Calamities that can be devastating – Natural disasters

1 in connection with the treatment of illnesses and injuries

• -> You need to take medical care.
• ->I've been taking medical treatmen for 4 months.

Synonym

medicative

Opposite

harmful

1 [only before noun] as found in nature; not made or done by people

• -> It was determined that his death was due to natural causes.
• ->She can only drink natural spring water.

2 (especially of food) have no processing

• -> She consumes natural foods to eat healty.
• ->My grandfather gave us natural honey he collected .

3 to be expected, usual

• -> It's quite natural that you cannot sleep because of the loud music coming from upstairs.
• ->It was natural that she was crying because she got scolded by her mother.

4 used to describe an ability or a characteristic that person or animal was born with

• -> He can sing high notes thanks to a natural talent.
• ->She discovered at a very young age that she had a natural ability to draw.

5 of a person or their behaviour seeming normal and relaxed, not pretending to be someone/something different

• -> He looked natural even though he had recently received the news of his father's death.
• ->He got a low grade on the exam but he still seemed natural.

1 being alive or taking place at the moment

• -> It is hard to put my emotions into the words in the present situation.
• ->His present mood changed because of you.
• ->He will edit the present draft of his plan.

Synonym

now

2 people who are in a specific place

• -> 25 students were present last week.
• ->I promise I will be present at your wedding.
• ->She apologized from him for not being present in his need.

Synonym

attendant

Opposite

absent

1 before happening, able to be stopped

• -> The accident was both predictable and preventable, but no one did anything.
• ->Obviously, it is preventable to fail in the exam if you study for it.

Synonym

avoidable, escapable, stoppable

Opposite

unavoidable

1 very important and valuable

• -> My time is too priceless to waste it with useless works.
• ->The way she designes her clothes makes her fashion sense priceless.
• ->No one will ever be a child anymore, so the time is the most priceless thing that human beings have.

Synonym

rare, valuable

Opposite

cheap

2 very funny to see or hear

• -> He is loved by everybody because of his priceless sense of humor.
• ->It was priceless to see my cat and dog fighting over a teddy bear.
• ->The professor makes the lesson enjoyable with her priceless jokes making everyone burst into laugh all the time.

Synonym

hilarious

Opposite

unfunny

1 so much, very

• -> They are deeply in love.
• ->I am deeply saddened by the news of my friends' accident.

Synonym

intensely, severely

Opposite

slightly, little

2 used with several verbs to indicate that something has been completed totally

• -> I must think deeply to decide on it.
• ->She said she felt my pain so deeply.

Synonym

profoundly

Opposite

slightly

3 far from the surface of something

• -> I needed to dig deeply to be able to see what they buried here.
• ->He put his hand into the box deeply to take his music player.

Synonym

depth, bottom

Opposite

shallow

1 a way of stressing that something is undeniably true and that there is no room for doubt

• -> She was definitely lying about her age.
• ->My mother's idea was definitely the best among ours.
• ->If you do not study, you will definitely fail.

Synonym

absolutely, doubtless, exactly, clearly

Opposite

questionable

2 in a method that is certain

• -> By bringing me some flowers and gifts, he is definitely sorry about his behaviour.
• ->If you cheat in the exam, the teacher will definitely send you to the disipline.

Synonym

absolutely, doubtless

Opposite

questionable

1 in the way you'd anticipate; in a calm and natural manner

• -> It was late, so naturally her mother was worried.
• ->Your body naturally fightes with the viruses.

Synonym

of course

Opposite

surprisingly

2 as a natural and logical outcome of something

• -> Naturally, her heart broke when he yelled at her.
• ->The wound naturally bled.

Synonym

as-usual

Opposite

unnaturally

3 in a method that shows or makes use of a person's or animal's natural abilities or qualities

• -> The clouds naturally have water in them.
• ->Frogs have naturally developed swimming skills.

Synonym

habitually

Opposite

artificially

1 Taking care of someone in need of care, meeting their needs

• -> Can you take care of our dog when we go on vacation?
• ->Medical care should be free in all countries.

Opposite

ignorance

2 offering a house for kids who are unable to stay in the house in a local authority-run facility or by a household

• -> I always feel sorry for the children growing up with foster care.
• ->After his family died in a car accident, he was taken into care.

