Lessons 19-21 Flashcards

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Define:

antiquated

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adj. too old to be presently useful; outmoded

n. antique Syn. old fashioned

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Define:

coherent

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adj. well reasoned; ideas that are clearly presented
adv. coherently
v. cohere
n. coherence
adj. cohesive* * sticking together as a group
Syn. logical
n. cohesion

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Define:

develop

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v. to grow; to increase; to become more
adj. developing complete
n. development
n. developer Syn. evolve

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Define:

fabricate

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v. to make up, usually with an intent to fool or trick;
adj. fabricated to lie
n. fabrication Syn. invent

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Define:

investigation

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n. a careful examination in order to determine
adj. investigative facts
v. investigate
n. investigator Syn. probe

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Define:

normally

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adv. commonly, usually
adj. normal Syn. typically
v. normalize n. normalization

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Define:

notice

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v. to sense; to be aware
adv. noticeably Syn. observe
adj. noticeable n. notice

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Define:

notion

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n. an idea, belief, or opinion

Syn. concept

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Define:

novel

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adj. something unusual, uncommon; new

Syn. original

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Define:

opposition

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n. the state of acting against; not being in agreement
adj. oppositional
adj. oppositionary Syn. resistance
v. oppose

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Define:

record

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v. to make a written or oral notation; to copy
adj. recorded Syn. register
n. record n. recording n. recorder

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Define:

relate

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v. to tell; to show a connection between two things
adj. related
n. relation Syn. communicate
n. relationship

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Define:

suspect

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v. to think that something is true, but having no proof
adj. suspected
n. suspicion
n. suspect Syn. speculate

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Define:

unbiased

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adj. with no preconceptions

Syn. objective

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Define:

varied

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adj. being of many different types
adv. variably Syn. diverse
adj. variable adj. various v. vary n. variant n. variety n. variation n. variability

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Define:

accentuate

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v. to highlight; to give more importance to
adj. accentuated Syn. emphasize
n. accentuation

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Define:

disguise

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v. to hide the usual appearance of something
adj. disguised Syn. conceal
n. disguise

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Define:

finance

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v. to provide money
adv. financially Syn. fund
adj. financial
v. financed n. finance n. finances

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19
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Define:

initiate

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v. to begin; to establish; to take decisive action without help
adj. initiated
n. initiation
n. initiative Syn. launch

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Define:

Innovative

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adj. something newly introduced; creative
n. innovator Syn. creative
n. innovation

21
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Define:

narrate

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v. to tell a story; relate
adj. narrative Syn. relate
n. narrative n. narration n. narrator

22
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Define:

nevertheless

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conj. in spite of that

Syn. nonetheless

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Define:

occasionally

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adv. now and then; once in a while
adj. occasional Syn. sometimes
n. occasion

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Define:

omit

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v. to leave out, not include
adj. omitted Syn. neglect
n. omission

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# Define: outlandish
adj. strange and unpleasant; beyond accepted norms | adv. outlandishly Syn. bizarre
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# Define: overcome
v. to defeat, fight with success; to take control of an | individual Syn. conquer
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# Define: partially
adv. a part of the whole; incomplete adv. partly Syn. somewhat adj. partial n. part
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# Define: pass
v. to accept formally by vote adj. passable Syn. approve n. passage
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# Define: portray
v. to represent; to act | n. portrayal Syn. depict
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# Define: submit
v. to turn in, offer for evaluation | n. submission Syn. propose
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# Define: decline
v. to move from good to bad, or from much n. decline to little, to refuse Syn. decrease
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# Define: gather
v. to collect | n. gathering Syn. collect
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# Define: motion
n. the state of changing one's position v. motion* * to direct by moving Syn. movement
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# Define: partisan
adj. strongly supporting a group or point of view | Syn. biased
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# Define: pattern
n. a regular, repeated arrangement or action adj. patterned Syn. habit v. pattern
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# Define: Phenomena
n. natural events or facts; strange or notable happenings adv. phenomenally adj. phenomenal Syn. events n. phenomenon
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# Define: philanthropic
adj. a feeling of love for people, usually resulting in financial aid to worthy causes n. philanthropist n. philanthropy Syn. humanitarian
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# Define: placid
adj. quiet, not easily upset | adv. placidly Syn. calm
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# Define: plentiful
adj. more than sufficient adv. plentifully Syn. abundant n. plenty
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# Define: reaction
n. a reply; a change that occurs when substances are mixed adv. reactively adj. reactive Syn. response v. react adj. reactionary
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# Define: rhythm
n. a regular pattern, usually in music adv. rhythmically Syn. pulse adj. rhythmic
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# Define: scenic
adj. concerning pleasant natural surroundings adv. scenically Syn. picturesque n. scenery n. scene
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# Define: shallow
adj. not far from top to bottom adv. shallowly Syn. superficial n. shallowness
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# Define: sheltered
adj. protected from harmful elements; isolated from reality v. shelter n. shelter Syn. protected
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# Define: vanishing
adj. going out of sight | v. vanish Syn. disappearing