disagree (to have or express a different opinion about something): I disagree strongly with you about this. differ formal (to disagree): He and his wife differ in their interests. oppose (to disagree strongly with someone or something): We oppose any changes to the policy. take issue with (to disagree with): I must take issue with …
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close (to move something so as to cover an opening): Do you mind if I close the door? shut (to close or to become closed): He shut the door on my fingers. The gate swung shut behind me. slam (to shut forcefully and loudly): He slammed the door behind her angrily. lock …
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beautiful (extremely attractive to look at): Jane was a very beautiful woman. attractive (pleasing to the eye or mind): She found him physically attractive. That is a very attractive idea. pretty (attractive to look at): She is a very pretty girl. You are wearing a pretty dress. good-looking (physically …
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way (a method or manner of doing something): What’s the best way to lose weight? I’ll do it my way, right? method (a way of doing something, especially one that is well known): This method is more effective than others. procedure (a way of doing something, especially the correct …
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very (to a high degree): It’s very cold here at night. The house seems very old. extremely (to a very high degree): That was extremely interesting. I’m extremely sorry for making you wait. really informal (very; extremely): I had a really great meal last night. so informal (very; extremely): …
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