often (frequently, many times): I often go for a walk after lunch. a lot informal (frequently, many times): I see him in the park a lot. frequently formal (often): We update the systems frequently. again and again (many times): She mopped the floor again and again. repeatedly (many times): I repeatedly told …
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nice (enjoyable, satisfying, or attractive): I had a nice time. She looks very nice. pleasant (giving pleasure; attractive): It’s a pleasant place to live. good (pleasant, enjoyable): Have a good day! The steak tastes good. enjoyable (an event or experience you enjoy): We had an enjoyable vacation. pleasurable formal (an event …
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meeting (an occasion when people come together to discuss things and make decisions): We held an urgent meeting to discuss the problem. gathering (an occasion when a group of people come together for a particular purpose): The president addressed a gathering of political leaders. We’re having a small family gathering this weekend. …
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fan (someone who supports or likes a famous person, sports team, etc.): I’m a big fan of pop music. John is a keen football fan. enthusiast (someone who is very interested in a particular activity or subject and spends a lot of time doing it): Jane is a real …
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explain (to make something easy to understand by describing it): Let me explain the situation to you. clarify formal (to make something clear or easy to understand): His explanation did not clarify some points. elucidate formal (to make something that is difficult clear or easy to understand): I don’t …
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