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Tuesday, September 08, 2020
synonym for
goal
intention
noun
[ in-
ten
-sh
uh
n ]
intention
is another word for
goal
A
goal
is an achievement toward which effort is directed, such as getting into a certain college or running a marathon. An
intention
is what one means or hopes to accomplish or carry out. It is close to a plan, emphasizing what is held the mind as motivation or purpose. Sometimes, however, the word is meant to highlight distance between what is planned or wished for and what is put into action, as in the case of
good intentions
that fall short of producing an outcome.
Commonly found as
announce + intention
The company announced its intention to go carbon neutral by 2035.
sole intention
The filmmaker’s
sole intention
was to raise awareness about global food insecurity; he was not interested in accolades.
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cultivate
Sep 07
strive
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Monday, September 07, 2020
synonym for
work
strive
verb
[ strahyv ]
strive
is another word for
work
To
strive
is to exert oneself vigorously or to try hard. When we
strive
for something, such as excellence or success, we are making strenuous efforts toward that goal. This verb emphasizes a tireless determination; after all, excellence and success are not easily attained. It also suggests a degree of strife, reflecting earlier, more outwardly oppositional uses of
strive
to mean “to rival,” “to compete,” and “to struggle vigorously, as in opposition or battle.”
Commonly found as
strive for excellence
The teacher instilled a love of learning in her students, and she encouraged them to
strive for excellence
in all they do.
strive to achieve
The scholar understood the historical document to be an expression of ideals that we should all
strive to achieve.
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intention
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complimentary
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Sunday, September 06, 2020
synonym for
free
complimentary
adjective
[ kom-pl
uh
-
men
-t
uh
-ree, -tree ]
complimentary
is another word for
free
If something is provided without a charge or payment, then it is
free.
If it is offered as a gift or courtesy, it is
complimentary
. Politeness is at the heart of this adjective, which also means “expressing a compliment, often one that is politely flattering.” Politeness or courtesy is also at the heart of the hospitality industry, where one is likely to encounter
complimentary
items, such as a
complimentary
breakfast or
complimentary
Wi-Fi. Forgoing a few syllables, a particularly lucky hotel guest might also experience a meal or service being
comped
, or provided free of charge.
Commonly found as
enjoy complimentary
On arrival at the hotel, the two friends
enjoyed complimentary
refreshments in the lounge.
complimentary access
As part of a marketing promotion, subscribers to the magazine were granted
complimentary access
to a suite of additional titles.
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