20.Champion --- Check

1. Champion

Noun and Verb

Meaning (Noun): A person who has defeated or surpassed all rivals in a competition, especially in sports.

Meaning (Verb): To support, promote, or defend a cause or idea.

Example:

Serena Williams is a tennis champion with numerous Grand Slam victories.

She decided to champion the rights of underprivileged children through her foundation.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Championship (Noun): The status or position of being a champion.

Example: The team celebrated their championship with a parade in the city.

Championed (Adjective): Supported or advocated by a champion.

Example: The championed cause gained widespread recognition and support.

 

2. Change

Verb and Noun

Meaning (Verb): To make or become different; to undergo transformation.

Meaning (Noun): The process or result of becoming different.

Example:

People often resist change because it introduces the unknown.

The change in weather brought relief from the scorching heat.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Changeable (Adjective): Capable of or prone to change.

Example: The weather in the region is notoriously changeable during spring.

Changer (Noun): One who or that which brings about change.

Example: The invention of the internet was a significant changer in communication.

 

3. Channel

Noun and Verb

Meaning (Noun): A passage for water or other fluids to flow through; a means of communication or expression.

Meaning (Verb): To direct or guide along a particular course or through a medium.

Example:

The ship navigated through the narrow channel between the islands.

He decided to channel his creativity into writing poetry.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Channeling (Noun): The act or process of directing something through a channel.

Example: The channeling of resources toward education led to positive outcomes.

Channelized (Adjective): Having been directed or guided along a specific course.

Example: The channelized river prevented flooding in the surrounding areas.

 

4. Charge

Verb and Noun

Meaning (Verb): To demand a price for a product or service; to rush forward aggressively.

Meaning (Noun): A financial cost or payment; an aggressive rush forward.

Example:

The store decided to charge a lower price for the new product during the promotion.

The bull made a sudden charge toward the matador.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Charger (Noun): One that charges, especially a device for supplying electrical power.

Example: The smartphone charger is an essential accessory for daily use.

Chargeable (Adjective): Subject to a charge or fee.

Example: The extra services provided by the hotel are chargeable based on usage.

 

5. Charm

Noun and Verb

Meaning (Noun): The quality of pleasing or delighting; a small ornament worn on a bracelet or chain.

Meaning (Verb): To delight or captivate with attractiveness or pleasant behavior.

Example:

Her charm and charisma made her the center of attention at social gatherings.

He gave her a beautiful charm for her bracelet as a birthday gift.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Charmer (Noun): One who charms or has a captivating personality.

Example: The charismatic charmer easily won over the audience with his speech.

Charming (Adjective): Pleasant or attractive in a way that delights.

Example: The charming garden was a peaceful retreat for the residents.

 

6. Chart

Noun and Verb

Meaning (Noun): A visual representation of data, often in the form of a graph or diagram.

Meaning (Verb): To record or represent information in the form of a chart.

Example:

The sales chart indicated a steady increase in revenue over the past quarter.

She decided to chart the progress of her fitness goals on a weekly basis.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Charting (Noun): The act or process of creating charts.

Example: The charting of economic indicators is crucial for policy analysis.

Charted (Adjective): Having been represented or recorded in a chart.

Example: The charted data revealed interesting trends in consumer behavior.

 

7. Chase

Verb and Noun

Meaning (Verb): To pursue or run after someone or something in order to catch or overtake.

Meaning (Noun): A pursuit or hunting expedition.

Example:

The dog loved to chase after squirrels in the park.

They embarked on a thrilling chase through the forest during the adventure race.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Chaser (Noun): One who chases or pursues.

Example: The cheetah is known as a swift chaser, capable of incredible speed.

Chasing (Adjective): Involving or related

 

to the act of chasing.

Example: The chasing wind added an extra layer of excitement to the kite flying.

 

8. Chastise

Verb

Meaning: To reprimand or criticize severely; to inflict punishment.

Example:

The teacher decided to chastise the students for their disruptive behavior.

He felt it was necessary to chastise himself for the mistakes he had made.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Chastisement (Noun): The act or process of chastising.

Example: The chastisement served as a reminder of the importance of discipline.

Chastising (Adjective): Expressing or involving the act of chastising.

Example: Her chastising tone indicated her disapproval of the team's performance.

 

9. Chatter

Verb and Noun

Meaning (Verb): To talk rapidly, incessantly, or in a trivial way.

Meaning (Noun): Continuous and rapid speech, often of an informal or inconsequential nature.

Example:

The children would often chatter excitedly about their day at school.

The constant chatter in the busy cafe created a lively atmosphere.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Chatterbox (Noun): A person who talks excessively.

Example: Her younger brother was a chatterbox, always sharing stories and ideas.

Chattering (Adjective): Involving or characterized by chatter.

Example: The chattering crowd filled the room with a buzz of conversation.

 

10. Check

Verb and Noun

Meaning (Verb): To examine or inspect; to restrain or halt the progress of something.

Meaning (Noun): A written order directing a bank to pay money.

Example:

Before submitting the report, it's essential to check for any errors or inconsistencies.

He decided to check the rapid growth of weeds in the garden.

 

Linguistic Variations:

Checker (Noun): One who checks or examines.

Example: The quality checker ensured that each product met the specified standards.

Checkable (Adjective): Capable of being checked or verified.

Example: The document was designed to be easily checkable for accuracy.

 

Short conversation

 Anna: Hey, did you see that amazing game last night?

Ben: Oh, no! I missed it. What happened?

Anna: It was a real nail-biter. The champion team was leading, but in the final minutes, the underdog made an incredible charge and turned the tables.

Ben: That sounds like a thrilling match! How did the crowd react?

Anna: The whole stadium erupted in cheers during the final charge. It was a real celebration for the underdog fans.

Ben: Wow, I wish I could have witnessed that. Any standout plays?

Anna: Absolutely! There was this incredible chase by the star player. It was like watching poetry in motion.

Ben: That's awesome. It's these unexpected chases that make sports so exciting.

Anna: Totally agree. And the coach's chatter after the game was filled with praise for the team's effort and strategy.

Ben: I bet the players were on cloud nine. How did the champion team handle the loss?

Anna: Surprisingly well. They showed true sportsmanship, congratulating the underdog and promising to come back stronger next time.

Ben: That's the spirit! It's essential to check how teams handle both victory and defeat.

Anna: Absolutely. It adds to the charm of the game. Looking forward to the next match and the new twists it brings!

Ben: Me too! Let's hope for more excitement and unpredictability.