رَأْي

Completing or enhancing something else when added to it. It describes something that provides what is missing or adds further detail or support.

Kept within particular limits; not large in size, range, or amount. It often implies that there is not enough of something.

The different parts, features, or aspects of something. It is very useful in academic writing for looking at a problem from 'all sides'.

The furthest point, the maximum limit, or the highest degree possible. It is frequently used in IELTS Task 1 to describe peaks in data or limits.

A measurable extent of some kind, such as length, breadth, depth, or height. In academic writing, it often refers to a particular aspect or facet of a situation.

The action of making something more concentrated, intense, or frequent.

Never having happened or existed before; unparalleled or original in nature.

The process of moving or developing by small steps or degrees rather than all at once.

The act of picking or deciding between two or more possibilities. It is the freedom or power to choose.

Not complicated or difficult to understand. It can also refer to something small or modest in scale.