3 Careful work to avoid making a fault again and concentrate

• -> Care is required when shopping online.
• ->Care is required when talking to your adults.

4 a source of anxiety; anything which generates troubles or concerns

• -> There was a lot of care for him in Şırnak.
• ->He seems like he does not have any care in his life.

Synonym

problem

1 physical injury to anything that reduces its attractiveness, utility, or value

• -> There was a lot of damage on the back of the car.
• ->I've been suffering with kidney damage for three years.
• ->It caused a big permanent damage to his liver.

2 a negative impact on someone or something

• -> Strong winds had caused serious damage to the windows.
• ->The flood caused damage to dozens of houses.
• ->The hurricane did serious damage to the state.

3 a sum of cash that a judge determines must be granted to someone by the individual, corporation, or other entity that has harmed or injured them

• -> The company paid one million dollars for damages.
• ->The singer was awarded only £500 in damages.
• ->The officer has been ordered to pay damages to the family of the dead girl.

1 a kind or selection of something

• -> The lifespan of butterflies in this form is much longer than other species.
• ->A star with a very similar form of our planet has been found in a different galaxy.

Synonym

type, kind, sort

2 something is on a separate manner from the others

• -> This month's most read book will appear again in movie form.
• ->Assignments you give in any form other than handwriting will not be accepted.

3 Formation of blanks on a sheet of paper to response inquiries

• -> New users in the application have filled in the registration form incorrectly.
• ->Foreign passengers were asked to fill out a form about their health information.

Synonym

questionnaire

4 the appearance of anything or anybody

• -> Robot technology in human form has developed tremendously in recent years.
• ->A new species has been found in an unprecedented form at the equator.

5 Bulk editing of a masterpiece

• -> I feel like there's something wrong with the poem's form but what is it?
• ->Your work's form, the harmony and the deep meaning of words are amazing.

6 The highest realization of a person's ability or capacity

• -> My form at running was better than now.
• ->Although my boyfriend's form is very good, there is a share of failure in every match.

7 the standard method of accomplishing a task

• -> According to the form, the meeting was supposed to end at 5 pm.
• ->It seems very boring to me that she lives her life only according to the form.

8 the culturally approved method of making activities

• -> Swearing was considered bad form, but she didn't care it at all.
• ->I do not have any behavior that is considered bad form.

1 anything you want to accomplish or expect to do; what you'd like to achieve

• -> The intention of the activists was to save animals threatened with extinction.
• ->His father's intention is to raise his children in a better condition.
• ->Their actual intention came to light.

Synonym

purpose

Opposite

discouragement

1 the procedure of learning something such as a topic

• -> Learning is possible and easy if you put your mind to it.
• ->Learning will become effective when the teacher shows her true sincerity to the students.

Synonym

schooling, training

Opposite

ignorance

2 after reading or studying, the information gathered

• -> I want you to start learning about climate change which is the most important issue recently.
• ->Learning is part of us. We never stop learning.

Synonym

training

Opposite

ignorance

3 as a result of experience or study, the thing learned

• -> You level up while learning and it means that you will become a wise adult and you will have your own responsibilities one day.
• ->Reading, watching and learning news about how immigrants are destroying my country and its people really break my heart.

Synonym

training

1 the state of any living thing before it becomes a corpse

• -> Life was easier back then.
• ->It was the best food he had ever eaten in his life.

2 the place that any person occupies in society

• -> Their lives are in danger because of the war.
• ->He hated other people all his life.

3 objects that are alive

• -> The noise of the city showed that there was life.
• ->There was no life in the village since people find better opportunities in the city.

4 the time between that creation and destruction; a portion of this time

• -> He lived a fun life.
• ->She traveled the whole world in her life.

5 a span of duration during which that lives or performs its purpose

• -> The crows have long life spans.
• ->My computer had longer battery life.

6 the experiences and actions which are common throughout everyone's lives

• -> We only have one life.
• ->I hope to have a better life.

7 the actions and events which are characteristic of a certain manner of life

• -> The skater life was so painful.
• ->Living a celebrity life changed her a lot.

8 a human's life circumstances; the actions that make up a certain phase of a human's body

• -> He never felt lonely, as he had a lively social life.
• ->Pope Joan lived a life of luxury but died miserably.

9 the penalty of being imprisoned for the rest of eternity or for an extremely prolonged number of days

• -> After all those crimes he finally got life from the judge.
• ->His family got sad after he had been punished with life in the court.

