Triple 실제기출 Vocab

Vocabulary flashcards drawn from the Triple 실제기출 vocab notes, covering definitions and key usages.

accrete

to grow by gradual accumulation.

affection

a gentle feeling of fondness or liking.

amalgamate

to combine into one whole; unite.

amass

to gather together a large amount.

attenuate

to reduce in force or intensity; to make less severe.

coherent

logical and consistent.

cohesion

the action of forming a united whole.

concur

to agree or have the same opinion.

concurrent

occurring at the same time.

consolidate

to strengthen or bring together; to bring into a single center.

contentious

causing or likely to cause disagreement; controversial.

corroborate

to confirm with evidence.

decouple

to separate or detach.

defy

to openly resist or refuse to obey.

denote

to be a sign of; indicate.

diminutive

extremely small.

dispassionate

impartial; not influenced by strong emotion.

displace

to move from its usual place; to remove.

elastic

able to return to its original shape after being stretched or compressed; flexible.

elasticity

the ability to return to its original shape; flexibility.

entail

to involve as a necessary consequence.

equivocal

open to multiple interpretations; ambiguous.

unequivocal

clear and unambiguous.

exorbitant

unreasonably high in cost.

exploit

to make full use of; often unfairly.

foretell

to predict or prophesy.

immutable

unchanging over time.

mutate

to change or cause to change in form or nature.

impede

to hinder or obstruct.

impediment

an obstacle or barrier.

imperative

of vital importance; crucial.

intercede

to intervene on behalf of another.

invariable

never changing.

irrefutable

impossible to deny or disprove.

justification

a reason or explanation for something.

manifest

clear or obvious; to show plainly.

material to

having significant relevance to; important to the case.

mediate

to intervene between parties to bring about agreement.

mitigate

to make less severe or painful.

nostalgic

having a longing for the past.

novel

new or unusual; also a long written story.

obscure

not known or difficult to understand; unclear.

original

first of its kind; not copied; the original copy.

peculiar

strange or unusual.

perception

the way something is understood or interpreted.

perturbation

a disturbance or deviation.

precede

to come before.

predicate

to base upon; to assert.

predicated on

based on or established on.

presuppose

to require as a precondition; assume beforehand.

promulgate

to promote or make widely known; to proclaim.

provocative

causing strong reaction or thought.

prudent

acting with care for the future; sensible.

reciprocal

mutual or shared by both sides.

reciprocity

mutual exchange.

reluctant

unwilling or hesitant.

resolution

a firm decision; the act of solving a problem.

retroactive

taking effect from a date in the past.

rigor

strictness or thoroughness.

rigorous

careful to look at every part of something; thorough.

shallow

lacking depth; superficial.

stipulate

to specify as a requirement.

substantiate

to provide evidence to support.

supplant

to replace by force or strategy.

tally

to count or record.

tranquil

peaceful and calm.

ubiquitous

present or found everywhere.

ubiquity

the fact of being everywhere.

unassuming

modest and not drawing attention to oneself.

unrivaled

having no equal.

validate

to confirm or prove validity.

varied

showing variety; diverse.

vest

a sleeveless garment.

visionary

thinking about the future with imagination or wisdom.

warrant

to justify or give grounds for; also a legal authorization.

abridge

to shorten a text while keeping main ideas.

aggregate

to gather into a single group or total; the sum.

analogous

comparable in certain respects.

attrition

a gradual reduction in strength or numbers.

catalyze

to cause or accelerate a reaction.

circumspect

careful to consider all circumstances.

circumspection

the quality of being circumspect; cautiousness.

circumvent

to find a way around an obstacle or rule.

compel

to force someone to do something.

compress

to press or squeeze something together.

conflate

to combine two or more things into one.

curtail

to shorten or reduce.

dearth

a scarcity or lack of something.

detrimental

causing harm or damage.

diminish

to make or become smaller.

disseminate

to spread information broadly.

dissonance

lack of harmony or agreement.

distort

to twist out of shape or meaning.

emblematic

serving as a symbol of a wider concept.

enact

to make into law.

encapsulate

to express the essential features briefly.

engender

to cause or give rise to.

enumerate

to list one by one.

evade

to escape or avoid.

extraneous

not directly connected with or related to.