T 3 Flashcards
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suppress
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موقوف كردن، توقیف كردن، فرو نشاندن، خواباندن، پایمال كردن، مانع شدن، تحتفشار قرار دادن، منكوب كر دن
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acceptable
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adv. acceptably n. acceptability adj. accepting adj. allowable or satisfactory syn. permissible The idea was acceptable to everyone. The registrar accepted more applicants than he should have.
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acclaim
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n. enthusiastic approval; applause, syn. praise Isaac Stem has won acclaim abroad. Acclaimed authors often win Pulitzer Prizes.
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abrupt
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adj. quick; without warning, syn. sudden There was an abrupt change in the weather. After the incident everyone left abruptly.
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actually
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adv. being in existence, real or factual, syn. truly They were actually very good soccer players. The actual time allotted to complete the test is two hours.
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adverse
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adj. displeasing, objectionable, or bad, syn. Unfavorable
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advice
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n. a recommendation, syn. Suggestion
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attractive
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adj. calling attention to; pleasing; creating, syn. Appealing
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autonomous
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adj. by itself; with no association, syn. Independent
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disapproval
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n. the act of disagreeing; not giving approval, syn. Objection
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disruptive
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adj. causing confusion and interruption, syn. Disturbing
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haphazardly
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adv. having no order or pattern; by chance, syn. arbitrarily; carelessly
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persistent
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adj. continuous; refusing to give up; firm in action or decision, syn. Constant
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valid
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adj. producing a desired result based on truths or fact, syn. Convincin
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withdraw
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v. to remove, take out, or take back, syn. Extract
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advantage
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n. something that may help one to be successful or to gain something, syn. Benefit
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advent
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n. the coming or appearance of something, syn. Arrival
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agile
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adj. able to move in a quick and easy way, syn. Nimble
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albeit
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conj. in spite of the fact, regardless of the fact, syn. Although
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appealing
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adj. attractive or interesting, syn. alluring
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celebrated
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adj. acclaimed; well-known and popular, syn. Renowned
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collide
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v. to hit one object against another with violent force; to be in opposition, syn. Crash
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contemporary
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adj. modern, up-to-date, or (n.) person living at the same time as another person, syn. Current
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distribute
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v. to divide among people or to give out, syn. Dispense
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encourage
v. to promote, help, or support, syn. Stimulate
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energetic
adj. full of life, action, or power, syn. Vigorous
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frail
adj. weak in health or in body, syn. Fragile
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myth
n. an invented story or idea, syn. Legend
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refine
v. to make pure; to improve, syn. perfect (verb)
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worthwhile
adj. value in doing something, syn. Rewarding
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alter
v. to change or make different, syn. Modify
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analyze
v. to study something carefully; to separate into parts for study, syn. Examin
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ancient
adj. something from a long time ago; very old, syn. Old
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annoying
adj. a slight bother; disturbing to a person, syn. Bothersome
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anticipate
v. to think about or prepare for something ahead of time, syn. Predict
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conform
v. to follow established rules or patterns of behavior, syn. Adapt
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enrich
v. to make rich; to make something of greater value syn. Enhance
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intensify
v. to make stronger in feeling or quality, syn.highten
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intolerable
adj. difficult or painful to experience; not able to accept different ways of thought or behavior, syn. Unbearable
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ongoing
adj. continuing, syn. Current
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potential
n. an ability, happening, or opportunity that has not occurred or been developed, syn. possibility
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propose
v. to suggest or plan to do something, syn. Suggest
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restore
v. to give back or bring back something; to return to the original condition, syn. Revitalize
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turbulent
adj. to be in a disordered, disturbed or unstable condition, syn. Chaotic
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vital
adj. of great importance; full of life, syn. Indispensable
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ambiguous
adj. of unclear meaning; something that can be understood in more than one way, syn. vague
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arbitrary
vadj. an action or decision made with little thought, order, or reason, syn. Haphazard
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assert
v. to express or defend oneself strongly; to state positively, syn. Declare
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astounding
adj. very surprising, syn. Astonishing
