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Expert 21 Vocabulary

Expert 21 Vocabulary for X-Skills

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advise recomend, suggestion; I advise you to be safe on Halloween.
recruit to enlist; The general helped to recruit three new soldiers.
aptitude inclined to a talent; The boy had a special aptitude for opera singing.
orientation to face something to the east or in any specific direction; We went to the high school orientations to see which high schools we wanted rise into.
semester a half-year term in a school or college, typically lasting fifteen to eighteen weeks, midterm break; This semester in college was
pursue To follow someone or something for a very specific purpose; Jimmy broke his arm at work, so he pursued legal action against his company.
violation The act of treating someone with violence; The man was fined for a violation of his restraining order.
grueling punishing, exhausting, torturous; The work given to the prisoners was grueling, being harsh and torturous.
envision to see things mentally, especially future events; The fortune teller could envision the person’s future, and tell him what would happen.
satellite a natural body or object that goes around another; The moon is a natural satellite.
exract to pull or draw something out of something else; I extracted the information about the Civil War from the textbook.
represent to express, show, in a matter of a painting, feeling, etc; In this painting the cat represents evil and the bird, good.
trepidation trembling or quivering movement; tremor; The trepidation of the scared little boy was massive when he saw his parents burn in a fire.
implored beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something; As she had turned me down several times already, and all my friends would be there, I implored my mom to let me go to the mall.
dubious hesitating or doubting; I am dubious that my team will win since we have not won a game all season.
insufficient not enough; inadequate; Despite the fact that I wanted cookies, I had insufficient money to buy any.
Created by: edenbreslauer
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