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24 Cards in this Set
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accommodate |
(v.) to accept someone's opinions or needs and try to do what the person wants, especially when your ideas differ |
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appendix |
(n.) supplementary writing at the end of a book containing additional information |
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automatic |
(adj.) certain, sure, or guaranteed; done without thinking or robotically |
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committed |
(adj.) willing to work very hard at something; to be obligated to or pledge allegiance to |
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compensate |
(v.) to pay someone because money because the person has suffered injury, loss, or damage; to make up for; reimburse |
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displace |
(v.) move out of position, relocate, or transfer; force from a location |
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enforcement |
(n.) act of making sure rules are followed |
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financial |
(adj.) relating to money, management of money, or banking |
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ignorance |
(n.) a lack of education, knowledge, or information about something |
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incentive |
(n.) positive motivational influence; encouragement |
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initially |
(adv.) in the beginning or near the start |
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irrelevant |
(adj.) having no importance, use, or relation to a particular situation |
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mechanism |
(n.) procedure, system, or method; mechanical device or system of moving parts |
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pose |
(v.) to exist in a way that may cause a problem, danger, or difficulty; to hold a position or stance; (n.) a position or stance |
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prime |
(adj.) major, chief, or principal; best quality or highest importance; (v.) to prepare |
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rational |
(adj.) reasonable; logical; sensible |
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recovery |
(n.) act of getting back a previous state or normal condition after a period of difficulty |
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registration |
(n.) the act of recording names and details on an official list |
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resolution |
(n.) a formal decision or statement agreed on by a group of people; determination and strong will; an answer to a conflict or problem; clarity of an image or instrument precision |
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restore |
(v.) to make new or bring back to original condition; reestablish |
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scheme |
(n.) a method, system, or clever plan; (v.) to make a clever plan |
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scope |
(n.) a range or extent of something |
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suspend |
(v.) to officially stop something from continuing, especially for a short time; keep undecided, or hold back |
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welfare |
(n.) money paid by the government to people who are poor,do not have jobs, are sick, etc.; health, comfort, and happiness |
