1. accordingly
Explain: as a result of something.
Example: They have broken the rules and will be punished accordingly.
2. conventional
Explain: of the usual, traditional, or accepted type, instead of being new and different.
Example: He wanted a conventional marriage with a wife and kids.
3. company
Explain: An organization that provides services or makes or sells goods for money.
Example: She acknowledges she would never have become an opera singer if the company had not given her the opportunity.
4. devote
Explain: To spend a lot of time or effort doing something.
Example: The newspaper has begun devoting more review space to children's books.
5. enterprising
Explain: Willing to try or think of new ideas or methods.
Example: To a contrary effect, the press has grown far more enterprising as it has become much more difficult to keep in line.
6. install
Explain: To put a piece of equipment somewhere and make it ready for use.
Example: Crime has decreased since the security cameras were installed.
7. malaria
Explain: A serious illness caused by being bitten by a MOSQUITO, usually in a hot country.
Example: In tropical and sub-tropical areas, malaria is one of the world's biggest killers.
8. nutritious
Explain: Nourishing; efficient as food.
Example: We need to continually remind them of the nutritious and tasty foods.
9. improve
Explain: To make something better.
Example: Ultimately, the goal is to establish more accountability and improve teaching.
10. insecticide
Explain: A chemical for killing insects, especially those that damage plants or crops.
Example: Among the substances currently being studied for their potential as delousing agents in salmon are the parathyroid insecticides.
11. transmit
Explain: To send out an electronic signal such as a radio or television signal.
Example: In that technique, an optical fiber is used to transmit light from a specially coated lens.
12. version
Explain: A form of something that is different from other forms or from the original.
Example: The software comes in several versions for different types of computers.
13. wool
Explain: The fine soft curly or wavy hair forming the coat of a sheep, goat, or similar animal, especially when shorn and prepared for use in making cloth or yarn.
Example: Farming provided food, and their sheep provided wool for cloth.
14. switch
Explain: To change from one thing to another, or make something do this.
Example: Reporters are switching their attention to other members of the royal family.
15. simultaneous
Explain: Happening or done at the same time.
Example: In simultaneous announcements, the two men resigned from their jobs.
16. readily
Explain: easily.
Example: Some computer instructions cannot be readily understood.
17. on the go
Explain: Very busy or active.
Example: I've been on the go since six o'clock this morning.
18. exception
Explain: Someone or something that is different in some way from other people or things and so cannot be included in a general statement.
Example: There is an endless list of possible exceptions to this general outlook that may arise during the game.
19. drawback
Explain: A feature of something that makes it less useful than it could be
Use the word in a sentence.
Example: While many of the objectives in these codes are positive, their main drawback is that they are voluntary.
20. distracted
Explain: Not able to concentrate on something
Example: All that summer Rosie seemed distant and distracted.
21. distort
Explain: To change something such as information so that it is no longer true or accurate.
Example: Electronic faults can distort the radio signal.
22. channel
Explain: To use money or supplies for a particular purpose.
Example: All the company's sales are channeled through outside distributors.
23. impair
Explain: To make something less good or effective, especially by causing damage that affects the way something works.
Example: The condition does not seem to impair his ability to work.
24. recollection
Explain: The ability to remember something that has happened.
Example: In her recollection of everyday experiences, there is a questioning of the value of everyday objects and existential experiences.
25. rural
Explain: Relating to parts of a country that are not near cities and where the population is low.
Example: Here the rural areas too were in the hands of the towns and the patriciate ruled unchallenged.
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