benefit (a good or useful result or effect): I do this for your benefit more than mine. good (something that is useful to a person or situation): The social workers do a lot of good. advantage (a thing that makes someone or something better or more useful): He had the advantage of being …
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well (in good health): I’m very well, thank you. healthy (in good health): Boil the bones, and the broth will keep you healthy. all right informal (not ill, not hurt): Jane was ill, but she is all right now. fine not used before a noun (in good health or reasonably …
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wrong (not correct, not right): The phone number was wrong. incorrect (not correct, not true): Your answer is incorrect. false (not true): The report regarding the earthquake was false. untrue (not true): Her statement is completely untrue. in error (not correct; mistaken): She has admitted that she was in error. mistaken …
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useful (good and beneficial for a practical purpose): This tool is useful for gardening. handy informal (easy to use or handle; useful): It’s quite a handy little toolbox. This cardboard box may come in handy. practical (useful or suitable): I need some practical advice on which car to buy. of use (useful): I …
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take your time (to spend as much time as you need; do not hurry): It’s perfectly fine if we get there late, so take your time. delay (to make or become late, or to slow): The heavy traffic delayed us for hours. stall informal (to delay doing something or to …
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