word formation Flashcards
Rational [adj]
Having or showing good sense or judgment.
It was a …….. decision to save money for emergencies.
Rationally [adv]
She ……. chose to wear a coat in the cold weather.
Rationality [noun]
Her ……… in handling crises is admirable.
Sensible
It was a sensible decision to save money for emergencies.
Adverb: Sensibly
She sensibly chose to wear a coat in the cold weather.
Noun: Sensibleness
Her sensibleness in handling crises is admirable.
Definition: Capable of making mistakes or being wrong.
Synonym: Imperfect [adj]
Example Sentence: Even experts are …….. and can make errors.
Adverb Synonym: Imperfectly
Example Sentence: The process was carried out …….. , leading to several errors.
Noun Synonym: Imperfection
Example Sentence: His ………. became evident when the plan failed.
Fallible [adj]
Even experts are fallible and can make errors.
Fallibly [adv]
Example Sentence: The process was carried out fallibly, leading to several errors.
Fallibility [noun]
Infallible [niezawodny]
Definition: Involving both or all parties equally.
Synonym: Reciprocal [adj]
Example Sentence: Their …….. respect for one another strengthened their friendship.
Adverb
Example Sentence: The decision was ……. beneficial to both companies.
Noun [Wzajemność]
Example Sentence: ………… in their goals allowed them to collaborate effectively.
Definition: Involving both or all parties equally.
Synonym: Reciprocal [adj]
Example Sentence: Their mutual respect for one another strengthened their friendship.
Adverb Synonym: Mutually
Example Sentence: The decision was mutually beneficial to both companies.
Noun Synonym: Mutuality
Example Sentence: Mutuality in their goals allowed them to collaborate effectively.