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astute
adj. very intelligent, smart, clever, syn. Perceptive
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concur
v. to have the same opinion or draw the same conclusion, syn. Agree
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deceptively
adv. making something appear true or good when it is false or bad, syn. misleadingly
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designate
v. to specify, name, or select to do to a task; to indicate, syn. Assign
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determined
adj. strong in one's opinion, firm in conviction, to find out, syn. Resolute
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elicit
v. to get the facts or withdraw out the truth, syn. extract
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instigate
v. to cause a conflict or argument, syn. Initiate
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petition
v. to make a request, syn. Appeal
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relinquish
v. to give up control, syn. Abdicate
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resilient
adj.strong enough to recover from difficulty or disease, syn. tenacious
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temp
. to make it attractive to do something, usually something not good,
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baffle
v. to confuse to a point at which no progress can be made, syn. Puzzle
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bear
v. to produce, to carry; to show; to endure, syn. Yield
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blur
v. to make something difficult to see, syn. Cloud
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brilliant
adj. intensely bright or colorful; intelligent, syn. Radiant
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caution
v. to alert someone of danger, warn someone to take care or pay attention to something, syn. Warn
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delicate
adj. needing careful treatment; sensitive, easily broken, syn. fragile
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enhance
v. to increase in a positive way, such as in value, power, or beauty, syn. Strengthen
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incessant
adj. nonstop, continual, or never-ending, syn. constant
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in conjunction with
prep. ph. in addition to, alongside, syn. along with
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intrigue
v. to interest greatly, syn. Fascinate
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obstruct
v. to prevent movement, progress, or success, syn. Block
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persuade
v. to change a belief or behavior by argument or reason, syn. Convince
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shed
v. to throw off naturally; to give out, syn. Discard
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unique
adj. to be the only one of a kind; special, syn. Rare
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well-suited
adj. to be complementary or appropriate; a good match, syn. Compatible
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chiefly
adv. the most important or most common, syn. Mostly
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coarse
adj. not fine or smooth; not delicate,syn. Rough
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commonplace
adj. ordinary, syn. Frequent
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comparatively
adv. being measured or judged by comparison, syn. Relatively
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complex
adj. difficult to understand or explain; having many parts, syn. Complicated
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conventional
adj. following accepted rules or standards syn. Traditional
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curious
adj. odd or strange; eager to learn, syn. Peculiar
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emit
v. to send out; give off, syn. Release
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exceedingly
adv. very; to an unusual degree, syn. Extremely
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exclusively
adv. no one else; nothing else; not shared, syn. Restrictiv
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immense
adj. extremely large, syn. Massive
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rigid
adj. not easy to bend; firm; inflexible, syn. Stiff
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routinely
adv. regularly; usually done, syn. ordinarily
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sufficiently
adv. enough; in a satisfying manner, syn. Adequately
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visibly
adv. can be seen, syn. Noticeably
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attribute
characteristic, n. something that is thought to belong to a person or thing; a quality by which something is identified
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clarify
explain, v. to make more easily understood; to make clear
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conceal
hide, v. to prevent from being seen or discovered
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confirm
prove, v. to make certain; give support
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convenient
practical, adj. easy to reach; near; suitable to one's needs
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core
chief, adj. the central or most important part
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critical
dangerous, adj. very serious or unsafe; finding fault
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distort
deform, v. to change from the original shape or condition, usually in an unnatural way
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diverse
different, adj. various; distinct from others
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eventually
finally, adv. to happen at some time in the future, usually gradually
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prosperous
thriving, adj. successful, wealthy
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purposefully
deliberately, adv. done for a special reason
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reveal
disclose, v. to uncover; to expose
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scarcely
hardly, adv. almost not
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theoretically
hypothetically, adv. according to a reasoned, but not proven, point of view
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accelerate
hasten, v. to go faster
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creep
crawl, v. to move slowly and quietly close to the ground; to begin to happen
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crush
grind, v. to press together so as to completely distort the shape or nature of the object
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cultivate
grow, v. to plan and raise a crop; to encourage growth of a relationship or friendship
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dictate
impose, v. to state demands with the power to enforce
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distinguish
discriminate, v. to hear, see, or recognize differences
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engender
produce, v. to cause something new to exist; to create
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engross
engage , v. to become completely occupied or involved
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flaw
defect, n. a small sign of damage that makes an item imperfect
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harvest
