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Avoidance
lesson 5; Vocabulary for achievement: fifth course by Margaret Ann Richek
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| abeyance | noun: suspension; a condition of being temporarily se aside |
| abstemious | adjective: eating and drinking little or in moderation || restricted to bare necessities |
| circumvent | verb: to avoid or get around by clever maneuvering || to avoid going around; to bypass |
| noun form of circumvent | circumvention |
| elude | verb: to escape from, usually by daring, cleverness, or skill || to escape the grasp or understanding of |
| adjective form of elude | elusive |
| eschew | verb: to avoid, especially on moral or practical grounds; abstain from |
| evasion | noun: the act of escaping or avoiding by cleverness or deceit |
| verb form of evasion | evade |
| adjective form of evasion | evasive |
| malinger | verb: to pretend to be ill or injured in order to avoid duty or work |
| noun form of malinger | malingerer |
| oblique | adjective: indirect; intentionally vague or ambiguous || misleading, devious, or dishonest |
| noun form of oblique | obliqueness |
| shirk | verb: to neglect, put off, or avoid a duty or responsibility |
| shun | verb: to willfully ignore; to stay away from |