english vocabulary

Alludes to

Refers to something indirectly or suggests it without explicitly stating it.

Attests

To provide evidence or proof of something.

Clarifies

Makes something clear or easier to understand.

Confirms

Establishes the truth, accuracy, or validity of something.

Conveys

Communicates or makes an idea, feeling, or piece of information known or understandable.

Denotes

Represents or stands as a symbol for something; explicitly refers to something.

Depicts

Shows or represents something, typically in the form of art or literature.

Determines

Establishes or ascertains something after consideration, investigation, or calculation.

Displays

Shows something to others; exhibits or presents.

Emphasises

Gives special importance or prominence to something in speaking or writing.

Entails

Involves or requires something as a necessary consequence or result.

Establishes

Sets up or lays the groundwork for something, typically with authority.

Exemplifies

Serves as a typical or good example of something.

Explains

Makes an idea, situation, or problem clear by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts.

Exposes

Makes something visible by uncovering it; reveals something that was hidden.

Expounds

Presents and explains a theory or idea in detail.

Highlights

Draws special attention to something; emphasizes its importance.

Hints

Suggests something indirectly or subtly.

Illustrates

Provides an example or explanation to make something clear.

Implies

Suggests something as a logical consequence or hint without directly stating it.

Connotes

Implies or suggests an additional meaning or feeling beyond the literal definition.

Indicates

Points out or shows something as a sign or piece of evidence.

Portrays

Represents or describes someone or something in a particular way, often in art or literature.

Represents

Stands for or symbolizes something; serves as a depiction or portrayal.

Reveals

Makes something previously unknown or hidden known or visible.

Shows

Makes something visible or demonstrates it.

Signifies

Represents or indicates something; suggests a certain meaning or importance.

Substantiates

Provides evidence or proof to support or validate something.

Suggests

Puts forward for consideration or proposes an idea subtly or indirectly.

Typifies

Serves as a typical example or characteristic of something.

Underscores

Emphasizes or highlights something important.

Analyses

Examines something methodically and in detail, typically to explain and interpret it.

Assumes

Takes something for granted or accepts it as true without proof.

Concludes

Arrives at a judgment or decision after considering the facts or evidence.

Considers

Thinks carefully about something, especially in making a decision.

Construes

Interprets or understands something in a particular way.

Deduces

Reaches a conclusion by reasoning, often by inferring from general principles or evidence.

Deliberates

Thinks carefully and often slowly, especially when making a decision.

Demonstrates

Clearly shows the existence or truth of something by giving proof or evidence.

Examines

Inspects something in detail to determine its nature or condition.

Explores

Investigates or discusses something in detail.

Identifies

Recognizes and names someone or something as being a particular person or thing.

Imparts

Makes information known; communicates something.

Maintains

Asserts or insists that something is the case; keeps something in a certain state or condition.

Manifests

Displays or shows something clearly, often through actions or behavior.

Misconstrues

Interprets something wrongly or misunderstands it.

Observes

Watches something carefully, often in order to learn something.

Perceives

Becomes aware or conscious of something through the senses.

Pinpoints

Identifies something with precision, often referring to a specific detail.

Presumes

Takes something to be true, usually without sufficient evidence.

Questions

Asks about or expresses doubt or uncertainty regarding something.

Reasons

Thinks, understands, and forms judgments logically.

Refers

Mentions or alludes to something.

Remarks

Makes a comment or expresses an opinion.

Scrutinizes

Examines something closely and critically.

Speculates

Forms a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm evidence.

Supports

Backs up or provides assistance, often to an idea or argument.

Supposes

Assumes something is the case on the basis of probability or for the sake of argument.

Theorises

Formulates theories or explanations about something, often based on observation and reasoning.

Upholds

Maintains or supports a principle, law, or decision, often in a court of law.

Validates

Confirms the legitimacy or correctness of something.

Verifies

Confirms the truth or accuracy of something through evidence or investigation.

Advances

Moves something forward or makes progress in a particular area.

Affects

Influences or causes a change in something.

Compels

Forces or obliges someone to do something.

Discovers

Finds or identifies something previously unknown.

Empowers

Gives someone the authority or power to do something.

Forces

Compels someone to do something against their will.

Generates

Produces or creates something, often energy or ideas.

Ignites

Sets something on fire or causes it to start burning; also used metaphorically to mean starting a strong emotion or reaction.

Impacts

Has a strong effect or influence on something.

Imposes

Forces something to be accepted or put in place.

Incites

Encourages or stirs up violent or unlawful behavior.

Includes

Comprises as a part of a whole; incorporates something within a group or structure.

Influences

Affects or changes someone or something, often subtly or indirectly.

Initiates

Begins or starts something.

Commences

Begins or starts.

Instigates

Provokes or starts something, often something bad.

Introduces

Brings something new into use or operation.

Involves

Includes or causes to participate in an activity or situation.

Kindles

Starts a fire or lights something; also used metaphorically to mean to arouse or inspire emotion.

Launches

Sets something in motion, often a project or campaign.

Leads to

Results in or causes something to happen.

Presents

Shows or offers something for others to consider or accept.

Pressures

Exerts force or influence to make someone do something.

Promotes

Encourages the growth or development of something; supports or advocates for something.

Prompts

Encourages or causes someone to take action.

Provokes

Stimulates or gives rise to a reaction, often an angry one.

Results in

Leads to a particular outcome or consequence.

Sparks

Initiates or triggers something, often a sudden reaction or event.

Stimulates

Encourages or arouses activity or growth.

Triggers

Causes something to happen suddenly or sets off an event or action.

Yields

Produces or generates something, often as a result of effort or input.

Accomplishes

Achieves or completes something successfully.

Achieves

Succeeds in reaching a goal or completing a task.

Aids

Helps or assists someone or something.

Alleviates

Makes a problem or pain less severe.

Ameliorates

Makes something better or improves it.

Assembles

Puts together or gathers parts or people.

Assists

Helps or aids someone in doing something.