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Day 2 36. TENTATIVE: Pertaining(refer to) to a trial, not certain. synonyms: hesitant, uncertain, doubtful example: Without the result of blood test, the doctor could only make a tentative diagnosis. ---------------------------------- 37. UNANIMOUS: A complete or absolute agreement. synonyms: congenial, concordant, like-minded example: Because the jury could not reach a unanimous decision, the case will be revised. ---------------------------------- 38. ABANDONED: Left without care and protection. synonyms: deserted, discarded, uninhibited example: The game was abandoned at half-time because of the poor weather conditions. ---------------------------------- 39. DYSFUNCTION: Not operating normally or properly. synonyms: malfunction, abnormality, aberration example: Treating the man's sexual dysfunction required medication as well as psychotherapy. ---------------------------------- 40. EMERGING: Just beginning to exist or be noticed. synonyms: growing, promising, developing example: It is difficult to manage an emerging business and an emerging family at the same time. ---------------------------------- 41. FRAMEWORK: A basic structure underlying a system. synonyms: structure, arrangement, configuration example: The government needs to establish a legal framework for the protection of the environment. ---------------------------------- 42. INCORPORATE: Integrate a part into the whole. synonyms: combine, amalgamate, integrate example: The party vowed to incorporate environmental considerations into all its policies. ---------------------------------- 43. METAPHORICAL: Something that is used symbolically. synonyms: figurative, allegorical, denotative example: There are many portraits in the museum; they have both metaphorical as well as literal meanings. ---------------------------------- 44. PLAGIARIZE: To steal another person's idea or work. synonyms: reproduce, replicate, duplicate example: People often truly believe that the information they plagiarize was actually their own. ---------------------------------- 45. PINPOINT: Locate or describe exactly or precisely. synonyms: identify, recognize, spot example: Emergency workers at the site are still unable to pinpoint the cause of the explosion. ---------------------------------- 46. RECESSION: A prolonged(lengthy) downturn in the economy. synonyms: downturn, stagnation, bust example: The current recession has weakened so many firms that many can no longer survive. ---------------------------------- 47. SOVEREIGN: Possessing supreme or ultimate power. synonyms: independent, autonomous, self-ruling example: Once I reach the legal age, I will be a sovereign individual and will have control over my own life. ---------------------------------- 48. WITHSTAND: To stand or hold out against. synonyms: cope with, endure, tolerate example: The houses close to the coast were built so sturdily(physically strongly) that they can withstand the strongest storms. ---------------------------------- 49. ABUSE: The improper use of something. synonyms: bullying, maltreatment, exploitation example: Millions of young men and women all over the world have fallen to prey of drug abuse. ---------------------------------- 50. AGGRAVATE: To make bad situation worse. synonyms: antagonize, exasperate, infuriate example: Today, many emerging problems are aggravated by the pressures of modernization. ---------------------------------- 51. COMMISSION: Authorize the production of something. synonyms: authorize, designate, sanction example: The government set up a commission to investigate allegations(proclaims) of police violence. ---------------------------------- 52. CONVEY: Communicate ideas or feelings indirectly. synonyms: disseminate, indicate, express example: You need to be able to convey the subtle nuances of the meaning of your expression. ---------------------------------- 53. COINCIDENCE: When two things happen at the same time. synonyms: chance, concurrence, serendipity example: It was mere coincidence that brought them together so far from two different nations. ---------------------------------- 54. DISCRETIONARY: Left to individual choice or judgement. synonyms: elective, optional, not required example: Some students may be eligible for a discretionary grant for their university course. ---------------------------------- 55. EXACERBATE: To make something worse. synonyms: worsen, complicate, intensify example: This attack will exacerbate the already tense relations between the two communities. ---------------------------------- 56. EXPOSURE: The art of exposing(revealing), laying open, uncovering. synonyms: revelation, disclosure, manifestation example: There is a convincing evidence of a link between exposure to sun and skin cancer. ---------------------------------- 57. INFERENCE: Process of reaching a conclusion. synonyms: deduction, determination, conclusion example: When you are reading, you can make inference based on the information the author provides. ---------------------------------- 58. INHERENT: Existing as a natural and permanent way. synonyms: intrinsic, immanent, natural example: Everyone know jumping out of an airplane is an activity that comes with inherent risk. ---------------------------------- 59. PRESSING: Urgent or needing to be dealt immediately. synonyms: imperative, critical, compelling example: Online harassment has become one of the pressing issues in our society. ---------------------------------- 60. PRAGMATIC: Dealing with things sensibly or realistically. synonyms: practical, realistic, reasonable example: The scientist had a pragmatic way to deal with freshwater crisis. ---------------------------------- 61. REINFORCE: To make something stronger. synonyms: consolidate, buttress, strengthen example: Until the construction was complete, the extra scaffolding(temporary structure) was erected(put together) to reinforce the façade. ---------------------------------- 62. SUCCINCT: Very brief(short or quick) in statement or expression. synonyms: concise, compact, abbreviated example: The book gives very succinct account of archeology and its history. ---------------------------------- 63. VIOLATION: The action of violating someone or something. synonyms: trespass, lawbreaking, breach example: Amnesty International opposes the death penalty as a violation of the right to life. ---------------------------------- 64. ADHERE: To attach firmly(strongly and tightly) to something usually. synonyms: follow, maintain, comply(act in accordance) with example: We adhere to the principles of equal rights and freedom of expression for all. ---------------------------------- 65. CONNOTATION: Something suggested by a word or thing. synonyms: undertone, citation(quote reference), indication example: A good dictionary will give us the connotation of the word as well as its meaning . ---------------------------------- 66. DISCRIMINATION: Distinguishing between two or more people or things. synonyms: prejudice, unfairness, favoritism example: People think that the research understates the amount of discrimination women suffer. ---------------------------------- 67. EMPIRICAL: Derived from observation or experiment. synonyms: observational, experimental, practical example: Without a doubt, the DNA test will provide empirical confirmation of the suspect's identify. ---------------------------------- 68. ERADICATE: The complete destruction of something. synonyms: elimination, destruction, annihilation example: The eradication of smallpox by vaccination was one of medicine's greatest triumphs(achievement). ---------------------------------- 69. FORMULATE: Putting together different parts. synonyms: originate, compose, construct example: A successful business is started when you formulate a strategy for making money. ---------------------------------- 70. MOMENTUM: Speed of an object in motion. synonyms: energy, propulsion velocity example: The campaign has been gaining momentum ever since the television appeal.

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