Word Dictionary definition Sentence example Her brave face masked her UNDERLYING fear of cats. Underlying / Lying beneath something, latent not obvious on the surface Jenny had a LATENT ability for hockey, but she didn’t train enough to make it into the team. To give confidence or hope Encourage The cheers of the crowd ENCOURAGED Paula to keep running. or support to someone Fiona took lots of responsible risks in her lessons, and CONSEQUENTLY received lots Consequently To happen as a result of honour marks To prove to be right, to back Justify Her theft of a loaf was JUSTIFIED by the fact she was starving up Appearing to be one way When he carried her bags, it was OSTENSIBLY to help an old lady in need, but really Ostensible though the reality is it was to look good to his girlfriend different Exacerbate To make worse Carrying heavy books EXACERBATED her back problems Trigger / To cause to happen Jane’s rude remark was TRIGGERED / PRECIPITATED by an insult from . Precipitate immediately Facilitate To make something easier Her journey to the 7th floor was FACILITATED by a lift next to the stairs. Set a To establish a tradition, set Leaving a mince pie for Santa when she was 5 SET A PRECEDENT for future precedent for an example for future action Christmases. It was her big day. She was worried about what to wear and what to say but her Being more important than Overriding OVERRIDING concern was that she would fall over and look stupid in front of everything else everyone.
Word Dictionary definition Sentence example Underlying / latent Lying beneath something, not obvious on the surface Her brave face masked her UNDERLYING fear of cats. Jenny had a LATENT ability for hockey, but she didn’t train enough to make it into the team. Encourage To give confidence or hope or support to someone The cheers of the crowd ENCOURAGED Paula to keep running. Consequently To happen as a result Fiona took lots of responsible risks in her lessons, and CONSEQUENTLY received lots of honour marks Justify To prove to be right, to back up Her theft of a loaf was JUSTIFIED by the fact she was starving Ostensible Appearing to be one way though the reality is different When he carried her bags, it was OSTENSIBLY to help an old lady in need, but really it was to look good to his girlfriend Exacerbate To make worse Carrying heavy books EXACERBATED her back problems Trigger / Precipitate To cause to happen immediately Jane’s rude remark was TRIGGERED / PRECIPITATED by an insult from . Facilitate To make something easier Her journey to the 7th floor was FACILITATED by a lift next to the stairs. Set a precedent for To establish a tradition, set an example for future action Leaving a mince pie for Santa when she was 5 SET A PRECEDENT for future Christmases. Overriding Being more important than everything else It was her big day. She was worried about what to wear and what to say but her OVERRIDING concern was that she would fall over and look stupid in front of everyone.
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