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1020
activate
verb
to
make a piece of equipment or a process start working
ac-:
variant of ad- before c and qu
accede, acquire, accurately
default
noun
the
way that something will appear or be done if you make no other choice,
especially on a computer
de-:
down from, down
depopulation, devalue, derail
defective
adjective
not made correctly,
or not working correctly
-ive:
a suffix of adjectives
prohibitive, festive, massive
endeavor
noun
an
effort to do something, especially something new or difficult
en-:
cause to be in a certain condition
enable,
encourage, enrich
hesitate
verb
to
pause before doing something, or to do something very slowly, usually because
you are nervous, embarrassed, or worried
-ate:
possessing, having the appearance or characteristics of
fortunate, palmate, Latinate
1021
hook
noun
a
curved piece of metal or plastic for hanging things on
incorporate
verb
to
add or include something as a part of something else, for example as a part of
an arrangement or a document
in-:
not, none
incredible, insincere, illegal
intentionally
adverb
deliberate
-ly:
a suffix forming adverbs from adjectives
gladly, gradually, secondly
perceive
verb
to
understand or think about something in a particular way
per-:
through, all, all over
perspective, perennial, persuade
sensation
noun
a
physical feeling
-tion:
indicating state, condition, action, process, or result
revolution, commendation, temptation
1022
simultaneously
adverb
happening
or done at the same time
-ous:
having the quality of
famous, advantageous, mysterious
wear
off
phrase
to
diminish slowly or gradually or to diminish in effect
conflict
noun
angry
disagreement between people or groups
con-:
together, extension
conclusion, connatural, conjoined
conservative
adjective
not
willing to accept much change, especially in the traditional values of society
-ive:
a suffix of adjectives
prohibitive, festive, massive
course
noun
a
series of lessons or lectures in an academic subject or a practical skill
1023
diagnosis
noun
a
statement about what disease someone has, based on examining them
dia-:
through, between, across
diameter, dialogue, diaeresis
flow
noun
the
continuous movement of a liquid in one direction
grasp
verb
to
take and hold something or someone very tightly
grin
verb
to
smile showing your teeth
identify
with
phrase
to feel that you can understand and share
someone else's feelings
1024
illusion
verb
a
false or wrong belief or idea
il-:
not, extension
illimitable, illegal, illogical
rub
verb
to
press and move your hands or an object over a surface
stir
up
phrase
to
set in motion
sweep
verb
to
clean a floor, the ground, or another surface using a broom
sympathetic
adjective
kind
to someone who has a problem and willing to understand how they feel
ic-:
having some characteristics of, in the style of, pertaining to a family of
peoples or languages
poetic, archaic, public
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