advert ad
advert -> refer to in speaking and writing
advertorial -> blends of advertisement and editorial
astroturfing -> astroturfing is the practice of masking the sponsors of a message or organization to make it appear as though it originates from and is supported by grassroots participants.
bells and whistles
blurb -> The blurb on the back of the book says that it "will touch your heart".
BOGOF -> buy one get one free
branded
cross-promote
cross-selling
endorse endorsable endorser
flyer
geo-targeted
hoarding
huckster
infomercial -> blends of information and commercial
inertia selling
livery -> The colors or deesign which are put on a company's vehicles and other things that it owns or sells.
mailshot
overexposure
merchandising -> In the broadest sense, merchandising is any practice which contributes to the sale of products to a retail consumer.
pilot -> a pilot product, programme, project, etc. is something that is tested first over a short period to see whether it is worth developing and investing in
PR -> public relation
publicize publicization
hang up a shingle -> to advertise your services or to start a business as a professional
signage -> Signage is the design or use of signs and symbols to communicate a message to communicate to a specific group, usually for the purpose of marketing or a kind of advocacy.
sloganeering(noun) sloganeer(verb)
subliminal subliminally
the grey market
tout
tout for business
viral loop
unbranded
USP -> unique selling point / unique selling proposition
aftereffect
aftermath
backwash
be a monument of something
by-product
come of something
consequence
of little consequence / of no consequence / not of any consequence/ not of much consequence -> not important
in consequence
take the consequence / bear the consequence
fallout
first fruit
implication implicational
by implication -> he criticized her and, by implication, her country.
ironic ironical ironically
irony
knock-on effect
more bang for your bucks
offshoot
ramification
repercussion
resultant
reverberations
ripple effect
sequel
stench -> stink
spillover
the upshot
trickle-down
you've made your bed, now lie in it
eclet -> stylish (french)
allegory allegorical allegorically
allusion
anthropomorphism anthropomorphize
Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human traits, emotions, or intentions to non-human entities. It is considered to be an innate tendency of human psychology.
Personification is the related attribution of human form and characteristics to abstract concepts such as nations, emotions, and natural forces, such as seasons and weather.
as it were
figurative figurativeness figuratively
figuratively ANTONYM literally
In its standard use, literally means ‘in a literal sense, as opposed to a nonliteral or exaggerated sense’: I told him I never wanted to see him again, but I didn't expect him to take it literally. In recent years, an extended use of literally (and also literal) has become very common, where literally (or literal) is used deliberately in nonliteral contexts, for added effect: they bought the car and literally ran it into the ground. This use can lead to unintentional humorous effects ( we were literally killing ourselves laughing) and is not acceptable in formal English.
imagery
metaphor metaphoric metaphorical metaphorically
metonym -> Washington is a metonym for the federal government of the US.
metonymy metonymic metonymical metonymically
mixed metaphor
pathetic fallacy -> the use by a writer or poet of words that give human feelings or qualities to objects, nature, or animals, for example by referring to the "cruel sea", "clouds seem sullen"
so to speak
per se -> by itself / of itself Research shows that it is not divorce per se that harms children, but the continuing conflicting between parents.
all by myself
all to myself
not to be myself/not seem myself/not feel myself
absorbing absorbingly
action-packed
adventurous adventurously adventurousness
arresting arrestingly
barnstorming -> [Oxford and Cambridge shows different meaning]
be up your street
better(adjective) Nayeem sat near the front to get a better view.
better(adverb) The next time he took the test, he was better prepared.
better(verb) The organization was established to better conditions for the disabled.
better(noun) The cleaner the grass is, the better you can see.
blow your socks off / knock your socks off
breathtaking breathtakingly
captivate -> Her mellifluous voice captivated audiences everywhere. captivation
climactic climactically
colorful colorfully colorfulness
compelling -> not able to be refuted; inspiring conviction [compelling argument, compelling evidence]
compelling -> not able to be resisted; overwhelming [compelling story, compelling Game Of Thrones]
compulsive compulsiveness
coruscating coruscation
dazzle dazzling dazzlingly dazzlement
in a daze -> unable to think properly
dramatic dramatically
electrifying
engrossing
enthralling enthusiasm
eventful
exciting
exhilarating exhilaratingly
exhilarate exhilaration
fanciful fancifully fancifulness
glittering -> A glittering engineering career!!
