Vocab EDUCATION

muddle (v)

To confuse something or make it unclear. Synonyms: confuse / mix up / disorder

pick out (v)

To choose or recognize someone or something from a group. Synonyms: select / identify / choose

presence (n)

The state of being in a place or existing. Synonyms: attendance / existence / company

session (n)

A period of time spent on a particular activity. Synonyms: meeting / class / period

conduct (v)

To organize or carry out an activity or study. Synonyms: perform / carry out / manage

suspect (v)

To think that something is probably true without proof. Synonyms: believe / doubt / assume

context (n)

The situation or background that helps explain something. Synonyms: background / setting / circumstances

acquire (v)

To get or gain something through effort or experience. Synonyms: obtain / gain / develop

principal investigator (n)

The lead researcher responsible for a study or project. Synonyms: lead researcher / chief investigator / project leader

assistant professor (n)

A university teacher below an associate professor. Synonyms: lecturer / faculty member / academic

vital element (n)

A very important part of something. Synonyms: essential part / key component / crucial factor

reject false information (phr)

To get rid of something because the information is not true. Synonyms: dismiss / debunk / refute