module 6 vocab

Question 1

antagonis (z)e (v)

synonyms

do somethng to make somebody angry with you

Answer 1

anger, annoy, provoke

Question 2

antagonis (z)e (v)

opposites

do somethng to make somebody angry with you

Answer 2

pacify, disarm

Question 3

anrtagonistic (adj)

synonyms

Answer 3

hostile, opposed, resistant

Question 4

anrtagonistic (adj)

opposites

Answer 4

pro

Question 5

antagonist (n)

synonyms

Answer 5

opponent, rival, adversary

Question 6

antagonist (n)

opposites

Answer 6

supporter, friend, ally

Question 7

antagonism (n)

synonyms

Answer 7

hostility, resentment, dislike

Question 8

antagonism (n)

opposites

Answer 8

friendliness

Question 9

persist (v)

synonyms

continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition, in a way that can seem unreasonable; continue to exist

Answer 9

persevere, endure, remain

Question 10

persist (v)

opposites

continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition, in a way that can seem unreasonable; continue to exist

Answer 10

stop, give up, abandon

Question 11

persistent (adj)

synonyms

Answer 11

resolute, dogged, constant

Question 12

persistent (adj)

opposites

Answer 12

irresolute, intermittent

Question 13

persistence (n)

synonyms

Answer 13

perseverance, endurance, doggedness

Question 14

identify (v)

synonyms

reconize somebody or something and be able to say who or what they are; find discover somebody or something

Answer 14

discern, determine

Question 15

identify (n)

synonyms

who or what somebody or something is

Answer 15

name, selfhood, individuality

Question 16

identification (n)

synonysm

Answer 16

recognition, association, discovery

Question 17

encourage (v)

synonyms

make something more likely to happen or develop.
give somebody support, coursge or hope

Answer 17

stimulate, motivate, inspire

Question 18

encourage (v)

opposites

make something more likely to happen or develop.
give somebody support, coursge or hope

Answer 18

discourage

Question 19

encouraging (adj)

synonyms

Answer 19

supportive, reassuring

Question 20

encouragment (n)

synoyms

Answer 20

motivation, stimulation

Question 21

encouragment (n)

opposites

Answer 21

discouragement, deterrent

Question 22

survive (v)

synonyms

continue to live or exist despite a dangerous event or time

Answer 22

outlive, outlast, remain alive

Question 23

stable (adj)

synonyms

Answer 23

steady, well-balanced

Question 24

emphasize (v)

synonyms

give special importance to something

Answer 24

focus attention on, highlight, tress

Question 25

emphasize (v) | opposites ## Footnote give special importance to something

Answer 25

understate

Question 26

emphasis (n) | synonyms

Answer 26

stress, importance

Question 27

sterile (adj) | synonyms

Answer 27

germ-free, aseptic, infertile

Question 28

sterile (adj) | opposites

Answer 28

septic, fertile

Question 29

circulate (v) | opposites ## Footnote move continuously around a place or system

Answer 29

limit, restrict

Question 30

circulation (n) | synonyms ## Footnote movement of blood round the body from and back to the heart

Answer 30

flow

Question 31

distract (v) | synonyms ## Footnote take somebodys attention away from what they are trying to do

Answer 31

divert, deflect

Question 32

distracted (adj) | synonyms

Answer 32

preoccupied, diverted, inattentive

Question 33

distracted (adj) | opposites

Answer 33

attentive

Question 34

distraction (n) | synonyms

Answer 34

diversion, interuption, disturbance

Question 35

indicate (v) | synonyms

Answer 35

demonstrate, point to, be evidence of

Question 36

indicative (adj) | synonyms

Answer 36

symptomatic, typical, characteristic

Question 37

indication (n) | synonyms

Answer 37

demonstration, sign, symptom

Question 38

persuade (v) | synonyms ## Footnote make somebody do something by giving them good reason for doing it

Answer 38

convince, entice, tempt

Question 39

persuade (v) | opposites ## Footnote make somebody do something by giving them good reason for doing it

Answer 39

deter, dissuade, discourage

Question 40

persuasive (adj) | synonyms

Answer 40

convincing, effective, credible

Question 41

persuasive (adj) | opposites

Answer 41

unconvincing

Question 42

general (adj) | synonyms

Answer 42

widespread, common, extensive

Question 43

generally (adv) | synonyms

Answer 43

normally, commonly, usually

Question 44

insure (v) | synonyms ## Footnote buy insurance so that you will receive money if your property gets damaged or stolen, or if you get ill or sick or die

Answer 44

protect, indemnify, cover

Question 45

insurance (n) | synonyms

Answer 45

assurance, security

Question 46

dedicate (v) | synonyms ## Footnote devote (time or effort) to a particular task or purpose

Answer 46

obligate, allot, allocate

Question 47

dedicated (adj) | synonyms

Answer 47

committed, devoted

Question 48

dedivcation (n) | synonyms

Answer 48

commitment, loyalty, devotion

Question 49

dedivcation (n) | opposites

Answer 49

disloyalty, apathy

Question 50

pioneer (v) | synonyms ## Footnote develop or be the first to use or apply ( a new method, area of knowlegde, or ectivity)

Answer 50

launch, invent, spearhead

Question 51

pioneer(n) | synonyms

Answer 51

explorer, innovator, founder

Question 52

pretend (v) | synonyms ## Footnote behave so as to make it appear that something is the case when in fact it is not

Answer 52

profess, affect

Question 53

pretend (adj) | synonyms

Answer 53

make- believe, imagenary, unreal

Question 54

pretend (adj) | opposites

Answer 54

real

Question 55

tempt (v) | synonyms ## Footnote make someone want to have or do something, especially something that is unnecessary or wrong

Answer 55

entice, persuade, allure

Question 56

tempt (v) | opposites ## Footnote make someone want to have or do something, especially something that is unnecessary or wrong

Answer 56

reject,discourage

Question 57

tempting (adj) | synonyms

Answer 57

enticing, seductive, alluring

Question 58

temptingly (adv) | synonyms

Answer 58

seductively

Question 59

temptation (n) | synonyms

Answer 59

enticement, seduction, allurement

Question 60

temptation (n) | opposites

Answer 60

repulsion