list of ” Use guide words “

1. Abandon: To leave something behind or give it up.
2. Ability: The skill or power to do something.
3. Absorb: To soak up or take in a liquid.
4. Accept: To agree to receive something offered.
5. Account: A record or story of something that happened.
6. Accurate: Free from mistakes; correct.
7. Achieve: To successfully reach a goal or result.
8. Active: Always doing something; lively.
9. Adapt: To change to fit new conditions or situations.
10. Addition: The process of adding or joining things together.
11. Admire: To regard someone or something with respect or wonder.
12. Advance: To move forward or make progress.
13. Advice: Suggestions or recommendations about what someone should do.
14. Affect: To have an influence on something or someone.
15. Afford: To have enough money to pay for something.
16. Agree: To have the same opinion or to accept a suggestion.
17. Allow: To let someone do something or to give permission.
18. Amount: A quantity of something.
19. Analyze: To examine something carefully in order to understand it better.
20. Ancient: Very old; belonging to a long time ago.
21. Announce: To make something known publicly.
22. Anticipate: To expect something to happen in the future.
23. Appreciate: To recognize the value of something or someone.
24. Approve: To agree with something or give permission.
25. Arrange: To put things in a certain order or plan something.
26. Assist: To help someone do something.
27. Attract: To draw attention or interest towards something.
28. Balance: To keep something steady or equal.
29. Benefit: A good result or advantage.
30. Blend: To mix two or more things together.
31. Brilliant: Very bright or outstanding; excellent.
32. Calculate: To determine a number or amount using math.
33. Challenge: A difficult task or problem that requires effort to solve.
34. Change: To make something different.
35. Choose: To pick or select from options.
36. Clarity: The quality of being clear and easy to understand.
37. Combine: To bring two or more things together.
38. Communicate: To share information or ideas with others.
39. Compare: To look at two or more things to see how they are alike or different.
40. Compete: To try to win against others.
41. Complete: To finish something; to make it whole.
42. Concentrate: To focus your attention on something.
43. Confirm: To state that something is true or correct.
44. Connect: To join or link together.
45. Construct: To build or create something.
46. Contact: To get in touch with someone.
47. Continue: To keep going without stopping.
48. Contrast: To show the differences between two things.
49. Contribute: To give something, like money or time, to help.
50. Create: To make something new.
51. Critique: To review or evaluate something critically.
52. Decide: To make a choice or come to a conclusion.
53. Define: To explain the meaning of a word.
54. Deliver: To bring something to a specific place.
55. Demonstrate: To show how something works.
56. Describe: To give details about something.
57. Develop: To grow or improve over time.
58. Differentiate: To recognize or point out the differences.
59. Discover: To find something for the first time.
60. Discuss: To talk about something with others.
61. Distribute: To give out or spread something over an area.
62. Diverse: Different from each other; varied.
63. Effect: A change that results from a cause.
64. Eliminate: To remove or get rid of something.
65. Emphasize: To give special importance to something.
66. Encourage: To give support or confidence to someone.
67. Engage: To participate or become involved in something.
68. Enhance: To improve or make better.
69. Establish: To set up or create something.
70. Evaluate: To assess or judge the value or quality of something.
71. Examine: To inspect closely.
72. Excite: To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm.
73. Expand: To increase in size, number, or importance.
74. Explain: To make something clear or easy to understand.
75. Explore: To investigate or search for information.
76. Express: To show thoughts or feelings in words or actions.
77. Extend: To stretch out or reach further.
78. Facilitate: To make a process easier.
79. Fascinate: To attract and hold someone’s interest.
80. Focus: To concentrate on something.
81. Formulate: To create or devise a plan or method.
82. Gather: To collect or bring together.
83. Generate: To produce or create something.
84. Identify: To recognize or name something.
85. Illustrate: To explain or make something clear using pictures or examples.
86. Impact: The strong effect or influence something has.
87. Improve: To make something better.
88. Include: To contain or have something as part of a whole.
89. Increase: To make something larger or greater in amount.
90. Inform: To provide information or knowledge.
91. Initiate: To start something.
92. Inspire: To motivate or encourage someone to do something.
93. Integrate: To combine or bring together different parts.
94. Interact: To communicate or work together with others.
95. Introduce: To bring someone or something into use or attention.
96. Investigate: To examine or inquire into something systematically.
97. Justify: To show that something is right or reasonable.
98. Maintain: To keep something in good condition.
99. Motivate: To provide a reason for someone to act or do something.
100. Observe: To watch or notice something carefully.

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