Vocabulary Word |
Part of Speech |
Definition |
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deepen |
verb |
increase,
make more profound |
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verb |
enlarge
in range or scope |
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adjective |
unable
to be corrupted (or diminished) morally |
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adjective |
extremely
careful; paying great attention to detail |
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verb |
change
or alter something to make it appropriate or suitable, or
to make it fit |
Unit 1 |
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noun |
an
official group of people who gather to discuss public matters |
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noun |
an
idea or concept |
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two-word
verb |
propose,
present, send out |
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noun |
covering
a larger and larger area |
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noun |
point
from which other activities can be launched |
Unit
1 Reading |
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noun |
approach,
coming |
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verb |
support,
defend, vindicate |
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noun |
the
period after; resulting period |
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compose,
draft |
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noun |
something
that does not succeed |
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adjective |
something
opposite of what one would expect in a situation |
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noun |
something
that came before; a predecessor |
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noun |
condition
of being poor |
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noun |
person
who supports a cause |
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verb |
approve
or confirm |
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verb |
drive
back the advance of (an enemy) |
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verb |
come
up again (surface again) |
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noun |
holding
an authority independent of others |
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verb |
be
a source of danger or harm; menace |
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adjective |
not
letting fatigue interfere with efforts |
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noun |
being
tired of war |
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adverb |
enormously,
greatly |