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native
A person born in a particular place |
resident, local, aboriginal, indigenous, inhabitant, dweller, born, citizen |
He is a native of Hanoi. |
Someone originally from a place |
native speaker, native culture |
ant
Small insect living in colonies |
insect, bug, worker, creature, tiny pest, colony member, forager, scavenger |
Ants build complex tunnels. |
A social insect living in groups |
ant colony, ant nest |
immortal
Never dying or decaying |
eternal, undying, everlasting, deathless, timeless, infinite, unending, divine |
The legend of the phoenix is immortal. |
Living forever |
immortal soul, immortal fame |
aging
Process of growing old |
maturing, getting old, senescence, degeneration, seniority, decline, graying, withering |
Aging affects memory. |
Becoming older |
aging process, aging population |
youngster
A young person or ant |
child, kid, adolescent, youth, minor, teen, juvenile, offspring |
The youngsters played in the field. |
A young individual |
rebellious youngster, talented youngster |
sharp
Intelligent or quick-witted |
smart, bright, clever, alert, brilliant, quick, witty, perceptive |
She is a sharp student. |
Mentally quick |
sharp mind, sharp answer |
decline
A decrease or deterioration |
fall, drop, weaken, reduce, lessen, fade, dwindle, degrade |
The economy is in decline. |
A downward trend |
economic decline, health decline |
thesis
A long academic paper |
dissertation, paper, report, study, essay, treatise, argument, composition |
He is writing a thesis on biology. |
A formal written research work |
thesis statement, doctoral thesis |
defying
Openly resisting or disobeying |
disobeying, resisting, challenging, opposing, breaking, flouting, ignoring, violating |
He was defying the rules. |
Going against authority |
defy orders, defy gravity |
feat
An achievement requiring courage or skill |
achievement, accomplishment, triumph, success, victory, deed, exploit, stunt |
Climbing Everest is a great feat. |
A notable achievement |
heroic feat, impressive feat |
rare
Not common or frequent |
uncommon, unusual, infrequent, exceptional, unique, limited, occasional, atypical |
It's rare to see snow here. |
Not happening often |
rare disease, rare occasion |
naked
Without clothes |
nude, unclothed, bare, exposed, stripped, undressed, uncovered, raw |
He ran naked in the rain. |
Without covering |
naked truth, naked eye |
mole
Small blind animal living underground |
rodent, burrower, digger, pest, mammal, underground dweller, blind animal, furball |
Moles dig tunnels underground. |
An underground animal |
mole hill, mole activity |
stay fit
Maintain physical fitness |
keep fit, keep in shape, stay healthy, remain active, be well, exercise, train, maintain form |
I jog to stay fit. |
Maintain body health |
stay fit routine, tips to stay fit |
reproduce
To produce offspring |
breed, multiply, procreate, replicate, spawn, generate, clone, yield |
Rabbits reproduce quickly. |
To create new life or copies |
reproduce cells, reproduce quickly |
cancer
Serious disease from abnormal cell growth |
tumor, malignancy, carcinoma, growth, disease, affliction, illness, sickness |
Cancer can be deadly. |
Uncontrolled cell growth |
cancer patient, cancer research |
vast
Extremely large |
huge, enormous, massive, immense, expansive, giant, tremendous, boundless |
A vast desert stretches before us. |
Very wide or extensive |
vast amount, vast area |
majority
More than half |
most, bulk, mass, plurality, predominance, crowd, generality, main part |
The majority voted yes. |
More than 50% |
majority of students, majority opinion |
deteriorate
Become worse over time |
decline, worsen, degrade, weaken, fall apart, diminish, regress, collapse |
His health deteriorated quickly. |
To fall into poor condition |
deteriorating condition, deteriorate rapidly |
creature
A living being |
animal, organism, being, insect, beast, lifeform, entity, critter |
Strange creatures live in the deep sea. |
Any living organism |
sea creature, mythical creature |
colonies
Groups of animals/plants living together |
group, community, society, settlement, population, cluster, collective, band |
Ant colonies are well-organized. |
Social group of same species |
insect colony, colonial structure |
complexity
The state of being complicated |
intricacy, complication, difficulty, elaborateness, obscurity, density, maze, confusion |
The complexity of the problem is high. |
Difficult to understand or solve |
mental complexity, system complexity |
trait
A characteristic or quality that distinguishes a person or thing |
attribute, feature, characteristic, quality, personality, aspect, nature, hallmark |
