B2 words

kind and helpful; expressing goodwill.
Example: The benevolent stranger offered to help the elderly woman carry her groceries.

an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal meaning.
Example: The word "home" has a positive connotation of comfort and safety

a great difference; inequality or unequal distribution.
Example: There are significant disparities in income levels between the rich and the poor in this city.

to completely destroy or eliminate something.
Example: The government is working to eradicate poverty through various social programs.

to make a process or action easier or smoother.
Example: The new software was designed to facilitate the data entry process and increase efficiency.

fond of company; sociable and friendly.
Example: He is a gregarious person who enjoys attending parties and social gatherings.

feeling or showing a lack of confidence or uncertainty.
Example: She was hesitant to share her opinion in the meeting because she wasn't sure if it was right.

existing in something as a permanent and essential characteristic.
Example: The risks are inherent in any adventurous activity, and participants must be aware of them.

to place things close together or side by side for comparison or contrast.
Example: The artist juxtaposed contrasting colors to create a visually striking painting.

to make something less severe, harsh, or painful.
Example: Planting trees can help mitigate the effects of climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide.