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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 95 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| fake | noun | It was a fake and not well made. | bogus |
| adj. | It was a fake tree and not alive. | imitation | |
| fall | noun | The weather is nice in the fall. | autumn |
| adj. | We enjoyed the pleasant fall weather. | autumn | |
| noun | She was badly injured in the fall. | plunge | |
| noun | Prices will soon take a fall. | decline | |
| verb | You will fall if you are careless. | crumple | |
| false | adj. | That is a false answer. | wrong |
| adj. | He was a false friend to us. | traitorous | |
| fame | noun | Her fame was world wide. | reputation |
| familiar | adj. | It was a familiar city to us. | well-known |
| adj. | It was a familiar end. | conventional | |
| family | noun | My family lives in California. | relations |
| noun | We belong to a family of nations. | community | |
| famine | noun | Many people starved from the famine. | lack of food |
| famous | adj. | She is a famous scientist. | noted |
| fan | noun | He cooled himself with a fan. | blower |
| noun | He is a fan of the movie star. | follower | |
| fancy | noun | I've taken a fancy to her car. | liking |
| verb | I fancy myself as an explorer. | imagine | |
| adj. | She wore a fancy hat to dinner. | elaborate | |
| fantastic | adj. | We had a fantastic adventure. | marvelous |
| adj. | There was a fantastic turn of events. | bizarre | |
| far | adj. | It was in the far corner of the room. | distant |
| adv | We traveled far from the city. | a long way | |
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