Word definitions

  difficult definition difficult  adjective (not easy to do; requiring effort or skill): It was a difficult job. This is a very difficult decision to make. (not easy to understand; hard to solve): The exam questions were very difficult. This is really a difficult problem. (involving lots of problems; causing …

clean definition clean  adjective (not dirty): Give me a clean towel. (not polluted; pure): Clean air and water are necessary for living things. (habitually not dirty): Cats are clean animals. (blank, nothing written on it): Bring me a clean sheet of paper. (does not create pollution): Solar panels provide clean …

background definition background (someone’s previous work, education, family, etc.): I don’t know anything about her background. (information that helps to understand a situation or a problem): Let me give you a brief background on the subject. (the view behind the main things or people in a picture): The photo shows a …

great definition great  adjective (very large in size or number): There was a great beast in the forest. A great crowd had gathered outside the White House. (very large in amount or degree): They spent a great deal of money. I found this place with great difficulty. (considerable or remarkable): …

neat definition neat  adjective (tidy, everything arranged in the right place) Your room is always so neat.   (liking to keep things very clean and orderly) By nature, she was very neat.   (excellent, wonderful, good) It was a really neat movie. We had a neat time together. He is …