1 whole people, everyone in a group, human power

• -> There is nothing impossible for mankind.
• ->People should heal the bruises they have created while trying to level up the mankind.

Synonym

society, humanity, humankind

1 a printed or written symbol used to indicate anything, such as the quality of something or who made or owns it

• -> There was a mark near the question which means it is selected.
• ->I bought an art work which has an original mark of the artist on it.

Synonym

signature, sign

2 grade for an exam or a competition especially used in British English

• -> He got few more marks because the teacher calculated his sheet incorrectly.
• ->The smartest kid in the classroom gets all the marks again.

Synonym

point

Opposite

blank

3 a small amount of dirt, a spot, or a cut on a surface that detracts from its appearance

• -> While drinking tea, he dropped some tea and caused marks on his shirt.
• ->He could not wash his clothes, that's why he got marks on his jeans.

Synonym

stain

4 a point or area of color on the body of a person or animal that assists in identification

• -> She got a mark right next to her mounth which led her family to identify her.
• ->My cat got colorful marks as a fur.

Synonym

scar

5 sign of being existed

• -> I marked my place in the classroom.
• ->The national volleybol team marked their names onto the board as a winner.

Synonym

spot

6 important point or a level which something can reach

• -> The election results has been reached to 40 million marks all around the country.
• ->The basketball team reached to the highest score which is 200 marks.

Synonym

point, record

7 the level of being wanted and intended

• -> Ratings had increased 30 thousand mark already.
• ->I got all the marks in my exam sheet.

Synonym

score

1 a through examination of your body performed by a doctor, for example, before you begin a new job

• -> I spent the all day in medical facility.
• ->My grandmother has to undergo some medicals.

Synonym

medicinal

1 a circumstance in which something has to be accomplished or must be performed

• -> Milk is a need for a new born baby.
• ->The position of him determines the need of first aid.

Synonym

demand

2 a great desire for someone or something, or a passionate desire to possess anything

• -> I need to have those pills daily.
• ->He feels the need of money for future plans.

Synonym

demand

3 the items that someone needs in ability to exist comfortably or to fulfill their goals

• -> The education need cannot be ignored.
• ->I rescheduled my plans according to my needs.

Synonym

demand

4 a situation in which one does not have sufficient meals, cash, or assistance

• -> The municipality must work for people's needs.
• ->She helped me financialy for my need of buying food.

Synonym

hardship, shortage

Opposite

enough

1 something you offer as a present to someone

• -> I bought a car as a present for his birthday.
• ->I don't know what to have as a present for her birthday.
• ->You should get a present for mother's day.

2 now is the moment

• -> Its fame started in 2013 and is continuing at present.
• ->He is cleaning the house at present.

1 being sad as an emotion

• -> Her sadness is killing her slowly.
• ->I believe that sadness is contagious.

Synonym

heartbreak, hopelessness, melancholy

Opposite

delight, joy, happiness

1 the entire earth including all of its nations, populations, and scenic beauty

• -> The world is a big place for me.
• ->She wants to live in a different part of the world.

2 utilized a word to describe one of the largest and most influential persons or items of their kind

• -> She has been working for world music for ten years.
• ->He is chosen as world's best model.

3 a specific region of the globe; a specific collection of nations or people; a certain historical time and the person who lived during it

• -> The developing world enables us to have better opportunities in technology.
• ->She's a singer who is loved by the Latin world.

4 Individuals or items that corresponds to a spesific organization or are associated with a specific hobby, employment, or other activity.

• -> The music world is losing its effectiveness day by day.
• ->I want to step into the business world.

5 anything that occurs in a certain form; a specific type of vitality or presence

• -> Thinking about the spiritual world always scares me.
• ->I love documentaries about the wild world.

6 individuals in the globe; our culture and the manner in which individuals live and act

• -> The world changes every day.
• ->We need to keep the world clean.

1 to get the impression that anything is significant and difficult to talk about

• -> I care about my plants a lot.
• ->She stopped caring at some point in her life.

2 to care about someone you like or adore and are concerned about their well-being

• -> I care about my cat the most in this world.
• ->She cares about her parents and calls them every day.

