Sophomore Flash Cards

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Sam Lin
Flashcards by Sam Lin, updated more than 1 year ago
Sam Lin
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frustration (n) a feeling of anger or annoyance caused by being unable to do something
measure (v) to find out the size, length, or amount of (something)
wince (v) to have an expression on your face for a very short time which shows that you are embarrassed or in pain
terrified (adj) extremely afraid
tepid (adj) not hot and not cold; not energetic or excited
observation (n) a statement about something you have noticed
prompt (v) to cause (someone) to do something (adj) done or given without delay
crafty (adj) clever in usually a deceptive or dishonest way
bulk (n) the largest part of something
plunge (v) to fall or drop suddenly
survival (n) continuing to live or exist especially in spite of difficult conditions
exception (n) someone or something that is different from others; someone or something that is not included
official (adj): having the approval or authorization of an authority
struggling (v) to try very hard to do, achieve, or deal with something that is difficult or that causes problems
naturally (adv) used to describe something that happens or exists by itself without being controlled or changed by someone
mixture (n) a combination of different things
origin (n) the point or place where something begins or is created; the source or cause of something
model (v) to design (something) so that it is similar to something else
assume (v) to think that something is true without knowing for sure
despite (prep) without being affected by something
colleague (n) a person who works with you
reside (v) to live in a particular place
fascinating (adj) very interesting
respective (adj) belonging to each one of the people or things that have been mentioned
monument (n) a building, statue, etc., that honors a person or event
intriguing (adj) extremely interesting
major (n) the main subject studied by a college student
tedious (adj) boring and too slow or long
relieve (v) to reduce or remove something, such as pain or an unpleasant feeling
thrilled (adj) very excited and happy
bored (adj) to be tired and annoyed with someone or something because they are uninteresting
graduate (v) to earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university
relevant (adj) relating to a subject in an appropriate way
get-together (n) an informal social gathering
beneficial (adj) producing good or helpful results
expectation (n) a belief that something will happen or is likely to happen
prefer (v) to like someone or something better than someone or something else
display (v) to put (something) where people can see it
significance (n) importance, the meaning of something
dislike (v) to not like (something or someone)
hardy (adj) strong and able to accept difficult or unpleasant conditions
ambiance (n) the mood or feeling of a particular place
savor (v) to enjoy (something) for a long time
puzzled (adj) confused
unsettled (adj) feeling nervous, upset, or worried; not comfortable
confidence (n) a feeling or belief that you can do something well or succeed at something
reflect (v) to show (something); to make (something) known
initially (adv) at first; originally
confusion (n) the feeling that you have when you do not understand what is happening
convey (v) to make (something) known to someone
typically (adv) generally or normally
adjustment (n) a small change that improves something or makes it work better
common (adj) occurring or appearing frequently; not rare
understated (adj) expressed or done in a quiet or simple way
rare (adj) not common or usual; not often done, seen, or happening
liberal (adj) open to new ideas or ways of behaving that are not traditional or widely accepted
worldview (n) the way someone thinks about the world and life
avoid (v) to stay away from someone or something
relative (adj) compared to someone or something else
private (adj) not known by the public or by other people
perceive (v) to notice or become aware of (something)
apprehensive (adj) afraid that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen
deem (v) to think of (someone or something) in a particular way
intrepid (adj) feeling no fear; very bold or brave
perspective (n) a way of thinking about and understanding something
refrain (v) to stop yourself from doing something that you want to do
discourteous (adj) rude or impolite
particularly (adv) more than usually; very, extremely
obstacles (n) things that block progress
spectators (n) people who watch an event
pace (n) the speed at which someone or something moves or happens
respectable (adj) considered to be good, correct, or acceptable
tremor (n) a shaking movement
throng (n) a large crowd of people
spew (v) shove out forcefully
jostle (v) to push against (someone) while moving forward in a crowd of people
glimpse (n) a brief and incomplete look
prominent (adj) important and well-known
attribute (v) to say that (something) is because of (someone or something)
appropriately (adv) right or suited for some purpose or situation
thrive (v) to grow or develop successfully
minimum (n,adj,adv) the least
overestimate (v) to think of (someone or something) as being greater in ability, influence, or value than that person or thing actually is
reliable (adj) trustworthy and dependable
incognito (adv) with your true identity kept secret
hubris (n) overbearing pride or presumption
interfere (v) to become involved in something when your involvement is not wanted
auspicious (adj) favorable or promising
improvise (v) to speak or perform without preparation
facetious (adj) speech that is meant to be funny but that is usually regarded as annoying, silly, or not proper
accumulate (v) to increase gradually in amount as time passes
omnipotent (adj) having unlimited power
inculcate (v) to teach (and learn) by frequent repetitions
incontrovertible (adj) impossible to deny or disprove
amicable (adj) friendly and agreeable spirit
consumption (n) the act of eating, drinking, or using something
socialize (v) to talk or do things with people in a friendly way
excessive (adj) going beyond what is usual, normal, or proper
habitual (adj) done regularly or repeatedly
mainstay (n) a very important part of something
differentiate (v) to see or state the difference between two or more things
obvious (adj) easy to see or notice
mislead (v) to make someone believe something that is not true
massive (adj) large and heavy, or very severe
exacerbate (v) to make a bad situation or problem worse
specialized (adj) made or used for one particular purpose, job, place, etc.
impact (n, v) (to have) a powerful or major influence or effect
undermine (v) to make (someone or something) weaker or less effective, usually in a secret or gradual way
impressive (adj) deserving attention, admiration, or respect
interactive (adj) requiring people to talk with each other or do things together
maximum (n, adj) the highest number possible; greatest possible in amount or degree
object (v) to disagree with something or oppose something
dramatic (adj) sudden and extreme; exciting or impressive
liability (n) the state of being legally responsible for something
seize (v) to get or take (something) in a forceful, sudden, or violent way
available (adj) present or ready for use; free to do something
negotiation (n) a formal discussion between people who are trying to reach an agreement
promote v) to help (something) happen, develop, or increase; to make people aware of something through advertising
efficient (adj) capable of producing desired results without wasting materials, time, or energy
conflict (n) strong disagreement between people
provoke (v) to make (something) happen; to cause someone to become angry or violent
affordable (adj) inexpensive; reasonably priced
emergence (n) the process of coming into view after being concealed
resist (v) to fight against
specify (v) to name or mention (someone or something) exactly and clearly
deprive (v) to take or keep something away from someone
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