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Verto & Trepo

TermDefinition
avert to turn aside
divert to turn attention away from; as, divert the mind
revert to turn back
extrovert an outgoing person who likes to be with other people
introvert a shy person
ambivert having the characteristics of both an extrovert and an introvert
conversation to take turns during a discussion
malversation ill-conduct or turning in office
anniversary the return of the year
advertise turn attention toward; as, advertise a sale
contrive to plan in a clever way; invent
tropics the circle at which the sun turns; the region of the earth near the equator well known for having a hot climate
trophy Something given to recognize a win or accomplishment; an award
geotropism growth of a living organism in response to gravity; the downward growth of plant roots
heliotropism the tendency to turn toward, or away from the light, esp. sunlight, as in a sunflower
heliotrope a plant that tends to turn toward, or away from the light, esp. sunlight, as in a sunflower
hydrotropism movement or growth, as by an organism or plant root, either toward or away from water
phototropism the tendency of plants to turn in response to light; the tendency of plants to turn or grow in a particular direction in response to light
troposphere the innermost layer of the atmosphere, six to twelve miles above the earth's surface
entropy the turn toward randomness and disorder
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