| head 1 | head 2 | head 3 | head 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recognition (noun) | identification, remembrance, acceptance, acknowledgement | denial, unknowingness, unfamiliarity, disregard | 1. His writings earned him much recognition. 2. His poetry earned him much recognition in the West. |
| Hamper (verb) | hinder, obstruct, constrain, disrupt, block | assist, help, facilitate, aid | 2. Noise pollution can hamper our study. 2. My sickness before the exam hampered my study. |
| Legacy (noun) | inheritance, heritage, bequest | contemporary, recent, modern, denial, rejection | 1. Her father left a legacy of this beautiful house. |
| Opportunity (noun) | chance, scope, way | threat, impossibility, | 1. We should prepare ourselves for the opportunity. Please, don't miss the opportunity. |
| Mist (noun) | fog, murk, smog, darkness | clear, glorious, conspicuous | 1. If you go to Baltic countries, you will see mist everywhere. |
| Breeze (noun) | wind, airflow, blow | calmness, immobility, standstill | 1. If you go outside, you can enjoy a gentle breeze. |
| Grizzle (verb) | cry, weep, moan, groan, complain, darken | brighten, cheer, tolerate, rejoice, smile | 1. Please, don't grizzle about the matter. |
| Coverage (noun) | broadcasting, reports, interpretation, study, write-up, analysis | restriction, ignorance, blocking, | 1. Our writings always get much coverage in the press. 2. We always come across massive TV coverage on this issue. |
| Hike (verb) | walk, trek, | drive, run, | 1. I spend half an hour in the morning hiking around the lake. |
| Tripod (noun) | three-legged stand, stand, holder, trivet | rack, nook | 1. I use a tripod to hold my camera when I shoot my videos,. |
| Summarize (verb) | abridge, sum-up, outline | elaborate, enlarge, lengthen | 1. Can you summarize today's class? 2. Summarize the text below. |
| Authenticity | originality, genuineness, correctness, truthfullness | inaccuracy, unreliability | 1. We have to ensure the authenticity of this machine. 2. I always confirm the authenticity of my posts before publishing them. |
| Emphasize | accentuate, strengthen, underline | understate, belittle, underemphasize | 1. We have to emphasize hard work and honesty. 2. We need to emphasize the fact we came across yesterday. |
| Sniff (verb) | inhale, smell, | exhale, breathe | 1. The bear came to him and sniffed his body. 2. My dog sniffed around my feet when I went to my village home. |
| Cohesive | balanced, symmetric, coordinated | asymmetrical, unequal, disordered | 1. What they need is a cohesive effort. 2. They were very few in number, but their attack was very cohesive. |
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