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audience (n) a group of people gathered to see or hear something
Example
The audience was silent during his speech.
deal (v) to be concerned or to handle (usually followed by "with
Example
We must deal with this subject carefully.
Synonym
cope with, handle, treat
express (v) to make known (ideas, thoughts, or feelings)
Example
Her big smile expressed her happiness and gratitude.
Synonym
convey, speak
Word Family
expression
like (n) (usually plural) the things a person enjoys or prefers
Example
What are his likes and dislikes.
Synonym
love, preference
Antonym
dislike
oppose (v) to think, act, or be against; resist
Example
The students oppose the idea of a longer school day.
Synonym
block, combat, cross, resist
Antonym
advocate, champion, uphold
Word Family
opposed, opposition, opposer
other (adj) different from the one or ones mentioned
Example
No, I want the other dress.
Synonym
same
Word Family
otherness
point (n) the meaning or purpose of a statement or action
Example
What's the point of that joke?
Word Family
pointless
syntax (n) the study of the way sentences are formed, and how the words go together
Example
In English class we are studying syntax.
take into account (phr) to consider
Example
The judge took the boy's age into account before deciding on a punishment.
Synonym
consider, count, regard
worry (v) to feel anxious, troubled, or uneasy
Example
Maya's mother worried about her when she was sick.
Synonym
care, fret
Word Family
worried, worrying, worryingly, worrier