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Marie Set #11
Vocabulary Word | Meaning |
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under the weight of OVERLYING layers (v. to overlie) | under the weight of layers ON TOP |
1. salt FLOWED upward (n. . flow, adj. flowing) | salt MOVED IN A STREAM upward |
2. conversation FLOWED (n. flow, adj. flowing) | conversation WENT SMOOTHLY |
3. a FLOW of information (v. to flow, adj. flowing) | a SMOOTH MOVEMENT of information |
1. PLASTIC (n. plasticity, adj. plastic, adv. plastically) | A KIND OF MANMADE SUBSTANCE |
2. PLASTIC smiles (n. plastic, n. plasticity, adv. plastically) | FAKE smiles |
3. material with high PLASTICITY (n. plastic, adj. plastic, adv, plastically) | material which CAN CHANGE SHAPE easily |
1. a VAST desert (n. vastness, adv. vastly) | an EXTREMELY LARGE desert |
2. VASTLY improved (n. vastness, adj. vast) | EXTREMELY improved |
slight ADJUSTMENT (v. to adjust) | slight CHANGE |
1. TURBULENT waters (n. turbulence, adv. turbulently) | ROUGH waters |
2. TURBULENT times (n. turbulence, adv. turbulently) | VIOLENT times |
1. waters TORE INTO the salt flats | waters BROKE UP the salt flats |
2. TORE INTO the project | STARTED WORK ON the project ENERGETICALLY |
3. The fighters TORE INTO each other. | The fights VIOLENTLY ATTACKED each other. |
4. TORE INTO his food | ATE his food HUNGRILY |
1. ocean layers of sediment ACCUMULATE (n. accumulation) | ocean layers of sediment PILE UP |
2. evidence is ACCUMULATING (n, accumulation) | evidence is INCREASING |
1. DISTRIBUTE food to people (n. distribution) | DELIVER food to people in need |
2. evenly DISTRIBUTE seeds (n. distribution) | evenly SPREAD OUT seeds |
1. gave a PRESENT | gave a GIFT |
2. in the PRESENT (adj. present, adv. presently) | NOW |
3. in the PRESENCE of the king (adj. present) | TO BE IN FRONT OF the king |
4. The students are all PRESENT. (n. presence) | The students are all HERE. |
5. PRESENT a performance (n. PRESENTATION) | GIVE a performance |
1. the PLACEMENT of microphones around the room (v. to place) | the LOCATIONS WHERE microphones ARE PUT around the room |
2. PLACEMENT in a math class (v. to place) | ASSIGNMENT TO a math class |
1. cetaceans' AFFINITIES WITH land-dwelling mammals | cetaceans' SIMILARITIES TO land-dwelling mammals |
2. AFFINITY FOR French food | ATTRACTION TO French food |
3. have an AFFINITY WITH children | have an UNDERSTANDING OF children |
1. mammals that DWELL on land (n. dwelling) | mammals that LIVE on land |
2. tried not to DWELL on my fears | tried not to STAY FOCUSED on my fears |
3. a farm DWELLING (v. to dwell) | a farm HOUSE |
ENVISIONS as career as a software engineer | IMAGINES a career as a software engineer |
1. BRIDGED a gap (n. bridge) | WENT FROM ONE SIDE OF a gap TO THE OTHER SIDE |
2. a BRIDGE between two cultures (v. to bridge) | a CONNECTION between two cultures |
EMBEDDED IN rocks | IN THE MIDDLE OF rocks |
1. VESTIGIAL legs (n. vestige) | UNDEVELOPED AND NONFUNCTIONAL legs |
VESTIGE of an ancient city | SMALL REMAINING PART of an ancient city |
1. RETAINED a tail (n. retention) | STILL POSSESSED a tail |
2. RETAIN information FROM the police (n. retention) | NOT SHARE information WITH the police |
3. RETAIN a security deposit for an apartment (n. retention) | NOT GIVE BACK a security deposit for an apartment |
major means of LOCOMOTION | major means of MOVING FROM PLACE TO PLACE |
1. used for PROPULSION in water (v. to propel) | used for MOVING FORWARD BY MEANS OF A FORCE in water |
2. PROPELLED by greed | MOTIVATED by greed3 |
3, Her successful television role PROPELLED the actress TO fame. | Her successful television role BROUGHT the actress fame. |
1. enough food to SUSTAIN the population (n. sustenance, adj. sustainable, adv. sustainably) | enough food to KEEP the population FROM HUNGER |
2. SUSTAINED serious injuries (n. sustainability, adj. sustainable, adv. sustainably) | SUFFERED serious injuries |
3. a SUSTAINABLE position (v. to sustain, n. sustainability, adj. sustainable, adv. sustainably) | a DEFENDABLE position |
4. SUSTAINABLE losses (v. to sustain, n sustainability, adj. sustainable, adv sustainably) | losses that CAN BE SURVIVED |
5. environmentally SUSTAINABLE (v. to sustain, n, sustainability, adv. sustainably) | environmentally CAPABLE OF CONTINUING |