Executive Vocabulary - 8 Flashcards
A more dynamic and expressive word than
Resign
To give up or renounce a position or responsibility
He decided to resign from his role.
Abdicate
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Relinquish,
Forgo
He decided to abdicate from his role.
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Sharp
Clever or quick-witted
He’s quite sharp in business.
Astute
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Shrewd,
Perceptive
He’s quite astute in business.
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Clear
Persuasive or convincing
She presented a clear argument.
Cogent
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Compelling,
Forceful
She presented a cogent argument.
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Matching
In agreement or harmony
The shapes are matching.
Congruent
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Corresponding,
Compatible
The shapes are congruent.
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Brusque
Brief and somewhat rude in speech or manner
His response was brusque.
Curt
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Abrupt,
Terse
His response was curt.
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Unsettled
Disturbed, feeling anxious or confused
She felt unsettled after hearing the news.
Disconcerted
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Perplexed,
Perturbed
She felt disconcerted after hearing the news.
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Explain
Clarify, make something clear or understandable
She will explain the concept thoroughly.
Elucidate
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Clarify,
Explicate
She will elucidate the concept thoroughly.