difficult (not easy to do or understand): It was a very difficult job. The exam questions were a bit difficult. hard (difficult): That is a very hard task. tough (very difficult to do or deal with): It is very tough to quit smoking. challenging (difficult in a way that …
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excellent (extremely good): Your English is excellent. great informal (extremely good): We had a great time in Paris. wonderful informal (extremely good, pleasant): The weather here is wonderful. fantastic informal (extremely good, enjoyable): It is a truly fantastic place to stay. terrific informal (extremely good, wonderful): We had a …
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free synonyms free (at no cost, without payment): Children under four travel free on public transport. free of charge (without charge): Technical assistance for the product is free of charge. for nothing (without any payment): I got this emerald ring for nothing from a friend. complimentary (something that is given …
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end (to come or bring to a conclusion): The asphalt ends here; we have to drive on that dirt road. finish (to come or bring to an end): After you finish your homework, you can watch TV. come to an end (end, finish): We all wish the war would …
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dirty (not clean): Your face is dirty; go and wash it. filthy (very dirty): The water is filthy, and it stinks. His room was filthy. Look at this jacket; it’s filthy. dusty (covered with dust): The floor is dusty. Everything in the attic was dusty. muddy (covered with mud, full …
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