AI Tools for this page

Ask OneGoCube Words AI

Controls
Visible Fields
Languages
Pagesβ€Ή Prev156/228Next β€Ί
G16/23

40 words

periphery
GeographyC2
Meaning: The outer limits or edge of an area.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The park is located on the periphery of the city.
Category: Geography
Synonyms:
  • edge
  • border
periscope
ScienceC2
Meaning: An optical instrument for observing from a concealed position.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The submarine used a periscope to see above the water.
Category: Science β€Ί Optics
Synonyms:
  • viewer
  • sight
perjure
LawC2
Meaning: To lie under oath.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He was accused of perjuring himself during the trial.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • lie
  • deceive
Antonyms:
  • tell the truth
  • verify
perjured
LawC2
Meaning: Having lied under oath.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The perjured witness faced legal consequences.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • lying
  • deceptive
Antonyms:
  • truthful
  • honest
perjury
LawC2
Meaning: The act of lying under oath.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was charged with perjury for his false testimony.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • false testimony
  • lying
permeate
ScienceC2
Meaning: To spread throughout something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The smell of cookies permeated the kitchen.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
Synonyms:
  • saturate
  • infuse
Antonyms:
  • contain
  • restrict
permutation
MathematicsC2
Meaning: An arrangement of items in a specific order.
Part of speech: noun
Example: There are many permutations of the letters in the word 'cat'.
Category: Mathematics β€Ί Combinatorics
Synonyms:
  • arrangement
  • combination
pernicious
HealthC2
Meaning: Having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual way.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The pernicious weed spread quickly through the garden.
Category: Health β€Ί Effects
Synonyms:
  • harmful
  • destructive
Antonyms:
  • beneficial
  • helpful
pernicious anaemia
MedicineC2
Meaning: A type of anemia caused by a deficiency of vitamin B12.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Pernicious anaemia can lead to serious health issues if untreated.
Category: Medicine β€Ί Anemia
Synonyms: B12 deficiency anemia
peroration
ArtsC2
Meaning: The concluding part of a speech.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The speaker's peroration was inspiring and memorable.
Category: Arts β€Ί Public Speaking
Synonyms:
  • conclusion
  • finale
perpetrate
LawC2
Meaning: To carry out or commit a harmful, illegal, or immoral action.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They were accused of perpetrating fraud.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • commit
  • execute
Antonyms:
  • prevent
  • stop
perpetual motion
ScienceC2
Meaning: The motion of a machine that, once started, continues indefinitely without any external energy.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Perpetual motion is impossible according to the laws of physics.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: endless motion
perpetuate
GeneralC2
Meaning: To make something continue indefinitely.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They aim to perpetuate their traditions.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • continue
  • sustain
Antonyms:
  • discontinue
  • cease
perpetuity
GeneralC2
Meaning: A state of lasting forever or for an indefinite period.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The trust fund was established in perpetuity.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • eternity
  • forever
perplexity
EmotionsC2
Meaning: The state of being confused or puzzled.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He felt a sense of perplexity after the complicated explanation.
Category: Emotions
Synonyms:
  • confusion
  • bewilderment
Antonyms:
  • clarity
  • understanding
persecute
LawC2
Meaning: To treat someone cruelly or unfairly, especially because of their beliefs.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They were persecuted for their religious beliefs.
Category: Law β€Ί Human Rights
Synonyms:
  • harass
  • oppress
Antonyms:
  • protect
  • defend
persecution
LawC2
Meaning: The act of treating someone cruelly or unfairly.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Persecution of minorities is a serious issue.
Category: Law β€Ί Human Rights
Synonyms:
  • harassment
  • oppression
persecutor
LawC2
Meaning: A person who treats others cruelly or unfairly.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The persecutor faced legal consequences for their actions.
Category: Law β€Ί Human Rights
Synonyms:
  • oppressor
  • harasser
persistent Vegetative state
MedicineC2
Meaning: A condition in which a person is awake but shows no signs of awareness.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Patients in a persistent vegetative state may require long-term care.
Category: Medicine β€Ί Neurology
Synonyms: unresponsive wakefulness
persnicketies
GeneralC2
Meaning: Minor details or trivial concerns.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He often gets caught up in the persnicketies of the project.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • details