gripping
interesting interestingly interestingness(The state of being interesting)
interest(noun)
interest(verb)
mesmeric -> (making you give your attention completely so that you cannot think of anything else)
music with a repetitive, slightly mesmeric quality
mesmerizing mesmerize mesmerizingly mesmerizer mesmerization
piquant piquantly (Both exciting and flavour context)
provocative provocativeness provocatively
The programme will take a detailed and provocative look at the problem of homelessness.(CAUSING THOUGHT) a provocative remark/question(MAKE ANGRY) Tamara slowly leaned forward in a provocative way.(SEXUAL)
spellbinding
swinging
thought-provoking
titillating -> sexually exciting
unputdownable (BOOK CONTEXT)
watchable watchability
The Netflix TV series "SEX EDUCATION" is watchable.
whirlwind(happening quickly)
a whirlwind tour
zingy(informal)
zhoosh zhush zhuzh(informal) [verb] -> make something interesting, lively and attractive
The climate here is pretty temperate.
astir
be as fresh as a daisy
be at it hammer and tongs/go at it hammer and tongs
boisterous
coltish
ebullient ebulliently
effervesce(verb) ->
effervescent
extraversion
extroversion
exuberant exuberantly exuberance
frisky
frolic
frolicsome frolicsomely frolicsomeness (literay) -> lively and playful
high-spirited
indefatigable indefatigably indefatigability
irrepressible
like a maniac
like fury
maniac
-maniac (suffix)
perky perkily perkiness
rambunctious (informal) rambunctiously rambunctiousness
sprightly
spritely
spry
unsinkable unsinkability
vibrant vibrantly
vigor vigorous vigorousness -> vigorous aerobic exercise
virile
vivacity -> I was struck by her vivacity, humor and charm!!
vivacious -> vavacious dance of that girl
zest zesty zestful zestfully zestfulness
zip (informal)
affable
amiable amiably amiability amiableness
amicable
be all sweetness and light -> They'd had a big argument yesterday, but by this morning it was all sweetness and light again.
be as thick as thieves (informal) -> I'm sure she tells Nayeem everything we say - they're as thick as thieves, those two.
be on familiar terms -> We had met before, but we were hardly (=not) on familiar terms.
be on good, friendly, etc. terms with somebody -> My ex and I are still on friendly terms. -> Are you on good terms with your boss?
bonhomie (noun)
comradeship camaraderie -> Nayeem is a genuine camaraderie in "Let Zen" group.
chummy chummily chumminess (informal)
closeness
collegial(US) collegiate(UK) collegiality
bask in glory
bask/bathe in reflected glory
be a great one for something
be meat and drink to somebody
go into ecstasies over/about something
delight in something
drink something in
drool over somebody/something
ecstasy
exult
feast your eyes on something/somebody
flatter
fun-loving
gad around somewhere
gallivant (INFORMAL)
get off something
get over something/somebody
glutton
have a ball(INFORMAL)
have a field day
hedonism
get your jollies
kick up your hills(INFORMAL)
let yourself go(informal)
life in the first lane -> Parties, girls, juul - Nibir is living life in the first lane!!
live it up
luxuriate it up
masochism
perk somebody up(informal)
relish
revel it something
savour (especially in FOOD context)
self-indulgent
sportive
sun-worshipper
sybaritic
wallow in something
whoop it up
A slice of life -> A realistic representation of everyday experience in a movie, play, or literature!!
slice and dice -> Dynamic Programming approach in real life context
actuality
actualities -> The actualities of Bangladeshi Education System is grim.
in actuality -> In actuality, there are few grandiose software industries in Bangladesh.
apothegm
apothegmatic -> "Nirvana is only an experienceable and ineffable idea" - It is an apothegmatic statement !!
authenticity
a fact of life
facts and figures
the facts of life -> details about sexual activity and the way that babies are born
genuineness
God's truth (exclamation)
gospel
home truth
immediacy
imposter syndrome -> The feeling that your achievements are not real / The feeling that you do not deserve praise or success
mimesis -> The act of representing or imitating reality in art, especially literature !!
post-truth -> His lecture was entitled "Fake News in a Post-truth World".
realia
the genuine article (Informal)
truism
truth is stranger than fiction(SAYING)
truth will out
veracious veraciously veraciousness veracity
verisimilitude (noun) verisimilar (adjective)
verity -> Ashfaq is spending his life in a search for eternal/scientific/universal verities with dilettantism.
