ways

/weɪz/
noun 1

Collocations

5

ADJ.

all, childish, cutting, different, enduring, little, long, many

The two friends had different ways of solving problems, which sometimes caused arguments.

VERB + WAYS

communicates, explored, help, look, makes, moves, progress, reacted

She explored ways to reduce her monthly expenses without cutting back on essentials.

WAYS + NOUN

-, expenditures, performance, soccer

The company found new ways to reduce expenditures without affecting product quality.

PREP.

from, in, off, out, with

She learned a lot of new cooking techniques in ways that surprised her.

ADV.

away, orally

The teacher explained the concept in different ways, both orally and through diagrams on the board.

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