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cooperative

cooperative is a synonym of helpful

adjective [ koh-op-er-uh-tiv ]

cooperative is another word for helpful

Helpful means giving assistance or making things easier (The helpful customer service agent resolved my issue quickly).
Cooperative describes someone who is willing to work with others or assist in achieving a common goal (The team was cooperative and eager to solve the problem).
✅ Both words describe a willingness to assist.
Helpful can refer to actions that make things easier, while cooperative specifically refers to working with others (The teacher’s tips were helpful; The cooperative student eagerly worked with the group).

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indignation

indignation is a synonym of anger

noun [ in-dig-ney-shuhn ]

indignation is another word for anger

Anger refers to a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility (His anger was evident when he saw the damage to his car).
Indignation is anger or annoyance provoked by something perceived as unfair or unjust (Her indignation was clear when she learned about the unfair treatment of her coworkers).
✅ Both words describe feelings of displeasure.
Anger can be caused by any number of things and is more general, while indignation is specifically a reaction to perceived injustice (I felt anger when I saw someone throwing trash on the ground; They felt indignation at the discriminatory policy).

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renounce

renounce is a synonym of reject

verb [ ri-nouns ]

renounce is another word for reject

Reject means to refuse or dismiss something, often because it's not satisfactory or desirable (He rejected the job offer because the salary was too low).

Renounce means to formally or publicly give up a belief, position, or right (The queen will renounce her claim to the throne).

✅ Both words involve refusing or turning away from something.

Reject is more commonly used for things or offers, while renounce is used in more formal situations involving beliefs, claims, or titles (I rejected the party invitation because I didn’t want to attend it; I hereby renounce my former political affiliation).

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