characteristic

1.Some animals possess the characteristic of man.

2.This characteristic marks her off from her sister.

radium

1.Madame Curie discovered radium.

2.The radiation radius of the radioactive radium radiator in the stadium is variable.

painter

1.She models for a painter.

2.The painter lined the silhouette of a girl.

scientific

1.She envisages an era of great scientific discoveries.

2.Most students in our class go in for scientific activities.

conclude

1.With this, we conclude our series of articles on this subject.

2.We conclude with a discussion on how (not) to count them.

conclusion

1.You should not jump at conclusion. 

2.What do you base this conclusion on?

analyse

1.Next, you need to analyse the metrics.

2.We should analyse what they said and not just agree with everything.

defeat

1.Talk of defeat had demoralized the team. 

2.They credited the defeat to poor planning.

expert

1.The expert elaborates his theory from his own reason. 

2.We had an expert appraise the house before we bought it.

attend

1.Who will attend the meeting?

2.Can you attend the meeting this afternoon?

physician

1.The old physician was unfrocked by the Medical Association. 

2.It provides the physician with information that enables him to provide you with very "personalized" treatment.

expose

1.The corrupt official bought off those who might expose him.

2.For sure there are constraints in what and how you expose things when you are a vendor of an expensive product.