English - final voc test - an exercise made by franklinelev on Spellic.com

achievement something good and difficult that you have succeeded in doing

requirement something that you must do, or something you need

insight a clear, deep, and sometimes sudden understanding of a complicated problem or situation

outcome a result, or effect of something

to affect to have an influence on someone or something, or to cause a change in someone or something

to stem from to start or develop as a result of something

to dismiss to decide that something or someone is not important/worth considering

to assert to state an opinion or claim a right forcefully

beneficial helpful, useful, or good

similarly in a similar way

thus in this way

in (the) light of because of

not only... but also not just this, also that

in brief in short

all things considered when all the good and bad parts of something are thought of

to juxtapose to put things or people next to each other, esp. in order to compare them

to depict to represent or show soething in a picture or story

to engender to make people have a particular feeling or make a situation start to exist

to refer to to mention or speak about somebody or something

fundamental forming the base from which everything else develops

predominantly mainly

subsequently after something else

depiction the way that something is represented or shown, or something that represents or shows something

refusal the act of refusing to do or accept something

perception the ability to become aware of something through the senses

indictment a formal statement of accusation

emulation the process of copying something achieved by someone else and trying to do it as well as they have

discourse discussion or debate, or an example of this

on account of something because of something

to advocate to publicly support or recommend a particular cause, policy, or idea

to await to wait for someone or something, often wih a sense of anticipation or expectation

to commence to begin or start something, often used in formal contexts

consecutive refers to events or things that follow one after another in an unbroken sequence, without interruption

prominent refers to something or someone that is easily notiveable, well-known, or important with a particular context

allegedly an adverb used to indicate that something is claimed or asserted to be the case, often without proof or confirmation

deficiency a lack or shortage of something that is necessary, leading to potential problems or issues

endorsement an expression of support or approval for someone or something, often used in the context of products, quality, or progress in a particular field

benchmark a standard or point of reference used for comparison or measurement, often to evaluate performance, quality, or progress in a particular field

whereas a conjunction used to contrast two statements or ideas, highlighting a difference between them

notwithstanding conjunction used to indicate that something occurs or is true despite something else, it means "in spite of" or "regardless of"

to subjugate to control or dominate someone/something completly

to usurp to seize power or authority without justification

to suppress to put an end to, often by force

to proclaim to declare publicly or officialy

to exploit to take unfair advantage of

to disseminate to spread information widely

to capitulate to surrender or give in

to revise to alter or amend

to indoctrinate to teach or impose a particular ideology

to enforce to make a particular situation happen or be accepted

to deceive to moslead or trick, to persuade someone that something false is the truth

prophecy a prediction of the future

to woo to seek the affection or love of someone

witty clever and humorous

deceitful dishonest or misleading

noble showing high moral qualities or social rank

defiant proudly refusing to obey authority

cunning clever at planning something so that they get what they want,especially by tricking other people

vengefully in a way that expresses a desire for revenge

persistently continuing despite resistance

reluctantly with hesitation or doubt

ambiguous open to multiple interpretations

submissive willing to obey without resistance

to undermine to make someone less confident, less powerful, or less likely to suceed, or to make something weaker, often gradually

to deteriorate to become worse over time

to reinforce to strengthen and idea or theme

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