ACT English and World Knowledge - Abstract Phrasal Verbs
Here you will learn some abstract English phrasal verbs, such as "spell out", "pick on", "hush up", etc. that will help you ace your ACTs.
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to create something by combining together different parts or ingredients
to be the reason for a specific incident or result
to provide explanations or reasons for a particular situation or set of circumstances
to be prominent and easily noticeable
to focus on something or someone as the primary subject or point of interest
to clearly and explicitly explain something
to emerge as a particular outcome
to be socially fit for or belong within a particular group or environment
to bring about a specific result
to be easily noticed, often due to being different from the surrounding elements
to officially induct someone into a position or office, typically involving an oath
to use information, knowledge, or past experience to aid in performing a task or achieving a goal
to indicate that something is about to happen
to conclude by selling off or getting rid of remaining items or assets
to keep treating someone unfairly or making unfair remarks about them
to become famous and successful in a sudden and rapid manner
to make something ineffective
to agree with or correspond to something
to record or note something for future reference or action
to make a situation or relationship less tense by calming emotions, resolving conflicts, etc.
to acquire a new skill or language through practice and application rather than formal instruction
(of a person) to slowly become thin and lose strength, particularly to the point of death
to define oneself as belonging to a particular category, group, or label
to become extremely upset, agitated, or overwhelmed by fear, anxiety, or excitement
to concentrate closely on a particular matter
to make something available or usable for a different purpose
to understand something, often with effort
to gradually stop using, producing, or providing something
to succeed or come to a favorable outcome
to present, propose, or offer something for consideration or action
to forcefully end something, often a negative or undesirable situation
to accumulate or obtain something notable, such as victories, accomplishments, or records
(of a situation or issue) to continue for a long period of time without resolution
to access or make use of a resource or source of information
to start a task, action, or process with determination and inspiration
to find something or someone unexpectedly
to defend or support someone or something
to focus on a particular person or thing from a group in either a positive or negative manner
to cause someone or something to be quiet
to completely impress someone
to consider a particular factor when planning or making arrangements
(of an outcome, decision, or situation) to depend entirely on a particular factor or set of circumstances
to occupy a particular amount of space or time
to eliminate an option or idea from consideration due to it appearing impossible to realize
to explain or resolve confusion, making something easier to understand or less ambiguous
to contact someone to get assistance or help
to bring forth something, often from the realm of imagination, as if by enchantment
to bring forth a memory or image, causing one to remember or think about something
to delay the occurrence of something undesirable or threatening
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