words-second-day

index - n.
- paraphrase：a list of topics or names in a book, often at the end
- synonym：list, guide
- example：She checked the index of the textbook to find the chapter about climate change, but it wasn’t listed there.
occupation - n.
- paraphrase：a job or activity you do regularly
- synonym：job, profession
- example：His occupation as a teacher kept him busy, though he sometimes missed working outdoors.
implication - n.
- paraphrase：a possible result or meaning of something
- synonym：consequence, effect
- example：The implication of his words was clear: if we failed the project, the team would lose funding.
operator - n.
- paraphrase：a person who controls equipment or a system
- synonym：controller, technician
- example：The operator fixed the machine, which had stopped working during the night shift.
inevitable - adj.
- paraphrase：certain to happen; unavoidable
- synonym：unavoidable, certain
- example：The rain made the delay inevitable, so we waited inside the station.
gallery - n.
- paraphrase：a room or building where art is shown
- synonym：museum, exhibit
- example：They visited the gallery to see the new paintings, but the sculpture section was closed.
sue - v.
- paraphrase：take legal action against someone
- synonym：prosecute, charge
- example：She decided to sue the company because they refused to pay for the accident.
fore - n.
- paraphrase：the front part of something
- synonym：front, forefront
- example：The captain stood at the fore of the ship, which gave him a clear view of the storm.
ambition - n.
- paraphrase：a strong desire to achieve something
- synonym：goal, dream
- example：His ambition to become a doctor drove him to study late every night.
structure - n.
- paraphrase：the way parts are arranged in a system or object
- synonym：framework, design
- example：The structure of the essay was clear, but the conclusion needed more work.
verdict - n.
- paraphrase：a formal decision in a court case
- synonym：judgment, ruling
- example：The jury’s verdict was “not guilty,” which surprised many people in the courtroom.
automation - n.
- paraphrase：using machines to do tasks instead of humans
- synonym：mechanization, robotics
- example：Automation reduced factory costs, but it also eliminated many jobs.
harsh - adj.
- paraphrase：unpleasantly rough or severe
- synonym：rough, severe
- example：The harsh winter made travel difficult, so schools closed for a week.
mathematical - adj.
- paraphrase：related to math or calculations
- synonym：numerical, arithmetic
- example：She solved the mathematical problem quickly, though her classmates struggled.
handicap - n.
- paraphrase：a condition that limits a person’s abilities
- synonym：disability, limitation
- example：His handicap made walking difficult, but he used a wheelchair to stay independent.
identification - n.
- paraphrase：proof of who someone is
- synonym：ID, documentation
- example：The officer asked for identification, so she showed her driver’s license.
ingredient - n.
- paraphrase：a part of a mixture or recipe
- synonym：component, element
- example：Flour is the main ingredient in bread, but yeast makes it rise.
party - n.
- paraphrase：a social event or a group with shared goals
- synonym：gathering, group
- example：The birthday party was fun, but it ended early because of the rain.
merit - n.
- paraphrase：the quality of being good or deserving praise
- synonym：value, worth
- example：The proposal had merit, so the committee approved it after discussion.
spokesperson - n.
- paraphrase：a person who speaks for a group or organization
- synonym：representative, agent
- example：The spokesperson announced the new policy, which would take effect next month.
derive - v.
- paraphrase：get something from a source
- synonym：obtain, extract
- example：Many medicines derive from plants, which grow in tropical forests.
algorithm - n.
- paraphrase：set of steps to solve a problem
- synonym：method, procedure
- example：The algorithm sorted the data quickly, but it sometimes made errors.
stance - n.
- paraphrase：a position or opinion about something
- synonym：attitude, position
- example：His stance on environmental issues was clear, though some disagreed.
cherish - v.
- paraphrase：value or love deeply
- synonym：treasure, adore
- example：She cherished the necklace her grandmother gave her, which was over 50 years old.
facilitate - v.
- paraphrase：make something easier
