Enska DD Flashcards

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Lumens

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A measurement of brightness of light

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Illuminate

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To light up, to make something complicated easier

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Luminary

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Someone who is a leader

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Bioluminescence

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Light produced by a living thing, such as a firefly

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Lucid

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Clear and understandable

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Elucidate

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To make something more clear

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Pellucid

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Letting light through completely and clearly, easy to understand

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Transcend

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Go beyond

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Abject

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Total and hopeless

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Conjecture

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Speculation

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Eject

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Throw out of, like a pilot from a plane

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Inject

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To shoot into something

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Objective

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Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions

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Projectile

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Something being thrown, like an arrow

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Reject

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To fail to accept or to throw back

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Subjective

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Based in n or influenced by personal feelings, tastes or opinions

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Trajectory

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Curved path of something that has been thrown

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Ten/Tain

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Hold

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Contain

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To hold or hold back

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Contend

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To try or struggle in a contest or against difficulties

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Content

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Something contained

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Contentious

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Causing or likely to cause an argument

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Detain

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To hold or keep, as in custody, or to be held back

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Intensity

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The strength or quantity of something

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Retain
To keep in one place
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Tenacity
The Condition of holding on to something
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E
Out or away from
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Eject
To throw out of
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Erase
To wipe out or make disappear
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Evaporate
To change into invincible vapour, to disappear, quickly and completely
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Emote
To show feeling outwardly
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Ex
Away from
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Exhaust
To use entirely
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Express
To send out a message usually in words
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Explode
To burst forth suddenly and violently from energy
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Expand
To open out, spread out
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Export
Ship out to another place
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Extinct
No longer existing
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Exoskeleton
Hard supporting structure that is on outside of an animal
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Excessive
Going outside a limit
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Exit
A door that leads out of a public place
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Exude
To ooze or send out or spread in all directions
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Vertical
Perpendicular to the place of the horizon or to a primary axis
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Vertigo
Dizzy, confused state of mind
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Vertebrate
Animal with a backbone
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Invert
To turn inside out or upside down
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Vert
Turn or twist
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Convert
To turn from one thing to another
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Revert
To turn back to an earlier state or condition
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Controversial
The subject of argument or dispute, turning people against each other
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Introvert
A person who is shy and reserved and keeps to themselves
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Extrovert
A person who is outgoing
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Avert
To turn away to see something coming and avoid it
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Adverse
Turning against what is wanted
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Adversity
Conditions that make things harder or turn against you
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Subversive
Trying to undermine or overthrow
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Diverse
Different; made up of different kinds of things or people
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Vol
Wish or will
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Volunteer
To offer to serve without pay or reward
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Voluntary
Done by free choice
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Volition
The act of choosing to do something
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Benevolent
Intending good things to happen, bene means good
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Malevolent
Intending bad things to happen, mal means bad
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Mortal
Subject to death or causing death
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Immortal
Never dying, living forever
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Mortuary
Funeral home
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Mortify
To embarrass or humiliate completely
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Mortician
Someone who prepares a body for funeral
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Post mortem
Examination of a body after death
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Rigorous mortis
The rigidity of a body that happens after death
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Lev
Raise up, to rise or make lighter
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Elevate
To raise up or go up
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Elevator
A cage or platform for taking things or people up and down in a building
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Lever
A bar used for prying or moving something up
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Levity
Light heartedness
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Leverage
The action of a lever, pushing something, the power to make things happen
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Levitate
To rise into the air, especially in seeming defiance of gravity
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Levee
An embankment built up prevent or confine floods
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Alleviate
To lighten or make more bearable
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Relieve
To free from a burden or problem, to release from a duty or position, or replace someone
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Dispel
To drive away or scatter away
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Expel
To push out or away, often permanently
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Pulse
A throbbing beat, to throb or move in rhythm
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Propel
Drive or push something forwards
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Propeller
A device with a hub in the middle and twisted blades around it, which is used to make a boat, airplane or helicopter move
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Compel
To push someone or something to do something
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Impel
To get something going, whether getting a thing moving or a person to do an action
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Impulsive
Likely to do whatever one gets urged to do, right away
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Compulsion
An irresistible urge to do something that doesn’t really make sense
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Compulsory
Required by rules or regulations
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Repel
To prevent something from approaching
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Repulsive
Tending to repeal, especially by causing aversion or disgust