Mastering English Synonyms: Enhance Your Vocabulary - Part 05

To end something is to bring it to a halt. Conclude and finish imply completion, while terminate suggests a formal or abrupt end.

To enjoy is to take pleasure in something. Delight is a stronger form of enjoyment, relish suggests deep appreciation, and savor means to enjoy something fully.

Equal describes something of the same value. Same suggests no difference, identical means exactly alike, and equivalent suggests equal in value or measure.

To explain is to make something clear. Clarify means to make it understandable, elucidate is more formal, and expound means to explain in detail.

Famous describes someone or something widely known. Renowned implies great fame, well-known is more casual, and celebrated suggests widespread recognition.

Fast describes something moving quickly. Quick is similar but often implies less time, rapid is more formal, and speedy is often used for efficiency.

Fear is a feeling of apprehension. Dread implies deep fear, terror suggests intense fear, and fright is often sudden.

To feel is to touch or sense something emotionally. Sense is often more physical, perceive suggests understanding, and experience means to undergo something.

To find is to come across something. Discover implies finding something new, locate means to pinpoint, and uncover suggests revealing something hidden.

To fix is to make something right. Repair suggests restoring functionality, mend is often used for small repairs, and restore implies bringing back to the original state.