gather, n. the act of collecting a crop; the crops gathered
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mirror
reflect, v. to show, as in a mirror
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obtain
gain, v. to gain or secure something
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particle
fragment, n. a very small piece of something
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settle
colonize, v. to establish a home; to resolve a disagreement
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transport
carry, v. to move from one place to another
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accurate
precise, adj. careful and exact
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classify
arrange, v. to place into groups according to type
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currency
money, n. monetary unit; cash
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deep
thorough, adj. far below the surface; complete understanding
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dense
thick, adj. closely packed or crowded; difficult to see though
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dim
faint, adj. not bright or clear
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display
exhibit, v. to show; reveal
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exports
foreign sales, n. products sold abroad
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gigantic
enormous, adj. very large
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impressive
imposing, adj. causing admiration because of an object's importance, size, or quality
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install
establish, v. to set up or create an office; to place in a fixed position
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lasting
enduring, adj. forever; without end
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straightforward
uncomplicated, adj. easy to understand; simple; honest
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uniform
consistent, adj. every part being the same
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vibrant
brilliant, adj. lively; powerful; full of action; bright
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distinct
definite, adj. clearly noticed; different
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dominant
major, adj. primary or principal; having or exercising control over something
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dormant
inactive, adj. not growing or producing; asleep
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drab
colorless, adj. lacking color; uninteresting, boring
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dramatic
emotional, adj. something that captures the imagination; exciting
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eclectic
diverse, adj. to select or represent something chosen from many sources or places
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elaborate
complex, adj. something with a large number of parts; full of details
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exceptional
phenomenal, adj. unusual in a positive way
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hazardous
dangerous, adj. very risky, unsafe
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minuscule
tiny, adj. of little consequence; very small
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prime
prepare, v. to make ready; first in importance or in time
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rudimentary
basic, adj. simple; not complex
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skeptical
unconvinced, adj. to question the truthfulness of information presented as fact; to not trust
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superficial
shallow, adj. simple; not deep; near the surface
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vigorous
strong, adj. powerful, full of action
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amenity
convenience, n. something that makes life easier or more enjoyable
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disperse
circulate, v. to cause to move in many different directions
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dwelling
house, n. where people live
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element
component, n. a part of the whole; environment
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elementary
primary, adj. simple in structure, easy to do
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eliminate
delete, v. to remove, free oneself of something
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emerge
appear, v. to come into view, or existence
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emphasize
highlight, v. to show that something is specially important or exceptional
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encircle
surround, v. to make a circle around
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erratic
inconsistent, adj. no regular pattern in thinking or movement; changeable without reason
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exaggerate
overstate, v. to make something more than what it is
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justify
defend, v. to show to be right or reasonable; to support
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mention
remark, v. to say; relate in written form
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prevalent
commonplace, adj. existing widely or commonly
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release
free, v. to allow to come out; to give freedom
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benefit
assist, v. to be useful or helpful
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blind
unaware, adj. unable to see or understand; to conceal; showing poor judgment or understanding
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broaden
enlarge, v. to make larger or greater
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burgeon
thrive, , v. growing at a fast pace
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conspicuously
noticeably, adv. attracting attention
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endorse
support, v. to express approval
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enormous
enormous tremendous, adj. very large
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entirely
thoroughly, adv. Completely
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erode
deteriorate, v. to wear away; disappear slowly
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evaporate
disappear, v. to vanish
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noteworthy
remarkable, adj. deserving positive recognition or attention
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recover
retrieve, v. to get back; to have something returned
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reportedly
rumored, adv. to know by report; unconfirmed; supposedly
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shift
switch, n. a change in position or direction
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susceptible
vulnerable, adj. to be subject to influence; capable of being affected by a person or thing
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crucial
critical, adj. of great importance; extremely necessary
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dignitary
celebrity, n. a very important or famous person, usually associated with a high position in government
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elude
evade, v. to escape in a tricky way
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evident
apparent, adj. easy to see, usually because of some proof
