Executive Vocabulary - 3 Flashcards
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Indifferent
Lacking interest or concern
He remained indifferent to the outcome.
Apathetic
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Unconcerned,
Detached
He remained apathetic to the outcome.
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Belief
Firmly held belief or opinion
She held a strong belief in justice.
Conviction
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Assurance,
Certainty
She held a strong conviction in justice.
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Warning
A cautionary advice or notice
He offered a warning about potential risks.
Caveat
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Admonition,
Caution
He offered a caveat about potential risks.
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Quirky
Unconventional or peculiar in behavior
He’s known for being a bit quirky.
Eccentric
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Unorthodox,
Idiosyncratic
He’s known for being a bit eccentric.
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Calmness
Mental calmness or composure, especially in difficult situations
She faced the challenge with remarkable calmness.
Equanimity
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Serentity,
Poise
She faced the challenge with remarkable equanimity.
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Humorous
Playfully joking or teasing
He made a humorous comment during the meeting.
Facetious
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Waggish,
Jocular
He made a facetious comment during the meeting.
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Trivial
Not serious or important
He dismissed the matter as trivial.
Frivolous
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Superficial,
Inconsequential
He dismissed the matter as frivolous.
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Temporary
Temporary refers to something meant to be used or employed temporarily
She worked as a temporary manager until the new hire arrived.
Interim
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Provisional,
Stopgap
She worked as an interim manager until the new hire arrived.
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Debatable
Moot refers to a point open for discussion or debate
The topic was debatable among the scholars.
Moot
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Contentious,
Unresolved
The topic was moot among the scholars.
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Organize
To organize, arrange, or coordinate something complex
She will organize the event next week.
Orchestrate
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Coordinate,
Direct
She will orchestrate the event next week.
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Viewpoint
The way one sees or understands something
His viewpoint on the matter is quite unique.
Perspective
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Outlook,
Stance
His perspective on the matter is quite unique.
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Common
Widespread or widely existing
It’s a common occurrence in this area.
Prevalent
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Ubiquitous,
Pervasive
It’s a prevalent occurrence in this area.
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Ideal
Representative of the purest form or perfect example
He’s the ideal candidate for the job.
Quintessential
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Epitome,
Archetype
He’s the quintessential candidate for the job.
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Oratory
Art of speaking or writing effectively
She mastered the art of oratory, captivating her audience effortlessly.
Rhetoric
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Eloquence,
Persuasion
She mastered the art of rhetoric, captivating her audience effortlessly.
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Loyal
Strongly committed or devoted
He remained a loyal friend through thick and thin.
Temper
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Devoted,
Steadfast
He remained a staunch friend through thick and thin.
