Vocab list 5 Flashcards

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What is an Axiom?

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A self-evident truth or universally accepted principle.

There are many axioms in religions.

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What is the adjective form of Axiom?

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Axiomatic.

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What does Compatible mean?

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Able to exist or work together without conflict.

I feel that I am compatible with my partner.

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What is Compliance?

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The act of following rules, requests, or standards.

My compliance with my parents’ wants helps me stay in good standing.

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What does Encompass mean?

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To include or surround completely.

I made sure to encompass my evidence into my argumentative essay.

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What is the meaning of Implacable?

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Unable to be calmed.

The implacable advance of the army was stressful on our enemies.

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What does ‘inanimate’ mean?

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Not alive.

Example: My books are inanimate, but the stories are full of life.

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What is an ‘incentive’?

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Something that motivates or encourages action.

Example: My grade gave me an incentive to do homework.

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What does ‘indestructible’ mean?

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Impossible to destroy.

Example: The robot appeared to be indestructible.

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What does ‘innate’ mean?

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Existing naturally or from birth.

Example: The birthmark on my arm is innate.

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What does ‘mutable’ mean?

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Capable of change.

Example: My sister can be mutable sometimes.

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What does ‘militant’ mean?

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Aggressively active, especially in support of a cause.

Example: My dad could be seen as a militant.

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What is ‘perception’?

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Awareness or understanding of something through the senses or mind.

Example: Some people’s perceptions of feelings are very good.

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What does ‘pivotal’ mean?

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‘Pivotal’ is an adjective meaning of crucial importance.

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What is the importance of maintaining a grade average?

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It is pivotal to keep a grade average of 87%.

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What does ‘postulate’ mean?

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‘Postulate’ is a verb meaning to assume or suggest something as a basis for reasoning.

We use ‘postulating’ in arguments.

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What does ‘prevalent’ mean?

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‘Prevalent’ is an adjective meaning common or widespread in a particular area.

Arabs are prevalent in the Dearborn area.

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What is ‘recourse’?

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‘Recourse’ is a noun meaning a source of help or protection in a difficult situation.

The Grammys was a recourse for the California wildfires.

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What does ‘retribution’ mean?

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‘Retribution’ is a noun meaning punishment inflicted as revenge for a wrong or crime.

People talk about karma as retribution for saying or doing bad things.

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What does ‘stringent’ mean?

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‘Stringent’ is an adjective meaning strict, precise, and exacting.

I have stringent homework in my Chemistry class.

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What does ‘transcend’ mean?

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To go beyond the limits of something.

22
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What are the conjugations of ‘transcend’?

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Transcends, transcending, transcended.

23
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Use ‘transcend’ in a sentence.

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I would like to transcend beyond the limits in my land class.

Example sentence using ‘transcend’.

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What does ‘transitory’ mean?

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Temporary or short-lived.

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Use ‘transitory’ in a sentence.

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My classes are transitory.

Example sentence using ‘transitory’.