tired (feeling that you want to rest, needing rest): I was really tired after so much walking. exhausted (very tired): This long journey exhausted me. weary (very tired): I need to rest my weary eyes after a long day at the computer. spent formal (very tired and with no energy): …
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surprise (to give someone the feeling experienced when something unexpected or unusual happens): Her reaction surprised everyone. amaze (to surprise greatly): His skills will amaze you. astonish (to surprise greatly): The magician’s tricks astonished everyone. astound (to amaze or shock): The teacher was astounded by her quick thinking. startle (to …
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road (a way with a hard surface for vehicles to travel on): There were too many cars on the road yesterday. highway (a main road for traveling long distances, especially one that connects towns or cities): The highway links Los Angeles to Seattle. divided highway American English (a highway with …
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protect (keep safe from harm, injury, or danger): We should do more to protect the environment. defend (protect a person or place from attack): The government deployed additional troops to defend the borders. guard (watch over to keep a person or a place safe): The dogs guard the house …
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interesting (special, unusual, or exciting in a way that attracts attention): The movie was really interesting. fascinating (very interesting or attractive): This place is absolutely fascinating. compelling formal (interesting or exciting): I found the novel very compelling. absorbing (very interesting or enjoyable): It was a really absorbing game. engrossing (holds …
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