set 4 Flashcards
(25 cards)
Monetizing
The act of generating revenue from something. She is monetizing her social media content. Demonetizing, ignoring
Appraising
Assessing or evaluating the value of something. The art dealer spent hours appraising the painting. Neglecting, ignoring
Unequivocal
Leaving no doubt; clear and unambiguous. The instructions were unequivocal and left no room for doubt. Ambiguous, uncertain
Superseded
Replaced or succeeded by something newer. The old rules have been superseded by modern regulations. Retained, preserved
Common with
Shared or similar to others. He has much in common with his colleagues. Unrelated, unique
Collaboration with
Working jointly with others. The project was a collaboration with several universities. Isolation, opposition
Reserve
A backup or supply held for future use. She kept a reserve of supplies for emergencies. Depletion, emptiness
Impede
To hinder or obstruct progress. The bad weather impeded their progress. Facilitate, assist
Deserve
To be worthy of something. He deserves recognition for his efforts. Deny, unworthy
Individualistic
Focused on individual interests or independence. Her individualistic approach set her apart from the group. Communal, collective
Comparison
The act of comparing or examining similarities and differences. A comparison of the two products showed significant differences. Contrast, difference
Homogeneous
Of the same kind or similar nature. The neighborhood is remarkably homogeneous in its culture. Diverse, heterogeneous
Occupy
To take up space or time. They occupy the house during the summer months. Vacate, abandon
Interdependent
Mutually reliant on each other. The two species are interdependent for survival. Independent, separate
Antagonist
A person who actively opposes something. The antagonist in the story plotted against the hero. Ally, supporter
Yield
To produce or give way. The fields yield a good harvest each year. Resist, refuse
Emulate
To imitate or strive to equal. He tried to emulate his mentor’s success. Neglect, shun
Manifest in
To be evident or appear in something. Her leadership skills were manifest in every project she undertook. Hidden, obscure
Scrutiny
Close examination or observation. The documents were under close scrutiny. Neglect, overlook
Unyielding
Stubborn or refusing to yield. She remained unyielding in her stance. Flexible, yielding
Convey
To communicate or make known. The author conveyed a powerful message in the book. Suppress, withhold
Prestige
High status or reputation. The award added to her prestige in the field. Disrepute, dishonor
Tenuous
Very weak or insubstantial. The bridge’s tenuous connection to the land worried the engineers. Strong, substantial
Partiate
To divide or share. The two partners decided to partiate the profits. Consolidate, hoard