  • trivialities
persona
PsychologyC2
Meaning: The aspect of someone's character that is presented to or perceived by others.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He adopted a confident persona during the presentation.
Category: Psychology β€Ί Identity
Synonyms:
  • image
  • character
personage
GeneralC2
Meaning: A person of distinction or importance.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The event was attended by several notable personages.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • figure
  • celebrity
personal non grata
PoliticsC2
Meaning: A person who is unwelcome in a particular place or situation.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was declared a personal non grata after his controversial remarks.
Category: Politics β€Ί Diplomacy
Synonyms: unwelcome person
personification
LiteratureC2
Meaning: The attribution of human characteristics to non-human entities.
Part of speech: noun
Example: In literature, personification is used to give life to inanimate objects.
Category: Literature β€Ί Literary Devices
Synonyms:
  • embodiment
  • representation
personify
LiteratureC2
Meaning: To attribute human qualities to something non-human.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The author chose to personify the sun as a cheerful character.
Category: Literature β€Ί Literary Devices
Synonyms:
  • embody
  • represent
perspicacious
GeneralC2
Meaning: Having a ready insight into and understanding of things.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Her perspicacious observations impressed everyone.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • insightful
  • perceptive
Antonyms:
  • obtuse
  • ignorant
pertinacious
CommunicationC2
Meaning: Holding firmly to an opinion or purpose.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Her pertinacious attitude helped her succeed.
Category: Communication β€Ί Rhetoric
Synonyms:
  • persistent
  • tenacious
Antonyms: yielding
perturbation
PsychologyC2
Meaning: A state of anxiety or mental uneasiness.
Part of speech: noun
Example: His perturbation was evident during the meeting.
Category: Psychology β€Ί Emotions
Synonyms:
  • disturbance
  • anxiety
Antonyms: calmness
pertussis
MedicineC2
Meaning: A highly contagious respiratory disease, also known as whooping cough.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Vaccination can prevent pertussis in children.
Category: Medicine β€Ί Infectious Diseases
Synonyms: whooping cough
pervade
ScienceC2
Meaning: To spread throughout something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: A sense of calm pervaded the room.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
Synonyms:
  • spread
  • infuse
pervasive
ScienceC2
Meaning: Spreading widely throughout an area or group.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The pervasive influence of technology is evident in daily life.
Category: Science β€Ί Sociology
Synonyms:
  • widespread
  • ubiquitous
Antonyms: rare
perverse
PsychologyC2
Meaning: Showing a deliberate and obstinate desire to behave in a way that is unreasonable.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His perverse sense of humor often offended others.
Category: Psychology β€Ί Behavior
Synonyms:
  • contrary
  • unreasonable
Antonyms: reasonable
perversion
PhilosophyC2
Meaning: The alteration of something from its original course or meaning.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The perversion of the original text led to misunderstandings.
Category: Philosophy β€Ί Ethics
Synonyms:
  • distortion
  • corruption
pervert
PhilosophyC2
Meaning: To alter something from its original course or meaning.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He did not intend to pervert the truth.
Category: Philosophy β€Ί Ethics
Synonyms:
  • distort
  • corrupt
perverted
PhilosophyC2
Meaning: Having been altered from its original state, often in a morally objectionable way.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The story had a perverted ending that shocked readers.
Category: Philosophy β€Ί Ethics
Synonyms:
  • distorted
  • corrupted
pessary
MedicineC2
Meaning: A medical device inserted into the vagina to support the uterus.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The doctor recommended a pessary for her condition.
Category: Medicine β€Ί Gynecology
Synonyms: support device
pestilence
MedicineC2
Meaning: A fatal epidemic disease.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The pestilence spread rapidly through the city.
Category: Medicine β€Ί Infectious Diseases
Synonyms:
  • plague
  • epidemic
pestilential
MedicineC2
Meaning: Causing or likely to cause disease.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The pestilential conditions in the area raised health concerns.
Category: Medicine β€Ί Infectious Diseases
Synonyms:
  • disease-causing
  • infectious
petard
MilitaryC2
Meaning: A small explosive device used to blow open a door or gate.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The soldiers used a petard to breach the enemy's defenses.
Category: Military β€Ί Explosives
Synonyms: explosive
peter
GeneralC2
Meaning: To diminish gradually.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The excitement began to peter out as the event went on.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • dwindle
  • fade

