Leaders 300 vocab 1-100 낱말 카드 | Quizlet

assert

1. to state confidently; to declare

2. to exercise or defend a right

accumulate

1. to gather over time; to amass

abstract

1. theoretical; not concrete

2. a summary of a text

induce

1. to cause; to bring about

2. to persuade

discrepancy

1. a difference; an inconsistency

perceive

1. to notice; to become aware of

2. to interpret in a particular way

derive

1. to obtain from a source

2.to trace the origin of

aesthetic

1. relating to beauty; artistic

2. a set of principles about art and beauty

abundance

1. a very large quantity; plentifulness

unfounded

1. having no basis in fact; groundless

indifferent

1. uninterested; unconcerned; apathetic

2. neither good nor bad; mediocre

insufficient

1. not enough; inadequate

depict

1. to portray; to represent in words; arts; images

inhibit

1. to prevent; to restrain; to hinder

overlook

1. to fail to notice; to ignore

2. to have a view from above

robust

1. strong; sturdy; vigorous

acknowledge

1. to accept; to admit the truth of

2. to recognize the importance of

inherent

1. existing as a natural, permanent quality; built-in

acclaim

1. enthusiastic praise

2. to praise enthusiastically

subsequent

1. coming after; following in time

undermine

1. to weaken; to damage gradually

crucial

1. extremely important; decisive

enhance

1. to improve; to increase in quality

abandon

1. to give up completely; to leave behind

empirical

1. based on observation, not theory

mitigate

1. to make less severe; to lessen the impact

prevalent

1. widespread; commonly occuring

protagonist

1. the main character; a leading figure

vulnerable

1. exposed to harm; easily attacked

heterogeneous

1. diverse; composed of different kinds

innovative

1. introducing new ideas; creative

unequivocal

1. leaving no doubt; clear; unambiguous

controversial

1. causing disagreement; sparking debate

exploit

1. to use selfishly; to take advantage of

2. a bold or notable achievement

nocturnal

1. active at night

prominent

1. important; well-known; standing out

enduring

1. lasting; continuing for a long time

viable

1. capable of working successfully; feasible

abrupt

1. sudden; unexpected; curt

elaborate

1. detailed and complex

2. to explain in more detail

impede

1. to hinder; to obstruct; to slow down

obscure

1. not well known; hard to understand

2. to make unclear; to hide

prolific

1. highly productive; producing much

sustain

1. to maintain; to keep going; to endure

scope

1. the range; the extent

compelling

1. powerfully convincing; fascinating

comprehensive

1. thorough; including everything

corroborate

1. to confirm; to support with evidence

deliberate

1. intentional; done on purpose

2. to think carefully about

nuance

1. a subtle difference; a fine distinction

predominant

1. most common; having the greatest influence

sophisticated

1. complex; cultured; worldly

subtle

1. delicate; hard to notice; not obvious

coherent

1. logistical; consistent; clear

concede

1. to admit; to yield; to surrender

consensus

1. general agreement

optimal

1. the best; most favorable; ideal

skeptical

1. doubtful; not easily convinced

speculate

1. to guess; to theorize without firm evidence

suppress

1. to put an end to forcibly; to hold back

advocate

1. to publicly support; to recommend

2. a person who supports a cause

allude

1. to refer to indirectly; to hint at

analogous

1. comparable; similar in certain respects

candid

1. truthful; straightforward; frank

counteract

1. to work against; to neutralize

inconsequential

1. unimportant; trivial

intricate

1. very complex; detailed; elaborate

manifest

1. clear and obvious

2. to show; to demonstrate clearly

refute

1. to prove wrong; to deny with evidence

underscore

1. to emphasize; to highlight

bolster

1. to support; to strengthen; to reinforce

contemplate

1. to think deeply about; to consider

contradict

1. to deny the truth of; to be inconsistent with

diminish

1. to make smaller; to reduce

elicit

1. to draw out a response; to evoke

luminous

1. bright; giving off light; brilliant

preclude

1. to prevent; to make impossible

restrain

1. to hold back; to control; to limit

substantiate

1. to provide evidence for; to prove

ambiguous

1. having more than one meaning; unclear

articulate

1. able to express thoughts clearly

2. to express clearly

augment

1. to increase; to supplement; to make greater

conclusive

1. decisive; putting an end to doubt

conjecture

1. a guess based on incomplete evidence

credible

1. believable; trustworthy

cultivate

1. to develop; to nurture; to grow

encompass

1. to include; to surround; to cover entirely

epitomize

1. to be a perfect example of; to embody

equivocal

1. ambiguous; open to multiple interpretations

feasible

1. possible; practical; achievable

implicit

1. implied but not started; absolute

melancholy

1. deep sadness; a gloomy state of mind

paradigm

1. a model; a framework; a typical example

pretentious

1. trying to appear more important than one is

subjective

1. based on personal feelings, not facts

ubiquitous

1. present everywhere; found constantly

unprecedented

1. never done before; without precedent

accommodate

1. to provide space for; to adjust to

breadth

1. the extent; the range; width

compensate

1. to make up for; to pay for services