Lecture Vocabulary Study Set

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A collection of English vocabulary terms and definitions derived from lecture notes focusing on urban planning, sociology, and descriptive language.

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revival

An improvement in the condition or strength of something; a return or recovery.

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urban design

The process of designing and shaping the physical features of cities and towns; city planning.

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insights

Deep understandings, realizations, or pieces of knowledge.

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accessible

Something that is easy to understand, reach, or approach.

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engaging

Captivating, interesting, or charming.

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pre-eminent

The most important, main, or surpassing all others.

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notions

Ideas, beliefs, or conceptions of something.

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connectedness

The state of being linked or connected.

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proximity

Nearness in space, time, or relationship; closeness.

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suburban sprawl

The uncontrolled expansion of urban development into neighboring regions; the spreading out of suburbs.

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mitigates

To make something less severe, serious, or painful.

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proposition

A statement, suggestion, or plan of action.

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isolating

Causing someone to be alone or apart from others.

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fellow citizens

People who live in the same town, city, or country.

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pedestrianisation

The process of converting a street or area into a zone for walkers only by removing vehicle traffic.

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enhanced

Improved, heightened, or made better in quality or value.

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illustrate

To show, explain, or clarify by using examples or pictures.

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get past

To overcome or move beyond a specific obstacle or situation.

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sentimental

Prompted by feelings of tenderness or being overly emotional.

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insubstantial

Lacking strength or solidity; superficial or weak.

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over-the-top

Excessive, exaggerated, or more than what is considered normal.

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figures

Important people, personalities, or characters.

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radically

In a thorough, fundamental, or complete way.

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reversed

Turned the other way around or changed direction.

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policies

Specific measures, rules, or sets of ideas used as a basis for making decisions.

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thriving

Flourishing, prospering, and being successful.