Effect, influence or consequencia

Good guess or approximate amount

Impossible to supported not apropriet

To find innocent or blameless, to clear of guilt

Lacking ethical princilples, without principles

Differing from what is customary, odd

A brief or an unexpected meeting

A perfect or typical example, a perfect model

An opponent, one who opposes or competes, a enemy

Bitter hostility, strong dislike

To make evil and often untrue statements about, speak evil of

Good-nature, friendly and pleasant

Able to be touched, having form and matter, solid

Extinct, no longer active or in use, out of date

To expand, to increase or intensify

Great praise or applause, enthusiastic approval

To hold interest for, to hold full attention of, absorb

To take advantage of, to use selfishly or unethically

Determined by personal judgment, not rule or reason, based on impulse

Motivated only by financial gain, greedy

An indirect reference, a hint about

A group of symptoms typical of a disease or condition

To calm, especially by giving into the demands of

Unoriginal, overuse, commonplace

To damage, to stain the honor of someone or something

To attack physically or verbally

Unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others, unselfish

Shockingly obvious, outrageous.

Complete, including all or much

To return to normal life, to restore to a normal life through therapy or education

To keep going, to continue with an effort or plan despite difficulties

Disorder, complete confusion uproar

A tragedy, an event bringing great loss and misery

To vary irregularly, to go up and down or back and forth

To think about, to consider carefully, think deeply about

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Vocabulary

Term	Definition
Impact	Effect, influence or consequencia
Estimate	Good guess or approximate amount
Accessible	Avaiable, easy to get
Consequence	Effect, result, impact
Effect	consequence, influence, impact
Reveal	show, make clear, unclear
Scarce	Small amount, hard of find
Unsuitable	Impossible to supported not apropriet
Consumption	Use of something
Contain	Stop, limit, try to control
Absolve	To find innocent or blameless, to clear of guilt
Adamant	Not giving in, stubborn,firm
Amoral	Lacking ethical princilples, without principles
Eccentric	Differing from what is customary, odd
Encounter	A brief or an unexpected meeting
Epitome	A perfect or typical example, a perfect model
Antagonist	An opponent, one who opposes or competes, a enemy
Animosity	Bitter hostility, strong dislike
Malign	To make evil and often untrue statements about, speak evil of
Amiable	Good-nature, friendly and pleasant
Elicit	To bring out, to draw forth
Terminate	To spot, to end
Methodical	Orderly, systematic
Adjacent	Close, near
Tangible	Able to be touched, having form and matter, solid
Obsolete	Extinct, no longer active or in use, out of date
Escalete	To expand, to increase or intensify
Acclaim	Great praise or applause, enthusiastic approval
Engross	To hold interest for, to hold full attention of, absorb
Exploit	To take advantage of, to use selfishly or unethically
Arbitrary	Determined by personal judgment, not rule or reason, based on impulse
Mercenary	Motivated only by financial gain, greedy
Allusion	An indirect reference, a hint about
Syndrome	A group of symptoms typical of a disease or condition
Euphemism	A term that doesn't offend
Appease	To calm, especially by giving into the demands of
Banal	Unoriginal, overuse, commonplace
Taint	To damage, to stain the honor of someone or something
Assail	To attack physically or verbally
Altruistic	Unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others, unselfish
Flagrant	Shockingly obvious, outrageous.
Venture	To dare, to take the risk of
Comprehensive	Complete, including all or much
Rehabilitate	To return to normal life, to restore to a normal life through therapy or education
Persevere	To keep going, to continue with an effort or plan despite difficulties
Turmoil	Disorder, complete confusion uproar
Calamity	A tragedy, an event bringing great loss and misery
Fluctuate	To vary irregularly, to go up and down or back and forth
Ponder	To think about, to consider carefully, think deeply about
Conventional	usual, customary, ordinary

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