Deck 1 Flashcards
Concur
Agree
Deceptively
Misleading
Designate
To indicate, assign
Resolute
Determined
Elicit
detect, bring out
extract
Embody
Exemplify
Instigate
To cause a conflict or argument
Initiate
Mundane
Routine, common, ordinary
Petition
To make a request, appeal
Relinquish
To give up control
Abdicate
Tempt
To make it attractive to do something, usually something not good
Entice
Caution
Warn
Delicate
Needing careful treatment
Fragile
Incessant
Nonstop
Constant
Obstruct
To prevent movement, progress or success
Block
Recompense
Compensation
Deed
An action that is performed intentionally or consciously
Shed
Пролить
Discard
Superintendent
Chief, head, director
Chiefly
The most important or most common
Mostly
Corn
Кукуруз
Wool
Шерсть
Exceedingly
Extremely
Extinguish
Terminate
Cause (a fire or light) to cease to burn or shine
Immense
Massive
Covet
Жаждать
Silk
Шёлк
Abrupt
Quick, without warning
Syn: sudden
Ex: there was an abrupt change in weather
Acclaim
Enthusiastic approval, applause
Syn: praise
Ex: Isaac Stern has won acclaim abroad
Adverse
Displeasing, objectionable, bad
Syn: unfavorable
Ex: His indecision adversely affected his job performance
Autonomous
By itself, self governing
Syn: independent
Ex: Mexico became an autonomous state in 1817
Disruptive
Causing confusion and interruption
Syn: disturbing
Ex: The storm caused a disruption in a bus service
Haphazardly
Having no order or pattern, by chance
Syn: arbitrarily, carelessly
Ex: Susan completed the assignment in a haphazard way
Withdraw
To remove, take out, take back
Syn: extract
Ex1: the player withdrew from the competition
Ex2: Gloria had to make a withdrawal from her savings to pay tuition
Nimble
Agile
Circumvent
To go around, avoid
Syn: evade
Dispense
Distribute
Vigorous
Energetic
Frail
Weak in health or in body
Ex: fragile
Heyday
A high point of success or abundance
Syn: pinnacle