Academic and General Vocabulary Review

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Comprehensive flashcards covering essential general and academic vocabulary words, definitions, collocations, and example sentences.

Last updated 11:33 AM on 9/20/26
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Inevitable

Qaçılmaz (unavoidable). Common collocations include inevitable result, inevitable consequence, and inevitable change. Example: Climate change is an inevitable consequence of uncontrolled industrial expansion.

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Substantial

Əhəmiyyətli, böyük (large in amount or degree). Common collocations include substantial increase, substantial impact, and substantial amount. Example: There was a substantial increase in housing costs.

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Undermine

Zəiflətmək, sarsıtmaq (to weaken or diminish). Common collocations include undermine public trust, undermine confidence, and undermine authority. Example: Corruption can undermine public trust.

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Allocate

Ayırmaq, bölüşdürmək (to assign or distribute resources). Common collocations include allocate resources, allocate funds, and allocate budget. Example: The government allocated more resources to education.

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Exacerbate

Daha da ağırlaşdırmaq (to make a problem worse). Common collocations include exacerbate the problem, exacerbate inequality, and exacerbate health issues. Example: Stress can exacerbate health problems.

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Mitigate

Təsirini azaltmaq (to make something less severe). Common collocations include mitigate risks, mitigate negative effects, and mitigate environmental damage. Example: New laws aim to mitigate environmental damage.

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Predominantly

Əsasən (mainly or mostly). Common collocations include predominantly urban, predominantly rural, and predominantly male. Example: The population is predominantly urban.

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Deprive

Məhrum etmək (to take something away from). Common collocations include deprive children of education, deprive of rights, and socially deprived. Example: Children should not be deprived of basic education.

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Foster

İnkişaf etdirmək, təşviq etmək (to encourage or promote growth). Common collocations include foster development, foster creativity, and foster cooperation. Example: Schools foster creativity and discipline.

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Sustainable

Dayanıqlı (able to be maintained over time). Common collocations include sustainable development, sustainable growth, and sustainable solution. Example: Sustainable development is vital for future generations.

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Detrimental

Zərərli (harmful or damaging). Common collocations include detrimental effects, detrimental impact, and detrimental to health. Example: Smoking has detrimental effects on health.

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Disparity

Fərq, uyğunsuzluq (a noticeable difference or inequality). Common collocations include income disparity, social disparity, and economic disparity. Example: There is a disparity between rich and poor.

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Constraint

Məhdudiyyət (a limitation or restriction). Common collocations include financial constraints, budget constraints, and legal constraints. Example: Financial constraints limit progress.

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Viable

Real, mümkün (capable of working successfully; feasible). Common collocations include viable solution, economically viable, and viable alternative. Example: This is a viable long-term solution.

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Reinforce

Möhkəmləndirmək (to strengthen or support). Common collocations include reinforce rules, reinforce values, and reinforce security. Example: Rules reinforce social order.

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Plausible

Məntiqli, mümkün (seeming reasonable or probable). Common collocations include plausible explanation, plausible argument, and entirely plausible. Example: This explanation seems plausible.

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Inherent

Təbiətindən gələn, daxili (existing as a natural or essential part). Common collocations include inherent risk, inherent problem, and inherent feature. Example: Risk is inherent in innovation.

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Empirical

Empirik, təcrübəyə əsaslanan (based on observation or experiment). Common collocations include empirical evidence, empirical research, and empirical data. Example: The theory is supported by empirical evidence.

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Ambiguous

Qeyri-müəyyən (open to more than one interpretation; unclear). Common collocations include ambiguous answer, ambiguous language, and deliberately ambiguous. Example: The statement was ambiguous.

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Coherent

Məntiqli, ardıcıl (logical and consistent). Common collocations include coherent argument, coherent policy, and logically coherent. Example: She presented a coherent argument.

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Discrepancy

Uyğunsuzluq (an illogical or surprising difference between facts). Common collocations include discrepancy between, significant discrepancy, and resolve discrepancy. Example: There is a discrepancy between the figures.

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Exemplify

Nümunə göstərmək (to be a typical example of). Common collocations include exemplify behavior, exemplify values, and clearly exemplify. Example: Her behavior exemplifies honesty.

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Intrinsic

Daxili, əsas (belonging naturally; essential). Common collocations include intrinsic value, intrinsic motivation, and intrinsic right. Example: Freedom of expression is an intrinsic right.

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Precise

Dəqiq (exact, accurate, and careful). Common collocations include precise measurement, precise data, and be precise. Example: The measurements must be precise.

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Ubiquitous

Hər yerdə mövcud (present, appearing, or found everywhere). Common collocations include ubiquitous presence, ubiquitous technology, and ubiquitous influence. Example: Smartphones are ubiquitous today.