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exhaust
deplete, v. to use completely; to expend all energy; very thorough
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extensive
comprehensive, adj. large in area or number; to offer; to make longer
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face
confront, v. to be in the presence of and oppose
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facet
aspect, n. element or component
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idol
hero, n. a person or image that is loyally admired or respected
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inaccessible
remote, something that cannot be reached or communicated with
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oblivious
ignorant, adj. to be unaware of or forgetful
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obviously
evidently, adv. in a clear, easy-to-understand way
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offensive
insulting, adj. causing anger; rude; being unpleasant
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predictably
expectedly, adv. in a way that foretells future events
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suitable
appropriate, adj. appropriate; correct; convenient
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ample
sufficient, adj. more than enough
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arid
arid dry, adj. being of little rain or water
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avert
prevent, v. to stop from occurring; to turn away
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defy
resist, vresist,v. to show little fear or regard for rules or established norms; to change
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diligent
conscientiously, adj. done with persistence and hard work; with attention to details
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enact
legislate,legislate, v. to pass a law
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feign
simulate, v. to pretend; make believe
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fertile
rich, adj. able to produce abundantly
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freshly
recently, adv. caught or produced not long ago
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function
role, n. the normal purpose of something
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fundamental
essential, adj. a primary or basic element
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indiscriminat
arbitrary, adj. not chosen carefully; unplanned
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selective
discriminating, adj. carefully chosen
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spacious
expansive, adj. having a lot of room
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withstand
survive, v. to fight without surrender; to persist
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durable
sturdy, adj. something that last a long time
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foster
stimulate, v. to promote growth or development
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gain
attain, v. to obtain something needed or useful; to increase to the amount of something
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halt
stop, v. to stop or discontinue
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handle
manage, v. to deal with or control
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harbor
shelter, v. to give protection; to not express a desire or opinion, usually ba
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harmful
unhealthy, adj. something that cause pain or damage
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insignificant
meaningless, adj. not important; of little value
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mysterious
baffling, adj. not easily understood or figured out
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perilous
dangerous, adj. threatening or risky; harmful
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promote
boost, v. to encourage or advertise; to elevate in rank or grade
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redundant
repetitious, adj. being excessive; showing unnecessary repetition
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reject
refuse, v. to refuse
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substantial
significant, adj. important; strongly made; of value
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trait
ءcharacteristic, n. specific qualities that distinguish one from anoth
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abrupt
adj. quick; without warning, syn. sudden There was an abrupt change in the weather. After the incident everyone left abruptly.
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abroad
adv. to or in another country syn. overseas; internationally Louis Armstrong often traveled abroad. Living abroad can be an educational experience.
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acceptable
adv. acceptably n. acceptability adj. accepting adj. allowable or satisfactory syn. permissible The idea was acceptable to everyone. The registrar accepted more applicants than he should have.
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acclaim
n. enthusiastic approval; applause, syn. praise Isaac Stem has won acclaim abroad. Acclaimed authors often win Pulitzer Prizes.
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actually
adv. being in existence, real or factual, syn. truly They were actually very good soccer players. The actual time allotted to complete the test is two hours.
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adverse
adj. displeasing, objectionable, or bad, syn. Unfavorable
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advice
n. a recommendation, syn. Suggestion
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attractive
adj. calling attention to; pleasing; creating, syn. Appealing
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autonomous
adj. by itself; with no association, syn. Independent
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disapproval
n. the act of disagreeing; not giving approval, syn. Objection
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disruptive
adj. causing confusion and interruption, syn. Disturbing
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haphazardly
adv. having no order or pattern; by chance, syn. arbitrarily; carelessly
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persistent
adj. continuous; refusing to give up; firm in action or decision, syn. Constant
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valid
adj. producing a desired result based on truths or fact, syn. Convincin
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withdraw
v. to remove, take out, or take back, syn. Extract
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advantage
n. something that may help one to be successful or to gain something, syn. Benefit
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advent
n. the coming or appearance of something, syn. Arrival
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agile
adj. able to move in a quick and easy way, syn. Nimble
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albeit
conj. in spite of the fact, regardless of the fact, syn. Although
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appealing
adj. attractive or interesting, syn. alluring
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celebrated
adj. acclaimed; well-known and popular, syn. Renowned
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collide
v. to hit one object against another with violent force; to be in opposition, syn. Crash
