34/35/36 LESSON 13-14 Flashcards
Interchangeable
- Capable of being used or exchanged in place of each other. Example: The two words are interchangeable in this context and can be used interchangeably.
- Similar or identical in effect or meaning. Example: In this recipe, baking powder and baking soda are essentially interchangeable.
Have a heated argument or disagreement concerning a particular issue or topic.
QUARREL ABOUT
Join or fasten (something) to something else.
. Associate oneself or become associated with something.
Take the place of (someone or something) by being or acting as a substitute.
Provide or find a substitute for (something that is broken, old, or inoperative).
REPLACE
Go or come after or behind (someone) so as to keep track, observe, or observe closely.
Follow
. The appearance or semblance of truth; the quality of seeming to be true or real.
The quality of appearing to be real or lifelike.
Verisimilitude in: Verisimilitude in:
Receive payment for and store (money) in a particular place.
COLLECT
An abundance or large quantity of something. /. A large or excessive amount or number of something.
PROFUSION PF
Bring or gather together (things, typically of the same type).
COLLECT
Understand, accept, or comply with (someone’s ideas, instructions, or advice).
FOLLOW
A small or insufficient amount; scarcity or lack of something.
PAUCITY OF
Having importance, relevance, or consequence; noteworthy or meaningful.
SIGNIFICANT
Arousing curiosity or interest; fascinating or captivating.
INTRIGUING
To judge or assess the quality, value, or significance of someone or something.
EVALUATE
RECEIVE
. To get or be given something
Recognizable:
. Able to be identified or recognized based on previous knowledge, familiarity, or distinctive features.
Reflect
To think carefully and for a long period about something; to consider.
To show or be a sign of a particular quality, ability, or feeling.
candidate
person who is proposed for some office or
honor
not very hot and not very cold; moderate
TEMPERATE
receiving impressions readily; easily affected or influenced; easily hurt or offended
SENSITIVE
container or tool used for practical purposes
UTENSIL
inoculate with vaccine as a protection against smallpox and other diseases
VACCINATE
not neat; not in order
UNTIDY
SKIM
remove from the top; move lightly (over); glide along; read hastily or carelessly
of one’s own free will; natural; on the spur of the moment; without rehearsal
spontaneous
going to the root; fundamental; extreme; person with extreme opinions
RADICAL
having to do with educating both sexes in the same schoo
COEDUCATIONAL
growing up to manhood or womanhood; youthful; a person from about 13 to 22 years of age
ADOLESCENT
go before; come before; be higher in rank or importance
PRECEDE
tell; give an account of; connect in thought or meaning
RELATE
SUBSEQUENT
later; following; coming after
having a fixed station or place; standing still; not moving; not changing in size, number or activity
STATIONARY
OBTAIN
GET; BE IN USE
CINEMA
MOVING PICTURE
EVENT
happening; important happening; result or outcome; one item in a program of sports
money matters; to provide money for
FINANCE
LOTTERY
a scheme for distributing prizes by lot or chance
raise; lift up
ELEVATE
not definite; not clear; not distinct
vague
fly upward or at a great height; aspire
soar
throw aside
discard
hasty
quick; hurried; not well thought out `
quick; on time; done at once; to cause (someone) to do something; remind (someone) of the words or actions needed
prompt
drug that produces drowsiness, sleep, dullness, or an insensible condition, and lessens pain by dulling the nerves
narcotic
illegal
not lawful/ against the law
situation of getting on well together or going well together; sweet or
musical sound
harmony
hold back
retrain
having or showing kind feelings toward others; approving; enjoying the same things and getting along well together
symphatetic
redeem
buy back; pay off; carry out; set free; make up for
resume
begin again/ go on/ take again
soothe
quiet/ calm/ comfort
violent* storm with much wind;a violent disturbance
tempest
burn slightly; dry up; criticize sharply
scorch