accurate = adj. careful and exact
classify = v. to place into groups
according to type
syn. arrange
adj. classified
n. classification
Biologists classify life forms into many phyla.
The library's catalog is a classification of books
in the library.
currency = n. monetary unit
syn. money
The purchase must be paid for in the national currency.
The French currency will soon be replace by the
euro.
deep = adj. far below the surface;
profound
syn. thorough
adv. deeply
n. depth
v. deepen
No fish live in the deepest part of the lake
because it's too dark and they get scared easily.
The depth of his understanding of math is
remarkable.
dense = adj. closely packed or crowded,
difficult to see through
syn. solid, concentrated, impenetrable
adv. densely
n. density
The boating accident was caused by the dense
fog.
Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated
cities in the world.
depend on = v. to count on; to be
supported by
syn. trust, have faith in
adv. dependably
adj. dependable
adj. dependent
n. dependence
n. dependency
Farmers depend on
rain to produce a good harvest.
His dependency on
alcohol destroyed his marriage.
dim = adj. not bright or clear
syn. faint
adv. dimly
v. dim
n. dimness
The light was too dim for studying .
The stars dimly lit the evening sky.
display = v. to show, reveal
syn. exhibit
n. display
The model displayed the details of the human
hand.
The candidate's display of anger was detrimental
to his election chances.
exports = n. products sold abroad
syn. foreign sales
adj. exported
v. export
Until recently the United States' exports
exceeded its imports
Exported goods are usually high in quality.
gigantic = adj. very large
syn. enormous
v. gigantically
Reaching the moon was a gigantic step in space
exploration for mankind.
New methods of farming offer gigantic advantages
over the old.
impressive = adj. causing admiration
because of size, quality, or importance
syn. imposing
adv. impressively
v. impress
n. impression
Lincoln's power of persuasion was impressive.
Everyone left the meeting with a good impression
of the job applicant.
lasting = adj. forever, without end
syn. enduring
v. last
Kennedy left a lasting impression on the people
who heard his inaugural address.
The introduction of robots will have a lasting
effect on industry
treasury = n. an agency or department
that controls and spends money; a collection of valued things
syn. finance ministry, comptroller's office
adj. treasured
n. treasure
v. treasure
The government's treasury was under pressure by
the IMF to lower interest rates.
She treasured the last weeks she had spent with
her husband before he died.
uniform = adj. every part being the
same.
syn. consistent, regular
adv. uniformly
n. uniformity
Good bread has a uniform texture.
The grades on the test were uniformly poor.
vibrant = adj. full of energy or
action, bright
syn. dynamic, lively, vigorous
adv. vibrantly
n. vibrance
n. vibrancy
His vibrant personality made him well liked by
everyone.
The vibrance of New York is attractive to many
tourists.