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conspicuous

눈에 띄는, 두드러진

syn) prominent, noticeable

ex) Mary's red hair always made her conspicuous at school.

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indifferent

syn) apa_____, a_____f, c_ll_____, de__________

무관심한, 냉담한

syn) apathetic, aloof, callous, detached

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exaggerate

syn) emb_______

과장하다

syn) embellish, inflate, hyperbolize

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indispensable

없어서는 안 될

ex) Teaching is one of the most valuable and indispensable professions

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mundane

syn) b_n__, s_c____r, hum___

세속적인; 보통의, 일상적인

syn) banal, secular, ordinary, humdrum, everyday

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malleable

유연한; 융통성 있는

syn) adaptable, compliant, pliable

ex) Gold is a very malleable metal that can be hammered into thin sheets.

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viable

실행 가능한

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aberration

일탈

*aberrant 정도를 벗어난

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befuddle

혼란스럽게 하다 confuse

ex) The complex instructions were designed to befuddle the user. (복잡한 설명은 사용자를 혼란스럽게 만들도록 고안되었다.)

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callousness

냉혹함 indifferent

*callous 냉혹한

ex) "그는 자신의 잘못에 대해 전혀 죄책감을 느끼지 않았고, 매우 냉담한 태도를 보였다." (He showed a callous attitude and felt no guilt about his mistake.)

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dazzle

(빛) 눈부시게 하다; (미모/솜씨에) 놀라게 하다, 압도하다

*glamorize 매력을 더하다, 돋보이게 하다

ex) That car's headlights were so bright that they dazzled me for a moment

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denigrate

폄하하다; 더럽히다, (명예를)훼손하다

*denigration 훼손

ex) Careless gossip can seriously denigrate somebody's reputation.

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diatribe

(말이나 글로 된 통렬한) 비판, 공격

ex) the candidate lost voter approval when his diatribe about immigration was revealed on Youtube.

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domesticate

길들이다, 사육하다

syn) tame: 길들이다

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euphoria

행복감, 희열

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foreboding

(불길한) 예감

*forebode: 전조가 되가, 예시하다

*inauspicious: 불길한

*augury: 전조, 조짐(omen)

ex) "when the Doctor spoke, his voice was dark and foreboding"

ex) "it was an inauspicious(=unpromising) beginning to the long and complex entanglement"

ex) These sales figures are a good augury for another profitable year.

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infuse

불어넣다; 영향을 미치다

*mediate, intervene 중재하다

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invulnerable

상처입지 않는, 안전한

*impregnable 난공불락의(invincible)

*too powerful to be defeated or overcome.

ex) They have gone into battle once a year, but the fortress has remained virtually impregnable

ex) "an invincible warrior"

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morose

시무룩한, 뚱한, 기분이 언짢은, 시무룩한

syn) depressed, gloomy, sullen

ex) "A morose mood of deep melancholy has descended upon me this afternoon."

ex) "the class sat in sullen silence"

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perfidy

배반, 배신

syn) treachery

ex) "The general's unauthorized negotiations with the enemy were considered an act of perfidy." (장군의 적과의 무단 협상은 배신 행위로 간주되었다.)

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paradigm

모범, 전형; 인식 체계의 대전환

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preponderance

우세, 우위

ex) "The preponderance of the available evidence indicates there was no attack."

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protean

변화무쌍한; 다방면의

ex) "Shostakovich was a remarkably protean composer, one at home in a wide range of styles"

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ratification

비준, 재가; 인가, 승인

*ratify 재가하다

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regale

매우 기쁘게 해주다 entertain

ex) Over dinner I'll regale you with stories about all the great singers

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repulse

혐오감을 주다; 물리치다, 거절하다

*repulsive 역겨운, 혐오스러운; 배척하는

*repulsion 역겨움, 혐오감; 반발

*repel 쫒아버리다

ex) "These films regale as they repulse, hitting the gag reflex and the funny bone simultaneously."

