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reminisce

v:to think/write/read a happy time in your past

<p>v:to think/write/read a happy time in your past</p>
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affinity

n: a liking/sympathy/close relationship

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curiosity

n: a desire to know about smth

<p>n: a desire to know about smth</p>
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allegiance

n: loyalty & support for a country, group, belief, ...

<p>n: loyalty &amp; support for a country, group, belief, ...</p>
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bias

n: an inclination to favor/against a side (not based on fairness)

<p>n: an inclination to favor/against a side (not based on fairness)</p>
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morality

n: a set of personal or social standards for good or bad behavior and character

<p>n: a set of personal or social standards for good or bad behavior and character</p>
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magnanimous

adj: kind, generous, forgiving

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exalt

v: to raise sm to a higher rank/position

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benevolent

adj: kind, generous

<p>adj: kind, generous</p>
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felicity

n: great happiness/appropriateness

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1. execution

the act of sending sm to death punishment

<p>the act of sending sm to death punishment</p>
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2. execution

the act of doing/performing smth in a planned way

<p>the act of doing/performing smth in a planned way</p>
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inveterate

adj: done/felt for a long time, not likely to change

<p>adj: done/felt for a long time, not likely to change</p>
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amicable

adj: done/achieved in a polite & friendly way

<p>adj: done/achieved in a polite &amp; friendly way</p>
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animosity

n: strong dislike, opposition = enmity = antipathy

<p>n: strong dislike, opposition = enmity = antipathy</p>
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illusion

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induce

v: to persuade sm to do smth

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comply

v: obey (n: compliance)

<p>v: obey (n: compliance)</p>
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infatuation

n: strong but not lasting love/attraction

<p>n: strong but not lasting love/attraction</p>
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prescribe

v: (of doctor): to say what patient should do

<p>v: (of doctor): to say what patient should do</p>
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congenial

adj: friendly & pleasant = affable

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ally

n: đồng minh

<p>n: đồng minh</p>
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eternity

n: time that never ends = forever

<p>n: time that never ends = forever</p>
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murmur

v: to speak/say smth very quietly

<p>v: to speak/say smth very quietly</p>
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embark

v. to go aboard (ship/plane)

<p>v. to go aboard (ship/plane)</p>
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hostility

n: unfriendly/strong opposition = animosity = enmity = antipathy

<p>n: unfriendly/strong opposition = animosity = enmity = antipathy</p>
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perseverance

n: continued effort to do smth despite difficulties = determination

<p>n: continued effort to do smth despite difficulties = determination</p>
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formidable

adj: powerful/difficult that cause fear/respect

<p>adj: powerful/difficult that cause fear/respect</p>
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prosecute

v: to officially accuse sm of committing a crime

<p>v: to officially accuse sm of committing a crime</p>
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tariff

n: tax on imported/exported goods

<p>n: tax on imported/exported goods</p>
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tyranny

n: unlimited authority/use of power

<p>n: unlimited authority/use of power</p>
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ordain /awr-DEYN/

v: to officially make sm a priest

<p>v: to officially make sm a priest</p>
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lenient

adj: not strict as expected when punishing sm

<p>adj: not strict as expected when punishing sm</p>
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precipitation

n: a way of behaving too quickly, without thinking

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adjacent

adj: very near/next to/touching

<p>adj: very near/next to/touching</p>
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compromise

n: an agreement in an argument that both sides reduce their demands

<p>n: an agreement in an argument that both sides reduce their demands</p>
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attribute to

v: a credit to sm/smth

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omnipresent

adj: pervasive = ubiquitous

<p>adj: pervasive = ubiquitous</p>
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suffice /suh-FAHYS/

v: to be enough

<p>v: to be enough</p>
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apprentice /uh-PREN-tis/

n: leaner (to learn skills)

<p>n: leaner (to learn skills)</p>
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deterioration

n: deteriorate (v): to become worse

<p>n: deteriorate (v): to become worse</p>
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cumbersome

adj: large and heavy; difficult to carry

<p>adj: large and heavy; difficult to carry</p>
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absentmindedness

n: a lack of attention to what you're doing/what's happening around because you're thinking about other things = OBLIVIOUS (adj)

<p>n: a lack of attention to what you're doing/what's happening around because you're thinking about other things = OBLIVIOUS (adj)</p>
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acquiesce

v: to agree unwillingly (=concede)

<p>v: to agree unwillingly (=concede)</p>
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reverence

n: deep respect or admire for sm or smth (=awe)

<p>n: deep respect or admire for sm or smth (=awe)</p>
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incorporate

v: combine so as to form one body (=integrate=merge)

<p>v: combine so as to form one body (=integrate=merge)</p>
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wary of

adj: carefully when dealing because there might danger/problem

<p>adj: carefully when dealing because there might danger/problem</p>
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innate

adj: inborn; natural (=inherent=intrinsic)

