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    Marty's Website

    • Home Page
    Useful English Words
    • My Games
    • List of Useful
    English Words for
    Essay Writing Last updated: 2008-10-07
    • About Me

    Game Maker If you find these words useful, you can


    • Platform Engine download a Word file that contains all of the
    same words here.
    Programming
    • Beginning Game
    Making Sections:
    • C/C++/MFC
    FAQs To indicate more information
    TI-83 Plus
    Calculator To indicate an example
    Programs
    • Decimal To indicate a cause or reason
    Simplifier
    To indicate a result or an effect

    To conclude

    To express an opinion

    To describe or make

    To prove

    To compare or contrast

    To indicate time

    To indicate certainty

    To indicate doubt

    To summarize

    To provide a condition
    To express positive words

    To show intelligence

    To intensify

    Said

    Noted (said)

    Precisely

    Numerous

    Praise

    Call Forth

    To indicate more information

     Besides - Making an additional point;


    anyway
     Furthermore
     In addition
     Moreover
     Likewise
     Indeed – In truth
     In fact
     Also
     As well
     Foremost - Ranking above all others;
    Preceding all others in spatial position
     First, Second, Third, Finally
     Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly

    To indicate an example

     For example
     For instance
     In particular
     Particularly - Specifically or especially
    distinguished from others
     Specifically
     To illustrate
     To demonstrate

    To indicate a cause or reason

     Since
     Because
     Because of
     Due to
     For
     For the reason that
     As
     Inasmuch as - Since
     Whereby - As a result of which, By
    which, "the means whereby we achieved
    our goal"

    To indicate a result or an effect

     Accordingly - because of the reason


    given
     Consequently
     Hence
     So
     Therefore
     Thus
     Thusly - In the way indicated
     Thence - From that fact or reason or as a
    result
     Therefrom - From that circumstance or
    source
     Thereof - Of or concerning this or that,
    From that circumstance or source
     Corollary - A practical consequence that
    follows naturally, "blind jealousy is a
    frequent corollary of passionate love"

    To conclude

     For the aforementioned reasons


     For the aforementioned reasons, there is
    no doubt that
     To sum up the foregoing,
     Given these facts
     In conclusion
     In closing
     To conclude

    To express an opinion

     In all due fairness


     With good judgment, (one/we may)

    To describe or make

     vivid
     portray
     depict
     exhibit
     illustrate
     expose
     present
     paint a portrait
     limn - Trace the shape of, make a
    portrait of
     delineate
     represent
     demonstrate
     constitute - Form or compose
     embodied - (adj) Expressed by
     embody - (v) Represent or express in
    tangible form
     embodiment

    To prove

     manifest - Provide evidence for; stand as


    proof of
     attest - Provide evidence for
     testify - Provide evidence for
     certify - Provide evidence for
     endorse, indorse - Give support or one's
    approval to
     shew - Establish the validity of
    something, as by an example,
    explanation or experiment
     establish
     instance - (v) Clarify by giving an
    example of
     exemplify - (v) Clarify by giving an
    example of

    To compare or contrast

     Whereas
     In comparison
     In contrast
     However
     Although
     On the other hand
     Likewise
     Similarly
     But
     Yet
     Withal - Despite anything to the contrary
    (usually following a concession)
     Withal - Together with this
     Nevertheless - Despite anything to the
    contrary
     Nonetheless - Despite anything to the
    contrary
     Notwithstanding - Despite anything to
    the contrary
     Even so - Despite anything to the
    contrary
     All the same - Despite anything to the
    contrary

    To indicate time

     After
     Before
     Currently
     During
     Eventually
     Finally
     First, Second, etc.
     Formerly
     Immediately
     Initially
     Lastly
     Later
     Meanwhile
     Next
     Once
     Previously
     Simultaneously
     Soon
     Subsequently
     Subsequent - Following in time and order
     Hitherto, Heretofore - Used in negative
    statement to describe a situation that
    has existed up to this point or up to the
    present time, “The sun hasn’t rose
    hitherto.”
     In due time
     Henceforth

    To indicate certainty

     Truly
     Sincerely
     Genuinely
     Surely
     Rightfully
     Absolutely
     Indubitably
     Certainly
     Without doubt
     Needless to say

    To indicate doubt

     Most likely
     More likely
     Possibly
     Probably
     Dubitable - Open to doubt or suspicion
     Dubious - Distressed with uncertainty or
    doubt
    To summarize

     Overall
     To summarize
     In summary
     To sum up
     Paraphrased
     Briefly
     In brief
     Summing up
     To put it briefly
     précis - A sketchy summary, Make a
    summary (of)
     synopsis - A sketchy summary
     apercu - A short synopsis

