Vocabulary pt. 1 Flashcards
(30 cards)
to relate harmoniously
to resonate
not using extra unnecessary information
concise
the process of becoming much less stronger and gradually destroyed
disintegration - to decompose, break down
the quality of persuasive expressiveness
eloquence
meaning to hurt somebody’s feelings
barbed
the state of being crowded and full of traffic
congestion - stuff, block
to prevent something from happening, to cause somebody to decide not do something
to deter / discourage
to become worse as time passes
to deteriorate
easily seen, noticed
prominent / eye - catching
to make a choice, usually in favour of sth
to opt, choose, decide
no longer used because something new has been invented
obsolete
to limit someone’s legal rights
to mitigate - to violate
not obvious
subtle
becoming real or true based on having been predicted
prophecy - forecast
exaggerated to the point where is hard to believe
far - fetched
to make less severe, painful, harmful
mitigate / alleviate / curve
to form an opinion from evidence / to hint or suggest
to infer /to deduce
to cause something that should be stopped, to continue
to perpetuate
possibly true, believable
plausible
not expressing thought clearly enough
vague - unclear
to live/reside
to dwell
bias
prejudice
compassionate
emphatic
doubtful
far - fetched