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seemingly = ظاهِرِيّاً
modest = متواضع - معتدل
biased = متحيّز
supposedly = بشكل افتراضي
surprisingly = باندهاش...
أمثلة

seemingly (adv.) you use seemingly when you want to say that something seems to be true.
– She moved to Spain, seemingly to enjoy a slower style of life.
modest (adj.) you use modest to describe something such as an amount, rate or improvement which is fairly small.
– Unemployment rose to the still modest rate of 0.7%.
biased (adj.) if someone is biased, they prefer one group of people to another and behave unfairly as a result.
– University funding was tremendously biased towards scientists.
supposedly (adv.) something that is supposedly true, is said to be true by some people.
– He was supposedly a tough man to work for.
surprisingly (adv.) you use surprisingly to introduce a piece of information that you think is unexpected or unusual.
– He did surprisingly well in the election last year

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assertive = جازم
confident = واثِق بِنَفْسِه
conscientious = ذو ضمير حي
considerate = راعي لشعور الآخرين
decisive = حاسم...
أمثلة
assertive (adj.) behaving confidently and able to say in a direct way what you want or believe
– If you really want the promotion, you’ll have to be more assertive.
confident (adj.) certain about your ability to do things well
– I am confident that we can win this.
conscientious (adj.) feeling a moral responsibility to do your work carefully and to be fair to others
– he was a conscientious worker, and I’ll miss her.
considerate (adj.) thinking about the rights and feelings of other people : showing kindness toward other people
– a polite and considerate child
decisive (adj.) making choices quickly and surely, without having any doubts
– In an emergency, decisive action is called for.

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