CAT(Synonyms)

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host

v. to set up and manage a meeting where people can speak to each other over the internet using computers=accomodate.
Ex: The large conference room can _______up to 200 people for an event.

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aggravate

v. to make a bad situation/disease worse.
Ex: Her anxiety terribly_______ the situation when she couldn't say a word clearly.

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accumulate

v. to collect a large number of things over a long period of time.
Ex: I have ___ savings for this house.

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accumulate wealth

tích lũy sự giàu có

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anticipate

v. to expect or imagine something will happen = predict
Ex: It is common that people in survivor films all _ the natural disasters and zombie pandemic.

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bolster

to support or improve something or make it stronger.(gia cố củng cố)
Ex: This castle needed __before becoming a tourist attraction.

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fortify

v. to make a place stronger against attack, for example, with high, strong walls.
Ex: People _________ embankment against the threat of flooding

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cripple

v. to severely damage or weaken something making it unable to function normally.
Ex: The firm was completely ________ because of its huge debt.

-His regular exposure to toxic mindset has ______his mental health.

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impeach

to formally accuse an important public official (like a president governor, or judge) of serious wrongdoing while in office.
Ex: Trump president was _________for abuse of power.

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impeachable

adj. something serious enough to justify impeaching someone(bribery, high crimes,...)
Ex: Because of powerful backing, his actions were not considered _________.

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impeachment

n. the act of making a formal statement that a public official might be guilty of a serious offence in connection with his or her job.
Ex: Despite _Trump has continued his political activities without pauses.

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indulge(+in)

to allow yourself or another person to have something enjoyableespecially more than is good for you.
Ex: I have myself _browsing Tiktok for a whole week.