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BAMS - 3rd Qtr Cor
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| accord | to bring into agreement, to be in harmony; to agree |
| accordion | a portable musical wind instrument with a bellows, metallic reeds, and keys, played by pressing the keys and the bellows to force air through the reeds |
| accordion | folding or hinged to fold |
| discord | lack of agreement, disagreement of opinions and aims; dissension |
| discord | a clashing of sounds; a harsh or unpleasing sound |
| concord | agreement; harmony, treaty |
| concordance | an alphabetical list of the principal words in a book or in the works of an author with references to the passages in which they occur |
| courage | meeting danger without fear; bravery, fearlessness |
| cordial | warm and friendly in manner; hearty, sincere |
| cordial | food, drink, or medicine that strengthens or stimulates |
| encourage | give courage, hope, or confidence to; urge on; stimulate by helping or showing approval; support, promote the development of, foster |
| discourage | lessen the courage or confidence of; try to prevent by disapproving; dissuade; prevent or hinder |
| record | set down in writing so as to keep for future use; put in some permanent form |
| record | anything written or kept; an official account of a meeting, document |
| record | a thin, flat disk, usually of vinyl or other plastic with narrow groves on which sound has been transcribed |
| record | to put words, music, or sounds on a disk or on magnetic tape |
| coroner | official of a local government whose principal function is to in quire in the presence of a jury into the cause of any death not clearly due to natural causes |
| core | the hard central part, containing the seeds of fruits like apples and pears |
| core | the central of most important part |
| core | the central or innermost portion of the earth, below the mantel |
| core | to take the center or core of |
| COR | heart or center |
| prefix - ac | to or toward |
| prefix - dis | lack of or opposite of |