set 5 Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Animosities toward

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Hostile feelings or attitudes toward someone or something. The animosities toward the policy were evident in the protests. Antonym: Friendliness, goodwill.

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Robust

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Strong, healthy, and resilient. The robust economy weathered the crisis. Antonym: Weak, frail.

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Omnipresent

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Present everywhere at the same time. The influence of technology is omnipresent in modern life. Antonym: Rare, localized.

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Diverge

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To separate or move in different directions. The paths diverge at the edge of the forest. Antonym: Converge, meet.

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Scrutinize

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To examine something closely and critically. She scrutinized the document for any errors. Antonym: Ignore, neglect.

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Familiarize

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To become knowledgeable about something. He familiarized himself with the new software before starting work. Antonym: Disregard, overlook.

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Replace

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To take the place of something. The new model will replace the outdated version. Antonym: Retain, preserve.

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Observe

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To watch or monitor carefully. They observed the birds through binoculars. Antonym: Disregard, ignore.

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Reject

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To refuse or dismiss something. She rejected the offer without hesitation. Antonym: Accept, approve.

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Exactitude

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The quality of being precise or accurate. The exactitude of the calculations impressed everyone. Antonym: Inaccuracy, imprecision.

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Extrapolate

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To predict or infer based on known information. From the data, we can extrapolate future trends. Antonym: Misinterpret, miscalculate.

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Startle

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To cause someone to feel sudden shock or surprise. The loud noise startled the baby. Antonym: Calm, reassure.

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Affinity for

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A natural liking for or attraction to something. She has a strong affinity for classical music. Antonym: Aversion to, dislike.

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Hesitancy about

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Uncertainty or doubt about something. His hesitancy about the decision was understandable. Antonym: Certainty, confidence.

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Partition

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To divide or separate into parts. The partition divided the room into two sections. Antonym: Unite, combine.

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Untoward

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Inappropriate or unfavorable. The untoward comment caused an awkward silence. Antonym: Favorable, appropriate.

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Manifest

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To display or show a quality or feeling. Her talent manifested itself early in childhood. Antonym: Hide, conceal.

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Define

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To explain the meaning of something. The dictionary defines the word clearly. Antonym: Confuse, obscure.

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Visualize

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To form a mental image of something. She visualized her goals vividly before taking action. Antonym: Ignore, dismiss.

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Similarities with

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Resemblances or comparable aspects with something. Their artwork shows similarities with the Impressionist style. Antonym: Differences from, divergence from.

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Examples of

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Instances that demonstrate or illustrate something. The teacher provided examples of good essays. Antonym: Counterexamples, exceptions.

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Indication of

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A sign or evidence of something. The sudden drop in temperature was an indication of the coming storm. Antonym: Absence of, lack of.

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Gaining on

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To approach or catch up with someone or something. The runner was gaining on the leader in the final lap. Antonym: Falling behind, losing ground.

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Fragile

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Easily broken or damaged. The fragile vase shattered when it fell. Antonym: Durable, sturdy.

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Reluctant
Unwilling or hesitant to do something. He was reluctant to share his personal information. Antonym: Willing, eager.