Educated person in daily life – Education

1 to take on a black appearance; to cause anything to take on a black appearance

• -> This darkened place scared me a lot.
• ->The students can't focus on the lesson in a darkened classroom.
• ->He light the match to see whether someone is in the darkened garden.

Synonym

unlighted

Opposite

lighted

2 to be become dissatisfied or enraged; to cause someone dissatisfied or enraged

• -> What she heard from him darkened her.
• ->Her feelings get darkened easily at times like this.
• ->You can guess what happened only by looking at his darkened face.

1 actually obtained the training described; having attended the institution, department, or degree described

• -> She was educated in Oxford University.
• ->Due to the fact that she was educated in private school, her Spanish is very good.
• ->It was clear from her cultural background that she was educated in Oxford.

Synonym

literate, schooled

Opposite

illiterate, unschooled

2 having received a different level of intelligence; displaying a college degree

• -> Educated people are always one step ahead in society.
• ->Children should be educated about equality.
• ->As a properly educated person he speaks very confidently.

Synonym

trained

Opposite

untutored

1 a satisfactory standard or of great quality

• -> Her cookies are so good.
• ->They sell good quality pens.
• ->The furniture looks good.

2 enjoyable, pleasant for someone

• -> We had a really good time with my friends. 
• ->It's so good to hear your voice.
• ->It's really good to drink coffee with you.

3 strong and sensible to support in a discussion

• -> I have good reason to doubt his words.
• ->He always asks good questions.

4 used to show or get approval or respect to something

• -> His family is good-looking and well-educated. 
• ->It's good that some people go to congre.

5 skillful to do something well

• -> He was very good at his job.
• ->He's really a good dancer.
• ->She is one of the best players in the world.

6 ethically right; behaving in a morally correct manner

• -> I wish you were a better person.
• ->It's good to help kids in Africa.

7 following rules or standards firmly

• -> They were all good children.
• ->He promised to be a good boy from now on.
• ->They all have good manners.

8 want to help someone, being kind to others

• -> You are so good to me.
• ->I never doubted her good intentions.
• ->He was good to everyone on the team. 

9 being powerful and healthy

• -> She replied, "I'm good, don’t worry."
• ->I know she's good, but I still worry about her. 
• ->I can't see it even with my good eye.

10 affecting something or someone in an useful way

• -> These chemicals are not good for children.
• ->Too much alcohol is not good for your liver.

Opposite

Living so close to a chemical factory can't be good.

1 possessing a significant impact on human beings or objects; being extremely valuable

• -> Your feelings are important to me.
• ->I want to talk to you about something very important.

Synonym

main,major

Opposite

unimportant

2 bearing a lot of power or impact

• -> Leos think that they are the most important creature in the world.
• ->Do you consider yourself as an important person?

1 mild colored

• -> He wore a light green suit to the meeting.
• ->This light pink dress didn’t fit me.
• ->I don’t think you should buy this light blue shirt.

Synonym

not vivid, faded

Opposite

dark

2 to be weight to carry easy

• -> The little girl was as light as a feather.
• ->You're so light, I can carry you to bed.
• ->I thought he was light but I couldn’t lift him up.

Synonym

lightweight

Opposite

heavy

3 to do what is easy, not to get tired

• -> He gave me light works for the beginning.
• ->It's a light project.
• ->I want a light movie to watch.

Synonym

easy

Opposite

laborious

4 It's more fun than serious, and it doesn't need much mental work.

• -> It was just a light journey in the middle of a busy week.
• ->The light conversation between us longed until the morning.

Synonym

simple

Opposite

inconvenient

1 something that has a good likelihood of happening or becoming; probable or expected

• -> It’s not likely to be fixed by its own.
• ->It was likely that he would make an annoying statement about this.

Synonym

possible

Opposite

impossible

1 A person's lifelong deprivation of education

• -> In most underdeveloped countries, the uneducated people rate is higher.
• ->uneducated people should be reintegrated into the society.

Synonym

illiterate, unschooled

Opposite

educated, literate

1 used to describe situations that are almost certainly to happen

• -> She will likely going to die.
• ->I will most likely going to be sick.