benchmark (noun)
benchmark (verb)
cachet
calibre caliber(US)
conform
conform to something/conform with something
conformance or conformity
criterion (singular) / criteria (plural)
DISTINCTION
distinction (difference)
The comment drew/made a false distinction between domestic and foreign affairs, which are really closely related.
distinction (quality)
Newton was a scientist of great distinction.
distinction (honor)
Hafezul got distinction in his school.
gilt-edged
qualitative
starred
upscale
distinctive distinctively distinctiveness
exoticism
enfant terrible (french term for child)
nonpareil (adjective)
nonpareil (noun)
rare bird (idiom)
the chosen few
the exception that proves the rule -> Most company directors are middle-aged men, but this 28-year-old woman is an exception that proves the rule.
uniqueness
make an exception -> We don't usually accept late applications, but in this case we will make an exception.
take exception to something / take exception to somebody -> Why did you take exception to what he said? He was only kidding..
I don't need to take exception to that !!
catch the breath -> I had to stop running to catch my breath.
hold the breath -> Fans held their breath waiting for final whistle.
a breath of fresh air
afresh
break the mould -> to be new and different
emerging -> emergent
groundbreaking groundbreaker
imaginative imaginativeness imaginatively -> imaginatively designed apartment
infancy -> babyhood
be in its infancy (to be very new and still developing) -> The research in neural network is still in its infancy.
injection (the introduction of something new that is necessary or helpful to a situation or process) -> A cash injection of $200 million will be used to improve the health service.
-> Her injection of humor into the discussion was a godsend.
innovate innovatory
innovation innovational
innovative innovativeness innovatively
latter-day
newfangled
newfound
newish
originality -> As a company Apple's originality......
pristine pristinely -> Washing machine for sale - only two months old and in pristine condition.
reformulate reformulating
revolutionary
the avant-garde or avant-garde
the ink is not dry / the ink is still wet
the new kid on the block (informal)
unheard of (not previously known of or done)
unprecedented unprecedentedly (never having happened or existed in the past)
This century has witnessed environmental destruction on an unprecedented scale.
Crime has risen on an unprecedented scale.
up-to-the-minute
up-to-the-minute fashion
meek meekly meekness
gentle gently
mild mildish mildly
Lohoree can't accept even mild criticism of her work.
Rafat's dad has suffered a mild heart attack - nothing too serious.
tender tender-hearted tenderly
TLC -> Tender Loving Care
wouldn't hurt a fly (informal)
A cheap shot
acerbic acerbity acerbically
his acerbic wit
acidly
backbite backbiting backbiter
Don't bicker and backbite in a team
backhanded -> A backhanded remark seems pleasant but may really be a criticism or mean something unkind.
a backhand compliment
backstabbing backstabber backstab -> The action or practice of criticizing someone in a treacherous manner while feigning friendship.
barbaric barbarically
barbarism barbarity barbarous
barbed
bilious biliously biliousness
biting -> weather that is extremely cold, especially when it causes you physical pain
a biting wind
biting cold
biting a biting wit
He made some biting remarks about the whole occasion.
brittle brittlely or brittly brittleness
callous
catty -> bitchy (Informal)
caustic (CHEMICAL)
caustic substance
caustic (WORDS)
caustic comment
cold-blooded (snakes & lizards) <-> warm-blooded (birds & mammals)
cold-blooded
cold-blooded murder
cold-hearted
cold-hearted killer
cruelty cruel (crueler, cruelest)
cutthroat
fiendish fiendishly fiendishness
hard-hearted <-> soft-hearted or kind-hearted
horrid horridly horridness
inhuman inhumanly
inhumane inhumanely
inhumanity
insensate insensately
insensibility
insensible insensibly
insensitive insensitively insensitiveness
malice
malicious maliciously maliciousness
malign malignant malignantly or malignly malignity maligner
mean meanly meanness
merciless mercilessness mercilessly
mordant mordancy mordantly
pitiless pitilessly pitilessness
remorseless remorselessness reremorselessly
ruthless ruthlessness ruthlessly
sadism
sadistic sadistically
savagery
snarky
short shrift -> If you get or are given short shrift by someone, you are treated without sympathy and given little attention.
