Vocab thengs

Question 1

Allege

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V. To assert that someone has done something illegal or wrong
Claim, declare

Question 2

Ally

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N. A friendly nation
Partner
Confederate

Question 3

Convince

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V. To make someone agree, or realize the truth of something

Persuade, prove to

Question 4

Critic

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N. A person who is professionally engaged in the analysis of works of art
Expert judge, observer

Question 5

Dependent

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Adj. relying on or requiring a person or thing for what it is needed
Needing support, contingent on

Question 6

Diverse

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Adj. many; showing a great deal of variety

Question 7

Eliminate

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V. To terminate, end, or take out

Get rid of, remove

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Extract

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V. To remove, usually with some force or effort

Pull out, extricate

Question 9

Foster

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V. To promote the growth of

Encourage

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Founder

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V. To fail utterly, or sink underwater

Collapse

Question 11

Fundamental

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Adj. serving as an essential component

Basic, foundational

Question 12

Harmful

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Adj. causing harm or capable of hurting

Dangerous, damaging

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Innovation

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N. A creation resulting from study and experimentation

Change, alteration

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Innovative

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Adj. featuring new methods; advanced and original

New, novel

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Insightful

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Adj. showing an accurate and deep understanding

Intuitive, discerning

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Moderate

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Adj. being within reasonable or average limits; not excessive or extreme
Average, honest

Question 17

Negotiate

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V. To discuss the terms of the arrangement

Bargain, work out

Question 18

Occasional

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Adj, happening from time to time

Intermittent, irregular

Question 19

Opt

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V. To make a choice from a range of possibilities

Choose, select

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Pioneer

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N. A person who is the first to explore or settle a new area

Settler, colonist

Question 21

Predict

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V. To say or estimate that something will happen in the future
Expect, forecast

Question 22

Qualification

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N. An attribute that must be met or that fits a person for something
Capability, condition

Question 23

Remedy

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N. A means of counteracting or eliminating something undesirable
Cure, treatment

Question 24

Retain

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V. To continue to have; keep possession of

Hold, cling to

Question 25

Sensitive

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Adj. quick to detect or respond to slight changes, signals, or influences Responsive to, sensitize to

Question 26

Spare

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V. To refrain from harming | Leave uninjured, make free

Question 27

Subsequent

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Adj. following in time or order | Succeeding, ensuing

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Superior

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Adj. of high quality or performance | Better, greater

Question 29

Suspect

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V. To doubt the genuineness or the truth of | Reckon, have a feeling

Question 30

Sustain

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V. To strengthen or support physically or mentally | Keep up, assist

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Acknowledge

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To declare it be true or admit the existence or reality or truth of Recognize, admit

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Advocate

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To push for something | Speak for, support

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Deny

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To declare untrue; contradict Repudiate Challenge

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Discipline

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To train someone to obey rules or a code of behavior | Regulation, control

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Impose

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To force something to be accepted or put in place | Put upon, inflict

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Integrity

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The quality of being honest and having strong moral principle Morality, probity

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Obligation

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A course of action to which a person is morally or legally bound Responsibility, duty

Question 38

Threaten

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To present danger to | Menace, endanger

Question 39

Abandon

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It give up completely; leave behind | Give up, desert

Question 40

Accidental

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Happening by chance or unexpectedly or unintentionally | Unintentional, incidental

Question 41

Aggressive

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Ready or likely to attack or confront | Belligerent, bellicose

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Anticipate

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To regard something as probable or likely | Expect, foresee

Question 43

Compromise

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A middle way between two extremes | Settlement, agreement

Question 44

Consensus

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Agreement in the judgement or opinion reached by a group as a whole Harmony, accord

Question 45

Conventional

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Based on what is generally done or believed | Standard, traditional

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Credible

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Capable of being believed | Believable, trustworthy

Question 47

Deficit

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An amount by which something is less than expected or required

Question 48

Embrace

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To take advantage of | Seize, clasp

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Exploit

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To use or manipulate to one’s advantage | Utilize, put to good use

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Inevitable

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Incapable of being avoided or prevented | Unavoidable, predetermined

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Instrumental

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Serving as an agent or partial cause | Helpful, involved

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Legitimate

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Comforting to the law or to rules | Authentic, genuine

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Neglect

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To leave undone or leave out | Ignore, fail to look after

Question 54

Novelty

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The quality of being new, original, or unusual

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Phenomenon

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Process known through the senses rather than by reasoning | Happening, occurence

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Prominent

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Having a quality that thrusts itself into attention | Well-known, important

Question 57

Stimulate

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To rouse up activity; stir up | Excite, encourage

Question 58

Stimulate

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To rouse up activity; stir up | Excite, encourage