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to publicly support or recommend a particular policy or action start learning
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the celebrity uses her social media platform to advocate for a more sustainable future
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to make something louder or stronger. to increase the effect or impact of something start learning
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the megaphone amplifies the speakers voice and makes it easier to hear
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to express or explain something in a clear and effective way. to pronounce words clearly and distinctly start learning
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the language learner is practicing articulating the difficult sounds to improve her pronunciation
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to understand the meaning or significance of something start learning
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the students struggles to comprehend the complex theories presented in the lecture
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to communicate or Express something to others often a message or information start learning
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the artist uses her paintings to convey her emotions and experiences
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to confirm or support a statement Theory or finding with evidence or testimony start learning
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the weakness is able to corroborate the victim's account of the crime
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to discover the meaning of something written in a bad or hidden way start learning
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The Traveller struggled to decipher the foreign language on the menu
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to distinguish or recognize the differences between things or people start learning
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the sommelier is able to differentiate between the subtle flavors in the wine or the teacher developed lesson plans to help students differentiate between similar Concepts
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to analyze or examine something in detail Often by breaking it down into its components or parts start learning
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the scientist dissects the specimen to study its internal structure and function
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to remove or erase something intentionally so that it is no longer visible or noticeable start learning
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the politician tried to efface the scandal from his public record with a new campaign
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to add more detail or explanation to something, to expand or clarify a concept idea or thought start learning
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the designer elaborated on her original concept after receiving feedback from the client
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to make a situation or problem or condition worse or more severe start learning
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that drought exacerbated the water shortage in the region
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to guess or estimate or forecast something using what you already know start learning
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The Economist extrapolated future Trends from current economic indicators
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to make something possible easier or more convenient to do start learning
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the new technology will facilitate communication among team members
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to shock or excite someone into taking action start learning
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the tragic event galvanized the community to come together and support each other
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to combine or blend things together in a harmonious or functional way start learning
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then you employee is integrating well with the team
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to make something less harmful less unpleasant or less bad, to reduce or alleviate the severity or impact of something often a problem or negative consequence start learning
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the safety measures in place mitigate the risk of accidents
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to think of something in a particular way or to become aware or conscious of something through the senses are intuition start learning
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she perceives that her boss isn't happy with her work because of his constant criticism
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to make people become friends again after a break up or an argument start learning
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the mediator is trying to reconcile the differences between the two parties
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to examine or inspect something very closely start learning
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his apology was carefully scrutinized by his PR team before it was released to the public
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