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 verb  < pon-der> meaning: to think. sentences: 1: he pondered the story before writing. 2: the team pondered their  chance of success. synonyms: think, meditate, contemplate.

 verb. <de-pre-ci--ate> meaning: * to cause (something) to have a lower price or value, * to decrease/reduce in value. sentences: 1: my boss often deprecates  the importance of my work. 2: the value of the shop has depreciated greatly. synonyms: reduce, cheapen, lower.  

adjective, verb. <de-di-cate> meaning:  to give /devote (time or effort) to a task or purpose, to give honor.    sentences: (in the form of verb) 1: this new book is dedicated to Shakespeare. 2: Marry has dedicated her life to animals. similar: devote, devote      

   noun:  < snob   > Meaning: feel superior in social matters,  Sentences: 1: do not be a snob. 2: your neighbors are such a snob, always do parties in their garden to show off. Synonyms: snoot

 verb :  < syn-chro-nize    > Meaning: to happen at the same time,  exactly moving in same rate(motion) Sentences: 1:   they synchronized their steps and walked on together. 2: children are synchronizing  their movement in PT.  Synonyms: accompany

    adverb,   < sin-cere-ly  > other words sincereness ,noun; sincere, adj   meaning : truthfulness, genuineness, straightforwardness sentences : 1: I am sincerely saying that our vehicle has been roughly used by the driver, so please look at the matter. 2: thank you for your help. sincerely, John. synonym : artlessly, truly, faithfully.

  noun   < pa- tri- ot  > ( patriots, noun plural  )   meaning : loyalist, once who loves his country, and supports/devote his life. sentences : 1: he was a great patriot who devoted his life to serving his country.  2: praise him he is the real patriot of his country. synonym : loyal, faithful.

  verb .  < de-pre-ci- ate  > ( depreciated; depreciating  ) other words depreciable, adj; depreciatingly, adverb; depreciation, noun; depreciative, adj.  meaning : to lower in honor, esteem, and price sentences : 1: his elder brother often depreciates the work of  her young sister. 2: this is my suggestion to sell all stock before it depreciates synonym : belittle, decry, diminish, degrade.

 verb, noun    <de-plete> (depleted; depleting) meaning : absence of essential thing sentences : 1: the lake was depleted of water.  2: the ozone layer has been  depleting fast.  synonyms : absence, lake, lessen, diminish.  

 noun  <ad-vice> meaning : recommendation sentences : 1: my advice is to sell your old furniture. 2: teacher advice for students  to do morning exercise daily. synonyms : information.

 verb ,   <ad-vise> (advised; advising) meaning : to give recommendation to someone.  sentences : 1: his doctor advised him to lose weight. 2: mother advises her child to not take anything from a stranger. synonyms : catch up, acquaint, inform.

transitive verb (amplified; amplifying) meaning: to expend by the use of detail, increase sentences: 1: amplify a weak television signal. 2: a receiver that amplified the internet signal. synonyms:  accelerate, add (to), aggrandize, boost, build up.

 noun, verb verb ( fibbed, fibbing ) meaning: a lie sentences: 1: fib of the high school boy destroy the educational career of his friend. 2: I can understand, that he is fibbing, because he is smiling.  similar: lie, untruth, fable, 

 verb  pre-var-i-cate meaning; to deviate from the truth verb form: prevaricated; prevaricating. other words:  prevarication (noun)   prevaricator (noun) sentences; 1: the criminal was prevaricating in order to protect his friend, front of the judge. 2: the politician was prevaricating, when the government ask about the money trail.  similar lie, fib, fabricate, equivocate.  

 noun eva-sion meaning: escape, dodge, eluding. sentences: 1: student answer was nothing but careful evasions. 2: government made the list of tax evasion. similar: avoidance, eluding.

 noun su-prem-a-cy meaning: supreme (power,/authority/status). sentences: 1: the supremacy of the king. 2: government approved the supremacy of a royal kingdom. similar: superiority, paramountcy.

 noun dwel-ling meaning: shelter, residence sentences: 1: cave is the dwelling of lions. 2: 'Sweet Homes' are dwellings of  orphans. similar: residence, house  

 Noun sentences: 1:Time management is very important in life. 2: Business management is the subject of MBA.