To clear out tidy up; move out and don’t leave anything behind; empty completely, clean up

To step down to resign; to descend

To break out to bring out, to escape

To fall off to diminish in size or value

To come along to accompany

To turn on to switch on

To set off to leave; to begin a journey or trip

To take on to employ

To come across to bump into, to encounter, to run across, to run into

To rule out to exclude

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Immediately in an immediate manner; instantly or without delay

Increasingly more and more

Incredibly in an incredible manner; not to be believed

Inevitably in a manner that is impossible to avoid or prevent

Largely in a widespread or large manner

Mainly chiefly, principally, powerfully, primarily

Merely only, just, and nothing more

Nearly almost, closely, approximately

Necessarily in an essential manner; “such expenses are necessarily incurred”

Notably especially; remarkably; particularly

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Certain sure, undoubted, fixed, regular, some

Cheap low and or reduced in price

Chemical actinic

Clear bright, not dark or obscured

Close near

Cold feeling the sensation of coldness, especially to the point of discomfort

Comfortable easy; relaxing; bringing comfort; financially well to do

Common simple, ordinary or vulgar

Competitive vying

Complex complicated

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To approach to approximate, to come on

To approve to sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm

To argue to have an argument, a quarrel

To arise to proceed; to issue; to spring

To arrange to put in order, to organize

To arrive to get to a certain place

To ask to make a request, petition, seek, inquire set a price on

To assess to estimate or judge the value, character, etc., of; evaluate

To associate to connect or join together; combine

To assure to guarantee, promise (to do something)

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Art  A field or category of art, such as painting, sculpture, music, ballet, or literature

Article   a term, condition, part of speech, part of a discourse, a clause or item, a distinct but undefined thing

Aspect  a look, air, appearance, position, view

Assessment  an appraisal or evaluation

Assistance  aid; help; the act or result of assisting

Association  a connection to or an affiliation with something

Assumption  the thing supposed; a postulate, or proposition assumed; a supposition

Attempt  an assault or attack, effort or initiative

Attention  the act of attending or minding, caution

Audience   hearers, auditory,hearing, interview

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To get through to overcome

To take after to resemble in appearance or habit

To call for to request, to call someone

To back up to provide support,

To run up to raise

To cope with to handle, to get over, to deal with

To deal with to overcome

To take off to leave, to become successful, to depart

To put on tro wear

To come into to obtain from someone after their death, to inherit

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Extremely fairly,quite

Fairly extremely, quite, justly

Fully completely, exactly

Generally genellikle

Gradually more and more, increasingly

Greatly substantially

Hardly  scarcely, hardly any

Heavily intensively, intensely

Highly extremely, greatly

Hopefully sanguinely

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Basic essential

Beautiful nice, pretty

Best star, prime

Better preferable

Brief core

Bright intelligent, brilliant

Brilliant bright, marvelous

Busy engaged, occupied

Capable talented

Central principal, main; in or of the center

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To agree   to be of one mind

To allow   to permit, to let

To alter   to change

To announce   to give public notice

To anticipate   to expect

To appeal   to be attractive

To appear   to look, to seem

To apply   to put to use

To appoint   to assign

To appreciate   to esteem

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Animal  a creature in the wild

Apology  a formal defense

Appearance  the act of appearing or coming into sight, the act of becoming visible to the eye

Application  the act of applying

Appointment  the act of appointing

Approach  an access, or opportunity of drawing near

Approval  approbation

Area  field

Arrangement  regulation

Arrival  a coming to stopping-place or destination

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