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materialize

materialize is a synonym of appear

verb [ muh-teer-ee-uh-lahyz ]

materialize is another word for appear

✅ To appear means to become visible or come into sight (Mountains slowly appeared in the distance as we drove).
Materialize refers to something becoming real or actual, often suddenly or unexpectedly (The ghost materialized out of thin air, startling everyone in the room).
✅ Both terms are used to describe something coming into view or existence.
✅ While appear often applies to visual perception and is more commonly used, materialize is more dramatic, often implying something almost magical (The rabbit didn’t just appear from the hat — it materialized, stunning the audience).

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infirmary

infirmary is a synonym of hospital

noun [ in-fur-muh-ree ]

infirmary is another word for hospital

✅ A hospital is a large medical facility where people receive treatment for illnesses and injuries (He was admitted to the hospital after the accident).

✅ An infirmary is a smaller medical facility, often within an institution or school (The infirmary treated minor injuries and illnesses).

✅ Both terms refer to places where medical care is provided.

✅ A hospital is used for large, comprehensive medical centers, while infirmary is typically used for smaller, often institutional facilities such as military bases, universities, monasteries, and prisons.

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testify

testify is a synonym of swear

verb [ tes-tuh-fahy ]

testify is another word for swear

✅ To swear means to make a solemn declaration or affirmation, often under oath (He swore to tell the truth in court).

✅ To testify means to give evidence or bear witness in a formal setting (She was called to testify about what she saw).

✅ Both terms involve making statements under oath or in legal contexts.

Swear can be used in a broader range of formal affirmations, while testify specifically refers to giving evidence in legal situations (The judge swore to uphold the law; I testified during the trial).

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