list of ” Use context to identify the meaning of a word “

1. Adapt – To change in order to fit a new situation.
2. Admire – To look up to someone with respect or approval.
3. Agitate – To stir up or disturb; to make someone feel anxious.
4. Anticipate – To expect or predict something will happen.
5. Arise – To come into being or to occur.
6. Assist – To help someone in doing something.
7. Attain – To achieve or reach a goal.
8. Baffle – To confuse or puzzle someone.
9. Balance – A state of being equal or steady; to keep things steady.
10. Barrier – An obstacle that prevents movement or progress.
11. Bewilder – To cause someone to become confused or perplexed.
12. Brilliant – Very bright; smart or clever.
13. Calculate – To determine a number or amount using math.
14. Calm – Peaceful; not excited or upset.
15. Charming – Pleasant or attractive in a way that makes someone like you.
16. Clarify – To make something easier to understand; to explain.
17. Collect – To gather items or information together.
18. Compete – To strive to win or be better than others.
19. Complain – To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
20. Confident – Sure of oneself; having trust in one’s abilities.
21. Construct – To build or create something.
22. Contribute – To give or supply something, such as ideas or money.
23. Cooperate – To work together toward a common goal.
24. Create – To bring something into existence; to make.
25. Crisis – A time of intense difficulty or danger.
26. Curious – Eager to learn or know something.
27. Decide – To make a choice or come to a conclusion.
28. Defer – To put off or delay something; to yield to someone else’s opinion.
29. Delight – A feeling of great pleasure or joy.
30. Depend – To rely on someone or something for support.
31. Develop – To grow or progress; to cause something to grow.
32. Differentiate – To recognize or ascertain what makes something different.
33. Disaster – A sudden event that causes great damage or distress.
34. Distribute – To give out or spread over a wide area.
35. Diverse – Having a variety of different types or elements.
36. Eliminate – To completely remove or get rid of something.
37. Encourage – To give support, confidence, or hope to someone.
38. Enhance – To improve the quality or value of something.
39. Enthusiastic – Having or showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest.
40. Estimate – To make a rough calculation of the value, number, or quantity of something.
41. Evaluate – To assess or judge the value or quality of something.
42. Exclude – To leave out or not include something.
43. Expand – To increase in size, number, or importance.
44. Explain – To make something clear or easy to understand.
45. Explore – To investigate or travel through an unfamiliar area.
46. Fascinate – To attract and hold someone’s attention very strongly.
47. Fiction – A story that is made up and not based on real events.
48. Flourish – To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way.
49. Focus – To concentrate attention or energy on something.
50. Frustrate – To make someone feel upset or annoyed because they cannot achieve something.
51. Generate – To produce or create something.
52. Hesitate – To pause before doing something due to uncertainty.
53. Identify – To recognize or establish what something is.
54. Imitate – To copy someone’s actions or behavior.
55. Impact – The effect or influence of one thing on another.
56. Include – To contain something as part of a whole.
57. Influence – The power to change or affect someone or something.
58. Inspire – To fill someone with the urge or ability to do something creative.
59. Interact – To communicate or work together with others.
60. Investigate – To look into something in detail to find out more.
61. Isolate – To separate or set apart from others.
62. Journey – The act of traveling from one place to another.
63. Justify – To show or prove something to be right or reasonable.
64. Limit – A point beyond which something does not or may not extend.
65. Maintain – To keep something in a particular state or condition.
66. Manipulate – To control or influence something or someone cleverly or unfairly.
67. Navigate – To plan and direct the route or course of something.
68. Negotiate – To discuss something in order to reach an agreement.
69. Observe – To watch carefully and attentively.
70. Obtain – To get or acquire something.
71. Occasion – A particular time or instance of an event.
72. Offer – To present something for someone to accept or reject.
73. Organize – To arrange or put things in a specific order.
74. Participate – To take part in an activity or event.
75. Perceive – To become aware of something through the senses.
76. Persuade – To convince someone to do something.
77. Predict – To say what will happen in the future based on knowledge or experience.
78. Preserve – To keep something in its original state or in good condition.
79. Propose – To suggest a plan or idea for consideration.
80. Protect – To keep something safe from harm or danger.
81. Pursue – To follow or chase after something.
82. React – To respond to something that has happened.
83. Reflect – To think deeply or carefully about something.
84. Regulate – To control or maintain something according to rules.
85. Relate – To show or make a connection between things.
86. Reveal – To make something known that was previously hidden.
87. Revise – To review and make changes to something.
88. Satisfy – To fulfill a desire or need; to make someone happy.
89. Secure – To fix or attach something firmly; to make safe.
90. Select – To choose something from a group.
91. Significant – Important or meaningful.
92. Simplify – To make something easier to understand or do.
93. Synthesize – To combine different ideas or elements into a whole.
94. Tempt – To attract someone to do something wrong or unwise.
95. Theorize – To form a theory or set of theories about something.
96. Translate – To express the meaning of something in a different language.
97. Transform – To change something completely.
98. Trust – To have confidence in someone or something.
99. Validate – To confirm the truth or value of something.
100. Volunteer – To offer to do something without being paid for it.

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