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Positive outcomes – English vocabulary

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33 English words with meanings: benefit, complement, enrich, exultant, fall into place… Study them with flashcards, quizzes and AI speaking practice on…

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Word list

  1. benefit /'bɛnɪfɪt/ (noun) — Something extra that helps or improves a situation.
    Example: Fresh air is a benefit of living near the park.
    Synonyms: advantage, plus, good point
  2. complement /kəm'plɛmənt/ (verb) — to complete or improve something by adding what it lacks
    Example: This color complements the room well.
    Synonyms: complete, enhance, supplement
  3. enrich /ɪn'rɪtʃ/ (verb) — To make something better, stronger, or more interesting.
    Example: Reading can enrich your vocabulary.
    Synonyms: improve, enhance, strengthen
  4. exultant /ɪɡ'zʌltənt/ (adjective) — very proud and happy after a success
    Example: They were exultant after the final win.
    Synonyms: triumphant, elated, jubilant
  5. fall into place /fɔ:l 'ɪntu: pleɪs/ (phrase) — to become clear, organized, or successful after confusion
    Example: After a while, the plan fell into place.
    Synonyms: become clear, work out, come together
  6. flourish /'flʌrɪʃ/ (verb) — to grow well and become strong, healthy, or successful
    Example: The business flourished after the new manager arrived.
    Synonyms: thrive, prosper, grow
  7. fruitful /'fru:tfəl/ (adjective) — producing good results or many useful things
    Example: The meeting was fruitful and produced several good ideas.
    Synonyms: productive, successful, rewarding
  8. get a new lease of life /ɡet ə nju: li:s əv laɪf/ (phrase) — to become active, healthy, or successful again
    Example: After surgery, she got a new lease of life.
    Synonyms: fresh start, renewed energy, second chance
  9. green shoots /ɡri:n ʃu:ts/ (phrase) — early signs that something good is starting
    Example: The new policy showed green shoots of progress.
    Synonyms: early signs, first signs, positive beginnings
  10. incredible /ɪn'krɛdəbəl/ (adjective) — so surprising or unusual that it is hard to believe
    Example: She made an incredible discovery.
    Synonyms: amazing, astonishing, unbelievable
  11. jubilant /'dʒu:bɪlənt/ (adjective) — very happy because of a success or good news
    Example: The team was jubilant after the victory.
    Synonyms: elated, ecstatic, triumphant
  12. memorable /'mɛm.ər.ə.bəl/ (adjective) — easy to remember because it is very special or impressive
    Example: It was a memorable trip.
    Synonyms: unforgettable, notable, striking
  13. open doors /'oʊpən dɔ:rz/ (phrase) — make something possible or easier to achieve
    Example: The new class may open doors for her.
    Synonyms: create opportunities, make possible, help
  14. original /ə'rɪdʒənəl/ (adjective) — made first, not copied from something else
    Example: She wrote an original song.
    Synonyms: new, authentic, first
  15. overshadow /,oʊvər'ʃædoʊ/ (verb) — to make something seem less important by being more noticeable
    Example: Her success overshadowed the rest of the news.
    Synonyms: dwarf, eclipse, dominate
  16. pay dividends /peɪ 'dɪvɪdɛndz/ (phrase) — to produce good results or benefits over time
    Example: Regular exercise can pay dividends later.
    Synonyms: produce benefits, yield results
  17. peerless /'pɪrləs/ (adjective) — better than all others; without equal
    Example: Her performance was peerless.
    Synonyms: unmatched, unequaled, superior
  18. produce /prə'dju:s/ (verb) — to make or create something
    Example: The factory produces cars every day.
    Synonyms: make, create, manufacture
  19. promising /'prɑ:mɪsɪŋ/ (adjective) — likely to succeed or develop well
    Example: The new project looks promising.
    Synonyms: encouraging, hopeful, likely
  20. proven /'pru:vən/ (adjective) — Shown to be true or effective.
    Example: The treatment is proven to work.
    Synonyms: confirmed, verified, established
  21. reap the rewards /ri:p ðə rɪ'wɔ:rdz/ (phrase) — to get the good results from hard work
    Example: You will reap the rewards of your hard work.
    Synonyms: benefit, profit, enjoy the results
  22. rewarding /rɪ'wɔ:rdɪŋ/ (adjective) — giving a strong feeling that your effort was worthwhile
    Example: Helping others can be rewarding.
    Synonyms: fulfilling, worthwhile, gratifying
  23. run out /rʌn aʊt/ (phrase) — to have no more left
    Example: We ran out of milk this morning.
    Synonyms: deplete, exhaust, use up
  24. satisfying /'sætɪsfaɪɪŋ/ (adjective) — giving pleasure because something meets your needs or hopes
    Example: It was a satisfying meal.
    Synonyms: pleasing, gratifying, fulfilling
  25. seeds of success /si:dz əv sək'sɛs/ (phrase) — early signs that something will become successful
    Example: Those early wins were seeds of success.
    Synonyms: signs of success, early promise
  26. staggeringly /'stæɡərɪŋli/ (adverb) — in a way that is very surprising or extreme
    Example: The results were staggeringly high.
    Synonyms: amazingly, extremely
  27. tantalisingly /'tæntəlaɪzɪŋli/ (adverb) — in a way that makes you strongly want something
    Example: The ad was tantalisingly close to showing the answer.
    Synonyms: temptingly, enticingly, appealingly
  28. triumph /'traɪʌmf/ (noun) — a great success or victory
    Example: Winning the championship was a triumph.
    Synonyms: victory, success
  29. unbeatable /ʌn'bi:təbəl/ (adjective) — too good for anyone else to beat
    Example: Their service is unbeatable.
    Synonyms: best, matchless, second to none
  30. unforgettable /,ʌn.fər'ɡɛt.ə.bəl/ (adjective) — so special that it cannot be forgotten
    Example: It was an unforgettable trip to the mountains.
    Synonyms: memorable, remarkable, unerasable

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