Synonym

probably

Opposite

unlikely

1 in a manner that demonstrates excellent behaviors and consideration for others' emotions

• -> The boss shaked my hand politely and then smiled.
• ->The owner of hotel hosted our company politely for a couple of days.
• ->they welcomed us politely even though we went without notice.

Synonym

respectfully

2 in a manner that is culturally acceptable though not all the time genuine

• -> The members of comitee had to approve all of the stuff politely.
• ->After a long discourse, they all applaused politely.

Synonym

kindly

1 in a manner that demonstrates strength or power; in a manner that is extremely efficient

• -> She defended herself very powerfully in front of the judge.
• ->The kid cried so powerfully that his mother couldn't resist anymore.
• ->That powerfully big wave pushed me to the shore.

Synonym

intensely

Opposite

softly

2 in something like a physically dominant and powerful manner

• -> He has a powerfully well-built body.
• ->Her body is powerfully good .

Synonym

strongly

Opposite

weakly

1 definitely: a phrase that is used to back up the declaration made by others

• -> The resulsts are not satisfying precisely for us.
• ->He is not sure precisely about what he is going to do.
• ->They don't know precisely where he lives.

Synonym

absolutely

Opposite

doubtfully

2 used to stress how truthful or clear something is

• -> It's precisely that this programme will be removed from broadcasting.
• ->The government is precisely going to ban smoking indoor area.
• ->The materials are precisely the most important source for students.

Synonym

literally

Opposite

doubtfully

3 utilized to underline the veracity of your statement

• -> She prepared her speech precisely and in detail.
• ->Teacher wants students to read the book precisely before answering the questions.
• ->He searched all the websites precisely in order to find something logical.

Synonym

correctly

Opposite

carelessly

1 in an approach which is more appealing or appropriate; in a manner that is chosen above alternative options

• -> I want to buy a dress, preferably from this shopping centre.
• ->I wrote my essay, preferably by searching a few sources.
• ->We enrolled our daughter to the school, preferably providing the best education for students.

1 used to express the likelihood about something highly potential to occurring or being factual

• -> The things he said are probably true.
• ->The thief is probably caught.
• ->I will probably call you in a few minutes.

Synonym

possibly

Opposite

improbably

1 in some kind of a manner that is related to an individual's occupation or education

• -> I want to get more information about him professionally.
• ->She asked one or two questions to learn about her professionally.
• ->The company is looking for professionally well educated employees.

2 in such a manner that demonstrates knowledge and expertise

• -> The game was played very professionally by the competitors.
• ->We presented our topic to the class professionally.

3 not any kind of pastime, but as a lucrative employment

• -> He played in a basketball team professionally.
• ->She can give lessons professionally after graduating.

1 in some kind of a manner that produces or is expected to generate revenue

• -> This factory is being runned profitably.
• ->He is sure his investments on this work will be profitably fair.
• ->Other companies are making money profitably.

Synonym

productively

Opposite

unprofitably

2 in some kind of a manner that benefits someone or produces a good effect

• -> he planned his holiday profitably.
• ->This private school can be runned more profitably.
• ->They couldn't manage this business profitably.

Synonym

effectively

Opposite

vainly

1 in the sense that it entails devoting a significant deal of time and effort to anything

• -> She tirelessly made a lot research on that project.
• ->Atheletes are tirelessly practising every day.
• ->She tirelessly called him even if he didn't answer.

1 anything you decide after you've considered all of the facts surrounding the event

• -> Conclusions inferred from the stories can be different from one another.
• ->Two group of people came with the same conclusion about social issues.
• ->Lecturer and students contradicted with one another due to the unsimilar conclusion.

Synonym

Ending, denouement

Opposite

Introduction, beginning

2 the last paragraph of a speech or a piece of writing

• -> In an essay, conclusion functions as the deductive part of the writing.
• ->In the thesis, part of conclusion was more complicated than the other parts.
• ->When she talked to the experts, her conclusion was a bit boring for them.

Synonym

Close

Opposite

Preface

1 being in a position to cause trouble about a subject or thing

• -> His shoes are bad for race so he is at disadvantage.
• ->Although he was at disadvantage because of his injury, he won the exam.

1 a method of improving information and abilities via educating, training, and acquiring knowledge, particularly in institutions, colleges, and universities

• -> I sent my kid to have good education.
• ->Mistakes are an essential part of education.

