Historical buildings – Architecture

1 which could be accepted or recognized

• -> It is very difficult to be a credible person in this age.
• ->According to the information I gathered from credible sources, he is cheating on you.

Synonym

convincing

Opposite

incredible

2 which could be approved since it appears to have a chance of succeeding.

• -> He showed credible evidence and everyone believed him.
• ->When he was accused of theft, he made a credible defense and was acquitted.

Synonym

viable

1 Huge amount of anything

• -> My aunt has an endless patience to everybody.
• ->Mathematic class felt endless to all students.

Synonym

limitless, never-ending, infinite

Opposite

finite, finished

2 enduring for an extended period of duration

• -> The last 2 weeks before the wedding was endless to the bride.
• ->The moment that Sam kissed Kate was like endless to both of them.

Synonym

constant, continuous

Opposite

ending

1 in touch with the old days

• -> My grandmother was a historical person.
• ->It is the first time I have seen such a historical book.

Synonym

ancient

2 linked to the work of past events

• -> Did you do your historical research properly?
• ->I work on historical papers.

Synonym

archival

3 concerning historical figures and happenings

• -> I really enjoy to watch historical movies.
• ->Do you want to hear the best historical story?

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 possessing no identity; whose identifier you are unfamiliar with

• -> Written by a nameless author, this book has become very popular lately.
• ->A large amount of donations were made to the foundation by a nameless philanthropist.

Synonym

anonymous

2 her/his identity is hidden away

• -> Since the person who donated blood to her was nameless, she could not thank him.
• ->Since the person who had helped him all day was nameless, he could not reach him again.

Synonym

anonymous

3 hard or unappealing to put into words

• -> The food left a nameless taste in my mouth.
• ->There was a nameless smell when he came back as he left his room very dirty.

1 toward the north, coming or blowing from north

• -> North side of the city is much colder than here.
• ->The north wind will be so tough.

Synonym

northward

Opposite

south

1 Not influenced by the time.

• -> His timeless success is excellent.
• ->This art is timeless.

Synonym

lasting

Opposite

fleeting

2 Continue without ending.

• -> He live in my heart timeless.
• ->It was a timeless journey.

1 a direction towards the north

• -> The red tip of the compass points north.
• ->The weather was beautiful that night, and a great star was shining in the North.

1 a structure made by people to shelter and live such as house

• -> These buildings trace back to Ancient Egypt.
• ->I have made this building for my family to live around nature.
• ->High-rise apartment buildings are the choice of most people.

Synonym

structure

2 the state of building something.

• -> There are always new building metarials that arise as new technologies are developed.
• ->Building of skyscraper must be a tough place to work.
• ->Architects draw building projects before starting to build.

1 in a being hot manner

• -> I can't work in this heat without an air condition.
• ->How did you drink coffe in this heat?

Synonym

warmth

Opposite

cold

2 Energy that is transferred from one object to another in physics.

• -> Metals naturally conduct heat well.
• ->I wore bright clothes to minimize the absorption of heat.

Synonym

hotness

Opposite

cold

3 a source that cook food

• -> You need to mix it until it boils on a low heat.
• ->It seems like she didn’t cook the meat on a low heat, it’s dry and tasteless.

Synonym

warmth

Opposite

cold

4 to being powerful feelings, like anger or excitement

• -> The heat in his defense swept him away.
• ->I later apologized for the things I say in the heat of the moment.

Synonym

passion

Opposite

freeze

1 knowledge about someone or anything

• -> I need more information about the kidnapping.
• ->My friend didn't give any information about the girl he was going to introduce me to, I'm curious.

Synonym

knowledge

2 information that a machine processes, stores, or sends

• -> The computer information was of no use to me.
• ->Did you see the information I sent to your computer as a pdf?

Synonym

data

3 what a certain organization or chain of events represents

• -> Identical twins have the same genetic information.
• ->Sense 8' is a tv series about an experiment in which they create clones of a human's genetic information.

1 a comprehension about what it is like to be in a certain situation

• -> Do you have an insight of the challenges we face?
• ->Will you show an insight of what he has accomplished?

Synonym

understanding

2 the capability of seeing and comprehending the reality about individuals or circumstances

• -> The detective solved the events with great insight.
• ->If you want to be a good lawyer you have to have insight.

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 larger picture As you enjoy the sunshine rising, the position which is on your left is generally the northern.

• -> The red tip of the compass points north.
• ->The moss of the trees grows towards the north.

2 a state's,  or the planet's northernmost area

• -> Football team delights the north.
• ->The rainy climate of the north has given people a hard time this year.

3 the Arctic Circle the northern counties of the U.s that battled the Southern during the American Civil War

• -> France refused to assist the North.
• ->England sent a lot of equipment to the North.

4 the globe's wealthier and more industrialized nations, particularly in Europe and North America

• -> The North has sent aid packages to the poor countries of Africe.
• ->I'll go to North to work this summer.

