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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 128 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| healthy | adj. | He had a healthy appetite. | robust |
| adj. | It is a healthy approach to take. | fit | |
| heap | noun | The clothes were put in a heap. | pile |
| verb | She heaped sugar on her food. | piled | |
| hear | verb | You hear only the good things. | listen to |
| hearing | noun | He has good hearing. | listening ability |
| heart | noun | His heart was not beating regularly. | blood pump |
| noun | It is the heart of the matter. | core | |
| noun | I don't have the heart to continue. | courage | |
| heartily | adv. | He heartily congratulated me. | sincerely |
| hearty | adj. | We gave them a hearty welcome. | cordial |
| adj. | They ate a hearty meal today. | robust | |
| heat | noun | The heat is uncomfortable in summer. | warmth |
| verb | Please heat the soup for me. | warm | |
| heating | noun | We use electricity for heating. | warming |
| heave | verb | If we eat that we will heave. | vomit |
| verb | Heave the rope up to me. | throw | |
| verb | His chest heaved with every breath. | swelled | |
| heaven | noun | God made the heavens and the earth. | paradise |
| heavy | adj. | The donkey carried a heavy load. | weighty |
| adj. | Grief gave him a heavy heart. | despondent | |
| heel | noun | He had a blister on his heel. | rear of foot |
| height | noun | The height was about six feet. | elevation |
| noun | We achieved new heights in our work. | peaks | |
| heir | noun | His heir was his young daughter. | inheritor |
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