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Advanced English Vocabulary Glossary

This document is a glossary of advanced English vocabulary, providing definitions and example sentences for each term. Key words include 'awake', 'complicated', 'hire', and 'diplomacy', among others. The glossary serves as a resource for understanding and using these words in context.

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Advanced English Vocabulary Glossary

This document is a glossary of advanced English vocabulary, providing definitions and example sentences for each term. Key words include 'awake', 'complicated', 'hire', and 'diplomacy', among others. The glossary serves as a resource for understanding and using these words in context.

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Advanced English Vocabulary Glossary

Vocabulary with Meanings and Usage

Awake: Not asleep; conscious. (e.g., I couldn't stay awake during the lecture.)

Awaken: To stop sleeping or to make someone stop sleeping. (e.g., She was awakened by the noise.)

Waking: Present participle of 'wake'; used in continuous forms. (e.g., I was waking up when the call came.)

Conscious: Aware and responding to one's surroundings. (e.g., He was conscious after the surgery.)

Complicated: Hard to understand or deal with. (e.g., The instructions were too complicated.)

Complex: Consisting of many different parts. (e.g., A complex issue.)

Hire: To employ someone. (e.g., We plan to hire a new manager.)

Rent: To pay for use of something temporarily. (e.g., Rent a car.)

Borrow: To take and use something with intention to return. (e.g., Borrow a pen.)

Recruit: To find and attract new people to join an organization. (e.g., Recruit new staff.)

Diplomacy: Skill in dealing with people without causing bad feelings. (e.g., She handled the matter with

diplomacy.)

Engaged: Busy or occupied (phone line). (e.g., The line was engaged.)
Advanced English Vocabulary Glossary

Occupied: Being used or full. (e.g., The room is occupied.)

Convince: To persuade someone. (e.g., I convinced her to join us.)

Insist: To demand something forcefully. (e.g., She insisted on coming.)

Demand: Ask forcefully. (e.g., They demanded a refund.)

Press: To try to persuade. (e.g., He pressed her to agree.)

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