Chapter11 Flashcards

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Solitary

adj,noun

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alone,single,only
majid solitary manner kept him from making new friendship.
there was not a solitary piece of evidence that jasem had eaten the cheese.
the convict went into a rage when he was placed in a solitary cell.

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evidence

N,V

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1[uncountable] facts or signs that show clearly that something exists or is true:
evidence of
At present we have no evidence of life on other planets.

There is no evidence for these claims.

Do you have evidence that this treatment works?
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Vision

noun

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The ability to see.sense of sight

Children who are born with poor vision.
Night vision.
near sighted vision

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frequent

adj

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Happening often, occurring repeatedly

We made frequent visits to the hospital.
frequent headaches.occasion

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glimpse
(noun)
V

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a short, quick view

They caught a glimpse of a dark green car.
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Recent

adj

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having happened or started only a short time ago:

recent research into the causes of cancer.

in recent years / months / times etc
The situation has improved in recent years.

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Decade

noun

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a period of ten years.

after a decade of granting salary increases,my boss ended the practice.

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hesitate. ˈhezɪəteɪt

Verb

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Fail to act quickly,be undecided

The proverb tells us that he who hesitates is lost

Lie hesitated for a moment and then said ‘yes’

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Absurd

adj

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Completely stupid or reasonable

It seem’s an absurd idea.
It was absurd to believe the fisherman’s tall tale.

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Conflict
(Noun)
v

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a state of disagreement or argument between people, groups, countries etc,,,,,direct opposition
.. In conflict
Conflict over wage sattelments.
Conflict between tradition and innovation
A sate of inner conflict

new evidence which conflicts with previous findings. (Verb)
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Minority

noun

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Only a minority of people support these new laws.

 Be in a minority.
 minority group
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Fiction

Noun

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books and stories about imaginary people and events

Romantic fiction.
the story that the president had died was fiction.

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