General English Vocabulary Collection

1. Based on the principle of voluntariness

   • Example: Membership in the union is ==based on the principle of voluntariness==—no employee is forced to join.
   • Meaning: following the principle that participation is entirely a personal choice; voluntary basis

2. One for all, all for one

   • Example: The three friends made a pact: ==one for all, all for one==. They promised to stand by each other no matter what challenges lay ahead.
   • Meaning: a phrase expressing mutual support and solidarity within a group

3. Be careful, though

   • Example: The restaurant is amazing and cheap. ==Be careful==, though: it gets really crowded on weekends.
   • Meaning: used to add a warning or caveat after a positive statement; "that said, watch out for..."

4. embedded in

   • Example: These attitudes are ==embedded in== our society.
   • Meaning: deeply ingrained or firmly fixed within something; deeply rooted in

5. enthusiasts

   • Example: She is one of the most dedicated fitness ==enthusiasts== I have ever met.
   • Meaning: people who are highly interested in and passionate about a particular activity or subject