C2 english

Nuance

Slight difference that it changes the feeling

Discrepancy

Difference that is unexpected or requires a justification

Plausible

more than probable. just makes sense to happen

Concede

admit after trying so hard to deny

Ubiquitous

more than common. literally everywhere

Meticulous

Extremely careful and paying great attention to every detail.

Ambiguous

Having more than one possible meaning, making it unclear.

Scrutinize

To examine something very carefully, looking for mistakes or important details.

Inadvertent

formal: Done accidentally; not intentional.

Resilient

Able to recover quickly from difficulties or adapt to change.

Arbitrary

someone made the choice, but there's no good reason behind it.

Impeccable

describes quality, behavior, taste, reputation, or performance.

Detrimental

Causing harm or damage.

Bolster

giving something extra support so it becomes stronger

Implicit

Suggested or understood from the context without being stated directly.

Mitigate

To make something less severe, harmful, or unpleasant. lessen the negative effects of something.

Pertinent

especially relevant to the discussion at hand.

Novel (adjective)

New, original, or different from what has been done before.

Coherent (adjective)

Logical, clear, and easy to understand because all the parts fit together.

Foster (verb)

To encourage or help something develop and grow.

Imminent (adjective)

About to happen very soon.

Substantiate (verb)

To provide evidence proving that a claim is true.

Tedious (adjective)

boring because it takes too long or involves repetitive tasks.

Pragmatic (adjective)

Dealing with problems in a practical, realistic way instead of focusing on ideals.

Candid

Honest and straightforward, even if the truth is uncomfortable in an often constructive way.

Comprehensive

Including almost everything that is important; complete and thorough.

Undermine

To gradually weaken someone's confidence, authority, position, or something's effectiveness.

Discern

To notice or recognize something that is difficult to see or understand

Catalyst

person or thing that causes or speeds up change.initiates or accelerates change, often without being the main force behind it.

Adept

very skilled or proficient at doing something. especially through experience.

Alleviate

To make pain, stress, or a problem less severe. formally reduce the severity of something unpleasant.

Prevalent

Common or widespread, especially at a particular time or in a particular place.

Reconcile

To restore a friendly relationship after an argument. bring harmony between people or conflicting ideas.

Tentative

Not certain or final; subject to change. proposed but not yet confirmed.

Perplex (verb)

To confuse or puzzle someone, often because something is difficult to understand, contradictory or mysterious.

Profound

extremely deep in meaning, emotion, or importance.

Refute

o prove that an argument or claim is false using evidence or logic.

Integral

Necessary or essential to the whole.

Resonate

To create a strong emotional connection. OR To produce or continue a sound (more literal, often in physics or music).