module 5 vocab Flashcards

to not fail (45 cards)

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prestigiuos (adj)

synonyms

having or deseving honor

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respected,reputed

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prestigiuos (adj)

opposites

having or deseving honor

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disreputable,obscure

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financial (adj)

synonyms

relating to money,banking , or invesments

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monetary

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influential (adj)

synonyms

having the power cause change

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authoritative,forceful

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influential (adj)

opposites

having the power to cause

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weak,powerless

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eloquence (n)

synonyms

th ability to speak and write well and in an affective way

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articulateness

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eloquence (n)

opposites

th ability to speak and write well and in an affective way

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inarticulateness

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eloquent (adj)

synonyms

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articulate;fluent

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prodigious (adj)

synonyms

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extraordinary,remarkable

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prodigious (adj)

opposites

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ordinary,common

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sacrifice (v)

synonyms

an act of offering something presious

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offer, give up

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sacrifice (n)

synonym

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offering

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benefit (v)

synonyms

transitive verb: to be useful or profitable to someone or somthing . intransitive verb : to receive benefit from .

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aid,help

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benefit (v)

opposite

transitive verb: to be useful or profitable to someone or somthing . intransitive verb : to receive benefit from .

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harm

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benefit (n)

synonyms

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advantage;profit

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benefit (n)

opposites

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deteriment,harm

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regret (n)

synonyms

a feeling of sadness or disappoinment over something that has happend

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remorse,sorrow

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regret (n)

opposites

a feeling of sadness or disappoinment over something that has happend

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satifaction, enjoyment,delight

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regret (v)

synonyms

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feel remorse; feel guilt

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regret (v)

opposites

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regulation (n)

synonyms

rule or directive made and maintained an authority

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intruction, rule, law

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battle (n)

synonyms

a long fight between large organized armed forces

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battle (n)

opposites

a long fight between large organized armed forces

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truce, ceasefire

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battle (v)

synonyms

to fight or truggle tenaciously

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to fight, to combat

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terrifying (adj) | synonyms ## Footnote cause to feel fear
horrifying, scary
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terrifying (adj) | oppposites ## Footnote cause to feel fear
calming, comforting
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terrify (v) | synonyms
horrify,scare
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terrify (v) | opposites
comfort
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motive (n) | synonyms ## Footnote a reason for doing something, especially one that is hidden or not obvious
motivation, reason
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provide (v) | synonyms ## Footnote to make available for use
deliver, supply
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provide (v) | opposite ## Footnote to make available for use
hold back, reserve
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journey (n) | synonyms ## Footnote an act of traveling from place to place
trip, expedition
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journey (v) | synonyms ## Footnote to travel somewhere
to travel
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history (n) | synonyms
past
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history (n) | opposites
present
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acceptance (n) | synonyms
recognition
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acceptance (n) | opposites
denial, rejection
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pay tribute to | synonyms ## Footnote fomally praise someeone or something
praise ,honor
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inspire (v) | synonyms ## Footnote to give somebody the desire, confidence or enthusiasm to do somthing well
motivate, encourage
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inspire (v) | opposites ## Footnote to give somebody the desire, confidence or enthusiasm to do somthing well
discourage, dishearten
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distinction (n) | synonyms ## Footnote a clear difference or contrast exceptionally high quallity
difference, excellence,perfection
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distinction (n) | synonyms ## Footnote a clear difference or contrast exceptionally high quallity
difference, excellence,perfection
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distinction (n) | opposites ## Footnote a clear difference or contrast exceptionally high quallity
similarity, worthlessness, inferiority
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intensity (n) | synonyms ## Footnote extreme degree of strength, force, energy, or feeling
strength
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intensity (n) | opposites ## Footnote extreme degree of strenght, force, energy, or feeling
moderation