Honesty is a positive trait. |
A specific feature |
personality trait, genetic trait |
by contrast
Showing a difference from something else |
alternatively, on the other hand, conversely, in comparison, as opposed to, instead, differently, oppositely |
She is calm. By contrast, her brother is aggressive. |
On the other hand |
by contrast with, draw contrast |
fruit fly
A small insect that feeds on fruit or decay |
small fly, pest, drosophila, bug, insect, scavenger, gnat, dipteran |
Fruit flies swarm over bananas. |
Insect feeding on fruit |
fruit fly experiment |
isolated
Far away or separated from others |
lonely, alone, separated, remote, friendless, solitary, detached, excluded |
He felt isolated in the new school. |
Cut off or alone |
isolated area, socially isolated |
lab
A place where scientific research is conducted |
laboratory, workroom, test center, clinic, research facility, workshop, science room, lab space |
They worked in a biology lab. |
Science workroom |
lab experiment, lab technician |
typically
Usually or normally |
commonly, normally, generally, regularly, traditionally, routinely, naturally, habitually |
Children typically sleep 8 hours. |
In a usual manner |
typically found, typically occur |
range
A variety or scope |
variety, series, span, collection, selection, assortment, scope, spectrum |
A wide range of products is available. |
Extent or selection |
wide range, range of services |
estimate
A rough calculation or judgment |
assess, appraise, value, guess, calculate, judge, gauge, forecast |
They estimated the cost at $1000. |
Make an approximate judgment |
estimate value, price estimate |
track
To follow the movement or progress |
follow, pursue, trace, chase, monitor, shadow, hunt, observe |
Scientists tracked the bird’s migration. |
To observe continuously |
track progress, track a path |
pupa
Stage in insect development before adult |
chrysalis, cocoon, insect stage, metamorphosis phase, shell, transformation stage, case, nymph |
A butterfly develops from a pupa. |
Inactive insect stage |
pupa stage, insect pupa |
watch
To observe attentively |
observe, view, see, monitor, examine, look at, check, inspect |
Watch the experiment closely. |
Pay close attention |
watch closely, watch carefully |
colony
A group living together (animals or plants) |
group, settlement, community, population, society, cluster, troop, collective |
An ant colony can have thousands. |
Animal or insect society |
ant colony, bird colony |
attend to
To deal with or take care of |
handle, deal with, manage, look after, focus on, serve, care for, address |
He attended to his emails. |
Take care of something |
attend to needs, attend to duties |
carry
To be pregnant |
be pregnant, be expecting, bear, gestate, be with child, hold fetus, conceive, nurture |
She is carrying twins. |
Be in pregnancy |
carry a child, carry to term |
telltale
Clearly showing or revealing something |
revealing, showing, exposing, divulging, indicative, apparent, noticeable, disclosing |
The telltale signs of stress are visible. |
Giving away a secret or clue |
telltale sign, telltale mark |
scent
A smell, especially one left by animals |
smell, odor, fragrance, aroma, perfume, trace, essence, trail |
Dogs can track scent. |
Smell trail of an animal |
scent trail, scent of prey |
trail
A path or track |
path, track, route, trace, line, way, footprint, course |
The trail led into the forest. |
A visible route or sign |
hiking trail, scent trail |
react to
Respond to something |
respond, reply, answer, retort, act, reply, return, acknowledge |
He reacted badly to criticism. |
To act in response to something |
react quickly, react emotionally |
prey
An animal hunted by another |
victim, quarry, hunted, target, game, kill, food, creature |
Lions hunt their prey at night. |
Animal being hunted |
prey animal, natural prey |
tether
To tie something securely |
tie, fasten, secure, attach, rope, bind, restrain, anchor |
The horse was tethered to a tree. |
To limit movement using a tie |
tether to post, tether animal |
poorly
In a bad or disappointing manner |
badly, weakly, unsatisfactorily, ineffectively, sadly, inefficiently, terribly, disappointingly |
He performed poorly on the test. |
Below expectations |
perform poorly, poorly designed |
caretaker
A person who looks after someone or something |
guardian, nurse, helper, nanny, parent, protector, watcher, supervisor |
She’s the caretaker of her grandmother. |
Someone responsible for care |
school caretaker, elderly caretaker |
counterpart
A person or thing corresponding to another |
equivalent, peer, match, colleague, twin, partner, equal, opposite |
The French PM met his U.S. counterpart. |
