Academic word list Assume-Nevertheless Flashcards
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Taking an idea or piece of information for granted
assume
Verb of assumption
to assume something,
‘I assumed that it would be okay to park their home, but I was wrong and got a parking ticket’
verb of constitution, eg. to be made up of things
constitute
The UK is constituted of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland
verb of derivation/derivatives
to receive or make from something else
It was easy to derive the answer.
The word ‘farmer’ is derived from ‘farm’
verb of distribution
to distribute something
The money from the charity auction was distributed to three charities
Food was distributed to the homeless.
to guess the number of something
verb of estimation
to estimate
I estimated it would take an hour to finish the job.
to move forward with something
Hint: process
Let’s proceed to the next section
a part of something
a section
to get something
verb of acquisition
to acquire something
‘I acquired a house when I married’.
an organisation that is entrusted to do something
a task for an artist
a commission
to do a computation
to compute
noun: behaviour
conduct
This is correct business conduct.
verb: to lead or behave
to lead an orchestra
to channel electricity
to conduct
She is conDUCTING the audience
to conDUCT (stress on DUCT)
Copper conducts electricity
to eat, drink, or use up
In the economy, people who buy goods that are used.
to consume /
a consumer
a lot
considerable
This took a considerable amount of time.
to get something
to obtain something
It is difficult to obtain adequate insurance.
formal word for live somewhere
verb of resident
To reside
He resides with his parents.
Verb of constraint/limit
Can be physical, eg. against violence
To constrain something
to come together to discuss something
hint: convention
to convene
A group of doctors convened in Kansas for a big conference.
to say something indirectly, to hint
to imply something
They implied that something was wrong.
an example, a case
an instance
There were several instances of lateness.
to communicate with someone or something
verb of interaction
opposite: ignore
to interact with someone
The two dogs often interact
- for something is an acceptable reason
verb of justification - for text to line up in the same way
to justify
‘Losing a game does not justify getting angry’.
to make something negative
to negate something
to trust someone or something
Hint: reliable
You can rely on her.
order of things or events
sequences
e.g. Fibonacci sequence, genetic sequenceing
to give an instance, to limit the scope of something, noun of specific
to specify
I specified the colour I wanted.
what appears to be the case based on evidence that is yet to be confirmed
The apparent cause of the accident was engine failure, but we will know more after the results of the investigation.
apparent.