Just take a deep breath – Social life

1 in some kind of a non-excited, tense, or agitated state of mind

• -> Keep calm and going.
• ->I can't keep calm during the argument.
• ->You have to stay calm in order to pass the exam.

Synonym

Tranquil

Opposite

Excite,upset

2 There is no storm if the air is moderate, and the marine or a pond is quiet if it is steady and therefore has no waves

• -> The weather was windy yesterday but today the weather is calm.
• ->The sea seems really calm today,there is no wave.

1 with no errors or inaccuracies

• -> Correct understanding of passage will help us solve the questions correctly.
• ->We are asked to read the questions and mark the correct option.

Synonym

right true

2 correct and appropriate, because anything is carried out like it ought to be

• -> I waited for the correct time to start work.
• ->For this job, we need to be very careful and take the correct step.

3 meeting the needs to talk or act in a manner which is consistent with recognized norms or guidelines

• -> He had to give a correct speech in front of the students.
• ->Correct behaving is a basic knowledge we should teach our children.

Opposite

incorrect

1 distance down from the surface

• -> The sea is too deep for me to swim.
• ->I hardly convinced him to go down this deep of ocean.
• ->You need equipments to dive in that deep.

Synonym

distant

Opposite

shallow

2 express strong feelings

• -> From the deepest of my heart, I love you guys all.
• ->He sat and looked at me with deep pain in his eyes.

Synonym

sincere

Opposite

superficial

3 using the tell about of any color as dark

• -> I was a bit afraid of the deep color of sea at night.
• ->It's a deep brown, I don’t think it'll suit me.
• ->It looks too deep blue on me.

Synonym

dark

Opposite

light

4 used to learn the depth of something

• -> How deep is this lake?
• ->We're here to measure the depth of the water.

Synonym

fathomles

Opposite

small

1 not died, being alive at the moment, existing

• -> They say a living dog is always better than a dead lion.
• ->The living flowers need sunshine and water.
• ->He is known as the best doctor living in the city.

Synonym

alive, existing

Opposite

dead, inanimate

1 being made of only one thing

• -> my necklace is made of pure gold
• ->my father bought pure honey to cure his ilneses.
• ->the mountain has pure air

2 shows something that is totally made of just thing.

• -> ı think that blind person gets a job is pure luck.
• ->She smiled with a pure delight.
• ->Her  motives were pure genuine; however,her approach was so rude.

1 feeling insignificant and pointless. There is no direction in life.

• -> thinking only what you eat leads you to a purposeless existence.
• ->religion gives meaning to people's lives,otherwise people feel purposeless
• ->small children make joke, then start to a purposeless fighting

Synonym

meaningless, pointless ,aimless, useless

Opposite

meaningful ,significant ,useful,

1 in order to do something ,you should be driven by others in other words. it can be called lack of motivation.

• -> The teams thrive because they have been pushed to their limits.
• ->Despite obvious wear and tear, the factories are being pushed to their limits

2 Means lack of motivation , money, time

• -> my family gets me to be pushed for money
• ->I have been working all day and all nigt.ı am pushed for free time.
• ->she works really hard.she is really pushed for money .

Opposite

disinterest

3 intensive and unavailable

• -> Doctors have been pushed for two years because of the pandemic..
• ->I know you're pushed these days, but can you arrange tomorrow's meeting
• ->Can you pay? I'm a bit pushed at the moment.

Synonym

unavailable

Opposite

available

1 qualified shows that someone is capable of to do something successfully after training

• -> this job requires highly qualified people
• ->manager of the company is well qualified
• ->In order to be a qualified teacher, you need experience with students

Synonym

able, competent, capable,

Opposite

unqualified ,incompetent

2 if you are qualified, you have enough experience in order to achieve tasks, duties

• -> ı don't know much about politic, so I am not qualified enough to comment
• ->ı 'm not technically qualified to fix the computer.
• ->prime minister is qualified to lead the country crisis

3 it describes someone meeting the requirements for the position limitedly

• -> We are looking for qualified member to become an executive
• ->football match was met with qualified enthusiasm.

Synonym

fit

Opposite

unfit,

1 As a factual, real or accurate

• -> It's right that you failed the test.
• ->I don't know who is right for me.
• ->The clock doesn't show the right time.

Synonym

correct, true

Opposite

wrong

2 In your perspective or judgment, you are justified

• -> You're right about him, he doesn't worth my love.
• ->You were right about him cheating on his wife.

