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accomplish When you accomplish something, you finally do something or finish something that you've needed to do. Usually, when you accomplish something, you feel good about it or just feel glad that it's done. Often it takes a lot of work or effort to accomplish something.
accomplishment something that has been successfully done or completed; an achievement. [1/2 definitions]
accuse When you accuse someone, you say that they have done something wrong or against the law.
acknowledgment something done to express thanks or show appreciation. [1/2 definitions]
act a thing that is done; deed. [1/9 definitions]
action something that is done for a particular purpose. [1/6 definitions]
address When you address something, you give your attention to it and try to do what needs to be done about it. [1/6 definitions]
aerial having to do with or done by means of flying. [1/3 definitions]
affront something that is said or done on purpose to be rude or mean. [1/2 definitions]
agenda a list of things to be done or talked about.
ambitious requiring great effort to be done successfully. [1/2 definitions]
amends (used with a singular or plural verb) something given or paid to make up for a wrong done to a person or group.
anger Anger is a strong feeling you might have when someone has treated you in a bad way or done something that you think is very wrong or not fair. [1/3 definitions]
angry When you are angry, it means that you are feeling or showing anger. You have a strong feeling that someone has treated you badly or has done something very wrong or not fair. [1/2 definitions]
auto- a prefix that means done by oneself or itself.
automated When something is automated, it is done by a machine instead of a human. Many jobs that humans used to do are automated now.
automatic done without having to think about it. [1/2 definitions]
background If someone asks about your background, they often want to know things like where your family came from, where you have lived before now, and what things you have studied or done in your life. Sometimes "background" means where a person has worked before and what kind of work they have done. [1/2 definitions]
badge a pin, patch, or ribbon people wear to show that they belong to a group, have a particular job, or have done something special.
be used with the past participle of another verb to connect the subject of the sentence to actions done to it. [1/8 definitions]
before When you have done something before, you have done it at an earlier time. [1/4 definitions]