntax - Sentence structure
98. Semantics - Word meanings
99. Implication - Suggested meaning
100. Assumption - Believed without proof

20 IDIOMS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW 🔊
1. Devil's advocate - Argue the opposite for debate's sake
2. Don't cry wolf - Don't lie repeatedly
3. Down to earth - Practical and humble
4. Draw the line - Set a clear boundary
5. Every cloud has a silver lining - There's good in every bad situation
6. Fall on deaf ears - Be ignored
7. Feather in your cap - An achievement to be proud of
8. Find your feet - Adjust to a new situation
9. Fish out of water - Uncomfortable in new surroundings
10. Get a taste of your own medicine - Receive the same treatment you give
11. Go the extra mile - Put in extra effort
12. Have bigger fish to fry - More important matters to attend to
13. Have your head in the clouds - Be unrealistic
14. Hit the jackpot - Be very successful
15. If it ain't broke, don't fix it - Don't change something that works
16. In hot water - In trouble
17. It's not rocket science - It's simple
18. Keep something at bay - Prevent something bad
19. Leave no stone unturned - Search thoroughly
20. Let sleeping dogs lie - Don't bring up old issues

20 PHRASAL VERBS YOU SHOULD KNOW! 📌
1. Aim for - to direct effort or intention toward a goal
2. Bang into _ to bump or collide with something accidentally
3. Bear out - to confirm or support a statement or claim
4. Boil up - to rise to the surface (emotion or liquid)
5. Break in on - to interrupt suddenly
6. Carry over - to transfer or continue to another time/place
7. Check off - to mark items on a list as completed
8. Come apart - to fall into pieces; to disintegrate emotionally
9. Cough up - to give unwillingly (money, information)
10. Drag down - to reduce someone's mood, status, or value
11. Ease into - to enter gradually or gently
12. Figure on - to plan or expect
13. Give over - to hand over control or responsibility
14. Hush up - to try to keep something secret
15. Jump at — to eagerly accept an opportunity
16. Look over - to inspect or examine briefly
17. Measure up - to meet expectations or standards
18. Play at - to pretend to do something unseriously
19. Root for - to support someone or something
20. Space out - to lose concentration or become inattentive