List of Use context to identify the meaning of a word

1. Abandon – To leave behind or give up completely.
2. Acclaim – To praise or welcome publicly.
3. Adept – Highly skilled or proficient in a particular area.
4. Adverse – Preventing success or development; harmful.
5. Aesthetic – Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.
6. Ambiguous – Open to more than one interpretation; unclear.
7. Amend – To make changes or improvements to something.
8. Analyze – To examine methodically and in detail.
9. Apparent – Clearly visible or understood; obvious.
10. Arbitrary – Based on random choice or personal whim.
11. Beneficial – Resulting in good; advantageous.
12. Bolster – To support or strengthen.
13. Brevity – Conciseness in writing or speech.
14. Candid – Truthful and straightforward.
15. Catalyst – Something that speeds up or causes change.
16. Circumvent – To find a way around (an obstacle or restriction).
17. Coherent – Logical and consistent.
18. Consensus – General agreement.
19. Conventional – Based on or in accordance with what is generally done.
20. Critical – Involving an analysis of the merits and faults of something.
21. Cumbersome – Large or heavy and therefore difficult to carry.
22. Debate – A formal discussion on a particular topic.
23. Deficient – Lacking or insufficient in some aspect.
24. Deliberate – Done consciously and intentionally.
25. Delineate – To describe or portray something precisely.
26. Demonstrate – To show clearly.
27. Denote – To indicate or be a sign of.
28. Deviate – To depart from an established course.
29. Discern – To perceive or recognize something.
30. Distinguish – To recognize or note differences.
31. Empirical – Based on observation or experience rather than theory.
32. Enhance – To increase or improve in quality.
33. Establish – To set up or create something.
34. Evaluate – To assess or judge the value of something.
35. Examine – To inspect or investigate thoroughly.
36. Exhibit – To display or present.
37. Facilitate – To make an action or process easier.
38. Feasible – Possible and practical to do easily or conveniently.
39. Fluctuate – To change or vary irregularly.
40. Formulate – To create or devise methodically.
41. Fortify – To strengthen or build up.
42. Framework – A basic structure underlying a system or concept.
43. Generic – Not specific; general.
44. Hinder – To create difficulties for someone or something.
45. Hypothesis – An educated guess or proposition based on limited evidence.
46. Implicate – To show someone is involved in something.
47. Infer – To deduce or conclude information from evidence.
48. Implement – To put into effect or carry out.
49. Indicate – To point out or show.
50. Inherent – Existing as a natural part of something.
51. Integrate – To combine or bring together.
52. Intuitive – Based on instinct or feeling rather than logical reasoning.
53. Isolate – To separate from others.
54. Justify – To show or prove to be right or reasonable.
55. Leverage – To use something to maximum advantage.
56. Literal – Taking words in their usual or most basic sense.
57. Mediocre – Of only average quality; not very good.
58. Mitigate – To make less severe or serious.
59. Negotiate – To discuss in order to reach an agreement.
60. Obscure – Not clear or hard to understand.
61. Optimize – To make the best or most effective use of.
62. Organize – To arrange systematically.
63. Outline – A general description or plan giving the essential features.
64. Paradox – A statement that seems contradictory but may be true.
65. Preliminary – Serving as a preparation for something more important.
66. Prominent – Important and well-known.
67. Rationale – A set of reasons or logical basis for a course of action.
68. Redundant – Not or no longer needed or useful.
69. Refine – To improve something by making small changes.
70. Reinforce – To strengthen or support.
71. Reputable – Having a good reputation.
72. Resilient – Able to recover quickly from difficulties.
73. Substantiate – To provide evidence to support or prove.
74. Summarize – To give a brief statement of the main points.
75. Sustain – To maintain or continue over time.
76. Symposium – A meeting or conference to discuss a particular subject.
77. Theoretical – Concerned with or involving the theory of a subject.
78. Transform – To make a thorough or dramatic change.
79. Trend – A general direction in which something is developing.
80. Validate – To prove the validity or correctness of something.
81. Vary – To change or alter.
82. Viable – Capable of working successfully.
83. Warrant – To justify or necessitate.
84. Authenticate – To prove or verify the authenticity of.
85. Assess – To evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of.
86. Compile – To collect information from different sources.
87. Concur – To agree with something.
88. Consensus – General agreement among a group.
89. Delineate – To describe or outline in detail.
90. Depict – To represent or show.
91. Discrepancy – A lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts.
92. Illustrate – To explain or make something clear by using examples or comparisons.
93. Interpret – To explain the meaning of something.
94. Justify – To show or prove to be right or reasonable.
95. Narrate – To tell a story or describe an event.
96. Outline – A summary or overview of a main point.
97. Postulate – To assume or suggest something as a basis for reasoning.
98. Propose – To put forward an idea or plan for consideration.
99. Reconcile – To restore friendly relations or settle differences.
100. Substantiate – To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of.