Vocabulary Review for Exam Preparation

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A set of vocabulary flashcards for reviewing key terms and their definitions in preparation for an exam.

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tension

Degree of complexity that exists between two ideas.

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piques

To stimulate or excite interest. A homophone (mixture of peek and peak). Synonym to impetus.

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definitive

The definitive choice is the most authoritative or conclusive.

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status quo

The existing state of affairs or what is normalized.

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impetus

A catalyst or driving force to start something. Synonym to piques.

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non sequitur

A statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow.

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ad hominem

An argument that attacks a person instead of addressing the policy or issue.

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caveat

A warning or caution; can be used to issue a counterclaim.

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corroborate

To confirm or support with evidence. Synonym to substantiate.

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epitome

An exemplary or perfect example or the best. Synonym to Juggernaut.

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substantiated

To support or provide evidence for something. To offer support. Synonym to corroborate.

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adherence

The act of sticking to or following rules or guidelines.

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insubordination

The refusal to obey orders or to be submissive or to go against the order.

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invalidating

To prove something is incorrect or not valid. Synonym to squelch.

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squelch

To quiet or suppress. Synonym to invalidate.

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benevolent

A kind or charitable person/kind person.

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juggernaut

An overwhelming force that is unstoppable. Synonym to epitome.

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blitzkrieg

A swift, sudden military offensive/lightning war.

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collusion

A secret agreement or conspiracy for illegal purposes.

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concur

To agree or have the same opinion(without thinking).

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The synonym to juggernaut

Epitome

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The synonym to corroborate

Substantiate

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The synonym to invalidate

Squelch

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The synonym to piques

Impetus