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WofD Sem2 List 1

Spring 2014

TermDefinition
foundation (place) noun: an organization that collects money to be used for special purposes
foundation noun: an idea, fact, or system from which a religion, way of life, etc. develops and is supported
duration noun: the length of time something lasts
evaluation noun: the act of making a judgment about something in order to determine its quality
evaluate verb: to make a judgment about something in order to determine its quality
paraphrase verb (or noun): to express something in a clearer way using your own words (no quotation marks)
analyze verb: to examine closely so as to understand something (take it apart)
analysis noun: the act of examining something closely so as to understand it.
portion noun: a part of piece of something larger
portion (food) noun: an amount or serving of food for one person
fore beforehand
foreshadow verb: to give a hint of what will happen in the future, esp. in literature or movies
forewarn verb: to give information ahead of time about something bad that might happen in the future
bamboozle verb: to confuse or trick
ambiguous adj: having more than one possible meaning
concurrent adj: happening at the same time
treacherous adj: dangerous, not able to be trusted
potential adj: capable of becoming; possible
modify verb: to change so as to make more suitable
coherent adj: logically connected
Created by: mspence
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