Opposite

wrong

3 proper for a specific scenario or object, or for a certain individual

• -> Let's choose the right guy for the position.
• ->I have just found the right way to hospital.

Opposite

wrong

4 proper with respect to rules or an individual's responsibility; ethically desirable or suitable

• -> I listen my heart and try to do the right thing.
• ->It’s not right to talk after people's backs.

Opposite

wrong

5 in some kind of a regular or satisfactory state

• -> Why don’t you do anything right?
• ->It doesn’t taste right.

Opposite

wrong

6 influential or trendy in society

• -> I'm trying to take the right lesson for French.
• ->I can’t find the right place for our wedding.

1 if something is unreasonable, it occurs at random without a reason.

• -> unreasonable beliefs were seen in middle ages.
• ->the children creates/created unreasonable fear in their own world.
• ->the fees in the electricity bills were unreasonable.

Synonym

biased,arbitrary, irrational,illogical

Opposite

flexible,open-minded,fair-minded

2 unreasonable is used in the sense of excessive.

• -> factory workers are working under unreasonable pressure.
• ->nowadays, we see unreasonable increase in the price of all sectors.

Synonym

excessive ,unfair, steep

Opposite

fair,reasonable,moderate

1 instead of speaking, it is presented through writing

• -> I need written instructions about the coffee machine.
• ->Can you give me any written copies of the dialog?

2 including writing is used instead of talking or planning process

• -> We’ll prepare a written exam for you.
• ->I don’t want any voice recordings, I want a written homework.

3 as in style of a post, paper, or other formal material

• -> We'll sign the written agreement in front of the press.
• ->I need to see your written contract before putting the house up for sale.

1 if you do something methodicially ,you have a plan or strategy to make it carefully and logically

• -> teacher lowered the paper and folded it to make a kite methodically .
• ->my younger sister prepared all equipments then she mixed them methodically.
• ->doctor examined consequences methodically.

Synonym

logically,carefully,specificically

Opposite

unmethodically,carelessly

1 in a way that shows you are easily irritated or depressed

• -> the child kept speaking moodily until he reached the park
• ->student stared moodily at exam paper
• ->"Why's she spending money ?" her mother said moodily

Synonym

 grumpily

Opposite

cheerfully,happily

1 not left, the side of right

• -> Their home is on the right.
• ->You can find those trees on the right side of the road.

2 completely, exactly

• -> You have to go right now!
• -> The '80s was the right time to be alive.

3 without any delay and happening suddenly

• -> The bus came at the right time.
• ->It has happened right after you went.

4 in the manner in which things should or are meant to happen; in a morally acceptable manner

• -> You chose the right option.
• ->You did right by dropping school.

1 blockage is an object that blocks flow or movement.

• -> margarine causes blockages in the arteries.
• ->the logical treatment is to remove this blockage
• ->the farmer created a blockage for the animals

Synonym

obstruction, barrier, blockade, brick wall

Opposite

edge

1 boredom is mood of being bored

• -> I sit around all day and eat junk food out of boredom.
• ->boredom is one of the main reasons why kids get into trouble.
• ->she could no longer stand the boredom of having nothing to do

Synonym

 tedium, apathy, doldrums, weariness

Opposite

entertainment,excitement,energy

1 breath is the air we take into our lungs and give out.

• -> runners had to stop for breath before they got breathless
• ->patients develop a cough and shortness of breath
• ->have you eaten garlic? Your breath smells.

Synonym

inhalation, breathing, 

Opposite

breathless,dead

2 Breath refers to an amount of air that you take it once.

• -> My small children recited the whole national poem in one breath
• ->He escaped in one breath
• ->Before you enter the exam, take a deep breath and try to relax.

Synonym

gust, sigh, respiration,breathing,exhalation

Opposite

breathless,

1 calm describes the state of being peaceful and calm.

• -> they remained on the terrace after dinner,enjoying the calm air of the evening.
• ->a scream shattered the late calm afternoon

Synonym

self -possesion,coolness,calmness composure

Opposite

anxiety

2 a period in which there is no wind

1 the process or outcome of something changing

• -> I've seen slight changes in your final paper.
• ->The company considers making some radical changes after the unfortunate accident.

Synonym

swap

2 anything that is utilized to change something else; the activity of changing anything with something fresh or unusual

• -> I think you should consider this change.
• ->Is change possible for this old decoration?

