Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs

Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs To Relish To like or enjoy something (Adding emphasis) You relish learning new vocabulary | you enjoy it and you know that you enjoy it Relish + Geround I Relish traveling to exotic locations I Relish eating ice cream on a hot summer day Relish + Noun (Thoughts, Ideas, Prospects) of doing something 1. "I relish the thoughts of spending a quiet evening by the fireplace, reading a good book." 2. "She relishes the ideas of redecorating her apartment in a minimalist style." 3. "He relishes the prospects of exploring new career opportunities in the tech industry." (Chance, Opportunity) to do something 1. "I relish the chance to travel to Japan and immerse myself in its rich culture." 2. "She relishes the opportunity to showcase her artistic talents at the upcoming gallery exhibition." 3. "He relishes the chance to pursue his dream job in the competitive market." A. She won't survive B. I don't Relish hurting anyone, A But she is not a child She Relishes her status as queen bee Synonyms: 1. Enjoy 2. Appreciate 3. Savor 4. Delight in 5. Cherish 6. Taste 7. Like 8. Revel in 9. Anticipate 10. Bask in Antonyms: 1. Dislike 2. Detest 3. Abhor 4. Despise 5. Reject 6. Repel 7. Loathe 8. Disdain 9. Antipathy 10. Revulsion Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs Coincide #1 To happen at or near the same time Often followed by "with" Something coincides with something else It's not about everyday activities but about actions that may not occur regularly I'm sorry. I can't go to your birthday party because it coincide with a business trip that I have to take #2 To be the same or similar If our schedules coincide, then we can plan to travel together Coinc'ide Co-win Synonyms: 1. Align 2. Correspond 3. Concur 4. Agree 5. Match 6. Parallel 7. Harmonize 8. Jibe 9. Sync 10. Coincide Antonyms: 1. Differ 2. Conflict 3. Disagree 4. Contrast 5. Clash 6. Contradict 7. Oppose 8. Vary 9. Deviate 10. Diverge Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs Squander To waste money or supplies, or to waste opportunities by not using them to your advantage Many people feel that the government squanders taxpayer money Hey! Don't squander this opportunity A. You Squandered your gift B. I squandered my gift? Sq'uander Skwo-der Synonyms: 1. Waste 2. Spendthrift 3. Lavish 4. Fritter away 5. Deplete 6. Dissipate 7. Misspend 8. Splurge 9. Throw away 10. Misuse Antonyms: 1. Save 2. Conserve 3. Preserve 4. Utilize 5. Economize 6. Thrift 7. Hoard 8. Invest 9. Budget 10. Manage

Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs To Commemorate To honor the memory of someone or something, typically by holding a ceremony, creating a memorial, or observing a special day. Commemorate + Noun (People, Events, Occasions) that are honored or remembered through ceremonies or observances. 1. "Every year, the nation commemorates the anniversary of its independence with fireworks and parades." 2. "The museum was built to commemorate the victims of the war and educate future generations about its impact." Commemorate + Preposition 1. "They held a ceremony to commemorate the fallen soldiers who bravely fought for their country." 2. "She planted a tree in the park to commemorate her father's life and legacy." 1. A commemorative plaque was unveiled to honor the fallen soldiers of the war. 2. The city organized a commemorative event to remember the victims of a tragic fire that occurred years ago. 3. The museum hosted a special exhibition to commemorate the life and works of a famous artist. 4. A commemorative concert was held in memory of a renowned musician on his birth anniversary. 5. The community planted a garden as a commemoration of their shared history and cultural heritage. 6. A commemorative stamp was issued to mark a significant historical event in the country. 7. A commemorative statue was erected in the town square to honor a local hero. 8. The school launched a scholarship program as a way to commemorate a beloved teacher who passed away. 9. A commemorative book was published to celebrate the centenary of a prestigious university. 10. The annual memorial service was a solemn occasion to commemorate the victims of a natural disaster. Pronunciation: kuh-MEM-uh-reyt (IPA: /kəˈmɛməˌreɪt/) Synonyms 1. Honor 2. Celebrate 3. Remember 4. Mark 5. Observe 6. Memorialize 7. Pay tribute to 8. Recognize 9. Acknowledge 10. Commend Antonyms 1. Forget 2. Ignore 3. Neglect 4. Disregard 5. Overlook 6. Dismiss 7. Abandon 8. Forsake 9. Neglect 10. Disown Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs To Gasp 1. To inhale suddenly and sharply, typically as a reaction to surprise, shock, pain, or excitement. 