WEEK 6
1-hideous
Definition: horrible, ugly, shocking.
Part of speech: adjective .
Sentence: The main character of the book gets a hideous
disease and dies .
Collocation: truly hideous .
2-exceed
Definition: be superior to , outreach, rise above,
out-distance .
Part of speech: verb.
Sentence: You will fail the course if you haven’t exceeded
60 points on the test .
Collocation: exceeded the maximum .
3- disagreeable
Definition: bad tempered , unfriendly .
Part of speech: adjective .
Sentence: The new employee has a disagreeable and rude character
with all of us .
Collocation: disagreeable odor.
4-subsequent
Definition: later , following , consequent .
Part of speech: adjective.
Sentence: The students continued preparing for finals in subsequent
weeks.
Collocation: subsequent efforts.
5-ideological
Definition:brainy , thoughtful , thinking ,intellectual .
Part of speech: adjective .
Sentence:The professor had ideological anti-science perspective about our
topic today .
Collocation: ideological bias .
6-principal
Definition: main, primary or fundamental .
Part of speech: adjective .
Sentence: Our university library is the principal source for
all kind of information .
Collocation: principal source .
7-format
Definition: arrangement , design or setup .
Part of speech: noun.
Sentence: The standard format for essays is to have an
introduction , body part and conclusion .
Collocation: standard format.
8- cease
Definition: stop, finish or conclude .
Part of speech: verb.
Sentence: The black panthers could cease to exist if the hunting continued .
Collocation: cease to exist .
9-grant
Definition: something granted as a privilege or right , or sum
of money .
Part of speech: noun .
Sentence: The public is demanding government grants to cover
the costs of the recent storm.
Collocation: government grants.
10-induce
Definition: cause , produce , influence .
Part of speech: verb.
Sentence: Taking a warm bath helps induce sleep .
Collocation: induce sleep .
Good work but check your example for "exceed". It means to pass an established limit, for example "exceed a speed limit". Your example using 60 points is not correct because 60 points is not an established limit.
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