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Lesson 16 Flashcards

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Applicant

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Noun

Candidate

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Absorbent

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Adjective

The tendency to soak up

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Adjacent

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Adjective

Connected

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Construction

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Noun

The process of building something

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Confined

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Verb

To have throughly kept within a boundary

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Confinement

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Noun

That is which is being thoroughly kept within a boundary

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Confident

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Adjective

Certain

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Framework

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Noun

A skeletal structure

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Negotiate

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Verb

To navigate

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16
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Constant

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Adjective

Consistent

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Propel

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Verb

Drive

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Frequent

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Adjective

Happening often

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Sedentary

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Adjective

Inactive

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22
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Supersede

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Verb

To replace with higher qualities

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Syncopation

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noun

  1. A shift of accent in a passage or composition that occurs when a normally weak beat is stressed.
  2. Something, such as rhythm, that is syncopated.
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Exaggeration

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verb
To consider, represent, or cause to appear as larger, more important, or more extreme than is actually the case; overstate

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Rhythm

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Noun

Repetition

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Gradient

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Noun

A slope

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Strokes

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Noun

Unbroken movements

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Sculling

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Noun

Scull racing

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Significant

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Adjective

Important

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Reluctant

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Adjective

Unwilling

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Pleasant

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Adjective

Enjoyable

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Resilient

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Adjective

Capable of recovering from misfortune

38
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Relevant

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Adjective

Pertaining

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