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Social media · English

Posts, comments, chatting online

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agreeverb

I agree with you.

askverb

Ask her if she knows.

callverb

Call me at seven.

culturenoun

Every culture is unique.

friendnoun

She is my best friend.

friendlyadjective

The staff here is very friendly.

giveverb

Give me the book.

groupnoun

We work in a small group.

helpverb

Can you help me, please?

joinverb

Join us for dinner.

laughverb

They laughed together.

listen toverb

Listen to your friends.

meetverb

Let’s meet at the station.

niceadjective

Your parents are really nice.

talkverb

Let us talk after lunch.

tellverb

Tell me your name.

togetheradverb

We do everything together.

visitverb

I visit my parents every week.

waitverb

Wait for me here.

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aloneadverb

She lives alone.

communitynoun

We have a great community here.

complimentverb

He complimented her on her dress.

disagreeverb

I disagree with that idea.

hugverb

They hugged when they met.

inviteverb

She invited me to the party.

loudadjective

The party next door is loud.

politeadjective

Be polite to everyone.

replyverb

She replied to my email at once.

roommatenoun

My roommate is very tidy.

smileverb

She always smiles at strangers.

social medianoun

Social media connects people.

societynoun

Society changes over time.

supportnoun

She gave me great support.

traditionnoun

This is an old tradition.

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acquaintancenoun

He is an acquaintance of mine.

assimilationnoun

Assimilation can erase culture.

benevolencenoun

Benevolence fosters trust.

bondverb

They bonded over shared interests.

cancel culturenoun

Cancel culture is widely debated.

celebrationnoun

We had a big celebration.

ceremonynoun

The graduation ceremony was lovely.

civic dutynoun

Voting is a civic duty.

civil societynoun

Civil society checks government power.

customnoun

This custom is very old.

disinformationnoun

Disinformation is deliberate.

echo chambernoun

Social media creates echo chambers.

empowermentnoun

Education brings empowerment.

encourageverb

Encourage each other.

folklorenoun

Folklore preserves cultural memory.

forgivenessnoun

Forgiveness is a sign of strength.

friendshipnoun

Their friendship lasted fifty years.

gender rolenoun

Gender roles are changing.

gossipnoun

Avoid office gossip.

human rightsnoun

Human rights are universal.

intersectionalitynoun

Intersectionality considers multiple identities.

kindadjective

She is a very kind person.

marginalizationnoun

Poverty causes marginalization.

media literacynoun

Media literacy prevents manipulation.

misinformationnoun

Misinformation spreads quickly online.

multiculturalismnoun

Multiculturalism enriches society.

networkingnoun

Networking opens many doors.

ostracismnoun

Ostracism can cause real harm.

peer pressurenoun

Resist peer pressure.

quarrelnoun

They had a quarrel over money.

reciprocitynoun

Reciprocity sustains relationships.

respectverb

Respect each other.

rumornoun

Do not spread rumors.

social capitalnoun

Social capital is built through trust.

social cohesionnoun

Social cohesion builds strong communities.

social mobilitynoun

Social mobility is decreasing.

social movementnoun

Social movements drive change.

stratumnoun

Each stratum has different opportunities.

toxic masculinitynoun

Toxic masculinity harms everyone.

valuesnoun

Our values guide our choices.

waveverb

She waved goodbye.

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activismnoun

Activism can change policy.

apologynoun

She offered a sincere apology.

bystander effectnoun

The bystander effect reduces helping.

collective actionnoun

Collective action solves social problems.

companionshipnoun

They enjoy each other's companionship.

diversitynoun

Diversity makes us stronger.

etiquettenoun

Learn the local etiquette.

gaslightingnoun

Gaslighting is a form of manipulation.

generositynoun

Her generosity touched everyone.

grassroots movementnoun

The protest was a grassroots movement.

in-groupnoun

People favor their in-group.

normsnoun

Social norms vary by culture.

out-groupnoun

Bias against the out-group is common.

partnershipnoun

Their partnership is successful.

peernoun

She learned from her peers.

scapegoatingnoun

Scapegoating shifts blame unfairly.

social enterprisenoun

A social enterprise has a mission.

social loafingnoun

Groups can suffer from social loafing.

suburbanizationnoun

Suburbanization grew after the war.

tribalismnoun

Political tribalism is increasing.

trustnoun

Trust takes time to build.

urban sprawlnoun

Urban sprawl increases commuting times.

urbanizationnoun

Urbanization accelerates in Asia.

wokeadjective

The term "woke" is contested.

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alienateverb

His arrogance alienated his colleagues.

blatantadjective

It was a blatant lie.

catfishingnoun

The documentary follows three victims of online catfishing.

civil libertiesnoun

Civil liberties must be protected.

clickbaitnoun

The headline was pure clickbait; the article said nothing new.

cloutnoun

He posts outrageous takes purely for clout.

congratulateverb

Congratulate her on the result.

content moderationnoun

The platform outsources content moderation to thousands of contractors.

cordialadjective

The talks were held in a cordial atmosphere.

cyberbullyingnoun

The school now treats cyberbullying like any other assault.

digital footprintnoun

Recruiters quietly review the digital footprint of every candidate.

doomscrollingnoun

She banned doomscrolling in bed and started sleeping better.

equalitynoun

We believe in equality.

evasiveadjective

He gave an evasive answer.

exclusionnoun

Social exclusion is harmful.

falloutnoun

Their fallout lasted for months.

filter bubblenoun

Step outside your filter bubble and read the other side’s press.

inclusionnoun

Inclusion benefits everyone.

integrationnoun

Integration helps newcomers settle.

online personanoun

His cheerful online persona hides a very private man.

parasocialadjective

Fans form parasocial bonds with streamers they have never met.

prejudicenoun

Prejudice causes division.

privilegenoun

Acknowledge your privilege.

shadow bannoun

Her reach collapsed overnight, and she suspected a shadow ban.

solidaritynoun

Solidarity strengthens communities.

stereotypenoun

The film challenges old stereotypes.

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aloofadjective

He stayed aloof from the group.

camaraderienoun

There is real camaraderie in the team.

candidadjective

She gave a candid interview.

candornoun

I appreciate your candor.

condoneverb

I can't condone such behavior.

gregariousadjective

She is warm and gregarious.

obfuscateverb

The report obfuscates the real figures.

ostracizeverb

He was ostracized by his peers.

rapportnoun

The teacher built a strong rapport with students.

reticentadjective

She is reticent about her private life.

vehementadjective

There were vehement objections to the plan.

Frequently asked

How many English words does the “Social media” topic cover?

136 words, each with a translation and an example sentence: A1 — 19, A2 — 15, B1 — 41, B2 — 24, C1 — 26, C2 — 11.

Which “Social media” words should I learn first?

With the A1 list: agree, ask, call, culture, friend, friendly, give, group, help, join. The full level is on this page.

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