2 a certain type of instruction or learning

• -> Parents should take child psychology education before having kids.
• ->We’re thinking giving university students sleeping education.

3 the establishments or persons who work in the field of education and training

• -> He works at Ministry of Education.
• ->Who is in charge of Department of Education?

4 the field of research concerned with how to educate

• -> As a education major, I try to make learning easier for students.
• ->Most education degree programs require experience.

1 morally acceptable or honorable action

• -> There is nothing good about about him.
• ->The dress does not look good on me.

Synonym

ideal

Opposite

wrong, evil

2 something which is helpful for something or someone

• -> I told her the truth for her own good but she got mad instead.
• ->It will not be good if you ask her why.

Synonym

right, decent

Opposite

mean, bad

1 a sensation of desiring and anticipating a specific outcome; you want anything

• -> I have no hope of going abroad.
• ->I have hope to reach my dreams.

Synonym

Wish

2 a cause to be hopeful which anything wonderful will occur

• -> Now I have hope that I can buy a car.
• ->I have hope to beat cancer.

3 a situation, thing, or person that will enable you to achieve your goals

• -> My mother's only hope for living is for me to become a teacher.
• ->My only hope for staying longer in Turkey is a rich husband.

1 an official encounter where someone can be quizzed to ascertain if they really are qualified for a specific position or an academic program at a school, university, or other institution

• -> I think I failed in my job interview.
• ->he managed to pass the interview of this college.
• ->I have never seen such a difficult interview before.

2 a gathering, usually accessible to the public, where a reporter asks specifically someone inquiries in order to learn their thoughts

• ->I watched the last interview of İlber Ortaylı in TRT.
• ->She likes to watch interviews with young entrepreneurs.

Synonym

reportage

3 a special gathering of persons during which topics are posed and answers are given

• -> This semester, our assignment is an interview with an author.
• ->They went from door to door in order to do an interview about economy.
• ->She completed her interviews with kids, when the number reached 100.

Synonym

inquiry

1 if you have knowledge about something, you have information,skills and understanding of that thing

• -> Some students are thirsty for knowledge
• ->ı dont have any knowledge about what they made.
• ->schools should have knowledge in persona devolopment

Synonym

understanding, sense, intelligence, judgment

Opposite

ignorance ,clumsiness

2 knowledge is the proficiency in particular fact or situation.

• -> ı was happy in the knowledge that I had done my best in the exam
• ->my father sent the letter without my knowledge.
• ->they could relax safely in the knowledge that they had the stock for the project.

Synonym

comprehension,proficiency,apprehension

Opposite

ignorance,illiteracy,unawareness.

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 the power which allows us to choose objects, such as the sunlight or a light

• -> I turned the light off when I finished my work.
• ->He checked the surroundings with the light emanating from the oak.

2 the power which allows us to see objects, such as from the sunshine or a lampa specific sort of illumination having its own color or features

• -> The party lights in the disco were very bright.
• ->She took this picture under a pink neon light.

3 a source of one, particularly an electrical lamp

• -> I flashed the light from my phone.
• ->The lamp has a bright light.

4 a source of illumination, particularly an artificial light a cigarette-lighting spark or gadget

• -> He asked me if I have a light for his pipe.
• ->She lit her cigarette with a light elegantly.

1 a human being

• -> He's the last person who'd lie to me.
• ->She was the only person who stood beside me in that argument.

Synonym

human

Opposite

nonhuman

2 the actual self or individual personality of a human being

• -> He's such a selfish person, it annoys me.
• ->The manager should be an honest person.

Synonym

personage

Opposite

normal

1 a state of being that makes a person different from other people, person's character

• -> I thought I had a strong personality but it turnes out I don’t.
• ->Your outgoing personality is what I love most about you.

Synonym

character

Opposite

nonself

2 a famous person who works in the field of entertainment and sports, particularly

• -> She was a popular radio personality in earlier times.
• ->The content is hosting by a popular TV personality.

Synonym

celebrity

Opposite

noncelebrity

3 properties that keep something interesting

• -> These flowers will add great personality to this room.
• ->Your new furnitures lack personality, they're boring.

Synonym

character

Opposite

reality

1 work to win cash from a bussiness

• -> She can't make a living from this work.
• ->He couldn't receive compensation for his works yet.
• ->The things they had been through put her out of work for weeks.