1 Creating a dangerous or bad effect on someone or something.

• -> The flood in the Black Sea Region damaged the houses
• ->The hailing damaged greenhouses

1 to generate anything in a specific manner or with a curved form

• -> To form a new method, I worked hours and hours.
• ->Forming the best work was impossible.

Synonym

constitute, create

2 to transfer or organise things or persons in such a way that they join a team with such a curved form; becoming placed in such a bunch

• -> Everyone formed into a circle to play the introduction game.
• ->He formed his toys up into lines and started playing with them.

3 The gradual transformation of something into what it should be

• -> Glass is formed by melting of sand.
• ->Blueberries form at this times of the year.

4 anything starts to grow

• -> She formed an extra character for in case.
• ->You can form a list of your wishes for your birthday.

5 Gathering many people in common for a purpose

• -> The community formed a new group for the begginers.
• ->Forming a friend group is difficult.

6 something in a predetermined order

• -> To form a core memory, he should have deep feelings.
• ->I formed a pattern for your dress.

7 Your contribution to the progress of anything

• -> Your every word forms people's shopping desire.
• ->To form a convenient environment for plants, she moved everything in the house.

1 to make a sign, line, or other mark on anything in attempt to provide data about it

• -> Can't you see that this is marked as 'Claire's'?
• ->Why is my name marked with red?

Synonym

tick, label

Opposite

unmark

2 to assign grades to the effort of pupils

• -> The teacher was marking our papers in her office.
• ->She was the one who marked my homework.

Synonym

grade

3 to leave an impression on anything that harms it or makes it appear less appealing; to be harmed or made to appear less appealing in this manner

• -> She will be so mad at you for marking her brand new shoes.
• ->A candle fell on his lap, left a burn mark.

Synonym

stain

4 to illustrate where anything is located

• -> The running path is marked with green flags.
• ->They marked an area for smoking.

Synonym

indicate

5 to commemorate or recall an act that you think significant

• -> This vacation marks the beginning of many others.
• ->They marked the gathering with a toast as a group.

6 to indicate that anything fresh is about to occur

• -> This policy marks a new era in our society.
• ->Your speech about liberation may mark an awakening among young girls.

7 to provide someone or something with a certain characteristic or personality

• -> We were marked as rebels by our teachers.
• ->This area is marked since all the suicide attempts have happened here.

Synonym

characterize

8 utilized to imply that someone or something should make close care to anything

• -> You'll regret everything you said, mark my words.
• ->Mark the way he is talking, you'll learn so much from it.

1 since they are necessary or extremely vital, but rather due to the fact that you can have things

• -> She needs fresh air, she can't breathe.
• ->I need to go to the interview immediately, it is about to start.
• ->The injured at the scene need to get to the hospital immediately.

Synonym

reason explanation grounds basis excuse motive justification pretext

Opposite

retain

2 included to indicate what you will and must do

• -> I need to focus on my exam.
• ->I need to finish this paper today because tomorrow is the deadline.
• ->You need to relax, there is nothing to worry about.

Synonym

entail, demand

1 Data prepared and submitted for review by another

• -> In the online class, she presented all the documents to her students.
• ->For the meeting, our manager wanted us to present our duties.

Synonym

offer,display

2 The act of giving something to someone or something, such as religious ceremonies.

• -> Let her present his side.
• ->The spiritual ornaments presented on the wall of the church

Synonym

give, stage

3 Participation in the occurrence of something

• -> The plastic products that we use generally could present the end of the world.
• ->Giving up the use of the mask would present a dilemma.

Synonym

carry, give

4 Introduce to be there in an official institution

• -> With her presenting herself in front of the audience, they started to worry.
• ->He presented himself at the beginning of the meeting.

Synonym

give, stage

1 to prevent an individual from doing so; to prevent anything else from occurring

• -> He prevented our little escape.
• ->If he has not been prevented, there would be lots of losses.

Synonym

Forbid

1 to transport something from one location to another

• -> The salesman came to take his garments from lost-and-found.
• ->There are many people who came to take their luggages from the band.

Synonym

Receive

Opposite

Give

2 to accompany someone from one location to another, particularly to direct or lead them

• -> The tourist guide took the people from the square.
• ->The bodyguards took the president from his car and escorted him.

3 to make someone/something go from one level, position, etc. to another, take someone/something + adv./prep.

• -> It takes time to heal some wounds.
• ->Completing the whole project took great amount of time.

Synonym

last