Academic Words Flashcards
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restrict/ ban/ refuse
restrict / ban / refuse
effect Vs affect
Affect is a verb:
- The divorce affected every aspect of her life.
- It’s a disease that affects mainly older people.
- I was deeply affected by the film.
Effect is a noun:
Explain
explain / explain / explain
aggressive
aggressive / aggressive / aggressive
achieve/accomplish
Accomplish (verb)
- The students accomplished the task in less than ten minutes.
- She accomplished such a lot during her visit.
Instead / rather /
Rather: (adverb)
- I would rather go to the movies than stay at home
Instead: (adverb)
- I was offered a ride, but I chose to walk instead
consumption
consumption: (noun)
- consumption of food
- consumption of resources
- consumption of time.
- We have to reduce soda consumption
consume: (verb)
- Fire consumed several buildings.
- Writing consumed much of his time.
- We have to stop consuming soda, because it consumes our health.
obvious / clear
obvious: (adjective)
- It was obvious that things weren’t working out.
- She stayed for obvious reasons.
- Even Mark stayed for a long time in the party, but it is obvious why he did that.
prevent/avoid
prevent: (verb)
The government should prevent / avoid people from consuming many unnecessary stuff by explain why rather than take an aggressive action.
unnecessary /ʌnˈnes.ə.ser.i/
/ʌnˈnes.ə.ser.i/
unnecessary (adjective)
- I thought a lot of the violence in the movie was totally unnecessary.
- Obviously, the music had unnecessary effects and that made me confused.
decrease / lower / reduce /
decrease / lower / reduce /
society / community /
society community # people # society # community # society
Furthermore / likewise / also / and
crucial / important / vital ˈvaɪ.təl
/ critical / essential
vital ˈvaɪ.təl
adjective
necessary for the success or continued existence of something; extremely important:
perspective / angle / viewpoint / Perception / outlook
arguably
analysis
approach
- approach verb (COME NEAR)
We could just see the train approaching in the distance.
*approach verb (DEAL WITH)
I’m not sure how to approach the problem.
area
assessment
assume
authority
available
benefit
concept
consistent
constitutional
context
contract
create
data
definition
derived
distribution
economic
environment
established
estimate
evidence
export
factors
financial
formula
function
identified
income
indicate
individual
interpretation
involved
issues
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