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soporific

잠이 오게 하는, 최명의, 졸리는; 수면제

*hypnotic 최면의

*sedative 진정 작용이 있는; 진정제

*somnolent 졸린, 최면의

ex) "his voice always has a soporific effect on me"

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unabashed

부끄러운 줄 모르는; 뻔뻔한

*bashful 수업어하는, 부끄러워하는, 숫기 없는

ex) 그는 자신의 실수를 부끄러워하지 않고 솔직하게 인정했다: He

admitted his mistakes unabashedly.

ex) unabashed love for food 음식을 향한 부끄러움 없는 사랑

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vocation

천직; 직업

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obsolete

한물간, 구식의, 쓸모없는

*absolescence 노후화, 진부화

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incur

초래하다, 처하게 되다

ex) Any expenses you may incur will be chargeable to the company.

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infuse

불어넣다; 영향을 미치다

ex) infuse fresh mind into her

*indoctrinate 주입하다, 세뇌하다

*inculcate 되풀이하여 가르치다

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abate

줄이다, 약화시키다

ex) 거룩한 방파제 march show no sign of abating

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beneficial

syn) b_n_gn

유익한, 이로운

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denounce

공공연히 비난하다; 고발하다

syn) stigmatize, blame

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dwindle

줄다, 작아지다, 축소되다

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emulate

모방하다, 흉내 내다

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impartial

공평한; 편견 없는

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instigate

부추기다, 선동하다

syn) provoke, trigger, stir up

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permeate

syn) perc_____, imp__g___te, imb__

스며들다, 퍼지다, 삼투하다

syn) percolate, pervade, impregnate, imbue, pass through

ex) Water will easily permeate a cotton dress.

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pertinent

적절한, 꼭 들어맞는

propitious

ex) What he proposes is most pertinent to the matter in hand. I think it is wise to follow his pertinent advice.

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apathy

냉담, 무관심

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audacity

syn) imp_d____, imp_r_______, b_ash_ess

대담함; 뻔뻔스러움; 무례

syn) impudence, impertinence, brashness

ex) She had the impertinence to ask my age!

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buttress

지지, 버팀; 지지자; 지탱하다

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capricious

변덕스러운

syn) fickle

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cautious

syn) pr_d__t, cir___sp___, disc___t

신중한

syn) prudent, circumspect, discreet

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cumbersome

크고 무거운, 다루기 힘든; 복잡하고 느린, 번거로운

syn) ponderous, ackward, burdensome

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abet

(범죄를) 부추기다, 선동하다

*aid and abet - 방조하다

ex) She was charged with aiding and abetting the escaped criminals

ex) His accountant had aided and abetted him in the fraud.

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beguile

속이다, 기만하다, 구슬리다; 매혹시키다

ex) "She beguiled him into buying the expensive car by promising to go on a long road trip."

ex) "The magician's skillful performance beguiled the audience."

*beguiling 묘한 매력이 있는 entertaining, alluring

*guileful 교활한

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dazzled

현혹된; 압도된

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dichotomy

양분, 이분

ex) Her essay discusses the dichotomy between good and evil in the author's novels.

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dispense

나누어주다, 분배하다; (법률) 실시하다; (약을) 제조하다

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giddiness

현기증, 어지러움

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haughty

오만한, 거만한, 건방진

syn) arrogant, supercilious, conceited

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implore

애원하다

syn) supplicate, beseech

ex) He implored her to think of the children.

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irascible

화를 잘 내는, 성미가 급한

ex) She made those around her often uncomfortable due to her irascible temper.

