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module 6 vocab Flashcards

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antagonis (z)e (v)

synonyms

do somethng to make somebody angry with you

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anger, annoy, provoke

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antagonis (z)e (v)

opposites

do somethng to make somebody angry with you

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pacify, disarm

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anrtagonistic (adj)

synonyms

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hostile, opposed, resistant

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anrtagonistic (adj)

opposites

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pro

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antagonist (n)

synonyms

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opponent, rival, adversary

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antagonist (n)

opposites

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supporter, friend, ally

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antagonism (n)

synonyms

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hostility, resentment, dislike

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antagonism (n)

opposites

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friendliness

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persist (v)

synonyms

continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition, in a way that can seem unreasonable; continue to exist

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persevere, endure, remain

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persist (v)

opposites

continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition, in a way that can seem unreasonable; continue to exist

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stop, give up, abandon

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persistent (adj)

synonyms

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resolute, dogged, constant

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persistent (adj)

opposites

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irresolute, intermittent

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persistence (n)

synonyms

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perseverance, endurance, doggedness

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identify (v)

synonyms

reconize somebody or something and be able to say who or what they are; find discover somebody or something

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discern, determine

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identify (n)

synonyms

who or what somebody or something is

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name, selfhood, individuality

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identification (n)

synonysm

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recognition, association, discovery

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encourage (v)

synonyms

make something more likely to happen or develop.
give somebody support, coursge or hope

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stimulate, motivate, inspire

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encourage (v)

opposites

make something more likely to happen or develop.
give somebody support, coursge or hope

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discourage

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encouraging (adj)

synonyms

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supportive, reassuring

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encouragment (n)

synoyms

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motivation, stimulation

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encouragment (n)

opposites

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discouragement, deterrent

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survive (v)

synonyms

continue to live or exist despite a dangerous event or time

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outlive, outlast, remain alive

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stable (adj)

synonyms

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steady, well-balanced

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emphasize (v)

synonyms

give special importance to something

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focus attention on, highlight, tress

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emphasize (v)

opposites

give special importance to something

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understate

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emphasis (n)

synonyms

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stress, importance

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sterile (adj)

synonyms

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germ-free, aseptic, infertile

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sterile (adj)

opposites

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septic, fertile

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circulate (v)

opposites

move continuously around a place or system

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limit, restrict

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circulation (n)

synonyms

movement of blood round the body from and back to the heart

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distract (v)

synonyms

take somebodys attention away from what they are trying to do

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divert, deflect

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distracted (adj)

synonyms

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preoccupied, diverted, inattentive

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distracted (adj)

opposites

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distraction (n)

synonyms

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diversion, interuption, disturbance

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indicate (v)

synonyms

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demonstrate, point to, be evidence of

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indicative (adj)

synonyms

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symptomatic, typical, characteristic

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indication (n)

synonyms

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demonstration, sign, symptom

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persuade (v)

synonyms

make somebody do something by giving them good reason for doing it

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convince, entice, tempt

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persuade (v)

opposites

make somebody do something by giving them good reason for doing it

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deter, dissuade, discourage

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persuasive (adj)

synonyms

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convincing, effective, credible

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persuasive (adj)

opposites

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unconvincing

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general (adj)

synonyms

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widespread, common, extensive

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generally (adv)

synonyms

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normally, commonly, usually

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insure (v)

synonyms

buy insurance so that you will receive money if your property gets damaged or stolen, or if you get ill or sick or die

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protect, indemnify, cover

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insurance (n)

synonyms

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assurance, security

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dedicate (v)

synonyms

devote (time or effort) to a particular task or purpose

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obligate, allot, allocate

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dedicated (adj)

synonyms

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committed, devoted

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dedivcation (n)

synonyms

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commitment, loyalty, devotion

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dedivcation (n)

opposites

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disloyalty, apathy

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pioneer (v)

synonyms

develop or be the first to use or apply ( a new method, area of knowlegde, or ectivity)

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launch, invent, spearhead

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pioneer(n)

synonyms

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explorer, innovator, founder

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pretend (v)

synonyms

behave so as to make it appear that something is the case when in fact it is not

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profess, affect

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pretend (adj)

synonyms

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make- believe, imagenary, unreal

54
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pretend (adj)

opposites

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tempt (v)

synonyms

make someone want to have or do something, especially something that is unnecessary or wrong

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entice, persuade, allure

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tempt (v)

opposites

make someone want to have or do something, especially something that is unnecessary or wrong

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reject,discourage

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tempting (adj)

synonyms

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enticing, seductive, alluring

58
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temptingly (adv)

synonyms

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seductively

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temptation (n)

synonyms

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enticement, seduction, allurement

60
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temptation (n)

opposites

Eng Modules (AV4B) (14 decks)

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