Synonym

employment, career, profession, occupation, trade

2 where a person works

• -> When will he come home from work?
• ->The boss didn't leave work last night.
• ->She goes to work at 5 a.m. every morning except Sunday.vv

3 the responsibilities you provide and the actions you perform as piece of your work

• -> The work of small businesses shouldn't be ignored.
• ->The political party's leader stated that he will support labor union works.
• ->His work is to guard the minister and his family.

Synonym

responsibility, duty

4 chores that must be completed

• -> We have to come into work quickly.
• ->I don't like delaying the work I should do.
• ->It should be taught to pupils that they need to complete their work before handing it over.

Synonym

responsibility, assignment, duty

5 the application of mentally or physically force to accomplish or create anything

• -> The civil work will be continued after a month-long recess.
• ->Doing group work in the classroom can make a great contribution to students' social relations with their peers.
• ->Domestic work is not directly under the wife's charge.

Synonym

labor, job, performance

6 an object or a set of anythings created as a consequence of labor

• -> The administration of museums meticulously keeps the works of artists.
• ->He wants to display his works in a restored art gallery.

7 any artistic masterpiece

• -> He exhibited his last works in the gallery.
• ->Pavlo Picasso burned his works to get warm.
• ->He accredited all of his works to his beloved

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 making something exist

• -> Screenwriters create engaging characters
• ->Scientists have created a vaccine for this disease

2 forming a feeling or being impressed in a special way

• -> The announcement made by the director created panic
• ->What the famous actor said created a controversy among her fans

3 Giving somebody a particular title/rank

• -> The government created a new business line
• ->School principal created new clubs for students.

1 to wish for something and believe that it is achievable

• -> She hopes her son to get back home early.
• ->I hope you will get better soon.

Synonym

pray

Opposite

be desperate

1 Asking job-related questions to test if someone is a good fit for a job.

• -> she interviewed for many jobs but she failed.
• ->Policemen interviewed all of us

Synonym

meeting, council

2 To meet with an official institution to recruit a worker.

• -> You will be interviewed ,so you shouldn't want to be late
• ->ı did not interview well so I failed.

3 an interview to get information about someone or something and to publish it in places such as magazines

• -> In two weeks, she was interviewed several times
• ->Magazine articles, radio programs and some television channels have interviewed with me, so I feel good about that, too.

4 to ask questions about a specific topic.

• -> ı was interviewed in the meeting , so it lasted long
• ->In the speaking exam the headteachers interviewed me.

1 to kindle something or to fire something to make it burn.

• -> I had no lighter to light my cigarette.
• ->You cannot light the damp woods.
• ->Group of people lit a fire in the forest resuilting in the big forest fire.

Synonym

burn

2 to give brightness to the area or to lighten in order to see easy

• -> The hall was lit with colorful lamps.
• ->The streets were lit by the moon.

Synonym

brighten

Opposite

darken

1 to perform a task requiring physically or psychologically exertion, particularly as portion of a business

• -> I'm still working on the same report.
• ->Are you two working on the same project?

2 to be employed

• -> I worked as a translator when I was a student.
• ->She can work in any position in the company.

3 to put out energy in order to attain a goal

• -> They are working to improve the city's electricity.
• ->The committee is still working on making elections safier.

4 to force yourself or someone to study particularly extremely difficult

• -> I don’t let them work him too hard.
• ->I know I need to work myself too hard, but I have to.

5 to act; to perform

• -> The TV isn't working.
• ->I couldn't get a coffe because the machine didn't work.

6 to construct a mechanism, gadget, or other object

• -> The oven is worked with gas.
• ->The car is worked by electric.

7 to achieve the desired outcome or impact

• -> The treatment doesn't seem to work on him.
• ->The solution you gave us is working, thank you.

8 to get a certain impact

• -> The situation I was in worked against me in the court.
• ->I didn’t let any of my problems worked against me in the election.

9 to control or handle anything in order to profit from it

• -> The girl who worked the whole company is a billionaire.
• ->I tried to work the lands from my grandfather, but I failed.

10 to push, bend, compress, or otherwise shape or mould a substance into a specific form or manner

• -> We need to work the gold to make it look good.
• ->Let's work the clay to a vase.