snarky (informal) sharply critical
spiteful spitefulness spitefully
stony
swinish
tart tartly tartness
thick-skinned
trenchancy trenchant trenchantly
uncharitable uncharitableness uncharitably
unfeeling
ungenerous
unkind
unsparing unsparingness unsparingly
unsympathetic unsympathetically
caravan
commuter
drifter
expedition
globetrotting globetrotter
itinerant
peripatetic peripatetically peripateticism
a peripatetic music teacher
pilgrim pilgrimize
rover
voyager
a bad workman blames his tools
accuse accusing accusatory accusation
allege alleged allegation
arraign -> to formally accuse someone of a particular crime in a court of law and to ask the accused to state guilt or innocence.
arraignment -> Arraignment is a formal reading of a criminal charging document in the presence of the defendant to inform the defendant. In response to arraignment, the accused is expected to enter a plea.
ascribe sth to sth -> attribute sth to sth
attributable attribute attribution "attribute sth to sb/sth"
blame game
carry the can
chalk sth up
condemnation
contributory negligence
denounce denouncement denouncer
fall guy (informal)
face the music (informal)
finger-pointing
fit sb up (informal)
frame-up
hang sth on sb
haul sb up
have sb to thank (for sth)
have sth on your hands
impeach impeachable impeachment
impute imputable imputation
incriminate incriminating incriminatory incrimination
indict indicter indictee indictment
lay sth at sb's door
opprobrium
recriminate recrimination recriminatory
sacrificial lamb
scapegoat
take a/the fall for sb
whipping boy
ask sb in
ask sb out
call sb in
call sb out
convene
convoke
guest list
invite inviter invitee invitation
invite sb in
invite sb over
recall recallable
beyond recall (phrase)
send for sb
summon summoner summonable
summons (singular) (noun) summonses (plural) [LAW]
summons (verb)
uninvited
ad hominem
adversarial adversarially
adversarial relationship
adversarial (law) -> relating to a legal process in which lawyers present facts for and against someone who is accused of a crime
equality between prosecution and defense is essential in an adversarial system of justice.
against
antagonist antagonistic antagonism
anti
be dead set against something
boycott (noun)
boycott (verb)
conscientious objector
contrary
converse (verb) -> confabulate
counter
countervailing
declare for/against something
defy defiant defiance
detractor
down with...!
foam pie
gherao
go against something/somebody
insurgent
intifada
kick against something
kick against the pricks
lark
nimby nimbyism
object objection objector
opponent oppose opposed oppsing opposition oppositional
outcry
play both ends against the middle
point of order
protest
resistant
run against somebody , or run against something
sail against the wind
sedition -> language or behaviour that is intended to persuade other people to oppose their government
seditious seditiously
stand out against something/somebody
toe-to-toe
uninvitedly
versus vs v
virulent virulently
a chicken and egg situation
addled
all of a doodah -> in a state of confusion
at sea
baffle baffling bafflement
completely baffling
Shatavisha was completely baffled by Oishik's strange behavior.
be at a loss -> not to know what to do or say
I'm at a loss to know how I can help you
be no rhyme or reason
There is no rhyme or reason to her behavior.
be none the wiser
I've read the instructions twice and I'm still none the wiser.
be one/another of life's great mysteries
befuddled befuddlement
beg the question -> If a statement or situation begs the question, it causes you to ask a particular question
spending the summer travelling around india is a great idea, but it begs the question of how we can afford it.
to discuss the company's future begs the question of whether it has a future.
bemused beumusedly bemusement
bewilder bewildered bewildering bewilderment-> to confuse someone
boggle -> to (cause something or someone to) have difficulty imagining or understanding something
My mind boggles at the amount of money they spend on food
It boggles the imagination, doesn't it?
boggling (adjective) (formal)
mind-boggling (adjective) (informal)
boggle -> to be very surprised and uncertain , (or anxious and hesitate) about how to deal with something He boggle at the suggestion
brain fog (formal)
brain fade (informal)
brainstorm (noun) (informal)
brainstorm (verb) (formal) brainstorming (noun)
a brainstorming session
chaos chaotic chaotically -> a state of total confusio with no order
Chinese puzzle
confused confusedly confusion
consternation -> a feeling of strong annoyance and anger, usually because of something bad that you cannot change or that is completely unexpected
"Huawei Ban in the US" caused consternation among Huawei communities.
conundrum
culture shock
daze (verb)
dazed (adjective) (formal) dazedly -> groggy (informal)
disarray
in a state of disarray
The news had thrown his plans into disarray
daze (noun)
discombobulate (informal)
disorder disordered
disorganized
disorient(US) disoriented disorientate(UK) -> to make someone confused about where they are and where they are going
distraction -> the state of being very bored or annoyed
that dreadful noise is driving me to distraction.
