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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 126 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| harsh | adj. | It was a harsh winter in Canada. | severe |
| adj. | He was a harsh ruler. | cruel | |
| adj. | The music was a harsh sound to him. | unpleasant | |
| harvest | noun | We had a good harvest that year. | crop |
| noun | Corruption is the harvest of evil. | product | |
| verb | We will harvest the wheat this week. | reap | |
| haste | noun | Haste makes waste. | rashness |
| hasten | verb | We will hasten to publish the book. | hurry |
| hasty | adj. | They made a hasty decision. | impetuous |
| hat | noun | A hat will keep your head warm. | cap |
| hatch | verb | We will hatch the chicken eggs. | incubate |
| verb | We shall hatch a plan to stop them. | concoct | |
| hate | noun | Hate can destroy a nation. | malice |
| verb | I hate going to that city. | detest | |
| hateful | adj. | It was a hateful thing to say. | vicious |
| hatred | noun | We have no hatred for that group. | malice |
| haughty | adj. | They took a haughty attitude. | arrogant |
| haul | verb | You should haul away the trash. | carry |
| noun | They had a large haul of fish. | catch | |
| haunt | noun | The store was his favorite haunt. | retreat |
| verb | She will haunt him forever. | torment | |
| have | verb | I have a car. | possess |
| verb | I had a letter from my mother. | received | |
| verb | I'll have the blue one. | accept | |
| verb | Today we will have a discussion. | perform | |
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