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Reading PLUS

Unit 5 Men and Women

TermDefinition
acknowledge to accept, admit, or recognize that something is important, true, or exists (verb)
distress needing help, in danger, in pain, suffering, (noun)
beloved very much loved, adored, cherished, darling, dear, precious (adj)
intake the amount of food, air, liquids taken into the body (noun)
let off steam to get rid of strong built-up energy or emotion,; to de-stress, vent, relieve stress or pressure (verb, expression)
motion to someone to use body language movement or gesture to express something without speaking (verb)
motivation the reason for acting or behaving a certain way; a desire or willingness to do something (noun)
prompt to encourage, make, lead, prod, push, cause, or trigger to do something (verb)
rabid having an extreme, fanatical, passionate support or belief (adj)
reality check when you are reminded of the state of things in the real world; a reminder of how things really are (noun, informal)
rejoice to feel or show great joy, happiness, pleasure, or delight (verb)
restless unable to rest or relax, uneasy, tense, nervous, anxious, not calm (adj)
segment a piece, bit, section, part, chunk of something (noun)
view to look at, watch, or see something (verb, noun)
implications the results, effects, impacts, or consequences of something (noun)
yell to shout or scream (say very loudly) (verb)
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