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Meaning: A declaration intended to give confidence
Usage: We were given an assurance that work will begin next week
Synonyms: guarantee, promise, pledge, commitment affirm
Meaning: Something distributed over a large area or people
Usage: There was a widespread support for affirmative action against the offender
Synonyms: extensive, common, general
Meaning: The process of distinguishing between two or more things or people
Usage: The product packaging has been a major differentiation in the market
Synonyms: distinction, disparity, contrast, polarity
Meaning: Necessary to make (something) complete
Usage: Physical activities are an integral part of most of the schools
Synonyms: essential, fundamental, basic, requisite
Meaning: A part of a whole thing
Usage: A large portion of company’s profits is invested back into Research and Development
Synonyms: part, bit, slice, fragment
Meaning: a distinct stage in a series of events or a process
Usage: We could not bear the final phases of the movie that we walked out before the climax
Synonyms:stage, period, episode, chapter
Meaning: to take an action that makes something less likely to happen or discourage someone from doing something
Usage: Recording the meeting may inhibit the attendees from expressing their real views
Synonyms: impede, hinder, obstruct, retard
Meaning: succeed in leading (someone) to do something
Usage: Music can induce a meditative state in the listener
Synonyms: persuade, convince, incite, encourage
Meaning: cause to function
Usage: The burglars fled empty-handed after triggering the alarm
Synonyms: activate, set off
Meaning: joined or fastened to something
Usage: During the journey, Ram became more attached to fellow travellers that he sent a written note to them
Synonyms: fasten, join, connect, secure
Meaning: identical in all respects, similar in position, purpose etc
Usage: The annual reports of companies have the details on the corresponding time of period for easy comparison
Synonyms: commonality, resemblance, similarity, similitude
Meaning: relating to be minimum
Usage: As per the doctor’s diagnosis, the damage to the heart was minimal
Synonyms: slightest, least, minutest, tiniest
Meaning: an instance of being injured, damage to a person’s feelings
Usage: She suffered an injury to her back which put her in a constant pain and agony
Synonyms: wound, bruise, gash
Meaning: occur at the same time
Usage: The letter of appreciation reached us to coincide with our company’s anniversary
Synonyms: tally, correspond, concur
Meaning: to occupy the same area in part or full
Usage: The Indian Cricket League season coincides with the advent of summer in India.
Synonyms: overlay
Meaning: to come to an end, to bring an activity or action to an end
Usage: It doesn’t ceases to worry me about the future career path that he would take
Synonyms: terminate, end, culminate
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