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What is another word for to ask about something?
Another word for "to ask about something" is "inquire." This term conveys a sense of seeking information or clarification on a specific topic. Other synonyms include "query" and "question."
Is learn an abstract noun?
Yes, the word 'learning' is an abstract noun; a word for the process of acquiring knowledge.
What word in science to mean something that does dissolve?
The word "soluble" (in science) refers to something that can dissolve in something else, like salt in water. The word "insoluble" refers to something that does not dissolve in something else, like oil in water.
What is the examples of curiosity?
you want to learn more about something
What is another word for one of a?
another word for kind is nice
What is Another word to watch something to learn about it?
Understand... I guess Hope this helps
What is another word for take in or adopt?
Accept is another word for take in and adopt. Additional synonyms include embrace, approve and ratify.
What is another word for something accepted as true?
what is another word for something accepted as true
What is another word for the word discover?
learn, find out, ascertain
Another word for quick to learn?
apt
What is another word for kidnapping and forcing someone to do something?
Another word for kidnapping and forcing someone to do something is "abduction."
What is another word for how fast something travels?
another word for fast is speed
What is another word for misunderstanding something?
A different word for misunderstanding something is misinterpretation.
Another word for to get something?
obtain
What is another word for running to something?
you
What is a sentence using the word homonym?
This is a word that sounds like another word, but means something different.There is a homonym for their.A homonym can be confusing when you first learn to speak English.How can you tell the word for the edges of a river from its homonym, the word for a place to keep money?
What is another word for adherents?
follow, stick to
