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Marie Set #12

Vocabulary WordMeaning
CONSERVE natural resources (n. conservation) PROTECT natural resources FROM DESTRUCTION
a MEDIOCRE film an ORDINARY film
1. TENDS TO BE optimistic (n. tendency) USUALLY IS optimistic
2. the direction where society is TENDING (n. tendency) the direction where society is MOVING
3. TEND to your business (n. tendency) PAY ATTENTION to your business
4. a TENDENCY to be pessimistic (v. to tend) a PATTERN OF being pessimistic
He played DESPITE being injured. He played DESPITE the injury. He played EVEN THOUGH he was injured
1. PRESERVE natural resources (n. preserve, n. preservation) PROTECT natural resources
2. PRESERVE fruit (n. preserves) PREPARE fruit TO LAST A LONG TIME
1. a FAVORABLE attitude (v. to favor, n. favor, adv. favorably) a POSITIVE attitude
2. the FAVOR of the voters (v. to favor, adj. favorable, adj. favorably) the APPROVAL of the voters
3. The movement lost FAVOR. (v. to favor, adj. favorable, adv. favorably) The movement lost POPULARITY.
4. do someone a FAVOR (v. to favor, adj. favorable, adv. favorably) do SOMETHING SPECIAL TO HELP someone
1. natural VEGETATION (v. to vegetate) natural PLANT LIFE
2. sit at home, watch TV and VEGETATE (n. vegetation) sit at home, watch TV and DO VERY LITTLE
1. STABILIZE prices (n. stability, adj. stable, adv. stably) KEEP prices FROM CHANGING A LOT
2. STABILZE a hospitalized patient (n. stability, adj. stable, adv. stably) KEEP a hospitalized patient FROM GETTING WORSE
3. STABILIZE the Afghan government (n. stability, adj. stable, adv. stably) KEEP the Afghan government FROM FALLING APART
4. a STABLE personality (v. to stabilize, n. stability, adv. stably) a SECURE, RATIONAL personality
5. the movie's STABLE of stars (v. to stable) the movie's GROUP of stars
6. the horse's STABLE (v. to stable) the horse's STALL IN A BARN WHERE IT IS KEPT
7. STABLE building in an earthquake (v. to stabilize, n. stability, adv. stably) building THAT WON'T BE DAMAGED in an earthquake
1. SUBSEQUENT events (adv. subsequently) events THAT CAME AFTER
2. SUBSEQUENTLY, new instructions were given. (adj. subsequent) THEREFORE, new instructions were given.
1. growing at an ACCELERATED pace (n. acceleration) growing at a FASTER pace
2. a car with good ACCELERATION (v. to accelerate) a car with THE ABILITY TO quickly GO FASTER
1. EROSION of the soil by wind and water (v. to erode) GRADUAL WEARING AWAY of the soil by wind and water
2. ERODED his confidence (n. erosion) GRADUALLY DESTROYED his confidence
1. FINE thread VERY THIN thread
2. FINE difference VERY SMALL difference
3. FINE manners HIGH-CLASS manners
4. It's FINE with us. It's VERY WELL with us.
5. pay a FINE pay an AMOUNT OF MONEY AS PUNISHMENT
DIMINISHED ability to absorb water (v. to diminish (v. to diminish, n. diminution) REDUCED ability to absorb water
1. physical DETERIORATION (v. to deteriorate) GRADUAL physical DESTRUCTION
1. CONVEYING my intentions MAKING my intentions UNDERSTOOD
2. CONVEY a message SEND a message
1. religious CONVICTION FIRM religious BELIEF
2. CONVICTED of a crime (n. conviction) FOUND GUILTY of a crime
The photo CORROBORATES her claim about where she was. (n. corroboration) The photo BACKS UP her claim about where she was.
a drug used to COUNTERACT fatigue (n. counteraction) a drug used to REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF fatigue
COUNTERPRODUCTIVE punishment punishment PRODUCING THE OPPOSITE RESULT THAN INTENDED
reached the CULMINATION of years of research (v. to culminate) reached the HIGH POINT of years of research
1. CULTIVATE land (n. cultivation) PREPARE land FOR GROWING SOMETHING
2. CULTIVATE students' minds (n. cultivation) IMPROVE students' minds
3. CULTIVATE influential people WORK ON MAKING FRIENDS WITH influential people
DECREE that May 5 is a national holiday (n. decree) DECLARE OFFICIALLY that May 5 is a national holiday
1. DEFERENCE TO the elderly (v. to defer) RESPECT FOR the elderly
2. DEFER making a decision (n. deferral) DELAY making a decision
3. DEFERRED to her father's wishes (n. deference) FOLLOWED her father's wishes
Created by: jeffbeller
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