- synonym：ease, assist
- example：The app facilitates online learning, so students can study from home.
frustrate - v.
- paraphrase：make someone feel annoyed or defeated
- synonym：annoy, discourage
- example：The slow progress frustrated him, but he kept trying to finish the task.
legacy - n.
- paraphrase：something left behind by a person or history
- synonym：inheritance, heritage
- example：His legacy as a leader inspired many, though his methods were sometimes criticized.
fatigue - n.
- paraphrase：extreme tiredness
- synonym：exhaustion, weariness
- example：After working 12 hours, she felt fatigue, but she still cooked dinner.
highland - n.
- paraphrase：mountainous or elevated land
- synonym：upland, plateau
- example：The highland region was cold, so farmers grew crops only in summer.
optimum - adj.
- paraphrase：best or most favorable
- synonym：ideal, perfect
- example：The optimum temperature for the experiment was 25°C, which they maintained carefully.
organization - n.
- paraphrase：a group working together for a purpose
- synonym：association, institution
- example：The organization donated food to villages, which helped reduce hunger.
excel - v.
- paraphrase：be very good at something
- synonym：shine, succeed
- example：She excelled in math, though she found languages challenging.
mood - n.
- paraphrase：how someone feels emotionally
- synonym：emotion, temper
- example：His mood improved after he ate, though he was still tired.
impair - v.
- paraphrase：weaken or damage
- synonym：weaken, harm
- example：Loud noise can impair hearing, so workers wore ear protection.
deduce - v.
- paraphrase：reach a conclusion using logic
- synonym：conclude, infer
- example：From the footprints, he deduced that the animal was large, but he couldn’t identify it.
variance - n.
- paraphrase：difference or inconsistency
- synonym：difference, variation
- example：There was a variance in the test results, so the scientists repeated the experiment.
decisive - adj.
- paraphrase：able to make decisions quickly
- synonym：resolute, firm
- example：The manager’s decisive action saved the project, which had been failing.
formulate - v.
- paraphrase：create or prepare carefully
- synonym：develop, devise
- example：They formulated a plan to reduce costs, but it required approval from the board.
cyberspace - n.
- paraphrase：the internet and digital world
- synonym：internet, online
- example：Hackers attacked systems in cyberspace, which caused widespread panic.
suburb - n.
- paraphrase：area outside a city center
- synonym：outskirts, neighborhood
- example：They moved to the suburb for quieter life, though commuting took longer.
sum - n.
- paraphrase：total amount from adding numbers
- synonym：total, amount
- example：The sum of 5 and 7 is 12, which he wrote on the board.
impressive - adj.
- paraphrase：causing admiration or respect
- synonym：amazing, striking
- example：The skyscraper’s height was impressive, but its design was even more unique.
bore - v.
- paraphrase：make someone feel uninterested
- synonym：tire, weary
- example：The long speech bored the audience, so many people left early.
branch - n.
- paraphrase：part of a tree or a division of an organization
- synonym：limb, division
- example：The company opened a new branch in Tokyo, which increased its global reach.
preface - n.
- paraphrase：introduction to a book or speech
- synonym：introduction, prologue
- example：The preface explained the book’s purpose, but the first chapter was more engaging.
equity - n.
- paraphrase：fairness or ownership in a company
- synonym：fairness, shares
- example：The company promoted equity in hiring, which ensured equal opportunities for all.
convene - v.

paraphrase：bring people together for a meeting
synonym：assemble, gather
example：The committee convened to discuss the budget, but they couldn’t reach an agreement.

turbine - n.

paraphrase：machine that uses wind, water, or steam to generate power
synonym：rotor, engine
example：The wind turbine produced energy for the village, which reduced their need for coal.

beam - n./v.

paraphrase：① (n.) long thick piece of wood/metal; ② (v.) smile brightly
synonym：① bar, plank; ② grin, smile
example：The wooden beam supported the roof, and the workers secured it with nails.

liberate - v.

paraphrase：set someone or something free
synonym：free, release
example：The army fought to liberate the city, which had been occupied for five years.