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opacity

불투명함, 불분명함

*opaque 불투명한

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paean

찬가, 승리의 노래

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plunder

약탈하다, 빼앗다, 훔치다

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prescriptive

(오랜) 관행의; 규범적인

*prescription 처방전; 명령, 규정

*prescribe 처방하다; 규정하다, 지시하다

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judicious

현명한

rationale

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repulsive

역겨운, 혐오스러운; 배척하는

*repulse 혐오감을 주다; 거절하다

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serene

고요한, 잔잔한; 침착한

syn) tranquil

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stroll

산책하다

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throng

군중, 인파; (떼를 지어) 몰려들다

ex) "he pushed his way through the throng"

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vindicate

*vindicative

*vindictive

*vindication

무죄를 입증하다, 혐의를 풀다; 주장하다, 옹호하다

(acquit, absolve, exonerate, exculpate, liberate, clear)

eg) the new evidence finally vindicated the suspect

eg) her theory was vindicated by the recent discoveries

*vindicative 정당화하는, 옹호하는

*vindication 옹호, 변호


≠ vindictive 앙심을 품은, 보복을 하려는

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ascribe

~의 탓으로 돌리다; 속성, 특성

= ascribe, impute

ex) How dare you impute the failure to me?

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neliglible

하찮은

= imperceptible, paltry

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cautious

syn) disc__et, p_uden_, cir__msp__t

신중한, 조심스러운

syn) discreet, prudent, circumspect

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expedient

편의주의적인, 임시방편의, 정략적인

n) 방편, 처방, 방책

*expeditious 신속한

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distribute

분배하다

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dormant

수면 상태의; 활발하지 못한, 움직이지 않는

syn) latent, inactive, abeyant, quiescent

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enigma

수수께끼, 불가사의한 것이나 사람

syn) paradox, conundrum, mystery

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estimate

추정하다

syn) approximation, surmise

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faciliate

가능하게 하다

eg) "schools were located on the same campus to facilitate the sharing of resources"

syn) expedite, promote, speed up

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feeble

연약한, 약한, 힘이 없는

syn) weak, delicate, frail

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frigid

몹시 추운, 쌀쌀한; 냉랭한

syn) arctic, gelid, icy, chilly, freezing

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hilarious

명량한; 재미있는, 아주 우수은

syn) lively, jolly, rollicking, high-spirited

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indulgence

하고 싶은 대로 함, 탐닉; 멋대로 하게 둠

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inevitable

syn) ine_ora_le, ine_cap_bl_

피할 수 없는, 불가피한

(inexorable, inescapable)

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innocuous

해가 없는, 악의 없는, 무해한

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lucrative

유리한, 수지맞는, 수익성이 좋은

syn) fruitful, profitable, rewarding

*pay off 수지맞다

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modest

겸손한; 알맞은; 수수한

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repeal

취소하다, 폐지하다

syn) rescind, abolish, revoke, annul, abolition

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reprimand

꾸짖다, 질책하다

syn) admonish, castigate, rebuke, reproach

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taciturn

말없는, 과묵한, 뚱한, 언짢은

syn) reticent, reserved

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transient

일시적인; 순간적인; 덧없는

syn) passing, ephemeral, transitory, fleeting

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adamant

완고한, 확고한

syn) determined, rigid, unyielding

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amicable

우호적인, 친화적인

syn) amiable cordial, corteous

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animosity

반감, 적대감; 원한, 악의

syn) grudge, enmity, hostility

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auspicious

전조가 좋은, 행운의

syn) promising, propitious fortunate

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assent

동의하다, 찬성하다

*conform 순응하다

*consent 동의하다

*concur (의견이)일치하다, 동시에 일어나다

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bereave

사별하다, 여의다

*bereavement 사별

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canard

허위 보도, 유언비어

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congenital

타고난, 선천적인

*congenial 같은 성질의; 마음이 맞는, 친절한

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denunciation

맹비난

*denunciate 탄핵하다(impeach), 공공연히 비난하다

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dictator

*dictatorial

*despotism

독재자

*dictatorial 독재적인

*despotism 독재

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dispersal

해산, 분산; 확산

*disperse 흩뜨리다, 흩어지게 하다

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enchant

황홀하게/넋을 잃게 만들다; 마법을 걸다

eg) she managed to enchant him with her beauty

*engross 망므을 뺴앗다, 몰두시키다

*enthrall 마음을 사로잡다 captivate

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feud

불화; 싸움

eg) "The celebrities' public feud drew media attention." (유명인들의 공개적 불화가 몇 달간 언론의 주목을 받았다)

*bickering 말다툼, 언쟁, 논쟁