    To provide a condition

     provision, proviso - A stipulated condition


     stipulate - Specify as a condition or
    requirement in a contract
     given
     if
     whether
     whenever
     when
     while

    To express positive words

     magnificent
     grandeur - The quality of being
    magnificent or splendid or grand, the
    quality of being exalted in character or
    ideals or conduct
     magnanimous - The quality of being
    exalted in character or ideals or conduct
     fantastic
     fantastical
     phenomenal
     wonderful
     extraordinary
     marvelous
     superb
     good
     fine
     great
     avid - Emotionally desirable
     avid ambition to succeed
     excellent
     spectacular
     prodigious
     grand
     brilliant
     glorious - Bringing great happiness and
    thankfulness
     illustrious - Widely known and esteemed
     notable - Worthy of notice
     respected
     impressive
     splendid
     splendiferous - Having great beauty and
    splendor
     resplendent - Having great beauty and
    splendor, Richly and brilliantly colorful
     flamboyant - Elaborately or excessively
    ornamented, Richly and brilliantly
    colorful
     redoubtable - Having or worthy of pride
     formidable - Extremely impressive in
    strength or excellence
     prowess
     superior
     terrific
     tremendous
     wondrous - Extraordinarily good
     wonderful
     sublime - Inspiring awe, Lifted up or set
    high
     flair - natural talent
     knack - A special way of doing something
     outshine - Attract more attention and
    praise than others
     paramount - Having superior power and
    influence
     predominant
     preponderating
     prevailing

    To show intelligence

     profound
     shrewd – hardheaded (practical
    experience and observation) intelligence
     astute
     acumen - Shrewdness shown by keen
    insight
     insightful
     savvy - The cognitive condition of
    someone who understands
     cognition - The psychological result of
    perception, learning and reasoning
     genius
     smart
     sharp
     keen
     mastermind
     Einstein - Someone who has exceptional
    intellectual ability and originality
     work of art
     fine art
     maven - Someone who is dazzlingly
    skilled in any field
     mavin - Someone who is dazzlingly
    skilled in any field
     adept - Someone who is dazzlingly
    skilled in any field
     whiz - Someone who is dazzlingly skilled
    in any field
     wizard - Someone who is dazzlingly
    skilled in any field

    To intensify

     incredibly
     exceedingly
     toppingly - extremely well
     extremely
     extraordinarily
     truly
     really
     very
     utterly - Completely and without
    qualification; used informally as
    intensifiers, With sublimity; in a sublime
    manner
     absolutely
     perfectly
     sublimely
     dramatically
     sheer - (adj.) Complete and without
    restriction or qualification; sometimes
    used informally as an intensifier; (adv.)
    Directly "he fell sheer into the water"

    Said

     enounced, enunciated - Speak,


    pronounce, or utter in a certain way
     pronounced - Speak, pronounce, or utter
    in a certain way
     articulated - Express or state clearly
     vocalized - Express or state clearly
     posited - Put firmly
     stated
     expressed
     reported
     alleged - Declared but not proved
     averred - Report or maintain, To declare
    or affirm in a grave manner and formally
    as true
     affirmed, asserted
     wrote
     composed
     indited - Produce a literary work
     penned - Produce a literary work
     spelt - Indicate or signify
     voiced, sounded - Give voice to
     demean - Reduce in worth or character,
    usually verbally
    Noted (said)

     remarked
     denoted - Be a sign or indication of, "Her
    smile denoted that she agreed"
     observed
     commented
     mentioned
     referred
     announced
     noticed

    Precisely

     explicitly
     accurately
     expressly
     exactly
     incisively

    Numerous

     innumerable
     many
     various
     several
     diverse
     umpteen
     umteen
     myriad (noun and adj.)

    Praise

     extol - (v) Praise, glorify, or honor


     exalt
     glorify
     laud
     proclaim
     revere
     idolize
     worship
     venerate
    Call Forth

     evoke - Call forth (emotions, feelings,


    and responses)
     arouse - Call forth (emotions, feelings,
    and responses)
     elicit - Call forth (emotions, feelings, and
    responses)
     enkindle - Call forth (emotions, feelings,
    and responses)
     provoke - Call forth (emotions, feelings,
    and responses)
     inflame - Arouse or excite feelings and
    passions
     awake - Stop sleeping
     conjure - Evoke or call forth, with or as if
    by magic
     invoke - Evoke or call forth, with or as if
    by magic
     summon - Gather or bring together
     instill - deposit gradually

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