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flair

n: (= aptitude = gift) a natural quality, talent, or skill

<p>n: (= aptitude = gift) a natural quality, talent, or skill</p>
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fatigue

n: extreme tiredness, exhaustion

<p>n: extreme tiredness, exhaustion</p>
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resourcefulness

n: the ability to make decisions & act on your own

<p>n: the ability to make decisions &amp; act on your own</p>
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forage

v: to search for food/items

<p>v: to search for food/items</p>
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reconcile

v: (=appease) to find a way to agree 2 opposed ideas/beliefs

<p>v: (=appease) to find a way to agree 2 opposed ideas/beliefs</p>
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mundane

ad: not interesting / exciting (=boring)

<p>ad: not interesting / exciting (=boring)</p>
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exposure

n: the state of being in a place/situation which there is no protection/cover (v: expose)

<p>n: the state of being in a place/situation which there is no protection/cover (v: expose)</p>
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tedious

adj: boring = monotonous

<p>adj: boring = monotonous</p>
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tolerance

n: willingness to accept ideas/beliefs that different from you and you may not agree/approve them

<p>n: willingness to accept ideas/beliefs that different from you and you may not agree/approve them</p>
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ameliorate

v: to make bad situation better

<p>v: to make bad situation better</p>
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depletion

n: a reduction of smth

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replenish

v: to fill smth up again (=restock)

<p>v: to fill smth up again (=restock)</p>
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conducive

adj: providing right conditions for smth to happen

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courtesy

n: polite behavior that show respect

<p>n: polite behavior that show respect</p>
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intelligible

adj: that can be easily understood (=comprehensible)

<p>adj: that can be easily understood (=comprehensible)</p>
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remorseful

adj: feeling extremely sorry for what you have done (=regretful)

<p>adj: feeling extremely sorry for what you have done (=regretful)</p>
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confine

v: to limit/keep sm closed in a place ( by force)

<p>v: to limit/keep sm closed in a place ( by force)</p>
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scout

n: a soldier that get information of the enemy

<p>n: a soldier that get information of the enemy</p>
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detract

v: to make smth less good/valuable

<p>v: to make smth less good/valuable</p>
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sardonic

adj: humorous in an unkind way = derisive

<p>adj: humorous in an unkind way = derisive</p>
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stringent

adj: exacting = demanding = strict

<p>adj: exacting = demanding = strict</p>
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acrimonious

adj: belligerent = bitter = full of anger/arguments

<p>adj: belligerent = bitter = full of anger/arguments</p>
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trite

adj: expressed too often to be interesting = jaded

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pivotal

adj: important = crucial

<p>adj: important = crucial</p>
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insatiable

adj: too great to be satisfied

<p>adj: too great to be satisfied</p>
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discriminating

adj: able to judge quality based on differences

<p>adj: able to judge quality based on differences</p>
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vehement

adj: expressing strong feelings

<p>adj: expressing strong feelings</p>
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necessitate

v: to make smth to be necessary

<p>v: to make smth to be necessary</p>
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prominent

adj: famous + important

<p>adj: famous + important</p>
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renowned

adj: famous for smth

<p>adj: famous for smth</p>
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stoic

adj: stoicism (n)

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negate

v: to cause smth to have no effect = RESCIND >< enact/mandate

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triumph

n: victory/success/achievement or satisfaction

<p>n: victory/success/achievement or satisfaction</p>
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dogmatic

adj: arrogant + always think you're right

<p>adj: arrogant + always think you're right</p>
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recluse

n: a person who lives apart from society and alone

<p>n: a person who lives apart from society and alone</p>
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meager

adj: ( amount/number): small/not enough

<p>adj: ( amount/number): small/not enough</p>
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strut

v: to walk proudly to show importance

<p>v: to walk proudly to show importance</p>
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myopia

n: short-sightedness

<p>n: short-sightedness</p>
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protagonist

n: main character / an important supporter

<p>n: main character / an important supporter</p>
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pious

adj: devoutly religious

<p>adj: devoutly religious</p>
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integrity

n: honesty

<p>n: honesty</p>
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naive

adj: too ready to believe sm/smth because lack of experience

<p>adj: too ready to believe sm/smth because lack of experience</p>
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obscure

adj: not clear & difficult to understand/see

<p>adj: not clear &amp; difficult to understand/see</p>
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superficial

= frivolous (adj) / not complete & involving only the most obvious thing

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viable

feasible, possible

<p>feasible, possible</p>
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zenith

n: summit

<p>n: summit</p>
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undermine

v: to weaken

<p>v: to weaken</p>
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proficient

adj: skilled, experienced

<p>adj: skilled, experienced</p>
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diverge

v: to follow different direction / become different

<p>v: to follow different direction / become different</p>
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concede

v: to admit smth is true ( unwilling )

<p>v: to admit smth is true ( unwilling )</p>
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tangible

adj: real, palpable

<p>adj: real, palpable</p>
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subordinate

adj: having lower / less important position

<p>adj: having lower / less important position</p>