Executive Vocabulary - 5 Flashcards
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Unclear
Having more than one possible meaning
His instructions were unclear.
Ambiguous
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Vague,
Cryptic
His instructions were ambiguous.
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Friendly
Approachable and pleasant
She was always so friendly to everyone.
Affable
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Amiable,
Genial
She was always so affable to everyone.
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Blessing
A helpful or beneficial thing
She considered it a blessing to have such supportive friends.
Boon
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Benefit,
Advantage
She considered it a boon to have such supportive friends.
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Agree
To agree or be in accord
They all agree on the best approach to the problem.
Concur
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Assent,
Accede
They all concur on the best approach to the problem.
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Abundant
Plentiful or abundant in quantity
The garden had an abundant supply of flowers.
Copious
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Ample,
Profuse
The garden had a copious supply of flowers.
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Destroy
To cause great destruction or harm
The storm could destroy the entire crop.
Decimate
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Devastate,
Annihilate
The storm could decimate the entire crop.
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Native
Naturally occurring within a specific region or population
The deer is a native species to this forest.
Endemic
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Indigenous,
Local
The deer is an endemic species to this forest.
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Elusive
Misleading or deceptive, difficult to catch or grasp.
The treasure was elusive to the explorers.
Illusive
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Deceptive,
Misleading
The treasure was illusive to the explorers.
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Occasional
Occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous
The occasional rain showers made the picnic challenging.
Intermittent
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Sporadic,
Periodic
The intermittent rain showers made the picnic challenging.
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Routine
Commonplace; lacking interest or excitement
The routine tasks felt tedious after a while.
Mundane
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Banal,
Prosaic
The mundane tasks felt tedious after a while.
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Showy
Displaying wealth, knowledge, or style in a way that attracts attention
The room was filled with showy decorations.
Ostentatious
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Extravagant,
Flamboyant
The room was filled with ostentatious decorations.
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Relevant
Applicable or related to a particular matter
The information is relevant to the discussion.
Pertinent
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Apposite,
Germane
The information is pertinent to the discussion.
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Deep
Intense or having great depth and insight
The issue holds deep significance.
Profound
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Intense,
Profound
The issue holds profound significance.
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Split
A break or a division between two things
Their argument caused a significant split.
Rift
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Breath,
Fracture
Their argument caused a significant rift.
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Unemotional
Unaffected by emotions, showing little emotion
She remained unemotional despite the chaos.
Stoic
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Impassive,
Detached
She remained stoic despite the chaos.