2. To express surprise, shock, or amazement audibly, often accompanied by a sudden intake of breath. Gasp + Noun (Emotions, Surprises, Shock) that elicit sudden intakes of breath or audible expressions of surprise. 1. "She let out a gasp of relief when she realized she had passed the exam." 2. "There was a collective gasp from the audience when the magician made the elephant disappear." Gasp + Preposition 1. "He gasped in horror as he watched the car crash unfold before his eyes." 2. "She gasped with delight as she unwrapped the gift and saw what was inside." 1. The sudden twist in the movie plot made the audience gasp in surprise. 2. As she reached the mountaintop, she couldn't help but gasp at the breathtaking view. 3. The escaped prisoner's dramatic recapture made everyone gasp in shock. 4. The magician's disappearing act caused the children to gasp with amazement. 5. When she saw the price tag on the designer handbag, she let out a small gasp of disbelief. 6. The athlete's injury on the field elicited gasps of concern from the spectators. 7. Hearing the news of the unexpected promotion, he let out a gasp of joy. 8. Walking into the haunted house, the visitors couldn't help but gasp at the eerie decorations. 9. The revelation of the long-lost treasure in the ancient tomb made the archaeologists gasp with excitement. 10. When the performer executed a dangerous stunt flawlessly, the crowd let out a collective gasp of admiration. Pronunciation: gasp (IPA: /ɡæsp/) Synonyms 1. Pant 2. Pant 3. Wheeze 4. Puff 5. Huff 6. Sigh 7. Exhale sharply 8. Breathe sharply 9. Catch one's breath 10. Inhale sharply Antonyms 1. Exhale 2. Breathe out 3. Exhale gently 4. Relax 5. Compose oneself 6. Remain calm 7. Stay composed 8. Keep one's cool 9. Maintain control 10. Suppress emotion Massive Vocabulary Lessons C2 | #Verbs To Intervene  1. To become involved in a situation in order to alter or modify its course, typically to prevent harm, resolve a conflict, or bring about a change. 2. To come between two or more parties or entities to mediate or intercede in a dispute or conflict. Intervene + Noun  (Situations, Conflicts, Disputes) that are addressed or altered through involvement or mediation.  1. "The teacher intervened to stop the bullying and ensure the safety of the students." 2. "The government decided to intervene in the labor dispute to prevent a strike and maintain industrial peace." Intervene + Preposition  1. "She intervened on behalf of her friend to resolve the argument between them." 2. "He intervened between the two arguing parties to facilitate a peaceful resolution." 1. Medical Intervention: When a patient's condition deteriorates, doctors may need to intervene with emergency treatment.    2. Social Intervention: Social workers may need to intervene in cases of child abuse to protect vulnerable children. 3. Financial Intervention: Governments may intervene in the economy during a financial crisis to stabilize markets and prevent collapse. 4. Intervention in Conflict: Peacekeepers from the United Nations might intervene in war-torn regions to establish peace. 5. Intervention in Addiction: Family and friends could intervene in a loved one's substance abuse by organizing an intervention to encourage treatment. 6. Educational Intervention: Teachers may intervene to support students with learning difficulties by providing additional help or resources. 7. Environmental Intervention: Conservationists might intervene to protect endangered species by setting up wildlife reserves or enacting conservation laws. 8. Crisis Intervention: Mental health professionals might intervene during a mental health crisis to provide immediate support and prevent harm. 9. Legal Intervention: Authorities may intervene in cases of domestic violence to ensure the safety of victims and provide legal protection. 10. Humanitarian Intervention: International organizations might intervene in natural disasters to provide aid and relief to affected populations. Pronunciation: in-ter-veen (IPA: /ˌɪn.tərˈvin/) Synonyms  1. Mediate 2. Interfere 3. Step in 4. Arbitrate 5. Intercede 6. Meddle 7. Intrude 8. Get involved 9. Take action 10. Moderate Antonyms  1. Ignore 2. Abstain 3. Stay out 4. Refrain 5. Withdraw 6. Stand aside 7. Stay neutral 8. Avoid 9. Leave alone 10. Mind one's own business