List Eight Flashcards
capitulate
capitulation
capitulator
cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; surrender; the action of surrendering or ceasing to resist an opponent or demand
enhance
enhancement
enhancer
intensify, increase, or further improve the quality, value, or extent of something
expedite
expediter
make an action or process happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly
extricate
extricable
extrication
free someone or something from constraint or difficulty
innocuous
innocuously
innocuousness
not harmful or offensive
emanate
emanative adj.
emanator
emanation
something abstract but perceptible that issues or spreads out from a source (sound, light, smells); originate from be produced by give out or emit something
ambiguity
ambiguous
ambiguously
uncertainty or inexactness of meaning in language
lack of commitment resulting from failure to make choice between alternatives
language not precise
solicit
solicitor
solicitation
soliciting
ask for or try to obtain something from someone. ask someone something; accost someone and offer one’s or someone else’s services as a prostitute; someone who tries to obtain business orders, advertising, etc.
squander
squanderer
waste something, especially time or 44 in a reckless and foolish manner; allow an opportunity to pass or be lost
tentative, adj
tentatively, adv
tentativeness, n
not certain or fixed; provisional; done without confidence; hesitant
undermine
underminer n
erode the base of foundation of a rock formation; dig or excavate beneath a building so as to make it collapse; to damage or weaken someone or something or insidiously
emulate
emulation
emulator
emulative
match or surpass a person or an achievement, typically by imitation; imitate; reproduce the function or the action of a different computer or software system
indifference
indifferent
indifferently
lack of interest; concern, or sympathy; unimportance; unconcerned; neither good nor bad; mediocre; not especially good; fairly bad; neutral in respect of some specified physical property
relegate
relegation
dismiss to an inferior rank or position
repudiate, v
repudiation, n
repudiator
reuse to accept or to associate with; deny the truth or validity of; refute; refuse to fulfill or discharge an agreement; obligation, or debt