1 the placement or arrangement of persons or objects in connection to one another

• -> This is not the correct order.
• ->Everything should be done in order.

Synonym

sequence

2 the condition of being meticulously and cleanly organized

• -> Thank you for keeping my piano in good order.
• ->Get your words into some sort of order in your mind before giving the speech.

Synonym

organization,structure

Opposite

disorganization

3 individuals follow laws, regulations, or hierarchy, to be in a condition of existence

• -> You didn't disobey to the order.
• ->This is a threat to the order.

Synonym

law

4 In some kind of a cafe, pub, or other establishment, a demand for meals and beverages

• -> Can I get your order?
• ->I would like to order.
• ->My order has been delayed.

5 a demand for items to be produced or provided

• -> I took 20 ring order from my small business.
• ->Five more order is necessary but no one orders from my company.

6 anything which someone in a position of power tells them to perform

• -> Obey the order in order to get a chance.
• ->I will not disobey the order.

7 the method a community, the earth, or anything else is organized, with its own set of laws and traditions

• -> New order should be established.
• ->The old order could have resisted but it didn't.

1 a great sense of approbation for anyone or anything due to their superior traits or accomplishments

• -> Thanks to the race he won, he earned the respect of everyone.
• ->Some people live just to earn respect.

Synonym

reverence

Opposite

disrespect

2 politeness or concern for anyone or anything you believe is significant

• -> I have a deep respect for my brother.
• ->He has such a great respect for his parents that his friends are greatly appreciated him.

Synonym

esteem

Opposite

disrespect

3 with... regard to a specific element or feature of anything

• -> In this respect, we decided to make a fresh start.
• ->This year we have done well in many respects.

1 information based on verifiable facts about the composition and behavior of the natural and physical world

• -> What she said sparked controversy in the world of science
• ->To achieve good science, you must conduct successful experiments.

2 the research of physics

• -> She worked hard to succeed in science at the University.
• ->The article in the science journal she got from the library caught her attention.

3 a specific field of research

• -> Physics is the science of logic
• ->Whether or not history can be considered as a science is debated by many scientists.

4 Examining a community or inspecting it according to their established rules

• -> Scientists working for the science of chemistry reached new information with their experiments.
• ->Political science can be instrumental in finding solutions to societal problems

1 practical ways of scientific knowledge in industry,

• -> Technology is the most important thing that makes our life easier
• ->Thanks to the technology, we can communicate with people far away in seconds.

2 Items created and made by technology

• -> Ellie came to school with her recent phone.
• ->Technological devices change our life fast

1 showing gratitude to someone for anything

• -> After you are done, say thank your friend.
• ->Thanks is the best value.

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 the time span from 1 January to 31 December, or 365 or 366 days separated into 2 months

• -> It has been a year since I last saw you.
• ->She travels every year to other countries.

Synonym

period

2 span of life; age

• -> I am a 20-year-old university student.
• ->They have 10 years age gap.

Synonym

time, period

3 a stage in which you stay for a year; a student who is studying at a specific level

• -> She has started English in year five.
• ->The first years do English to keep your scores high.

Synonym

term

1 to be genuine; to be engaged in a circumstance

• -> I want to exist in your dreams.
• ->It's scary to even think that dinosaurs existed.

Synonym

disappear

2 a person who tries to live with a small amount of money

• -> I didn't exist with you so nothing will change even if you don't exist
• ->I exist with the debts you gave me

Synonym

vanish

1 to enable something to become hot or warm; to cause something to become hot or warm

• -> Heat the oven.
• ->I will heat the pasta sauce.

Synonym

make hot

Opposite

cold

1 to be capable to identify someone or something and state who or whatever they represent

• -> I couldn’t identify the new boy.
• ->I was able to identify my attacker in court.

2 to locate or explore someone or something

• -> You should identify your priorities.
• ->This method will be used to identify the office's needs.

3 to enable the identification of who or what someone/something is

• -> I brought the family to identify the dead body's clothes.
• ->I need to identify the shapeless thing in the box.

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 inquire about food or drink in such a cafe, pub, or other establishment.

• -> Can I take your order?
• ->Are you ready to order?
• ->I ordered a king chicken menu from KFC.

2 to request the production or supply of products; to request the provision of a function

• -> They ordered fifteen of them.
• ->No one ordered from my small business so I bankrupted.

3 to utilize your status of power to order someone to perform something or to state that something must occur

• -> You can't order anything to me.
• ->I ordered you to leave.

Synonym

tell, instruct, direct, command

4 to put things together or coordinate

• -> Order of words create the syntax.
• ->order of numbers

1 to admire someone or something; to possess a positive view of someone or something;

• -> We all respect his kindness.
• ->I respect you for taking this company higher than ever.

Synonym

admire

2 to ensure that you do not do something that may be seen inappropriate; being careful about anything

• -> Whatever you choose, we will respect your choices.
• ->I need people around me to respect my ideas.