Synonym

replace,switch

3 the circumstance that a scenario, a location, or an event differs from the norm and hence is more likely to be quirky, entertaining, or enjoyable

• -> Look at this surprising change!
• ->I didn't expect such a change from him.

4 the cash you receive back while you pay for something by donating extra cash than it expenses you

• -> You can keep the change.
• ->It is not something shameful to ask for your change after paying.

Synonym

exchange

5 Instead of banknotes, pennies are used

• -> I don't have any change on my pocket.
• ->Can you borrow me some change?

Synonym

money, cash

6 a spare pair of clothing, and so on.

• -> I need a change of suits.
• ->I will have change of purse one day!

1 the deep [singular] (literary) the sea

• -> After a certain distance, the sea is deep.
• ->I'm afraid of drowning because the sea is deep.

Synonym

Shallow

2 the lowest part of something

• -> Dog sounds from the mountains in the deeps of the night.
• ->I'm sinking deep in my sadness.

1 anything that is based on reality, particularly when it could be demonstrated

• -> It's a fact that I liked her.
• ->I know for a fact that he'll not let me go out with you guys.

2 ones that are real as opposed to ones that were constituted

• -> We played a fact or fiction quiz at the party.
• ->I can't understand if it's a fact or an opinion.

3 a term utilized to describe a certain scenario that occurs

• -> Despite the fact that I have no fails, I'm still afraid not to get accepted to MIT.
• -> Her clothes is showing the fact that she was pregnant.

1 "the feel" is the sensation you experience while you contact or are contacted by anything.

• -> I love the feel of satin of this dress.
• ->I don't like the the feel of old leather, it makes me itchy.

Synonym

emotion

2 the impact made by a location, circumstance, or other factors; ambiance

• -> Her new red dress has a spring feel.
• ->The hospital has an annoying feel.

3 extremely strong emotions

• -> Their wedding gave me feels that I never experienced before.
• ->I have these bad feels about our concert tomorrow.

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 cash to purchase the necessities of existence

• -> What is the job you work for living?
• ->He is ready to do any job for living.

2 a manner or a manner of lifestyle

• -> He earns well because he has a good job so he has good living standards.
• ->She wants a living in a peaceful and calm place in nature.

3 people who are currently living

• -> All living continue to fight despite knowing that one day they will die.
• ->All living need money and love to continue to their lives.

1 a span of space that is exceedingly brief

• -> I'll be there in a moment.
• ->The speech lasted a moment.
• ->It didn't take me a moment to finish my meal.

Synonym

bit, minute, time, brief time period

Opposite

long

2 a precise moment

• -> She wanted to be with her children at her last moment.
• ->It was too late at the moment he left home.
• ->Everything happened at an unexpected moment.

Synonym

occasion

3 catching the right moment to activate an idea

• -> The moment I saw him was unforgettable.
• ->I have never experienced such an exciting moment in my life.
• ->I can't forget the moment we kissed each other.

Synonym

occasion, time

4 A certain period of time that is active in a person's life

• -> I took a picture of the moment the fish jumped out of the sea.

Synonym

occasion, point, time

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 An explanation for something done

• -> I stopped questioning reasons because it's what my parents expected from me.
• ->The reason why cats lick themselves is to be cleaned up.

Synonym

cause, why

2 a reality that helps something to be right

• -> You'll let me cry when you listen to my reasons.
• ->I can't end my friendship with him for no reason.

Synonym

justification

3 To be able to create options for something and choose the best

• -> The clash of my reason and my heart makes me so tired.
• ->I can't stop you if your reason says it can happen.

Synonym

mind, wit, wisdom

4 that is feasible, realistic, and ethical

• -> I did all the questions using my reason and no one noticed.
• ->Don't worry, you won't be upset in any way you start by using your reason.

Synonym

prudence

1 Time allotted to rest after work or any time

• -> Every weekend, they go to the forest for relaxation.
• ->Her favorite relaxation activity is meditation.
• ->Don't forget that, the most important thing is relaxation in your daily life.

Synonym

composure, mental repose

2 a person feels relaxed or carefree,

• -> She said that reading self-help books is a relaxation activity for her mental health.
• ->He has a coach who teaches relaxation techniques after working out.

Synonym

mental repose, composure

Opposite

anxiety

3 Relaxation of the contracted part of a person's body muscles

• -> The treatment with music and massage for muscle relaxation heals everybody.
• ->According to the research

Synonym

loosenin, easing

Opposite

tightening, contraction

4 To make a rule or ban more comfortable.

1 the direction of right side

• -> She was sitting on my right.
• ->I use my right hand while writing.

