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2º Bach Ad Unit 6 I
Word Building
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| detach | to separate yourself from someone or something emotionally or physically |
| detachable | able to be removed or separated from something |
| detached | not emotionally involved or showing little emotion |
| detachment | a state of being emotionally separate or uninvolved |
| displease | to make someone feel unhappy or dissatisfied |
| displeased | unhappy or dissatisfied with something |
| displeasing | not attractive, pleasant or satisfying |
| displeasure | a feeling of annoyance or dissatisfaction |
| indicate | to show or suggest that something is true or exists |
| indication | a sign or piece of information that shows something |
| indicative | showing or suggesting that something is true |
| indicator | something that shows or measures a particular condition or situation |
| intense | very strong or extreme |
| intensify | to become or make something stronger or more extreme |
| intensity | the degree to which something is strong or extreme |
| intensive | involving a lot of effort, activity or attention in a short period |
| interpret | to understand or explain the meaning of something |
| interpretation | an explanation of the meaning of something |
| interpreter | a person who translates spoken language from one language into another |
| interpretive | related to explaining or understanding the meaning of something |
| judge | to form an opinion about someone or something |
| judgement | an opinion or decision formed after thinking carefully about something |
| judgemental | too quick to criticise or form negative opinions about other people |
| please | to make someone happy or satisfied |
| pleased | happy or satisfied with something |
| pleasing | pleasant or satisfying |
| pleasure | a feeling of happiness or satisfaction |
| rational | based on reason and logical thinking |
| rationale | the reasons or logical basis behind a decision or action |
| rationalisation | a reason or explanation used to justify something |
| rationalise | to try to explain or justify something using logical reasons |
| rationality | the quality of thinking in a logical and reasonable way |
| variable | likely to change or different in different situations |
| variation | a difference or change in the way something happens or appears |
| varied | including many different types or kinds of something |
| variety | a number of different types or examples of something |
| various | several different types or kinds of something |
| vary | to change or be different depending on the situation |
| irrational | not based on reason or logical thinking |