Vocab

to devise a system

have an idea for it or design it

run the gamut

experience, display, or perform the complete range of something.

bring about

to cause something to happen or to achieve a result.

caters to

satisfies or meets the needs of a particular group or audience.

political divides

to provide services or products that meet the specific needs or interests of different political groups.

law-abiding citizen

a person who follows the law and respects legal statutes.

holistic development

an approach that integrates social, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth in individuals.

prevalence of technology

the widespread use and impact of technology in society.

condemned this practice

in various aspects of society, highlighting its potential negative impacts.

incentives to support

individuals in achieving their goals, often used in educational and workplace settings.

advent of technological

innovations that significantly changed communication and industry.

devise innovative

solutions to complex problems, often leveraging creative thinking and new methodologies.

pedagogical approaches

to enhance learning experiences.

cultivate productive

learning environments that foster student engagement and critical thinking.

efforts resibate

to promote student retention and success.

albeit

in spite of the fact that; even though.

interpret / interpretation

the act of explaining or understanding the meaning of something, often involving analysis of a text or situation.

Dispel

to drive away or eliminate doubt, fear, or misinformation.

Allocated

distributed or assigned for a specific purpose

Intervine

to intervene or intercede in a situation

Disparity

a noticeable difference or inequality between two or more things, often in a social, economic, or health context.

Harmonious society

A community or society in which people live together peacefully, with mutual respect, cooperation, and minimal conflict. It often implies social stability, equality, and shared values.

Acquisition

an asset or object bought or obtained, typically by a library or museum.

Throw a tantrum

having an uncontrolled outburst of anger and frustration

Bustling

(of a place) full of activity.

Holistic

characterized by the belief that the parts of something are interconnected and can be explained only by reference to the whole.

The state of affairs

a situation or set of circumstances.

The chief concerns

The main issues or most important matters of worry.

legislation

Laws that are created or passed by a government or legislative body.

should not rest until

Should not stop making an effort until something is achieved.

undisputable fact

A truth that cannot be denied or argued against.

indeed yeild

Truly or certainly produce or result in something.

staggering

Extremely surprising or overwhelming.

bleak future

A future that seems hopeless, dark, or without positive outcomes.

futile effort

An action that is pointless or incapable of producing a result.

conscience

A person's moral sense of right and wrong.

ailments

Minor illnesses or health problems.

keep at bay

To prevent something from approaching or having an effect.

predispositions

Tendencies to behave in a particular way or to be more likely to develop certain conditions.

rectified

Corrected or made right.

deputy

A person appointed to act as a substitute or assistant to a higher official

respondents

People who answer questions, especially in surveys or legal cases.

get the ball rolling

People who answer questions, especially in surveys or legal cases.

untensils

Tools used for eating or cooking, such as forks, knives, and spoons.

indulge

To allow oneself to enjoy something, especially something that is considered bad or unhealthy

i don’t keep a journal of

I do not regularly write down or record events or thoughts.

incentive

A reward or reason that motivates someone to do something.

spokesmen

Individuals who speak on behalf of a group or organization.

disputes

Conflicts or disagreements

barren

Empty or unable to produce (such as land that doesn’t support plant life).

canopies

Coverings or layers that hang over something, like tree branches forming a roof.

awareness campain

A coordinated effort to educate and inform people about a particular issue.

ill-treating

Treating someone badly or cruelly.

lucarative

Producing a lot of profit or financial gain.

treaty

A formal agreement between countries.

beacon of hope

Something that inspires or gives hope in a difficult situation.

garners

Collects or gathers, especially attention, support, or praise.

deterrent

Something that discourages people from doing something.

whims

Sudden or unpredictable decisions or desires.

explosion

A sudden and violent burst, often resulting in noise and destruction.

porch

A covered area in front of the entrance to a house.

brochures

Small booklets or flyers providing information, often for advertising.

amassed

Collected or gathered in large quantities.

eschewed

Deliberately avoided or stayed away from.

appoint

To officially choose someone for a job or position.

amass

To gather together or accumulate, especially wealth or information.

cluster

A group of similar items that are close together.

anonymity

The state of being unknown or unnamed.

insitutional

Related to an established organization or structure, especially in society.

bombarded

Attacked or overwhelmed with a lot of something (e.g., information, questions).

depict

To describe or show something in words or pictures.

consensus

A general agreement among a group of people.

ferocious

Fierce, intense, or violent.

causation

The action of causing something to happen; the relationship between cause and effect.

indoctrination

Teaching someone to accept beliefs uncritically.

tenacious

Persistent and determined; not easily giving up.

with a sigh

Accompanied by a breath expressing emotion (relief, sadness, frustration).

sacred

Considered holy or very important and deserving respect.

indigenous

Native to a particular place; originating naturally in an area.

insofar

To the extent that something is true or applies.

fiscal

Related to government or public finances, especially taxes and spending.

recessions

Periods of economic decline or reduced business activity.

pestering

Annoying someone repeatedly.

legislative

Related to the making or enacting of laws; typically refers to a body or branch of government responsible for creating laws (e.g., a legislative assembly or parliament).

cattle

Large domesticated animals raised for meat, milk, or labor, such as cows, bulls, and oxen.

swift

Moving very quickly or capable of moving at high speed; also used to describe fast actions or responses.

prosecution

The legal process of charging someone with a crime and trying them in court; can also refer to the party (often a government lawyer) who brings charges against a defendant in a criminal case.

preclude

prevent from happening; make impossible.

"the secret nature of his work precluded official recognition"

(of a situation or condition) prevent someone from doing something.

"his difficulties preclude him from leading a normal life"

Advocate , endorse , foster

Encourage

amid

in the middle of or surrounded by. Example: Amid the chaos, she remained calm.

doctrine

a belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a group. Example: The doctrine of nonviolence was central to his teachings.

mandate

an official order or commission to do something. Example: The government issued a mandate requiring all citizens to wear masks.

avenues

ways of approaching a problem or making progress. Example: There are many avenues available for career advancement.

conned out

tricked into giving something away. Example: He was conned out of his savings by a fake charity.

coastal

located on or near a coast. Example: They own a beautiful coastal property.

punitive justice

justice aimed at punishing offenders. Example: The system focuses more on punitive justice than rehabilitation.

recidivism

the tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend. Example: Programs to reduce recidivism are crucial in the prison system.

stigmas

marks of disgrace associated with a circumstance or person. Example: Mental illness still carries many social stigmas.

punitive

inflicting or intended as punishment. Example: Punitive measures were taken against the company for illegal dumping.

delinquents

young people who commit crimes. Example: The center helps delinquents reintegrate into society.