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Sample words: HELP, REFUGEE, DONATE, FUNDS, TRUST, AID, TAX, POOR, UDHR, NEEDY, COPE, ASSET, HOPE, OPCW, FIELD, REDUCE.
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- HELP /hɛlp/ · noun, verb, and interjection
- Help is assistance, support, or an action that makes a task or situation easier. As a verb, it means to assist someone or enable them to do something; as an interjection, it is a cry for assistance. Related: assistance, aid, support, succour.
- REFUGEE /ˌrɛfjuˈdʒiː/ · noun
- A person who has fled their home or country because of persecution, war, violence, or other serious threats to their safety or freedom. The term may also refer to a person who has been displaced and requires protection, especially under international or national law. Related: asylum seeker, displaced person, exile, émigré.
- DONATE /ˈdoʊneɪt/ · verb
- To give money, goods, blood, organs, or other resources voluntarily, typically to a charitable organization, cause, or person in need, without expecting payment in return. Related: give, contribute, bestow, grant.
- FUNDS /fʌndz/ · noun
- Money that is set aside or available for a particular purpose, such as an organization's operating budget or an individual's savings. As a plural noun, it can also refer simply to financial resources in general. Related: capital, finances, money, resources.
- TRUST /trʌst/ · noun and verb
- Trust is confidence in the honesty, reliability, or good intentions of someone or something. As a verb, it means to believe in or rely confidently on a person, institution, or outcome. Related: confidence, faith, reliance, credence.
- AID /eɪd/ · noun, verb
- Help or support given to someone in need; as a verb, to provide such help. Related: assistance, help, support, relief.
- TAX /tæks/ · noun and verb
- A tax is a compulsory charge imposed by a government or other authority, especially a levy on income, goods, property, or transactions. The term can also denote the amount charged or, figuratively, a burdensome demand on someone's time, energy, or resources. Related: levy, duty, tribute, assessment.
- POOR /pɔː(r)/ (British); /pʊ(r)/ (American) · adjective, noun
- Having little or insufficient money, resources, or advantages; lacking something needed or desirable. It can also describe low quality, inadequate performance, or an unfortunate condition. Related: disadvantaged, unfortunate, needy, destitute.
- NEEDY /ˈniːdi/ · adjective
- Requiring help, care, or attention; often characterized by a strong or excessive dependence on others. Related: dependent, helpless, vulnerable, insatiable.
- COPE /kəʊp/ · verb
- To deal effectively with something difficult or challenging, especially a problem, hardship, or demanding situation. Related: manage, handle, contend, deal.
- ASSET /ˈæsɛt/ · noun
- A useful or valuable thing, person, or quality — especially an item of property owned by a person or company that has monetary value and is recorded on a balance sheet. Related: resource, holding, possession, property.
- HOPE /həʊp/ (British); /hoʊp/ (US) · noun and verb
- As a noun, hope means a belief or expectation that something good will happen. As a verb, it means to want something to happen or to believe, without certainty, that it will happen. Related: wish, expectation, belief, optimism.
- FIELD /fiːld/ · noun (also verb)
- An area of open land, especially one used for growing crops or grazing animals; more broadly, a sphere of activity, interest, or study, and in physics a region of space in which a particular force is exerted. Related: meadow, pasture, paddock, domain.
- REDUCE /rɪˈduːs/ · verb
- To make something smaller, less numerous, less costly, or less intense. It can also mean to force someone or something into a particular condition, or to bring a mathematical quantity to a simpler form. Related: lessen, decrease, cut, diminish.
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