Chapter 6. Flashcards

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Definition:
the quality or state of being abnormal.

Noun

word family:
abnormal adj
abnormally adv

Synonyms:
anomaly
deformity
flaw
Antonyms:
average, norm, normal, par, standard

collocations:
find abnormality
show abnormality

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Abnormality

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Definition:
relating to the sense of hearing.

adj

word family:
auditory- adjective
auditorily- adverb

Synonyms:
sound, auricular
Antonyms: deafness

collocations
visual and auditory

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Auditory

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Definition:
disappointed in someone or something that one discovers to be less good than one had believed.
adjective

word family:
disillusionment, noun
disillusion, verb

Synonyms:
disabuse, disenthrall, undeceive, disappoint.
Antonyms:
enchanted

collocations
disillusioned with
disillusioned by

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disillusioned

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Definition:
occurring or done on many occasions, in many cases, or in quick succession.

adjective

word family:
frequency n
frequent adj
infrequently adv

Synonyms:
dominant
prevalent
steady

Antonyms;
uncommon, infrequent

collocations;
frequent service
frequent use

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frequent

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Definition: the ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses.
noun

word family:
perceive v
perception n
perceived adj

Synonyms: 
internal representation
 form 
figure
Antonyms 
figure, ground

collocations;
change perception
affect perception
influence perception

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perception

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Definition:
personation persona impression
noun

word family:
portrait n
portray v
portrayal n

Synonyms:
personation
persona
impression

Antonyms;
science

collocations
portrayal of
his portrayal

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portrayal

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Definition:
an improvement in the condition or strength of something.
noun

word family:
revive v
revival n

Synonyms:
resurgence
advance

Antonyms
“destruction
, suppression”

collocations
enjoy revival
Gothic revival
Greek revival

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revival

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Definition:
(of a liquid) flow or leak slowly through porous material or small holes.
verb

word family:
seepage n

Synonyms:
bleed, ooze, percolate

Antonyms
pour

collocations
water seep
seep away
seep out

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seep

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Definition:
draw in air audibly through the nose to detect a smell, to stop it from running, or to express contempt.
verb

word family:
sniff n
sniff out phr v

Synonyms:
smell
whiff

Antonyms;
hold nose

collocations
sniff the air
sniff .glue

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sniff

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Definition:
at the same time.

adverb

word family:
simultaneously adv
simultaneous adj

Synonyms:
all together, as one, at once
Antonyms;
clash, deviate, differ, disagree

collocations;

hold simultaneously
occur simultaneously
play simultaneously

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simultaneously

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Definition:
as a result of a sudden impulse and without premeditation.
adverb

word family:
spontaneous adj
spontaneously adv
spontaneity n

Synonyms:
ad libitum

Antonyms:
with intent

collocations;
arise spontaneously
occur spontaneously

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spontaneously

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Definition:
important; famous.
adj

word family:
prominence n
prominently adv

Synonyms:
arresting, beetling, bulging, easily seen

Antonyms;
depressed, inconspicuous, invisible

collocations
prominent feature 
prominent member  
prominent part  
prominent place
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prominent

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