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After a Fashion
phraseTo some limited degree or in a makeshift, imperfect way
↗After a Little
phraseFollowing a brief pause or short passage of time
↗After a Long Time
phraseFollowing an extended duration or prolonged delay
↗After a While
phraseFollowing a moderate interval or gradual passage of time
↗After All
phraseConsidering the fundamental truth, or contrary to previous doubts
↗After Class
phraseDuring the period following the conclusion of an instructional lecture or academic session
↗after food
phrase A2taking place or consumed following a meal
↗After Glow
phraseA pleasant remnant or warm light remaining after something bright or exciting has subsided.
↗after lunch
phrase A1in the afternoon period following the midday meal
↗after that
phrase A1following an event or action in time; next
↗After the Fashion
phraseIn a manner resembling a specified style, custom, or model.
↗After the Fashion of
phraseImitating or following the particular style or method of someone or something.
↗afternoon
word A1the time after 12 noon and before evening The part of the day between noon and evening.; The part of the day between noon and evening.
↗afterward
word B1after something has happened; later at a later time; subsequently at a later or subsequent time
↗Afterwards
word B1at a later time; after an event or time that has already been mentioned
↗again
word A1one more time once more; another time; in addition Once more; another time.; once more; another time; in addition Once more; another time.
↗again and again
phraseRepeatedly; occurring many times.
↗against
word A2opposing someone or something; touching or leaning on something In opposition to; contrary to; touching or resting on.
↗Against All Odds
phraseDespite extreme difficulties, improbabilities, or unfavorable conditions.
↗Against All the Odds
phraseIn spite of all the overwhelming obstacles and near-impossible chances.
↗Against One's Advice
phraseContrary to what someone specifically recommended or warned against.
↗Against One's Principle
phraseOpposed to someone's deeply held ethical beliefs, morals, or convictions.
↗Against One's Will
phraseCarried out without a person's consent; compelled by force or duress.
↗Against Someone's Advice
phraseActing contrary to the counsel, warnings, or recommendation given by someone.
↗Against the Backdrop of Something
phraseHappening within the context of or framed by a notable situation, historical event, or landscape.
↗Against the clock
phrasein a great hurry to do or finish something before a strict, approaching deadline runs out; Working under severe time pressure to finish a task before a strict deadline
↗against the law
phrase A2not allowed by the law; illegal
↗age
word A1how old someone or something is; a period of life or history The length of time that a person has lived; to grow older.
↗Age Ain't Nothing but a Number
idiomChronological age should never limit a person's capability, aspirations, or potential for achievement.
↗Age Is Just a Number
idiomPhysical years do not define one's energy, intellect, competence, or right to dream big.
↗agency
word A2a business or organization that provides a service for others a business or organization that provides a particular service An organization or business that provides a particular service.; A business or organization providing a particular service on behalf of another; also the capacity of individuals to act independently.
↗agenda
word B1a list of things to discuss or do; sometimes a hidden aim a list of items to be discussed at a meeting; a plan of action A list of items to be discussed or acted upon in a meeting or plan.; A list of items of business to be considered or discussed at a meeting.
↗agent
word A2a person or company that acts for another person or provides a service A person who acts on behalf of another person or organization.; A person who acts on behalf of another person or organization.
↗aggrandize
word C2to increase the power, status, or wealth of a person or country
↗aggregate
word C1To combine several elements into a total; to form a whole from separate parts.; a whole formed by combining several separate elements A whole formed by combining several elements; to combine into a total.
↗aggressive
word B1ready to attack, argue, or push strongly for something ready or likely to attack or confront; forceful
↗agility
word C1Ability to move quickly and easily; nimbleness in physical motion or mental thought.
↗Agitate Against Something
phraseTo campaign actively, mount public opposition, or protest persistently against an action or policy.
↗Agitate for
phrasal verbTo campaign persistently and build public momentum in favor of a specific goal, right, or legal protection.
↗Agitate for Something
phraseTo actively demand, promote, or lobby the public and authorities for a tangible conservation policy or reform.
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