List of Use guide words
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Abandon | To leave something or someone behind |
| Abrupt | Sudden and unexpected |
| Absent | Not present |
| Absorb | To soak up or take in |
| Abstract | Existing in thought but not having a physical form |
| Accumulate | To gather or collect over time |
| Accurate | Correct and without any mistakes |
| Adapt | To adjust to new conditions |
| Admire | To respect or look up to someone |
| Advance | To move forward |
| Advantage | A condition that puts one in a better position |
| Adventure | An unusual and exciting experience |
| Affection | A feeling of love or care |
| Aggressive | Ready to attack or confront |
| Agreeable | Pleasing or nice |
| Alert | Watchful and ready to act |
| Ambition | A strong desire to succeed |
| Amuse | To entertain or make laugh |
| Ancient | Very old or from long ago |
| Announce | To make something known publicly |
| Annual | Happening once every year |
| Anxiety | A feeling of worry or nervousness |
| Appear | To become visible or come into view |
| Appetite | A desire for food |
| Approve | To agree with or accept |
| Argue | To disagree or fight with words |
| Arrange | To put in order |
| Arrive | To reach a place |
| Article | A piece of writing or item |
| Ashamed | Feeling guilt or embarrassment |
| Assist | To help someone |
| Astonish | To surprise greatly |
| Athlete | A person who plays sports |
| Atmosphere | The layer of gases around the Earth or mood of a place |
| Attempt | To try to do something |
| Attend | To be present at |
| Attraction | Something that draws interest |
| Author | A person who writes books or articles |
| Avoid | To stay away from something |
| Awkward | Clumsy or uncomfortable |
| Balance | To keep steady or equal |
| Banish | To send someone away as punishment |
| Basic | Simple or starting point |
| Beautiful | Very pretty |
| Belief | A feeling that something is true |
| Benefit | An advantage or profit |
| Betray | To be disloyal to someone |
| Bewildered | Confused or puzzled |
| Blame | To say someone is responsible for something bad |
| Blend | To mix together |
| Bold | Fearless and daring |
| Brilliant | Very intelligent or bright |
| Burden | Something that is hard to carry or deal with |
| Calm | Peaceful and not excited |
| Capable | Able to do something |
| Capture | To catch or take by force |
| Careful | Paying close attention to avoid mistakes |
| Cause | Something that brings about an effect |
| Challenge | Something that is difficult |
| Change | To make or become different |
| Chaos | Complete disorder |
| Cheerful | Full of happiness |
| Choice | The act of selecting among options |
| Circumstance | A condition that affects a situation |
| Clever | Smart or intelligent |
| Clumsy | Awkward or lacking grace |
| Comfort | A state of physical ease |
| Command | To give an order |
| Common | Occurring often or shared by many |
| Communicate | To share information |
| Compare | To find similarities and differences |
| Compete | To try to win |
| Complete | Having all parts; finished |
| Confess | To admit to doing something wrong |
| Confident | Sure of oneself |
| Confuse | To mix up or make unclear |
| Connect | To join together |
| Consider | To think about carefully |
| Constant | Happening all the time |
| Construct | To build or put together |
| Continue | To keep doing something |
| Courage | The ability to face fear or danger |
| Curious | Eager to know or learn something |
| Damage | Harm or injury |
| Danger | The possibility of harm |
| Decide | To choose what to do |
| Defend | To protect from attack |
| Delight | Great pleasure or joy |
| Demand | A strong request or need |
| Depend | To rely on someone or something |
| Describe | To tell or write about something |
| Design | A plan or drawing for making something |
| Desire | A strong wish |
| Destroy | To ruin or break completely |
| Develop | To grow or cause to grow |
| Different | Not the same |
| Difficult | Hard to do or understand |
| Diminish | To make smaller or less |
| Discover | To find something unknown |
| Dislike | To not like something |
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