Lessons 22-24 Flashcards
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account
n. a report of an event; money kept in a bank; a statement of something used or received, usually a financial report
adj. accountable
v. account
n. accounting
n. accountant Syn. story
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archaic
adj. very old, old fashioned; no longer used
Syn. ancient
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hasten
v. to cause to go faster; move forward more
adv. hastily quickly
adj. hasty Syn. accelerate
n. hastiness
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hue
n. color
Syn. color
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illustration
n. a visual image, typically used to explain
adj. illustrated Syn. picture
adj. illustrative v. illustrate n. illustrator
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inactive
adj. not moving; not involved
n. inaction Syn. idle
n. inactivity
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intricate
adj. having many parts; finely detailed
adv. intricately Syn. complex
n. intricacy
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magnitude
n. of great size or importance
adv. magnificently * to increase
adj. magnificant Syn. dimension
v. magnify n. magnification
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oblige
v. to have to do something
adv. obligingly Syn. require
adj. obliging adj. obligatory
n. obligation
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overlook
v. to ignore or neglect
adj. overlooked Syn. disregard
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Poll
n. questionnaire; a vote of public opinion
n. polling
n. pollster Syn. survey
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position
n. place where something can be found; job
Syn. location
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practical
adj. convenient or effective
n. practicality Syn. functional
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predominant
adj. the most noticeable or powerful element
adv. predominantly Syn. principal
v. predominate n. predominance
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prompt
v. to cause something to happen; to do quickly; to be on time
adv. promptly
n. promptness Syn. induce
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analogous
adj. alike in some way
n. analogy Syn. similar to
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approximately
adv. almost correct; not exact
adj. approximate Syn. around
v. approximate n. approximation
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compel
v. to make something happen by necessity or force
adv. compellingly
adj. compelling Syn. obliged