think over (to consider something carefully before making a decision) I need more time to think over this matter. Just think it over and let us know what you decide. envocabulary.com
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think of (to have an idea, consider) I am thinking of buying a new house. I must think of a way to get rich. (to remember) I can’t think of his name at the moment. envocabulary.com
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glad (feeling pleasure, joy, or happiness): I’m really glad you came back. happy (feeling or showing pleasure or satisfaction): She will be happy to see you. You look happy today. pleased (happy, especially in a situation): I’m very pleased to hear you’re feeling better. delighted (very happy): I am delighted to see …
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from the word go informal (from the beginning) Our marriage was a disaster from the word go. Let’s have everything clear right from the word go. envocabulary.com
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from scratch (from the beginning, without making use of any previous work) I have my own business that I started from scratch. The fire destroyed everything, so we’ll have to do the whole thing again from scratch. envocabulary.com
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