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certainly (adv.) – used to emphasize something and show that there is no doubt about it clearly (adv.) – used to show that you think something is obvious or certain comprehensively (adv.) – completely; in a way that includes everything demonstrably (adv.) – in a way that can be shown to exist or...

certainly (adv.) – used to emphasize something and show that there is no doubt about it clearly (adv.) – used to show that you think something is obvious or certain comprehensively (adv.) – completely; in a way that includes everything demonstrably (adv.) – in a way that can be shown to exist or be true dramatically (adv.) – in a way that is very sudden or noticeable drastically (adv.) – in a way that is sudden and extreme eventually (adv.) – in the end, especially after a long time evidently (adv.) – used to say that something can easily be noticed feasibly (adv.) – possibly; in a way that could be made, done, or achieved gradually (adv.) – slowly over a period of time or distance increasingly (adv.) – more and more inevitably (adv.) – in a way that cannot be avoided markedly (adv.) – in a very obvious or noticeable way potentially (adv.) – possibly progressively (adv.) – gradually radically (adv.) – completely or extremely surely (adv.) – used to express that you are certain or almost certain about something ultimately (adv.) – finally, after a series of things have happened undoubtedly (adv.) – used to emphasize that something is true unfortunately (adv.) – used to say that something is sad, disappointing, or has a bad effect unquestionably (adv.) – in a way that is obvious and impossible to doubt artificial intelligence (AI) (n.) – computer technology that allows something to be done in a way that is similar to the way a human would do it beta version (n.) – a piece of software, etc. that is at the second stage of development, during which customers are asked to use it to see if there are any problems that have not been corrected chatbot (n.) – a computer program designed to have a conversation with a human being, especially over the internet computer translation (n.) – computer software that changes the words of one language into the words in another language that have the same meaning computer-generated speech (n.) – speech designed or produced using a computer program facial recognition (n.) – technology that makes it possible for a computer to recognize a digital image of someone's fase image recognition (n.) – technology that can identify objects, places, people, writing and actions in images operating system (OS) (n.) – a set of programs that control the way a computer system works, especially how its memory is used and how different programs work together (for example, Windows 10, Chrome OS, Mac OS) speech to text (n.) – the process of converting speech into digital text text to speech (n.) – the process of converting digital text into spoken words virtual assistant (n.) – a computer program or device that is connected to the internet and can understand spoken questions and instructions, designed to help you to make plans, find answers to questions, etc. voice activation (n.) – machines, systems, etc. that work when you speak instructions to them voice recognition (n.) – the ability of a computer or other machine to understand spoken instructions or to recognize who a human voice belongs to working prototype (n.) – the first example of something, such as a machine, product, or app, from which all later forms are developed aloof (adj.) – not friendly or willing to take part in things antisocial (adj.) – often avoiding spending time with other people chatty (adj.) – liking to talk talkative (adj.) – describing a person who talks a lot narrow-minded (adj.) – not willing to accept new ideas or opinions different from your own rigid (adj.) – not able to change or be changed easily open-minded (adj.) – willing to consider ideas and opinions that are new or different to your own accepting (adj.) – tending to regard different types of people and ways of life with tolerance and acceptance self-centered (adj.) – interested only in yourself insensitive (adj.) – not noticing or not caring about other people's feelings sincere (adj.) – honest and saying or showing what you really feel or believe genuine (adj.) – sincere and honest come down to (ph. v.) – If a situation, problem, decision, etc. comes down to something, then that is the thing that will influence it most. face up to (ph. v.) – to accept that a difficult situation exists fall back on (ph. v.) – to use someone or something when other things have failed, or when there are no other choices fit in with (ph. v.) – to feel that you belong to a particular group and are accepted by that group get through to (ph. v.) – to succeed in making someone understand or believe something look down on (ph. v.) – to think that you are better than someone mess around with someone (ph. v.) – to behave in a joking or silly way put up with (ph. v.) – to accept or continue to accept an unpleasant situation or experience, or someone who behaves unpleasantly; to tolerate run up against (ph. v.) – to experience an unexpected difficulty stand up for (ph. v.) – to defend or support a particular idea or a person who is being criticized or attacked analyze (v.) – to examine the details of something carefully, in order to understand or explain it dismiss (v.) – to refuse to consider an idea or opinión disregard (v.) – to ignore something envision (v.) – to imagine something happening, or think that something is likely to happen evaluate (v.) – to consider or study something carefully and decide how good or bad it is fixate (v.) – to think about something too much and find it difficult to stop foresee (v.) – to know about something before it happens interpret (v.) – to explain or decide what you think something means presume (v.) – to think that something is likely to be true, although you are not certain reconsider (v.) – to think again about a decision or opinion and decide if you want to change it reject (v.) – to refuse to accept or agree with something review (v.) – to consider something again in order to decide if changes should be made composed (adj.) – calm and in control of your emotions defensive (adj.) – quick to protect yourself from being criticized flustered (adj.) – upset and confused forgiving (adj.) – ready to forgive someone for something they have done gracious (adj.) – behaving in a pleasant, polite, calm way harmless (adj.) – not able or not likely to cause any hurt or damage hysterical (adj.) – If someone is hysterical, they cannot control their feelings or behavior because they are extremely frightened, angry, excited, etc. mellow (adj.) – calm and relaxed melodramatic (adj.) – showing much stronger emotions than are necessary for a situation resourceful (adj.) – good at finding ways to solve problems spiteful (adj.) – intentionally hurting or upsetting someone victorious (adj.) – having won a fight or competition