ESL Essential Words2 Flashcards

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Approach

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Vt. Come near or nearer to

N. a way to do something

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Detect

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Vt. Find out, discover

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Defect

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N. Fault, that which is wrong. Weakness

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Neglect

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Vt. Give too little care or attention to

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Deceive

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V. Make someone believe as true something that is false, mislead

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Undoubtedly

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Adj. Certainly, beyond doubt

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Thorough

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Adj. Being all that is needed, complete

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Client

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N. Person for whom a lawyer acts, customer

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Comprehensive

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Adj. Including much, covering completely

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Defraud

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Vt. Take money, rights, etc. , away by cheating

past tense: defrauded

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Postpone

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Vt. Put off to a later time, delay

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Consent

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Vi. Agree, give permission or approval

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Massive

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adj. Big and heavy, large and solid, bulky

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Capsule

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Adj. A small case or covering

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Preserve

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Vt. Keep from harm or change, keep safe, protect. Especially for animals

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Denounce

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Vt. Condemn in public, express strong disapproval of

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Torrent

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N. Any violent, rushing stream, flood

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Resent

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Vt. Abhor. Feel injured and angered at ( something)

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Molest

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Vt. Interfere with trouble, disturb

Harass or assault sexually, make indecent advances ti

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Gloomy

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Adj. Dark, dim, in low spirits

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Unforeseen

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Adj. Not known beforehand, unexpected

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Exaggerate

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N. Make something greater than it is, overstate

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Amateur

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N. and adj. Person an does something for pleasure, not for money or as a profession

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Mediocre

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Adj. Neither good or bad, average, ordinary

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Variety

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N. Lake of sameness, a number of different things

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Valid

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Adj. Supported by facts or authority, sound, true

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Prominent

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Adj. remarkable, Well- known, important

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Security

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N. and adj. Freedom from danger, care, or fear, feeling or condition of being safe.

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Bulky

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Adj. Large, taking up much space

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Reluctant

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Adj. Unwilling

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Obvious

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Adj. Easily seem or understood, clear to the eye or mind, not to be doubted, plain