Word in context 5

40 words and i gotta cram immediately

misinterpreted

to understand something wrongly (misconstrue, misread, misunderstood)

alluded

to mention something indirectly ( hint at, suggest, imply, altered)

amended

to change or improve a text, law, statement ( revised, corrected, altered, modify)

conceded

to admit, often unwillingly, that something is true ( admitted, accepted, granted)

prescribed

ordered or recommended as a rule or treatment ( directed, recommended, mandated, ordered)

immutability

the state of being unchangeable ( permanence, constancy, stability, fixedness)

exhaustiveness

the quality of being complete and thorough (thoroughness, entirely, comprehensiveness)

overshadow

to make someone or something seem less important (dominate, eclipse, outshine)

infer

to reach a conclusion based on evidence ( deduce, conclude, reason, derive)

acquire

to get or to gain something (obtain, gain, procure, attain)

insurmountable

too great to be overcome ( overwhelming, unbeatable, unconquerable)

sequestered

keep apart, hidden, isolate (secluded, hidden, isolate)

recur

to happen again

dissipate

to disappear or waste away ( vanish, disperse )

terminate

to bring something to an end ( end, halt, cease, conclude)

decried, denounce

to criticize strongly in public (condemned, criticized, censured)

evade

to avoid or escape from something ( dodged, eluded, avoided)

fecundity

the ability to produce abundantly ( productivity, abundance, fruitfulness)

supplant

to take the place of something or someone ( replace, usurp, displace, overthrow)

thrive

to grow, develop, succeed well ( prosper, flourish, succeed, advance)

brooded on

to think deeply and anxiously bout something (dwelled on, worried, contemplated, pondered)

amplify

to make something stronger, louder, greater ( increase, intensify, magnify)

assuage

to make an unpleasant feeling less intense ( alleviate, mitigate, ease, relieve)

convey

to communicate or express something (communicate, express, impart, transmit)

oversee

to watch over and manage ( supervise, manage, direct, monitor)

magnify

to make something appear larger or more important ( enlarge, exaggerate, amplify, intensify)

appraising

to evaluate (assessing, evaluate, judging, estimating)

justification

a reason or explainations that proves something is reasonable (rationale, explainations, excuse, vindication)

intercede in

to try to help settle a dispute between others ( mediate, intervene, plead, advocate)

concur with

to agree with

appeal to

to request earnestly, to attract ( plead, request, attract)

amass in

to collect a large amount of something (accumulate, gather, collect)

retroactively

with effect from a date in the past ( backdated)

ceremoniously

in a formal or overly polite way (formally, collectively, stiffly, grandly)

jointly

together with one or more people ( together, collectively, mutually in)

peculiar

strange or unusual ( odd, eccentric)

dispassionate

not influenced by emotions, impartial (neutral, unbiased, objective, impartitial)