Executive Vocabulary - 4 Flashcards
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Selfless
Selflessly concerned for others
His selfless actions benefited the community.
Altruistic
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Philanthropic,
Benevolent
His altruistic actions benefited the community.
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Artistic
Relating to beauty or art
She has an artistic eye for design.
Aesthetic
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Elegant,
Tasteful
She has an aesthetic eye for design.
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Indifference
Lack of interest or emotion
He showed indifference towards the outcome.
Apathy
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Detachment,
Unconcern
He showed apathy towards the outcome.
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Coordinated
Jointly arranged or performed
They made a coordinated effort to finish the project.
Concerted
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Collaborative,
Unified
They made a concerted effort to finish the project.
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Complex
Complicated or intricate
The instructions were complex to follow.
Convoluted
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Intricate,
Labyrinthine
The instructions were convoluted to follow.
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Division
A contrast between two things
There was a clear division between their opinions.
Dichotomy
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Duality,
Polarity
There was a clear dichotomy between their opinions.
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Obscure
Understood by a small group
She delved into obscure knowledge.
Esoteric
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Arcane,
Recondite
She delved into esoteric knowledge.
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Ease
To make something easier
He helped to ease the process for everyone.
Facilitate
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Expedite,
Streamline
He helped to facilitate the process for everyone.
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Realization
The achievement or fulfillment
Their plans came to realization at last.
Fruition
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Completion,
Culmination
Their plans came to fruition at last.
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Illegal
Unlawful or forbidden by law
They engaged in illegal activities.
Illicit
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Unlawful,
Prohibited
They engaged in illicit activities.
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Interrupt
To interpose in a conversation
She decided to interrupt the discussion.
Interject
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Interpose,
Butt in
She decided to interject the discussion.
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Consider
To ponder or think about
She took a moment to consider her options.
Mull
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Contemplate,
Deliberate
She took a moment to mull her options.
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Related
Relating to or concerning
His comment was related to the topic.
Pertaining
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Regarding,
Concerning
His comment was pertaining to the topic.
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Pristine
Clean, pure, or unspoiled
The beach was clean and pristine.
Pristine
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Immaculate,
Spotless
The beach was clean and pristine.
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Consequences
Results or outcomes of an action
He considered the consequences before acting.
Ramifications
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Implications,
Repercussions
He considered the ramifications before acting.
