English Most Common Synonym Words List, Definitions and Example Sentences;
100 Synonym Words, Definition and Example Sentences
- About – approximately: It is used when talking about a topic or event when we are talking about it.
Example Sentence: I was very wrong because of my thoughts about you.
- Abstract – summary: Things that cannot be perceived by the five sense organs are called abstract.
Example Sentence: Most of the paintings in the art gallery we went to last covered abstract subjects.
- To accomplish – to achieve: Completing a job or task means achieving a successful outcome.
Example Sentence: If you successfully accomplish this task I gave you, you will skip the ranks.
- To accumulate – to build up: Collecting and stacking. For some reason, collecting some objects, putting them together, collecting them.
Example Sentence: I know that you have accumulated all the items I gave you aside.
- To administer – to manage: Providing and managing an institution, a business or a community.
Example Sentence: Are you sure you can administer this team?
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- Backbone – spine: The name given to the bone that extends from the skull connected by joints to the coccyx.
Example Sentence: There are cracks in the backbone of the ship.
- Backside – behind, bottom: It is used when talking about the back of a place or section, when talking about the back.
Example Sentence: Hurry up! The backside of the ship is about to sink into the water.
- Bad – poor, naughty: Everything that is not good, poor, or in bad condition is indicated by this word.
Example Sentence: My life has always been living in bad thoughts.
- Ballot – poll: Status of choosing one among multiple options.
Example Sentence: Today we will ballot for the presidential elections.
- To bear on sth. – to affect: Influencing a person or something else.
Example Sentence: We didn’t think this could affect you.
- To beat – to defeat: To be victorious by fighting against a person.
Example Sentence: It beat me in the game we played tonight.
- Candy – sweet: Sweet food, cute.
Example Sentence: The uncle in the back street sells colorful candies.
- To categorize – to classify: Divide and classify topics or concepts.
Example Sentence: We categorized all the books in the library and separated them.
- Charter – constitution: Giving privileges to an institution or person.
Example Sentence: The information given in the Constitution is correct.
- Cheesy – corny, tacky
Example Sentence: They say it has a cheesy consistency.
- Dash- sprint: It means running fast and impact.
Example Sentence: The students are dash quickly to and fro.
- Daybreak – dawn: The light that appears on the horizon when the sun is about to rise.
Example Sentence: When daybreak is bleached, we will go out together.
- Deceptive – misleading: We express in this word that a subject, an opinion or an idea is not correct and misleading.
Example Sentence: We all understood that their speech was deceptive.
- Decontrol – deregulate: To remove all restrictive barriers to a situation or issue.
Example Sentence: Control should be decontrol when entering the school.
- Dedicated – committed: It means that the person is devoted to a job or anything.
Example Sentence: Your father knows how to dedicate himself to this sport.
- Eager – keen: It is a state of enthusiasm, willingness and desire to do a job or about a situation.
Example Sentence: We know how eager you are to win this school.
- Earth – soil: The planet we live in is earth.
Example Sentence: Most of the earth is covered with water.
- Economic – profitable: It is the situation that will benefit from a job in a financial sense.
Example Sentence: Since we are more economic in the family this year, our earnings have increased accordingly.
- Egocentric – selfish: People who think of themselves in the center of everything are called egocentric.
Example Sentence: Today, we listened to the topic of egocentric behavior at school.
- To elevate – to raise, to promote: To raise a business, to raise a person at work.
Example Sentence: My father was elevated at work today.
- To admit – to confess: To explain, confess something or a situation that is hidden.
Example Sentence: He admitted to all his lies to his wife.
- Almost – nearly: Just a little time before it happens.
Example Sentence: The dog almost caught her and bit her.
- Animated – lively: Lively, exciting, animated.
Example Sentence: All of these things we watched are animated heroes.
- To annoy – to irritate, to bother: It is a word used to make someone angry.
Example Sentence: Don’t you see she’s just trying to make you annoy.
- To answer – to reply: To answer against a question posed.
Example Sentence: I answered all the questions that our teacher asked in the exam correctly.
- Anyway – besides
Example Sentence: He’s been calling me since yesterday, anyway, I finally picked up his phone.
- Apparent – obvious
Example Sentence: It is apparent why you did all this.
- To appear – to seem
Example Sentence: Although you had surgery yesterday, you seem very good today.
- Applicable – relevant
Example Sentence: All the ideas you told us can be applicable.
- Appreciable – considerable: Something or a situation is noticeable.
Example Sentence: Make sure you are appreciable in everyone’s eyes right now.
- Extra – additional: It means extra addition.
Example Sentence: Ask for the fruits you will buy extra from the greengrocer.
- Famous – famed, renowned: To be at the forefront of other people in a certain area.
Example Sentence: When we became famous, we were afraid that it would change, but it was not what we thought.
- Fanatic – enthusiast: It is a state of extreme commitment to a team, a game, or anything else.
Example Sentence: All the viewers of our team are fanatical.
- Forehead – brow: Open area of the face that remains on the upper part of the eyes and eyebrows.
Example Sentence: His forehead was bleeding today because he hit his head against the wall.
- Fortunate – lucky: It is used for situations where the fortune is obvious and that works in most subjects.
Example Sentence: I know very well how fortunate you are in these matters.
- Ardour – passion: The passion to do a job is defined as the ambition to do a job.
Example Sentence: In order to finish this job, we have to tell the manager how ardour he is working.
- Arise – occur: It means that a situation is exposed.
Example Sentence: You are responsible for everything that occurs.
- Aromatic – fragrant: It is used about things that have a pleasant smell.
Example Sentence: I love the aromatic scent of this room.
