challenge

1.She looked at me with challenge.

2.He threw out a challenge.

victim

1.The victim was knifed in the chest.

2.Instead, we should start worrying about who will be the next victim of these privacy violations.

absorb

1.Oceans absorb about half this.

2.Can your brain absorb all this information?

suspect

1.Why do you suspect the truth of the information?

2.The police detained the suspect to make further inquiries.

enquiry

1.This article focuses on the claim status enquiry process.

2.We received the enquiry sent by an American company.

neighbourhood

1.Her bad cooking has become the neighbourhood joke.

2.The story being whispered about the neighbourhood.

severe

1.She has contracted a severe fever.

2.He was subjected to severe criticism.

pump

1.The pump sucked water from the basement. 

2.The pump analogizes with the human heart.

foresee

1.Finally, I foresee a day when I can stay at home all day.

2.I foresee the day when we shall read nothing but telegrams and prayers.

blame

1.He took all the blame to himself.

2.I have nothing to blame myself for.

pollute

1.We love the sea, yet we pollute it.

2.Remember not to waste me or pollute me.

handle

1.Please fit a new handle on my case.

2.Do you know how to handle the machine?