Seduction 3 Flashcards
Embrace
accept or support a belief, theory, or change willingly and enthusiastically; (adopt, accept, take up, support, or welcome) “it’s been embraced by ceo’s of Fortune 500 firms”.
Render
to cause or become; (make, leave, become, or cause to be) “the sumo wrestler is rendered unconscious and lies there, still and silent”.
Correlate
if you notice that crumb appear on your little brother’s shirt whenever the cookies disappear from the cookie jar, you can say you have correlated two facts; (related, connection, correspond, parallel, match, or jibe with)
Inveterate
having a habit and unlikely to change; (ingrained, deep-rooted, incurable, or habitual) “he was an inveterate gambler”.
Incentive
if you mom wants you to mow the lawn but you don’t want to, she might offer a treat (incentive). (Motive, motivation, reason, stimulus, inducement, lure)
Precipitate
to cause something to happen suddenly, unexpectedly, or prematurely; (bring about, cause, lead to, give rise to, or trigger) “reports of serous bicycle injuries precipitated a change in the law concerning helmets”.
Persevere
refuse to stop; (persistent, hang in, continue, be determined, or soldier on) “I preserved, and failed many times, only to realize that without failure there can be no success”.
Arbitrary
based on random choice; (capricious, whimsical, chance, or random) “my mealtimes were entirely arbitrary”.
Initiative
the ability to assess and initiate things independently; (self-motivation, resourcefulness, or inventiveness) “young boys born into poverty rise the riches through a combination of pluck and initiative”.
Product
something that is the result of an action or process; (result, consequences, outcome, fruit, or effect) “their success was not just of their own making. It was a product of the world in which in they grew up”.