distraction -> something that prevents someone from giving their attension to something else
I can turn the TV off if you find it a distraction
distraction -> an activity that you do for pleasure
One of the distractions of city life
be in a dither about something
dizziness dizzy dizzily dizzying
enigma enigmatic
ferment
flummox flummoxed
flutter (noun) (in a flutter)
flutter (verb)
fluttering flutterer fluttery
fuddle (noun) (informal)
fuddle (verb)
garble garbled
There was a strange garbled message on my voicemail.
head is whirling / mind is whirling
in a spin -> in a flutter
inexplicable inexplicability inexplicably
information overload
jigsaw
muddle somebody/something up
muzzy muzziness muzzily
mystery myterious mysteriously
mystique
mystification mystifying mystifyingly mystifier
not know what hit you
not know where/which way to turn
not know whether to laugh or cry
not know whether you are coming or going
off balance
out of your depth -> not having the knowledge, experience, or skills to deal with a particular subject or situation
perplex perplexed perflexing perplexity
play a joke / trick on sb
puzzle over sth puzzled puzzlement puzzler
riddle
shambolic (UK informal)
talk/speak in riddles
tangle (noun)
tangle (verb) -> entangle
tohubohu (US informal)
topsy-turvy (US informal)
turbulence
turmoil
unaccountable unaccountability unaccountably
unaccountable -> inexplicable
unaccountable -> not answerable
(you) do the maths
analysis
deduce deducible
diagnosis
deduction
deductive
deductive reasoning
I used my deductive powers
diagnosis
draw drawn
exclude excludable excluder
extrapolate extrapolative extrapolator
gather
impute something to somebody
in the last / fast analysis
allowance
be spoilt for choice
coddle coddler
cosset
do as you would be done by
do sb proud
fuss fusser
make a fuss
make a fuss over sb/sth
handle sb with kid gloves / treat sb with kid gloves
indulge indulger indulgence
make much of somebody
make a lot of somebody
mollycoddle (verb)
mollycoddle (noun)
nurture nurturer
overindulge overindulgent overindulgence
pamper pampered
pander to somebody / pander to something
It's not good the way she panders to his every whim
proud
respect
see somebody right
smother
spoil somebody rotten
succor (noun) (verb) -> support
treat somebody like royalty
wet nurse
wet-nurse (verb)
wrap somebody up in the cotton wool
adore adorer adoringly
affection affectional
attached
attachment
be a glutton for something
be a hit with somebody
be big on something
biophilia
bless
care
disposed
enamored
enchanted
ensorcelled
endear somebody to somebody
fancy
favor
float somebody's boat
fond fondness
get on like a house on fire
go a bundle with something
gravitate towards to something / gravitate towards to somebody
grow on somebody
have a thing about something or somebody
look kindly on somebody/something
not care for somebody/something
one man's meat is another man's poison
partial
philogyny philogynist -> love of or admiration of women
please -> Adisha thinks she can just do whatever she pleases
predilection
proclivity
smitten
soft spot
take a shine to somebody
take to somebody
there's no accounting for taste
warm to somebody
warm to something
be in the first flush of
be/get in on the ground floor
branch out
After couple of years of working for other people, she branched out on her own.
break into something
break out
Our liberation war broke out in 1971.
bring something in
burst into song / burst into tears / burst into laughter
come into play -> bring something into play
commence -> to begin somehting
We will commence building work in August of next year.
dawn (verb)
the dawn of something
dip your toe in the water
dive in
dive into something
embark on something/embark upon something
enter into something
enter on something/enter upon something
erupt
fall in something
fall to
from scratch
germinate
gestation
get (something) off the ground
get cracking
get down to business
get down to something
get down to business
get stuck in
get the show on the road
get weaving
get to work/set to work
here goes
hit the ground running
ignite
inaugurate
incipient incipiently incipiency incipience -> in an initial stage, or beginning to happen or develop
initiate initiator
kick off
kick (something) off
kick in
lead off
lead with something
originate
opening
pilot
plunge
plunge in something, or plunge into something
set/put something in motion
set/put something in train
run with something
sail in
set in
set about something
set out
set somebody off
set something off
set the wheels in motion
spark
spring to life
start something off
start on something
start out
start the ball rolling / set the ball rolling / get the ball rolling
stirring (adjective) stirringly -> A stirring speech or song is one that produces strong, positive emotions.
