assess
Def: take a judgment about something 
Part of speech: verb
Sen: The company will assess the employees progress annually  
Synonym: evaluate

Consist
Def: fit with something
Part of speech: verb
Sen: Kuwait culture consist with Islamic religion
Collocation: consist with

Directly
Def: in a direct way
Part of speech: adv
Sen: The criminal refused to answer the questions directly
Synonym: straight

Invasive
Def: tending to spread
Part of speech: adj
Sen: Some diseases such as cancer are invasive
Synonym: aggressive attack

Loud
Def: making a lot of noise
Part of speech: adj
Sen: Rock and roll music are very loud
Synonym: blaring

Fertility
Def: the state or condition of being fertile
Part of speech: noun
Sen: He wanted to make a test to check his fertility
Synonym:  produce

Postpone
Def: to decide that something which had been planned for a particular time will be done at a later time instead
Part of speech: verb
Sen: The match was postponed to the next week because of the bad weather
Synonym: change the date

Distaste
Def: a strong feeling of not liking someone or something
Part of speech: noun
Sen: Some people grew up with distaste of eating meat
Collocation: with distaste

Utter
Def: to say something
Part of speech: verb
Sen: He can hardly utter a sentence with a perfect word pronunciation
Collocation: utter a

Adaptable
Def: able to change or be changed in order to fit or work better
Part of speech: adj
Sen: The computer system is adaptable to the variety of programs.
Collocation: adaptable to

Comments

  1. Language TrainerMay 19, 2017 at 9:06 AM

    Good work but your entry for consist is not correct. We might say, "Pizza consists of dough, sauce, and cheese." I think you confused consist with consistent. 10/10

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