Power Thesaurus

thsr.us/prevent

If people say something "prevents" something else, they mean that it stops it from happening or keeps it from becoming possible.

E.g. "Wearing a seatbelt can prevent serious injuries in an accident."

thsr.us/beneficial

If people say something is "beneficial", they mean that it is helpful, useful, or has a good effect.

E.g. "Regular exercise is beneficial for both your body and your mind."

thsr.us/check

If people say someone "checks" something, they mean that the person looks at it carefully to make sure everything is correct, safe, or working properly.

E.g. "She checked her bag twice before leaving the house."

thsr.us/dangerous

If people say something is "dangerous", they mean that it can cause harm, injury, or problems.

E.g. "It is dangerous to drive too fast on icy roads."

thsr.us/conflict

If people say there is a "conflict", they mean that there is a serious disagreement, argument, or fight between people, groups, or countries.

E.g. "The conflict between the two neighbors lasted for many years."

thsr.us/aggressive

If people say someone is "aggressive", they mean that the person behaves in a forceful, angry, or unfriendly way, often ready to argue or fight.

E.g. "The dog became aggressive when a stranger came too close."

thsr.us/dead

If people say someone or something is "dead", they mean that the person, animal, or living thing is no longer alive. It can also describe something that no longer works.

E.g. "The plant was dead because nobody watered it for weeks."

thsr.us/society

If people say "society", they mean a group of people living together in a community or a nation, sharing laws, traditions, and ways of life.

E.g. "Technology has changed modern society in many ways"

thsr.us/weak

If people say someone or something is "weak", they mean that they do not have much strength, power, or influence.

After being sick for a week, he felt very weak.

thsr.us/increase

If people say something "increases", they mean that it becomes greater in size, amount, number, or level.

E.g. "The company plans to increase salaries next year."

thsr.us/evidence

If people say there is "evidence", they mean that there are facts, signs, or information that show something is true or really happened.

E.g. "The police found evidence that helped solve the crime. "