stirring (noun) -> The beginning of something, such as an emotion or thought
Lamia felt a faint stirring of envy when she heard that one of her colleagues had been promoted.
strike out
stumble into something
take something up
touch something off
trigger
wade in
abase abasement
be under a cloud
take/bring sb down a peg or two -> to show someone that they are not as important as they thought
wouldn't I just love to take that Nazah down a peg or two
bruise sb's ego
compromise
cut sb down to size
deflate deflated deflator
degrade
degrading degradingly
degradation
demean
demeaning demeaningly
deprave depravation
detract from sth
All that make-up Ramisha wears actually detracts from her beauty, I think.
discredit
disgrace
dishonor
fall from grace
grubby -> Dirty and untidy CONTEXT
humble
humiliate humiliated humiliating
ignoble
ignominious
ignominy
in the doghouse
indignity
knock sb off their pedestal
lower your sights
make an exhibition of yourself
reflect on sb/sth
shame shameful shamefully shamefulness
shoddy shoddily shoddiness
undignified
stoop to something
I don't believe she would ever stoop to bribery or blackmail
an iron hand/fist in a velvet glove
autere
autoritarian
be heavy on somebody
disciplinarian
draconian
flaming
flinty
hard hardness
harsh harshness
heavy
iron
not stand any nonsense
pitiless
rigour(UK) rigor(US)
roundly
rule something with an iron hand/fist
severe serverly severity
sharp sharply
stern sternly sterness
stiffly
strict strictly strictness
take a hard line of sb/sth
bow and scrape
crawl crawler
curry favor
cupboard love
fawn fawning
fawn over/on somebody
flatter flattery
flattery will get you nowhere
flummery
glad-handing
grovel
hagiographic
idealize
ingratiate ingratiating
left-handed compliment
lick sb's boots
make up to somebody
massage sb's ego
obsequious obsequiously obsequiousness
schmooze
servile servility
slobber
slobbering
big slobbering kisses
slobber over somebody
suck up to somebody
sycophantic sycophancy sycophant
toady(verb) -> grovel to
toady toadyish toadyism
unctuous
allay
alleviate alleviator
ameliorate ameliorative ameliorator
assuage assuagement
booster
brush up (on) something
clear the air
cultivate
cushion the blow
elevate elevatory
embroiderer embroidery embroider -> to make a story more entertaining by adding imaginary details to it
enhance enhancer
enliven enliver enlivenment
enrich enrichment
fillip -> something that causes a sudden improvement
The news gave the stock market a big fillip
gamify
hone
humanize
invigorate invigorator invigoration
liven sb UP
liven sth up
make a world of difference
make sb/sth over
mitigate mitigator mitigable mitigatory
mollify mollification mollifier
palliate palliation palliator
patch something up
perk up
polish something up
pull/haul yourself up by the/your (own) bootstraps
purify
raise your game
rationalize
reboot
rectify rectified rectifiable rectification
redeem redeemning
reform reformatory reformed reformer reformist reformism
regenerate
rehabilitate rehabilitative rehabilitation
reinvigorate reinvigoration
relieve reliever
remedial remediate remediation
reorganize
repair
restructure
revamp
revitalize
revivify
revolutionize
salvage
save the day
sharpen something up
shore something up
smooth something up
smooth something over
spice something up
strighten somebody up
streamline
sugar the pill
take sb/sth in hand
take the edge off something
take the heat off somebody
take the sting out of sth
that's more like it
time's great healer
touch something up
turn something around
turn something round
tweak
upgrade upgradation upgradable upgradability
on the upgrade
uplift upliftment
upskill upskilling
vamp something up
work something out
balanced
disinterest
disinterested disinterested disinterestedness
dispassionate(adjective) dispassion dispassionateness
equity
equitable
impartial
neutral
neutrally
neutrality
non-aligned
non-alignment
non-intervention
objective objectiveness objectivize objectivization
objectively
objectivity
unbiased
convey conveyable
annotate annotation annotator
adduce adducible
demythologize
demystify demystification
crystallize crystallizable crystallization
chronical (noun or verb) -> record historical events
adumbrate adumbrative adumbration
to give only the main facts and not the details about something, especially something that will happend in the future
mansplain mansplaining mansplainer
picture
the big picture
put somebody in the picture
out of the picture
that is to say ...
bring something home to somebody
cast/shed/throw light on something
As an economist, he was able to shed some lights on the problem.