This document provides lists of words with their part of speech and definitions. It includes lists of words beginning with different letters, along with their noun or verb definitions. It also includes sections with synonym suggestions for phrases, along with examples. The document serves as a reference tool for learning new vocabulary words and finding better ways to express phrases and ideas.

1. Better way to say

2. Say a word…
1. C – Noun
– Caterpillar
2. A – Verb
– Act
3. A – Adjective
– Adverse
4. H – Verb
– Holler
5. U – Verb
– Ululate

3. Say a word…
1. H – Noun
– Home
2. M – Adjective
– Modest
3. B – Verb
– Bragging
4. B – Adjective
– Bashful
5. T – Adjective
– Tentative

4. Meanings
1. Coincidence (Noun)
– A remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection
– The presence of Prem & Raj at the same function was an unfortunate coincidence
2. Abate (Verb)
– Reduce or remove
– The medicine helped to abate the pain in my leg
3. Abide (Verb)
– Accept or act in accordance with
– In the hostel everybody is expected to abide by the rules
4. Harmony (Noun)
– In perfect agreement
– The management and workers were in complete harmony about the way forward
5. Unision (Noun)
– Simultaneous performance of action or utterance of speech
– The boys responded to the leader in perfect unision

5. Meanings
1. Diaspora (Noun)
– The dispersion of any people from their original homeland
– The Indian diaspora can be found in all corners of the world
2. Affluent (Adjective)
– Wealthy
– The affluent people of this city are very considerate towards the less fortunate
3. Affordable (Adjective)
– Reasonable priced
– Considering all that is being offered, the course at Focus With Tokas is very affordable
4. Candid (Adjective)
– Frank
– Thomas was very candid with his doctor
5. Broach (Verb)
– Raise for discussion
– After the introductory session, the participants broached the subject of payment

6. A better way of saying…
1. Real/genuine
– Only genuine students of Focus With Tokas can access Pentatonic
– Bona Fide - Adjective
1. Vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice
– Xerxes indulged in vulgar display of his wealth
– Ostentatious - Adjective
2. Full of energy and enthusiasm
– After the rains, the flowers looked full of energy
– Vibrant - Adjective
3. Lacking physical strength, esp. as a result of age or illness
– After the bout of flu, Nick felt the lack of physical strength
– Feeble - Adhective

7. A better way of saying…
1. Weak and delicate
– My grandmother is 93 years old. She looks so weak and delicate
– Frail - Adjective
1. Steady or resolute
– The teacher gave the mischievous student a steady and resolute stare
– Unwavering - Adjective
2. Because or as a result of
– Pramod became the president because of his family connections
– By virtue of… - Phrasal Verb
3. A useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
– Manoj proved to be a valuable resource for the company
– Asset - Noun

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