Daily Vocabulary with Example.1

‘Daily Vocabulary is a fundamental part of Our daily lives and plays a critical role in building relationships, sharing information, expressing ideas and thoughts emotions, and collaborating with others.

Daily Vocabulary with Example

Learning English Vocabulary

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Learning English vocabulary is a basic and very important part of learning the language. learning a new vocabulary word means more than just understanding what the word means. To really learn new English words, you must understand them and be able to use the words correctly when you speak or write. There are more than millions of words in the English language. But don’t worry about it. Most English Speakers use only about 20,000 English words.

list of daily used English words with meaning

Topic vocabulary.

See words used when talking about a variety of subjects or topics, with definitions and examples sentences in context

1. Casually – English meaning (adverb)

• Meanings – In a casual manner.
• Synonyms – Accidentally, by-chance, randomly.
• Sentences – l just asked casually. l didn’t need to know, he said too casually. Simon asked too casually. she was dressed casually in shorts and T-shirt.

2. Desire – verb

• Meanings – To have or feel a desire. To want sexually. A Strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing.
• Synonyms – Wish, hope, crave, want, like, long-for
• Sentences – He has no desire nor sense, no half so short a way. We have a natural desire to want to help others. I have no desire to stay here. Everybody desires happiness.

3. Satisfy – verb

• Meanings – To meet the expectations, needs, or desires of .. someone. To free from doubt or anxiety; convince.
• Synonyms – fulfill, answer, clear, settle, meet, cheer, gratify.
• Sentences – This work does not satisfy me. Nothing can always satisfy. it was enough to satisfy him.

4. Chase – verb

• Meanings – To follow or something quickly.
• Synonyms – follow, trail, chase, escape
• Sentences – I don’t mean to chase you out. My neighbor’s stupid dog is always chasing cars. Only the mad girls chase me, I think

5. Haven – Noun

• Meanings – A safe or peaceful place, Any sheltered
• Synonyms – refuse, protection, cover, home, safe haven.
• Sentences – I’m glad I haven’t lived in vain, my house was a haven to them, haven you joined any student clubs or societies yet?

6. Brief – adjectives

• Meanings – short and to the point, Of short duration or extent.
• Synonyms – short, concise, quick, fast, lasting, speedy
• Sentences – Covered the matter in a brief statement, after a brief hesitation, he spoke. Can you give me a brief summary of the story?

7. Precise – adjectives

• Meanings – exact and accurate, definite
• Synonyms – correct, right, exact, strict, true, perfect
• Sentences – As you work, be sure to keep your folds precise. Specified a precise amount, He’s usually very precise with time

8. Inquire – verb

• Meanings – To ask for information, ask a question
• Synonyms – query, ask, question, seek, study, examine
• Sentences – I am to inquire if you have any further orders, Explore, educate, and inquire to get the most benefits. May I inquire whose idea this was?

9. Reassure – verb

• Meanings – To make someone feel confident, repeat a confident declaration or promise.
• Synonyms – comfort, cheer, calm, convince, console
• Sentences – Frequently reassure your children of their worth. I want to reassure you I had no intention, Money, we must reassure us

10. Flexible – adjectives

• Meanings – able to adapt to changes, Able to bend without breaking
• Synonyms – elastic, soft, workable, supple
• Sentences – Right to request flexible working hours, His nature was flexible without being faultily weak. Rubber is a flexible material
  

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