⚽️ • Lesson 6 : Power Vocabulary Flashcards

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What does the word “compelling” mean?

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Compelling means persuasive or forcefully convincing.

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What does ”elaborate” mean?

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Elaborate means to explain in more detail.

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What is the meaning of ”assert”?

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Assert means to state strongly or claim confidently.

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How does the word ”juxtapose” help in writing?

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Juxtapose means to compare or contrast two things side by side.

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What does ”convey” mean?

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Convey means to communicate or express an idea or feeling.

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How would you use the word “underscore”?

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Underscore means to emphasize or highlight something.

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What does ”profound” mean?

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Profound means deep or meaningful.

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What is the meaning of ”contemplate”?

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Contemplate means to think deeply or reflect.

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How does the word “delineate” enhance writing?

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Delineate means to describe clearly or outline something.

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What is the meaning of “facilitate”?

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Facilitate means to make easier or enable something to happen.

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What does the word ”convincing” mean?

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Convincing means persuasive or able to make someone believe something.

Ex. “His argument was so convincing that I immediately changed my mind about the issue.”

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What does ”substantial” mean?

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Substantial means significant or considerable in amount of importance.

Ex. “The report provided substantial evidence to support the defendant’s innocence.

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What does the word ”detrimental” mean?

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Detrimental means harmful or damaging.

Ex. “The new law had detrimental effects on local businesses, causing many to close down.

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What is the meaning of ”catalyst”?

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Catalyst means something that causes a significant change or event to happen.

Ex. “The discovery of the new technology acted as a catalyst for rapid economic growth.”

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What does ”meticulous” mean?

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Meticulous means extremely careful and precise.

Ex. “She made a meticulous plan to ensure every detail was taken care of before the event.”

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What does ”provoke” mean?

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Provoke means to cause a reaction or emotion, usually anger.

Ex. “The unfair treatment of the workers was enough to provoke a protest.”

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What is the meaning of ”prevalent”?

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Prevalent means widely accepted, found, or practiced.

Ex. “The use of social media is prevalent among teenagers today, affecting their daily lives.”

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What does the word ”comprehensive” mean?

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Comprehensive means thorough and all-encompassing.

Ex. “The professor provided a comprehensive overview of the subject, covering all key points.”

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What does ”inherent” mean?

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Inherent means existing as a natural or essential part of something.

Ex. “The inherent risks of the project were acknowledged by all team members before they began.”

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What s the meaning of ”viable”?

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Viable means capable of working successfully or feasible.

Ex. “Thé idea of starting a new business in the area seemed viable after conducting market research.

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What does the word ”ubiquitous” mean?

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Ubiquitous means present everywhere or widespread.

Ex. “The influence of tech is ubiquitous, affecting almost every aspect of modern life.”

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What is the meaning of ”ephemeral”?

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Ephemeral means lasting for a very short time.

Ex. “The beauty of the sunset was ephemeral, disappearing as quickly as it had appeared.

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What does ”quixotic” mean?

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Quixotic means unrealistic or extremely idealistic to the point of being impractical.

Ex. “His quixotic dream of changing the world with a single book was admired but ultimately unachievable.”

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What does the word ”perspicacious” mean?

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Perspicacious means having a keen understanding or insight.

Ex. “The detective was perspicacious, noticing details others had overlooked in the investigation.

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What is the meaning of ”antithetical”?

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Antithetical means directly opposed or contradictory.

Ex. “Their political views were antithetical, making it difficult for them to find common ground.”

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What does ”sesquipedalian” mean?

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Sesquipedalian means using long, complex words that are often unnecessary.

Ex. “His sesquipedalian speech left the audience confused, as the long words overshadows his actual message.”

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What does ”ineffable”

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Ineffable means too great or extreme to be described in words.

Ex. “The beauty of the landscape was ineffable, leaving us speechless in awe.”

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What is the meaning of ”lachrymose”?

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Lachrymose means tearful or sorrowful.

Ex. “The lachrymose farewell left everyone feeling melancholic and emotional.”

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What does ”abscond” mean?

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Abscond means to leave hurriedly and secretly, typically to avoid being caught.

Ex. “The thief managed to abscond with the jewels before the alarm was triggered.”

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What is the meaning of ”antagonistic”?

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Antagonistic means actively opposing or hostile.

Ex. “The antagonistic relationship between the two leaders only worsened the diplomatic tensions.”