Opposite

left

2 Directions used to be described while going somewhere, for example, take the 2nd road from the right.

• -> Take the first right when you turn the corner.
• ->Don't forget to take the second right after going left.

Opposite

left

3 a right-hand turn

• -> I take a right after entering the street.
• ->You shouldn't take a right while going to school.

Opposite

left

4 a morally or legally entitlement to own or get anything, or to act in a specific manner

• -> It is their right to protect themselves in this situation.
• ->Women's rights should be crucial for everyone.

5 what is ethically acceptable or excellent

• -> It is right to dress properly in a formal situation.
• ->It's right to warn people who disturb you.

1 to consider something in sometimes

• -> I will have to think before choosing a university.
• ->If you have a think before marrying someone, you have a healthier marriage.

1 an idea anticipated or remembered

• -> The thought of my family's death makes me want to cry
• ->I don't want the thought of you firing my brother
• ->She couldn't deal with the thought of moving to another city

Synonym

idea, considiration

2 the totality of the mind and the ideas in it

• -> My thoughts about him changed a lot these days
• ->The school wanted to build a new park for the kids but their thoughts were changed

Synonym

idea

3 Consideration.

• -> I will try to give him a chance to do a comprehensive thought
• ->She doesn't want to give another thought for this job

Synonym

consideration, concluding

4 to deeply and vigorously think about something

5 the capacity and capability of thinking

• -> I appreciated her being so defensive about the right of expressing thoughts
• ->Philosophy gives us a right to extract our thoughts

Synonym

cognition

1 a location where one road diverges from the one you're on

• -> She finally took the right turning.
• ->Take the third turn on the left.

1 anything which you require or desire

• -> Want is the mother of industry.
• ->I aim to satisfy my customers' wants and needs.

Synonym

crave

Opposite

have

2 a condition where there isn't sufficient of anything

• -> There is a want of enough food for people who are in need.
• ->There is a want of large amount of money for the surgery of a little girl.

Synonym

lack

Opposite

abundance

3 the condition of being impoverished, without meal, and so forth.

• -> The people who wander around my house are living in want.
• ->Travelling to India and seeing thousands of people living want with their children broke my heart.

Synonym

absence

Opposite

abundance

1 to calm back and rest, particularly after a powerful sense or enthusiasm

• -> I tried to calm her but she was full of rage.
• ->After feeling a panic I tried to calm myself.

1 to transform into something new

• -> I have changed a lot after puberty.
• ->She has not changed a bit after get back from college.

Synonym

modify

Opposite

remain

2 to establish anyone or anything dissimilar

• -> The money changed him a lot.
• ->He changed my life with his help.

Synonym

modify

Opposite

remain

3 to change from one condition or shape to alternative; to cause someone or something to change states or patterns

• -> He changed his house which was located in Liverpool to London.
• ->Her excitement changed into madness.

4 to transition from one condition, location, or purpose to another

• -> The driver changed his path.
• ->The weathercock changed its direction when the wind came from a different angle.

Opposite

remain

5 to substitute anything fresh or unfamiliar for something old, such as an individual, a product, etc.

• -> Do not change the page, I am reading it.
• ->Do not change the covers, I just changed it.

Synonym

reverse

Opposite

remain

6 change roles or places with anything else; so that both sides have what the other has

• -> I changed the seats with my co-passenger.
• ->My sister changed our drinks while I was looking away.

Synonym

adjustment

Opposite

sameness

7 to convert cash into some other nation's currency

• -> 100 dollars were changed into over 2 thousands rupees.
• ->I need to change my money from euro to kron to buy a bottle of water.

8 to swap cash for various pennies or banknotes for the exact value

• -> Do you have a change for 50 dollars?
• ->Can you change a 150 euros note?

Synonym

coins

Opposite

bill

9 to swap something that you've purchased for something different, particularly if it's defective; to provide a consumer with a replacement item if the one they've purchased is defective.

• -> I needed to change my shoes with new ones because there was a stain on it.
• ->We can only change the products which is unopened.

Synonym

adjust

Opposite

remain

10 to transfer through one vehicle, rail, or other mode of transportation to another in attempt to keep a trip

• -> I must change buses in İstanbul to arrive my destination.
• ->We changed our transportation from bus to subway to reach home rapidly.

