1/42
A comprehensive vocabulary review set covering all 43 terms from the lecture notes.
equidistant
Situated at an equal distance from two or more points, places, or lines.
stylishly
In an elegant, fashionable, or visually attractive manner.
painstakingness
The quality of showing or requiring great care, thoroughness, and sustained effort.
infuriating
Causing intense anger, irritation, or exasperation.
reunification
The act or process of being brought together again after a period of separation or division.
self‐evaluation
The formal or systematic assessment of one's own performance, abilities, or actions.
unequivocally
In a way that leaves no doubt, ambiguity, or misunderstanding; clearly and completely.
untrustworthy
Not dependable or reliable; not deserving of trust or confidence.
barbarism
Absence of culture and civilized behavior; extreme cruelty, violence, or brutality.
humanoid
Having an appearance or characteristics resembling those of a human.
unilateral
Action taken or decided by only one party or country without agreement from others.
pseudo‐intellectual
A person who falsely claims or pretends to possess intellectual or cultural depth.
outspoken
Direct, open, and candid in expressing one's opinions, even when controversial.
repulsive / repellent
Arousing strong distaste, disgust, or intense aversion.
expropriating
Dispossessing someone of property, especially by a public authority for public use.
non‐aggressively
In a peaceful, gentle manner without using force, hostility, or confrontation.
proof‐reading
The process of reading text and detecting and correcting spelling, grammar, and typographical errors.
outplayed
Played significantly better than an opponent in a sporting contest, match, or game.
dispersal
The process or state of distributing, scattering, or spreading things or people over a wide area.
typecast
To repeatedly assign an actor to the same specific kind of role based on physical appearance or previous performances.
depressurises
Lowers or releases the air or fluid pressure inside an enclosed chamber or cabin.
artefacts
Objects made or shaped by human workmanship, typically of cultural, historical, or archaeological significance.
irrevocable
Not able to be changed, reversed, revoked, or altered; final.
incorrigible
Not capable of being reformed, corrected, or improved, especially regarding habits or behavior.
deformity
A malformed, disfigured, or distorted part of the body or physical structure.
all‐pervading / all‐pervasive
Spreading throughout and present in every part of a space, situation, or environment.
inflammatory
Tending to arouse anger, hostility, or violent passion; or causing physical inflammation.
overpriced
Offered for sale at a cost higher than its reasonable, fair, or true value.
irresponsible
Lacking a sense of responsibility; behaving without care for consequences or duties.
incriminate
To provide evidence or make it appear that someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.
casualisation
The transition of a workforce from secure, permanent employment to precarious, temporary, or casual jobs.
smart‐casual
A dress code combining neat, formal garments with informal, comfortable attire.
unsubstantiated
Not supported, verified, or confirmed by facts, evidence, or proof.
enmeshed
Entangled, caught up, or deeply involved in a complicated or unwelcome situation.
mistreatment
The act or practice of treating someone or something badly, cruelly, or unfairly.
classifieds
Small advertisements published in newspapers or online, arranged by categories such as employment, property, or sales.
assimilated
Absorbed and integrated into the cultural tradition, community, or prevailing system.
requisitioned
Officially taken, demanded, or claimed for public, military, or government use.
supernatural
Attributed to forces or entities beyond natural scientific explanation or the laws of nature.
inflammation
A biological response to injury or infection characterized by localized heat, swelling, redness, and pain.
therapeutic
Relating to the treatment, curing, or healing of illness, or contributing to general health and well-being.
awe‐struck
Filled with or overwhelmed by profound feelings of wonder, reverence, or respect.
awesome / awe‐inspiring
Inspiring profound wonder, admiration, or amazement through grandeur or scale.