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Vocab 10/24-11/9

Vocabulary

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conflict (n) controversy; quarrel; a fight
conflict (v) to come into disagreement; be contradictory, or in opposition
conduct (n) personal behavior
conduct (v) to direct in action; manage; carry on
contest (n) a race, competition
contest (v) to dispute; argue against; to call in question
contract (n) an agreement between two or more parties
contract (v) to draw together; to shorten; to get or acquire
desert (n) a region so dry because of little rainfall; any place lacking in something
desert (v) to leave (a person, place, etc.) without intending to return
address (n) a speech or written statement; the place where a person, organization is located
address (v) to direct a speech to; to direct to the attention to; to deal with or discuss
detail (n) an item or particular; an individual or minute part
detail (v) to mention one by one; specify; list
process (n) a systematic series of actions directed to some end; a continuous action
process (v) to treat or prepare by some particular process; to handle (papers) by systematically organizing them
object (n) anything that is visible or tangible; a thing, person or matter to which thought or action is directed
object (v) to offer a reason or argument in opposition; to express or feel disapproval, dislike or distaste
present (n) a thing presented as a gift; the present time
present (v) to furnish with a gift; to introduce (a person) to another
project (n) plan; scheme; a large or major undertaking
project (v) to propose, contemplate; to throw; to cause (a figure or image) to appear
produce (n) agricultural products collectively, esp. fruits and vegetables; product
produce (v) to bring into existence; cause; to make or manufacture
permit (n) an official certificate of permission; license
permit (v) to allow to do something
record (n) an account in writing of facts or events
record (v) to set down in writing for the purpose of preserving evidence
refund (n) an act of refunding
refund (v) to give back or restore; reimburse
research (n) diligent and systematic inquiry or investigation into a subject in order to discover facts
research (v) to make an extensive investigation into
suspect (n) a person who is suspected of a crime
suspect (v) to believe to be guilty, false, counterfeit, undesirable, defective; to doubt or mistrust
content (n) something that is contained; the subjects or topics covered in a book or document; the chapters of a book; significance or meaning
content (adj) satisfied
confronting to oppose; to present for contradiction
consequence the effect, result, or outcome of sth occurring earlier
boldly courageously; flashy; showy
massive bulky and heavy; large and heavy-looking
livelihood a means of supporting one's existence, esp. financially; living
web sth formed by weaving or interweaving; an intricate set or pattern of circumstances, facts, etc.
imminent likely to occur at any moment; impending
affliction a state of pain, distress, or grief; misery
dumped to empty out, to unload
frayed raveled threads or fibers at the edge
ignore to refrain from noticing
sewer a pipe, usually underground, for carrying off waste water & refuse
cumulative increasing or growing by accumulation
misinterpret to interpret, explain, or understand incorrectly
threaten to offer (a punishment, injury, etc.) by way of a threat
immense vast; huge; very great
vigorously energetically; forcefully; with much effort
imprison to confine in a prison
Created by: mackerman
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