Cancel
Cancel = arrange for a planned event not to take place after all: ‘Five of their players were either ill or injured, and so the match had to be cancelled.’…
Calm down
Calm down (intransitive) means ‘to become less angry, less excited, etc’: ‘Once everyone had calmed down, the meeting continued.’ The object of calm down (transitive) is always a person: ‘The…
Boundary
Use boundary when you are talking about an area of land within a country: ‘The Mississippi River forms a natural boundary between Tennessee and Arkansas.’ ‘Their farm is just inside…
Before
Ago = before ‘now’, the moment of speaking (earlier than the present times); in the past: ‘Her plane landed ten minutes ago. In fact, here she comes now.’ ‘I saw…
Aspect
(1) One of the parts of the features of a situation, idea, problem, etc: ‘Modern technology affects all aspects of our daily lives.’ ‘The book concentrates on the cruel aspects…
Arise
Arise (arising, arose, arisen) is an intransitive verb, just like arrive, happen etc: (1) To come into being; originate: ‘A new religious movement originated in that country’; ‘The problem first…
Argument – English editing.
(1) A statement, reason, or fact for or against a point: ‘He presents a strong argument in favor of reservation issue.’ (2) A discussion involving differing points of view; debate…
Appear
Appear = (1) Become visible or be seen (suddenly): ‘Small red patches appeared all over the child’s back.’ ‘A minute later the manager appeared and asked what was wrong.’ (2)…