Browse by Category

AcademicAcademicsAccommodationAchievementActionActionsAdministrationAdventureAdvertisingAerospaceAgeAgricultureAnalysisAnatomyAnimal BehaviorAnimal CareAnimal HusbandryAnimalsAnthropologyAppearanceAppliancesArchaeologyArchitectureArtArt SuppliesArtsAstrologyAstronomyAutomotiveAviationBathroomBeautyBehaviorBeveragesBiochemistryBiologyBodyBody LanguageBotanyBrandsBusinessCalendarCampingCareCareerCelebrationChanceChangeCharacterCharacter TraitsCharityChemistryChildcareChildrenCleaningClimbingClothingCognitionCognitive ScienceColloquialColloquial LanguageColloquialismColorColorsComedyComfortCommerceCommunicationCommunityComparisonsCompetitionConditionConditionsConflictConflict ResolutionConstructionConsumer BehaviorContainersCookingCraftCraftsCreativityCrimeCriticismCulinaryCultureCybersecurityDanceDataData ManagementDeathDebateDecision MakingDecorDemographyDescriptionDescriptiveDescriptive LanguageDesignDevelopmentDevicesDietDiplomacyDirectionDisciplineDrugsEcologyEconomicsEducationEmergencyEmergency ManagementEmergency ServicesEmotionEmotionsEmphasisEmploymentEnergyEngineeringEntertainmentEnvironmentEnvironmental LawEnvironmental ScienceEquestrianEspionageEthicsEvaluationEventsEverydayEveryday ActionsEveryday LifeEveryday ObjectsExperienceExplorationExpressionFacilitiesFamilyFashionFilmFinanceFireFishingFitnessFolkloreFoodFood & DrinkFood SafetyForensicsForestryFraudFreedomFuneralFurnitureGamblingGamesGardeningGender StudiesGenealogyGeneralGeneral KnowledgeGeographyGeologyGeometryGovernmentGrammarGroomingHealthHealthcareHistoryHobbiesHolidaysHomeHome ImprovementHospitalityHouseholdHousingHuman RightsHumanitarianHumanitiesHuntingIdentificationIdentityIndustryInformalInformal LanguageInformationInfrastructureIntelligenceIntensityInvestigationJewelryJobsJournalismKitchenKnowledgeLaborLabor RelationsLanguageLawLaw EnforcementLeadershipLegalLeisureLifeLife StagesLifestyleLightLightingLinguisticsLiteratureLivingLocationLogicLogisticsMagicManagementManufacturingMarineMaritimeMarketingMaterialMaterialsMathematicsMeasurementMechanicsMediaMedicalMedicineMeetingMeetingsMemoryMental HealthMetaphorMeteorologyMilitaryMineralogyMiningMotivationMovementMusicMysticismMythologyNamesNatureNauticalNavigationNeedsNewsNobilityNutritionObjectsOccupationOccupationsOceanographyOfficeOffice SuppliesOpticsOrganizationOrganizationsOutdoorParanormalParentingPeoplePerceptionPerformancePersonalPersonal CarePersonal DevelopmentPersonalityPest ControlPetsPhilosophyPhotographyPhysicalPhysical ActivityPhysical AppearancePhysical CharacteristicsPhysical ReactionPhysicsPlanningPlumbingPoliticsPreventionPriorityProcessPsychologyPublic FacilitiesPublishingPunishmentQualityQuality ControlQuantityReal EstateRecreationRelationshipsReligionResearchRetailRomanceRoutineSafetyScienceSeasonSecuritySelf-EsteemSensesServiceSexSexualityShoppingSizeSkillsSlangSocialSocial BehaviorSocial EventsSocial InteractionSocial InteractionsSocial IssuesSocial MovementsSocial NormsSocial ScienceSocial SciencesSocial ServicesSocial SkillsSocial StatusSocietySociologySoundSpaceSpiritualitySportsStatisticsSupernaturalSymbolismTablewareTechnologyTelecommunicationsTemperatureTextilesTextureTheaterThinkingThoughtTimeTitlesToolsTourismToysTradeTradesTransportTransportationTravelUrban PlanningUrban StudiesUtilitiesValueValuesVehiclesVeterinaryWarWasteWeaponsWeatherWellnessWorkWorkplaceWriting

Browse by CEFR Level