Equivalent in another role |
female counterpart, business counterpart |
aggressively
In a forceful or violent manner |
violently, forcefully, intensely, angrily, fiercely, offensively, threateningly, actively |
He shouted aggressively. |
With hostile energy |
act aggressively, aggressively market |
flare
To widen nostrils out of anger |
widen, expand, open, distend, puff, swell, spread, lift |
He flared his nostrils in anger. |
Sudden expression of emotion |
nostrils flare, temper flare |
mandible
The jawbone of an animal or insect |
jaw, mouth, jawbone, beak, snout, bite, mouthpiece, lower jaw |
The insect used its mandibles to bite. |
Jaw of an insect or animal |
insect mandible, broken mandible |
identify
To recognize or name something |
find, recognize, spot, name, determine, classify, detect, distinguish |
Can you identify the culprit? |
Point out correctly |
identify problem, identify person |
specific
Clearly defined or identified |
particular, precise, defined, clear, exclusive, distinct, definite, exact |
He gave specific instructions. |
Narrowly focused |
specific reason, specific example |
function
The purpose or role of something |
purpose, role, job, use, responsibility, duty, utility, operation |
The heart’s function is to pump blood. |
What something is used for |
primary function, serve a function |
structure
The arrangement or organization of parts |
constitute, construct, form, build, shape, framework, system, composition |
The structure of the essay is clear. |
How something is built or formed |
sentence structure, bone structure |
process
To handle or deal with something |
handle, manage, deal with, treat, proceed, operate, work through, conduct |
The brain processes information quickly. |
Manage or treat systematically |
thought process, data processing |
density
The amount of something in a specific area |
intensity, concentration, extent, degree, compactness, thickness, mass, volume |
Population density is high in cities. |
Measure of how crowded something is |
population density, high density |
synaptic
Related to the connections between nerve cells |
neural, nerve-related, brain-linked, junctional, biological, electrochemical, neurological, cognitive |
Synaptic activity increases with learning. |
Related to brain cell communication |
synaptic connection, synaptic plasticity |
complex
Emotionally complicated, or made of many parts |
emotional issue, system, network, problem, disorder, web, structure, confusion |
She has a complex about her appearance. |
Difficult or made of many parts |
complex system, inferiority complex |
region
A specific area or part of the world |
area, zone, place, district, section, territory, province, locality |
This region is known for its wine. |
A geographical or functional area |
coastal region, tropical region |
neuron
A nerve cell that sends messages in the body |
nerve cell, brain cell, synapse, signal cell, transmitter, sensor, impulse carrier, axon |
Neurons transmit signals to the brain. |
Basic unit of nervous system |
neuron activity, neuron function |
drop
A reduction or decrease |
decline, reduction, fall, plunge, downturn, collapse, dip, downturn |
There was a drop in temperature. |
A noticeable decrease |
price drop, drop in quality |
serotonin
A chemical that affects mood |
neurotransmitter, hormone, brain chemical, regulator, stabilizer, messenger, mood booster, substance |
Serotonin levels affect mood. |
Mood-related brain chemical |
serotonin level, serotonin release |
dopamine
A chemical linked to pleasure and reward |
hormone, neurotransmitter, brain chemical, mood chemical, motivator, signal, stimulant, messenger |
Dopamine spikes with reward. |
Brain’s reward chemical |
dopamine release, dopamine system |
coincide with
To happen at the same time as |
happen with, align, match, agree, overlap, synchronize, correlate, accompany |
The holiday coincides with the festival. |
Happen simultaneously |
coincide perfectly, coincide exactly |
link to
To connect or associate with something |
connect, relate, associate, combine, tie, attach, join, bond |
Pollution is linked to health issues. |
Connect to cause or result |
link closely, link between |
look at
To examine or study carefully |
study, investigate, observe, explore, analyze, inspect, review, consider |
Scientists are looking at the effects. |
Examine in detail |
look at data, look at problem |
thoroughly
Very carefully and completely |
comprehensively, completely, carefully, meticulously, in detail, entirely, precisely, rigorously |
He checked the report thoroughly. |
Done with full attention |
thoroughly research, examine thoroughly |
publish
To make information public |
issue, print, release, announce, circulate, broadcast, distribute, disseminate |
