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 really neat movie. We had a neat time together. He is a …