- To arrive – to reach: It is a word used to reach somewhere.
Example Sentence: Please remember to call us when you arrive home.
- Artful – crafty: Something wise, cunning.
Example Sentence: All you write here is very artful.
- Blameless – innocent: It is used to mean innocent.
Example Sentence: We knew you would be proven to be blameless.
- Bloodbath – massacre: Killing or destroying a place or situation.
Example Sentence: The war broke out and the country was massacred.
- Branch – department
Example Sentence: The department that you study at university is in my sister.
- Brave – courageous: Brave person who can be thrown into dangerous situations.
Example Sentence: You showed us how brave you are by speaking in front of many people.
- Brow – forehead: The opening right above the eyes and eyebrows.
Example Sentence: His brow popped when he hit his head against the wall.
- Association – organization: Organization or institution that meets for a particular purpose.
Example Sentence: We established an association to help orphans.
- To assure – to guarantee
Example Sentence: You have to guarantee that it will come in the ways you choose.
- Attractive – appealing
Example Sentence: These works of art are almost attractive.
- Away – absent: Used for a non-existent state or object.
Example Sentence: They went too away from here.
- Awful – terrible: Refers to situations that are not good.
Example Sentence: This movie we watched was pretty awful.
- Bum – backside, behind, bottom: Refers to the back of a place.
Example Sentence: They have dinner bum the ship.
- Business – commerce, trade: Work done.
Example Sentence: I’m going to a business interview today.
- Busy – engaged: No time to do any work.
Example Sentence: I would love to come today, but I am very busy.
- Chiefly – mainly
Example Sentence: One of the mainly reasons for getting sick is that it drinks cold water.
- Choosy – picky: To be selective, meticulous.
Example Sentence: Did you tell her how choosy you are?
- Becoming – fitting
Example Sentence: All of fitting will be installed today.
- To begin – to start
Example Sentence: Are you ready to start the race?
- To behave – to act: To exhibit some behavior in any situation.
Example Sentence: Your father will not like these behave.
- Believable – plausible
Example Sentence: We think she is believable.
- Belly – stomach: The part under our chest cage.
Example Sentence: Your stomach ached in the morning, I hope you are better now.
- To chop – to cut: Break something into pieces.
Example Sentence: Will you chop these strings until I come?
- Chorus – refrain: It is the crowd of human communities that all say the same thing.
Example Sentence: The chorus we listened to today was very relaxing.
- Citation – quotation: To quote, copy something without changing it.
Example Sentence: Since all of this is citation, it was not accepted.
- To cite – to quote
Example Sentence: All of what you said seemed like a quote to me.
- Clerk – receptionist: The department at the entrance of the hotel or business and assisting customers.
Example Sentence: This girl has just arrived and will work as a receptionist for us.
- Bendy – flexible: Non-fragile, flexible.
Example Sentence: Your bones have a very bendy structure.
- Beneficient – generous: Those who do not spare their property and money.
Example Sentence: You are a very generous person.
- Beneficial – favourable: Favourable, non- harmful.
Example Sentence: These lessons will be very beneficial for you.
- Bid – tender
Example Sentence: This is the most valuable bid I have ever presented to you.
- Bizarre – weird: Abnormal, weird.
Example Sentence: A woman with bizarre behavior sits in front of her.
- To collapse – to break down
Example Sentence: This morning he collapsed over there.
- Comic – comedian: Humorous, fun, laughing.
Example Sentence: These jokes are so comic.
- Commencement – graduation: It is meant to finish a school.
Example Sentence: I am successfully graduating this year.
- Complete – total: Complete something unfinished.
Example Sentence: This morning I completed all the work of the house and went for a ride.
- Concord – harmony
Example Sentence: All of these things you see live in harmony.
- Class – lesson, course: Room for teaching.
Example Sentence: Music lessons will be held in this classroom.
- Clever – intelligent: smart.
Example Sentence: We knew how clever we were when we were going to the first grade.
- To close – to shut: To turn an open object closed.
Example Sentence: After you come in, please close the door?
- To collect- to gather: Bringing together some things or people.
Example Sentence: Collect all the coins you see here.
- Coiffure – hairstyle: The workplace to style, cut and color hair.
Example Sentence: When I went to the coiffure last week, I had my hair dyed red.
- Dull – stupid: Not smart, not fun.
Example Sentence: You can see how stupid you are.
- Dubious – doubtful: It means being unsure of certain situations.
Example Sentence: I realized that he was very dubious in such situations.
- Domesticate – cultivate: Striving to tame something.
Example Sentence: I decided to domesticate both cats I found on the street.
- Discount – reduction: To lower the price of a product.
Example Sentence: Are there any discounts on any of these products?
- To disappear – to vanish
Example Sentence: You suddenly disappeared, where did you go?
- Completely – totally
Example Sentence: In completely, you have so much debt.
- Equity – fairness
Example Sentence: You and I are equity on this earth.
- Especially – particularly
Example Sentence: Do you especially buy these clothes?
- Essential – fundamental: Mainly mentioned.
Example Sentence: What is the essential theme of this story?
- Exactly – precisely
Example Sentence: Exactly I thought you would be better at this.
- To emphasize – to stress: To emphasize and emphasize.
Example Sentence: I emphasized that you should come to class tonight.
- To encounter- to come across: I never thought we might encounter you.
Example Sentence: Here I can not lift that encounter TV alone.
- Enormous – huge, immense: I want to eat a huge piece of cake.
- Except – apart from
Example Sentence: No one can enter this room except you.
100. To explode – to blow up
Example Sentence: Can we blow this toy bomb?