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Vocabulary
Term | Definition |
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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Obsolete | Extinct, no longer active or in use, out of date |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 |