Corpus-informed Vocabulary

To be or form the parts that make up something:

As a result of this action:

Found everywhere:

In particular; especially; worth noting:

Relevant or applicable to a particular matter:

Apparently or seemingly, but perhaps not actually:

A whole formed by combining several elements; taken as a whole:

Existing as a permanent and essential quality of something:

To provide evidence to support or prove something:

A division or contrast between two things that are opposed or entirely different:

In proportion to; corresponding in size or degree:

To grow or increase rapidly in number:

These findings a significant contribution to the field.

Prices were cut, attracting new customers.

Smartphones are now .

Several countries, Sweden and Finland, have adopted the model.

She raised several questions about the methodology.

The policy was about safety, but critics saw other motives.

In the , the data shows a clear upward trend.

There are risks in any surgical procedure.

The researchers were unable to the original claim.

The false between tradition and innovation must be rejected.

The salary should be with the level of responsibility.

Online platforms have over the past decade.