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noun
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achievement
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His achievements were noticed by the vice
president and he was sent to the London
office.
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verb
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achieve
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Making a list of your objectives will help
you achieve them.
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noun
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achiever
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Mr. Vadji always considered himself a high
achiever.
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verb
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contribute
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All employees were urged to contribute
something useful at the staff meetings.
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noun
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contribution
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Each of you has made a significant
contribution to our team's success.
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noun
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contributor
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As
contributors to the company's outstanding year, all employees will receive an
additional holiday bonus.
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verb
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dedicate
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The
manager dedicates too much time to reports and not enough time to the
customer.
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noun
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dedication
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Margo's dedication to the company was
rewarded with a two-week trip to Hawaii.
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adjective
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dedicated
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Before the change in management, he used
to be a more dedicated worker.
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adjective
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loyal
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He has been both a loyal coworker and a
loyal friend.
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noun
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loyalty
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Her loyalty to the company impressed even
the owners.
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adverb
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loyally
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The security officer loyally guarded the
company's vault.
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adjective
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productive
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The most productive team in the department
will win a two-day vacation in the Bahamas.
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noun
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product
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The new product will be released in the
early spring.
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verb
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produce
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The film was produced in Manila.
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verb
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promote
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In order to move ahead in the company, you
must promote yourself.
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noun
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promotion
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Promotions are given to those who prove
their worth.
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noun
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promoter
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As the main promoter of the product, Ms.
Ross was responsible for the marketing campaign.
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