11/12/2026 - Word formations

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A comprehensive vocabulary review set covering all 43 terms from the lecture notes.

43 Terms

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equidistant

Situated at an equal distance from two or more points, places, or lines.

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stylishly

In an elegant, fashionable, or visually attractive manner.

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painstakingness

The quality of showing or requiring great care, thoroughness, and sustained effort.

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infuriating

Causing intense anger, irritation, or exasperation.

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reunification

The act or process of being brought together again after a period of separation or division.

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self‐evaluation

The formal or systematic assessment of one's own performance, abilities, or actions.

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unequivocally

In a way that leaves no doubt, ambiguity, or misunderstanding; clearly and completely.

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untrustworthy

Not dependable or reliable; not deserving of trust or confidence.

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barbarism

Absence of culture and civilized behavior; extreme cruelty, violence, or brutality.

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humanoid

Having an appearance or characteristics resembling those of a human.

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unilateral

Action taken or decided by only one party or country without agreement from others.

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pseudo‐intellectual

A person who falsely claims or pretends to possess intellectual or cultural depth.

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outspoken

Direct, open, and candid in expressing one's opinions, even when controversial.

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repulsive / repellent

Arousing strong distaste, disgust, or intense aversion.

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expropriating

Dispossessing someone of property, especially by a public authority for public use.

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non‐aggressively

In a peaceful, gentle manner without using force, hostility, or confrontation.

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proof‐reading

The process of reading text and detecting and correcting spelling, grammar, and typographical errors.

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outplayed

Played significantly better than an opponent in a sporting contest, match, or game.

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dispersal

The process or state of distributing, scattering, or spreading things or people over a wide area.

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typecast

To repeatedly assign an actor to the same specific kind of role based on physical appearance or previous performances.

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depressurises

Lowers or releases the air or fluid pressure inside an enclosed chamber or cabin.

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artefacts

Objects made or shaped by human workmanship, typically of cultural, historical, or archaeological significance.

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irrevocable

Not able to be changed, reversed, revoked, or altered; final.

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incorrigible

Not capable of being reformed, corrected, or improved, especially regarding habits or behavior.

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deformity

A malformed, disfigured, or distorted part of the body or physical structure.

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all‐pervading / all‐pervasive

Spreading throughout and present in every part of a space, situation, or environment.

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inflammatory

Tending to arouse anger, hostility, or violent passion; or causing physical inflammation.

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overpriced

Offered for sale at a cost higher than its reasonable, fair, or true value.

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irresponsible

Lacking a sense of responsibility; behaving without care for consequences or duties.

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incriminate

To provide evidence or make it appear that someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

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casualisation

The transition of a workforce from secure, permanent employment to precarious, temporary, or casual jobs.

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smart‐casual

A dress code combining neat, formal garments with informal, comfortable attire.

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unsubstantiated

Not supported, verified, or confirmed by facts, evidence, or proof.

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enmeshed

Entangled, caught up, or deeply involved in a complicated or unwelcome situation.

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mistreatment

The act or practice of treating someone or something badly, cruelly, or unfairly.

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classifieds

Small advertisements published in newspapers or online, arranged by categories such as employment, property, or sales.

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assimilated

Absorbed and integrated into the cultural tradition, community, or prevailing system.

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requisitioned

Officially taken, demanded, or claimed for public, military, or government use.

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supernatural

Attributed to forces or entities beyond natural scientific explanation or the laws of nature.

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inflammation

A biological response to injury or infection characterized by localized heat, swelling, redness, and pain.

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therapeutic

Relating to the treatment, curing, or healing of illness, or contributing to general health and well-being.

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awe‐struck

Filled with or overwhelmed by profound feelings of wonder, reverence, or respect.

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awesome / awe‐inspiring

Inspiring profound wonder, admiration, or amazement through grandeur or scale.