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Circumstantial
Synonyms: Coincidental
Her decision to leave the job was based on circumstantial factors beyond her control.
Circumvent
Synonyms: Detour
Antonyms: Allow
The company tried to circumvent the rules by using a loophole in the contract.
Coalition
Synonyms: Affiliation
Antonyms: Disassociation
Several small parties formed a coalition to gain enough seats to govern.
Concur
Synonyms: Acquiesce, assent
Antonyms: Disagree
The judges concurred that the evidence was insufficient to support the claim.
Conscience
Synonyms: principals
Antonyms: Immorality
His conscience would not allow him to take credit for someone else’s work.
Prescience
Synonym: Wisdom
HINT: not anything to do with a sixth sense, refers to the abiotic to forecast the future accurately
The author’s prescience in predicting future technologies amazed readers years later.
Dichotomy
Synonym: Difference
The novel explores the dichotomy between good and evil through its complex characters.
Digression
Synonyms: Deflection
During his lecture on history, he made a brief digression to share a personal story.
Excise
The editor decided to excise several paragraphs that were off-topic from the final article.
Exculpate
Synonyms: absolve
Antonyms: condemn
The witness helped exculpate him by saying he didn’t do anything wrong.
Geographer
The geographer studied the river patterns to understand how the land had changed over time.
Geology
She decided to study geology because she was fascinated by rocks and how the Earth changes over time.
Infuse
Synonyms: Impart
The teacher tried to infuse her students with a love for reading by sharing exciting stories.
Insightful
Synonyms: Astute
Her comments during the meeting were very insightful, helping everyone understand the problem more clearly.
Pacifist
Synonyms: Peacemaker
Antonyms: Belligerent
As a pacifist, he refused to fight in the war and instead promoted peaceful solutions.
Pacify
Synonyms: ameliorate
Antonyms: agitate
The mother tried to pacify her crying baby by singing a lullaby.