Economic Impact

7 words in this vocabulary list

noun a combustible black or dark brown rock consisting chiefly of carbonized plant matter, found mainly in underground deposits and widely used as fuel

  • Coal is a fossil fuel that is commonly used for electricity generation.
  • My grandfather used to work in the coal mines when he was younger.
  • I'm so tired, I feel like I've been coal mining all day.
  • His heart was as black as coal after what he did.

noun the practice of moving from place to place in search of food and resources, without having a permanent home

  • Nomadism is the traditional way of life for many indigenous tribes.
  • My friend is really into nomadism and loves to travel and live off the grid.
  • Some people think nomadism is cool because you get to see so many different places.
  • In a world full of constant change, embracing a sense of nomadism can be liberating.

noun a law or rule that forbids something

adjective pertaining to the act of prohibiting

  • The prohibition of alcohol in the United States lasted from 1920 to 1933.
  • There's a strict prohibition against smoking in this area.
  • I heard there's a total prohibition on bringing outside food into the movie theater.
  • The prohibition of negative thinking can lead to a more positive mindset.

noun a large, often open-air structure for sports or other events, with tiered seating for spectators

  • The stadium was filled to capacity for the championship game.
  • Let's meet at the stadium before the concert starts.
  • The stadium was lit during the game last night.
  • Her mind was like a stadium, filled with thoughts and memories.

noun a period during which a war is taking place

  • During wartime, many civilians were forced to evacuate their homes.
  • My grandfather always tells stories about his experiences during wartime.
  • I heard that movie is set in a futuristic wartime world.
  • The intense competition felt like a wartime battle for market share.

noun a term used to refer to the hypothetical secession of California from the United States

  • There has been ongoing debate regarding the possibility of a Calexit movement in California.
  • Have you heard about the Calexit idea that some people in California are talking about?
  • I don't think Calexit will ever happen, but it's interesting to think about.
  • The idea of Calexit represents a desire for greater autonomy and independence within California.

noun a term used to refer to the Nigerian film industry, based in Lagos, known for producing a large number of movies annually

  • Nollywood is a thriving film industry in Nigeria, known for producing a large number of movies each year.
  • I love watching Nollywood movies with my friends on weekends.
  • Nollywood flicks are always a hit at our movie nights.
  • The rise of Nollywood represents the growing influence of African cinema on the global stage.