verb

popularize

The Internet has popularized last-minute travel.

noun

popularity

The popularity of the product was extremely short-lived, and it soon disappeared from the store shelves.

adjective

popular

The new computer program was extremely popular, and people asked for it at all the stores.

verb

replace

I replaced your music CDs that I borrowed from your desk last week.

noun

replacement

A replacement for this damaged computer will not be cheap.

adjective

replaceable

That hard disk is not easily replaceable.

verb

revolutionize

Using diamond has revolutionized the pressure sensor industry during the last decade.

noun

revolution

The revolution in electronics technology has allowed products such as phones to get smaller and more portable.

adjective

revolutionary

The Internet is revolutionary in how it has changed the way we communicate.

noun

skill

Her marketing skills inspired Jason to return to school for his MBA.

adjective

skilled

Our carpenters are skilled in everything from cabinetry to furniture making.

adverb

skillfully

He negotiates so skillfully that both parties end up feeling that they've gotten what they wanted.

verb

store

He stored too much information on the hard drive, making the computer sluggish.

noun

store

The store's inventory has to be entered manually into the database.

noun

storage

The storage closet is where you will find all our office supplies.

adverb

technically

Technically, she was fired from her job.

adjective

technical

The computer can only be repaired by someone with technical knowledge.

noun

technicality

After we go over these minor technicalities, the agreement will be set.