1 showing a right way to do something by giving feedbacks or showing mistakes

• -> We corrected the problem between us
• ->The second time he answered that question, he corrected the mistake he had made the first time.

2 evaluate an exam or a written work

• -> The teacher corrected the mistakes made by the students with a red pencil.
• ->In the preparatory class, our teacher would correct the mistakes in the essays and give feedback.

1 using a connecting phrase to describe a certain sensation or mood

• -> He feels very positive since he met her.
• ->I feel so energetic after doing workout.
• ->I felt lonely in the crowd.

Synonym

sense, have the feeling

2 anything affecting you or making a strengthening the capacity on you causes you to recognize or be conscious of it.

• -> I felt her head on my arm while she was sleeping.
• ->She felt a sudden breath on her neck and cried for help.
• ->I can't feel my left arm from the operation.

Synonym

sense

3 to perceive things even without using our senses

• -> I can feel how strong the bond between them is.
• ->Pupils may not feel the meaningfulness of an activity, so teachers should provide them with appropriate tasks.
• ->Her children couldn't feel the seriousness of her situation.

Synonym

sense

4 The first glance you see or perceive in a person

• -> The aura of this house feels irritating.
• ->The woman staring at me felt so perverse to me.
• ->She feels confident only by looking at her walk.

Synonym

sense, give impression that, seem like

5 things that can be perceived by the senses

• -> What I was holding in my hand felt squishy.
• ->Her hands feel something like cotton.

Synonym

sense, give the impression that

6 Using the sense of touch to learn the shape of something

• -> You can feel how soft its fur is.
• ->I like feeling his rough skin touching mine.
• ->She felt the temperature of the milk before giving it to her baby.

Synonym

sense, touch, perceive

7 having a specific viewpoint or mindset

• -> She felt the underlying cause of this situation.
• ->Through her eyes, he feells the significance of this depth. 

Synonym

believe, reckon, be under the impression, sense

1 to find someone attractive or enjoy doing something

• -> I like your outfit! It matches with your new bag.
• ->She likes drinking her evening tea after coming home.
• ->He likes her but he has no courage to tell his feelings.

Synonym

love, adore, enjoy

Opposite

dislike

2 nice way to ask something from someone in a café or restaurant.

• -> I'd like to buy a bottle of water, please.
• ->What would you like to say about this meeting?
• ->I would like to get some chocolate.

Synonym

want

3 a button demonstrating that you love or approve something on social media or other websites.

• -> I didn’t like his post about appreciating zoos.
• ->She posted a selfie and got million likes.
• ->He likes her photos to catch her attention.

Synonym

love, approve

Opposite

dislike

1 To turn back to the normal status, it can be somebody/something/yourself.

• -> Glasses on the table do not seem equal can you right them?
• ->I dropped the statue, could you please right it?

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

1 having a special opinion about something/somebody

• -> I think this was her bag but I'm not sure.
• ->I don’t think she'd want to leave us but I didn’t ask her about it.

Synonym

believe

Opposite

neglect

2 using mind to something, trying to solve problems

• -> I try to think clearly on this case but it gets rambled everytime.
• ->I didn’t think much on it.

Synonym

ponder

Opposite

hide

3 to create an idea of something

• -> Just think how would life be if there was no cars.
• ->I didn't think you'd come this early.

Synonym

imagine

Opposite

realize

4 to wait something

• -> I never thought that we could be enemies.
• ->This project is harder than I thought.

Synonym

expect

Opposite

know

5 To make something you say sound less definite or more pleasant, use this expression

• -> I thoguht you'd stay tonight.
• ->Do you think we could go out tomorrow?

Synonym

be polite

Opposite

be rude

1 when you want something or to do something, you feel a desire to do it,

• -> the child wants to be a doctor.
• ->all I want is just peace
• ->they want to travel all over the world

Synonym

prefer, would like,wish,need

Opposite

dislike,hate

2 when you say somebody that you want ,you firmly tell that it is necessary to be done.

• -> I want that report typed till toninght..
• ->the house wants cleaning
• ->ı want my career back

Synonym

require,need,prefer

Opposite

not want ,hate,

3 we use want when offering or suggesting something to someone

• -> do you want me to come with you?
• ->who wants a cup of tea?

Synonym

feel like, desire, fancy, feel the need for

Opposite

despise

4 when you are wanted by somebody.they ask for talking to you.

• -> the criminal is wanted on the phone.
• ->she is wanted by the police
• ->ı want you in my room.

Synonym

require

Opposite

spurn