journey

1.Jack and Mary described their journey in vivid detail.

2.We are the casual acquaintance of a long railway journey.

attitude

 1.Her attitude was reckless.

2.He was niggled by her careless attitude.

reliable

1.It is difficult to obtain reliable evidence.

2.Judged by the ordinary standards,he was reliable.

 actually

1.Actually there is no need to upstaff.

2.Such talk is actually specious and groundless.

base

1.The harbour is an important naval base.

2.Economics is the base and politics the concentrated expression of economics.

recognize

1.We have to recognize this.

2.We didn't recognize them until they closed on us.

straight

1.He drove long and straight throughout the match.

2.He brushed straight by without even looking at me.