They published a new study. |
Make something official |
publish article, publish data |
finding
A discovery or result from research |
result, conclusion, discovery, observation, outcome, insight, evidence, revelation |
The findings show improvement. |
What was discovered |
research findings, key findings |
proceeding
A sequence of events |
event, process, development, occurrence, action, sequence, happening, activity |
The proceedings began at 10 AM. |
A set of organized actions |
legal proceeding, formal proceeding |
mixed
Made up of different elements |
varied, diverse, assorted, blended, combined, inconsistent, hybrid, confused |
The results were mixed. |
Not uniform or consistent |
mixed feelings, mixed results |
biologist
A scientist who studies life |
scientist, life scientist, naturalist, ecologist, zoologist, researcher, botanist, academic |
The biologist studied marine animals. |
Biology expert |
marine biologist, field biologist |
senescence
The process of growing old |
aging, decline, degeneration, wear, deterioration, gerontology, maturity, decay |
Senescence is natural for all species. |
Biological aging process |
cellular senescence, onset of senescence |
raise
To cause or produce |
cause, create, generate, lead to, bring about, spark, trigger, foster |
His comment raised concerns. |
Bring into existence |
raise awareness, raise issue |
stay in good shape
Maintain physical health |
keep fit, keep healthy, be active, stay strong, maintain form, get fit, remain well, stay healthy |
He runs daily to stay in good shape. |
Keep body well-conditioned |
stay mentally in shape, good shape physically |
deteriorate
Become worse |
decline, worsen, degenerate, degrade, collapse, weaken, regress, fail |
Her health deteriorated rapidly. |
Gradually become bad |
deteriorating condition, mental deterioration |
predator
Animal that hunts other animals |
hunter, killer, beast, carnivore, stalker, raptor, flesh-eater, foe |
Tigers are top predators. |
Animal that preys on others |
natural predator, top predator |
harsh
Difficult or severe conditions |
severe, extreme, rough, tough, brutal, strict, cruel, unpleasant |
They lived in harsh conditions. |
Difficult to endure |
harsh climate, harsh reality |
suffer
To experience pain or hardship |
experience, undergo, bear, endure, face, sustain, be subjected to, tolerate |
Many suffer from poverty. |
Experience something bad |
suffer injury, suffer consequences |
steep
Sudden or extreme (change or slope) |
sharp, dramatic, extreme, abrupt, sudden, rapid, intense, drastic |
The price increase was steep. |
Very high or sudden |
steep rise, steep slope |
for sure
With certainty |
certainly, definitely, clearly, without doubt, positively, undoubtedly, indeed, absolutely |
I know for sure he’s coming. |
100% confirmed or agreed |
know for sure, say for sure |
extend
To make longer or broader |
expand, broaden, spread, increase, prolong, continue, enlarge, stretch |
They extended the road. |
Make something cover more area or time |
extend deadline, extend area |
insect
Small animal with six legs and often wings |
bug, pest, creature, beetle, arthropod, critter, creepy-crawly, fly |
Ants are social insects. |
Small six-legged animal |
insect bite, insect species |
entomologist
A scientist who studies insects |
insect expert, bug scientist, zoologist, researcher, biologist, taxonomist, field scientist, academic |
The entomologist discovered a new species. |
Insect researcher |
professional entomologist, insect entomology |
unique
Being the only one of its kind |
sole, exclusive, distinctive, singular, unusual, unmatched, rare, one-of-a-kind |
This design is totally unique. |
Unlike anything else |
unique feature, unique experience |
represent
To stand for or symbolize something |
signify, characterize, denote, symbolize, express, illustrate, portray, stand for |
The dove represents peace. |
Act or serve as a symbol |
represent culture, represent meaning |
broad
Having great width or extent |
wide, large, big, extensive, expansive, vast, spacious, sweeping |
He has a broad knowledge of history. |
Covering a large area or scope |
broad topic, broad shoulders, broad view |
pattern
A regular or repeated way in which something happens |
example, model, prototype, design, format, arrangement, template, layout |
The weather pattern is changing. |
A recurring or recognizable arrangement |
behavior pattern, growth pattern |
clue
A piece of evidence or sign that helps solve a problem |
sign, hint, cue, evidence, indication, trace, lead, tip-off |
The detective found a clue at the scene. |
A helpful indicator or guide |
give a clue, important clue, clue to mystery |