Lesson3 Flashcards
analyze (v.)
analyzed (v.)
analysis (n.)
to study something carefully; to separate into parts for study
(syn.) examine
alter (v.)
altered (v.)
alteration (n.)
alterable (adj.)
alterably (adv.)
to change or make different
(syn.) modify
ancient (adj.)
something from a long time ago; very old
(syn.) old
annoying (adj.)
annoyance (n.)
annoy (v.)
annoyingly (adv.)
a slight bother; disturbing to a person
(syn.) bothersome
anticipate (v.)
anticipatory (adj.)
anticipation (n.)
to think about or prepare for something ahead of time
(syn.) predict
conform (v.)
conformity (n.)
conformist (n.)
to follow established rules or patterns of behavior
(syn.) adapt
detect (v.)
detection (n.)
detective (n.)
to find out; to observe something
(syn.) notice
enrich (v.)
enrichment (n.)
enriching (adj.)
to make rich; to make something of greater value
(syn.) enhance
intensify (v.)
intensity (n.) intense (adj.) intensive (adj.) intensely (adv.) intensively (adv.)
to make stronger in feeling or quality
(syn.) heighten
intolerable (adj.)
intolerance (n.)
intolerably (adv.)
intolerantly (adv.)
intolerant (adj.)
difficult or painful to experience; not able to accept different ways of thought or behavior
(syn.) unbearable
observe (v.)
observation (n.)
observer (n.)
observant (adj.)
observable (adj.)
to see and watch carefully; to examine
(syn.) notice
ongoing (adj.)
continuing
(syn.) current
propose (v.)
proposal (n.)
proposition (n.)
proposed (adj.)
to suggest or plan to do something
(syn.) suggest
restore (v.)
restoration (n.)
restored (adj.)
to give back or brink back something; to return to the original condition
(syn.) revitalize
vital (adj.)
vitality (n.)
vitally (adv.)
of great importance; full of life
(syn.) indispensable
