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Marie Set #2

Vocabulary WordMeaning
the SOLE reason I did it (adv. solely) the ONLY reason I did it
1. She TENTATIVELY agreed to the plan. (adj. tentative) 1. She agreed to the plan WITHOUT A FINAL DECISION.
2. He TENTATIVELY tried the food. (adj. tentative) He tried the food WITH HESITATION.
1. a BURST of energy (v. to burst) a SUDDEN INCREASE of energy
2. the water pipe BURST (n. burst) the water pipe EXPLODED
1. a NICHE in a wall (adj. niche) an OPEN SPACE in a wall
2. finally found her NICHE (adj. niche) finally found her SPECIAL ABILITY
3. websites for NICHE vacations (n. nuche) websites for VERY SPECIFIC KINDS OF vacations
PERSPECTI VE ON living in Austin HOW YOU SEE living in Austin
most important CRITERION for a person's success (pl. n criteria) most important REASON for a person's success
1. You cannot AFFORD TO ignore the problem. (adj. affordable) You cannot DEAL WITH THE POSSIBLE RESULT if you ignore the problem.
2. cannot AFFORD that car (adj. affordable) cannot PAY FOR that car
3. A delay will AFFORD us more time. (adj. affordable) A delay will PROVIDE us more time.
His bad behavior could AGITATE people. (n. agitation) His bad behavior could UPSET people.
Smoking is not ALLOWED indoors. (n. allowance, adj. allowable) Smoking is not PERMITTED indoors.
AMBITIOUS young person (n. ambition, n. ambitiousness) young person SEEKING SUCCESS
Brains and computers are ANALOGOUS in some ways. (n. analogy, n, analogue) Brains and computers are SIMILAR in some ways.
ANNIHILATE the enemy (n. annihilation) DESTROY the enemy
This test result is AN ANOMALY. (adj. anomalous) This result is UNUSUAL.
1. ANTICIPATE that his reaction to be negative (n. anticipation) EXPECT IN ADVANCE that his reaction would be negative
2. ANTICIPATE problems (n. anticipation) TAKE STEPS IN ADVANCE TO DEAL WITH problems
the students' ANTIPATHY TO the teacher the students' DISLIKE OF the teacher
the APEX of the school year the HIGH POINT of the school year
1. APPREHENSION of approaching disaster (v. to apprehend) FEAR of approaching disaster
2. APPREHENSION of math (v. to apprehend) UNDERSTANDING of math
3. APPREHENSION of a criminal (v. to apprehend) ARREST of a criminal
1. the group CONDUCTING the study (n. conduct) the group DIRECTING the study
2. CONDUCTING tourists through a museum (n. conduct) LEADING tourists through a museum
3. CONDUCTING HERSELF professionally (n. conduct) BEHAVING professionally
1. CONCLUDED the result of the study was (n. conclusion) FOUND the result of the study was
2. CONCLUDED the meeting (n. conclusion) ENDED the meeting
1, CLAIM that he did not lie (n. claim) STATE that he did not lie
2. CLAIM the money is his (n. claim) SAY the money BELONGS to him
3. CLAIM to be treated fairly (n. claim) DEMAND to be treated fairly
4. CLAIM her luggage after the flight (n. claim) GET her luggage after the flight
5. insurance CLAIM for payment (v. to claim) insurance DEMAND for payment
6. advertiser's CLAIM about the product (v,. to claim) advertiser's STATEMENT about the product
1. PRESENTS a question (adj. present) BRINGS TO SIGHT a question
2. Who PRESENTS the Academy Awards? (adj. present) Who BRINGS the Academy Awards TO PUBLIC VIEW?
3. the PRESENT year (v. to present) the CURRENT year
4. the PRESENT group of people (v. to present) the group of people HERE
5. a birthday PRESENT (v . to present, adj. present) a birthday GIFT
1. DOCUMENT dinosaurs (n. document) WRITE INFORMATION ABOUT dinosaurs
2. movies that DOCUMENT the lives of Asian immigrants (n. document) movies that REALISTICALLY SHOW the lives of Asian immigrants
3. a financial DOCUMENT (v. to document) financial WRITTEN INFORMATION
1, ARTICULATE her feelings (adj. articulate) EXPRESS her feelings IN WORDS
2. ARTICULATE answer (v. to articulate) CLEARLY EXPRESSED answer
1. ASSERTION of the truth (v. to assert, adv. assertive) STATEMENT of the truth
2. ASSERT his innocence (n. assertion, adv. assertive) STATE FORCEFULLY his innocence
3. ASSERT herself (n. assertion, adv. assertive) MADE herself NOTICED
4. ASSERTIVE leader AGGRESSIVE leader
Created by: jeffbeller
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