Set 5 Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Front

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Back

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embrace

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Definition: to accept willingly or enthusiastically
Example: She embraced the new idea with enthusiasm.
Synonym: welcome

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thrive

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Definition: to grow or develop well
Example: The plants thrive in sunny conditions.
Synonym: prosper

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strive

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Definition: to make great efforts to achieve something
Example: He strives for perfection in his work.
Synonym: endeavor

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biodegradable

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Definition: able to be broken down naturally
Example: These bags are made from biodegradable materials.
Synonym: compostable

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pivotal

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Definition: of crucial importance
Example: This decision is pivotal to our success.
Synonym: critical

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conundrum

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Definition: a confusing and difficult problem
Example: The question presents a real conundrum for researchers.
Synonym: puzzle

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cohesion

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Definition: the action of forming a united whole
Example: Team cohesion improved after the training.
Synonym: unity

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picturesque

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Definition: visually attractive, like a picture
Example: The village is located in a picturesque valley.
Synonym: scenic

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goosebumps

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Definition: small bumps on your skin caused by cold or emotion
Example: The scary story gave me goosebumps.
Synonym: chills

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tangible

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Definition: perceptible by touch; real
Example: She needed tangible proof of his guilt.
Synonym: palpable

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elaborate

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Definition: detailed and complicated
Example: They made an elaborate plan for the party.
Synonym: intricate

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retain

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Definition: to keep or continue to have
Example: He retained control of the business.
Synonym: preserve

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meticulous

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Definition: showing great attention to detail
Example: She is meticulous in her research.
Synonym: precise

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vivid

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Definition: producing powerful feelings or strong images
Example: He gave a vivid description of the accident.
Synonym: bright

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convey

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Definition: to communicate or make known
Example: She struggled to convey her feelings.
Synonym: express

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ambiguous

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Definition: open to more than one interpretation
Example: His answer was intentionally ambiguous.
Synonym: unclear

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skeptical

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Definition: not easily convinced; having doubts
Example: She’s skeptical of their promises.
Synonym: doubtful

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notion

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Definition: an idea or belief
Example: He had no notion of what to do.
Synonym: concept

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reinforce

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Definition: to strengthen or support
Example: The news reinforced her opinion.
Synonym: strengthen

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subtle

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Definition: not obvious or easily noticeable
Example: There was a subtle change in her tone.
Synonym: delicate

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diverse

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Definition: showing a great deal of variety
Example: The school has a diverse student body.
Synonym: varied

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rigid

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Definition: not flexible or able to change
Example: The rules are too rigid to allow exceptions.
Synonym: stiff

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assess

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Definition: to evaluate or estimate
Example: The teacher assessed the students’ essays.
Synonym: evaluate

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simulate
Definition: to imitate or replicate Example: The flight simulator helps pilots train. Synonym: mimic
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subsequent
Definition: coming after something in time Example: Subsequent events confirmed their suspicion. Synonym: following
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inevitable
Definition: certain to happen Example: Change is inevitable in life. Synonym: unavoidable
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hypothesis
Definition: a proposed explanation Example: They tested the hypothesis through experiments. Synonym: theory
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precaution
Definition: a measure taken in advance Example: She took every precaution to avoid infection. Synonym: safeguard
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credible
Definition: able to be believed Example: The witness gave a credible statement. Synonym: trustworthy
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allocate
Definition: to distribute resources or duties Example: The funds were allocated to each department. Synonym: assign