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66 Cards in this Set
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to study or find out the nature and relationship of the parts of by analysis
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analyze
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to come near or nearer
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approach
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the surface inside a figure or shape
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area
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to find out or decide the importance, size, or value of
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assess
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to take as true. Syn: SUPPOSE
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assume
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1. the right to give commands : the power to influence the behavior of others
2.persons having powers of government |
authority
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possible to get, get to, or use
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available
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1. something that does good to a person or thing 2. money paid at death or when sick, retired, or unemployed 3. social event to raise funds for a person or cause
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benefit
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something conceived in the mind. Syn : THOUGHT, NOTION
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concept
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to be made up or composed
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consist
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the parts of something written or spoken that are near a certain word or group of words and that help to explain its meaning
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context
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1 : to appoint to an office or duty
2 : establish. Syn: SET UP 3 : form. Syn: MAKE UP |
constitute
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1 : a legally binding agreement between two or more parties
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contract
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facts about something that can be used in calculating, reasoning, or planning
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data
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1. to set forth the meaning of
2. to fix or mark the limits of |
define
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1 : to receive or obtain from a source
2 : to arrive at by reasoning and observation. Syn: INFER, DEDUCE |
derive
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1 : to divide among several or many
2 : to spread out so as to cover something. Syn: SCATTER |
distribute
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1 : careful use of money and goods
2 : a special arrangement or system 3 : the way an economic system is arranged |
economy
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the surrounding conditions or forces that influence life or community.
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environment
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to make a permanent part of a nation's laws
2 : to put securely in place or cause to have a firm and lasting position |
establish
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to judge the approximate value, size, or cost of on the basis of experience or observation rather than actual measurement
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estimate
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clear to the sight or mind. Syn: PLAIN
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evident
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2 : something that contributes to the production of a result <price wasn't a factor in our decision>
3 : any of the numbers or symbols in mathematics that when multiplied together form a product |
factor
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1. resources (as money) available to a government, person, group, or business
2 : the obtaining or providing of funds or capital |
finance
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1: prescription, recipe
2: a general fact or rule expressed in symbols and especially mathematical symbols 3 : a required or set form or method |
formula
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1 : professional job or duties. Syn: OCCUPATION
2 the particular purpose for which a person or thing is specially fitted or used or for which a thing exists 3 : a large important ceremony or social affair 4: a mathematical relationship that assigns exactly one element of one set to each element of the same or another set |
function
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a gain usually measured in money that comes in from labor, business, or propert
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income
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1 a : to point out or point to. b : to be a sign of
2 : to state or express briefly. Syn: SUGGEST |
indicate
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1 : of or relating to an individual
2 : intended for one person 3 : separate 4 : having a special quality. Syn: DISTINCT |
individual
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to judge the approximate value, size, or cost of on the basis of experience or observation rather than actual measurement
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estimate
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clear to the sight or mind. Syn: PLAIN
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evident
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2 : something that contributes to the production of a result <price wasn't a factor in our decision>
3 : any of the numbers or symbols in mathematics that when multiplied together form a product |
factor
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1. resources (as money) available to a government, person, group, or business
2 : the obtaining or providing of funds or capital |
finance
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1: prescription, recipe
2: a general fact or rule expressed in symbols and especially mathematical symbols 3 : a required or set form or method |
formula
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1 : professional job or duties. Syn: OCCUPATION
2 the particular purpose for which a person or thing is specially fitted or used or for which a thing exists 3 : a large important ceremony or social affair 4: a mathematical relationship that assigns exactly one element of one set to each element of the same or another set |
function
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a gain usually measured in money that comes in from labor, business, or propert
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income
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1 a : to point out or point to. b : to be a sign of
2 : to state or express briefly. Syn: SUGGEST |
indicate
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1 : of or relating to an individual
2 : intended for one person 3 : separate 4 : having a special quality. Syn: DISTINCT |
individual
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to explain the meaning of
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interpret
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1. to take part in as a participan
2. to have an effect on : AFFEC |
involve
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1 : a point of debate or controversy
2 : something issued or issuing |
issue
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1 : physical or mental effort
2 : the services performed by workers for wages |
labor
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1 : of or relating to law or lawyers
2 : based on law |
legal
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1 : having the power of legislating <the legislative branch>
2 : of or relating to a legislature or legislation |
legislative
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1 a : greater in dignity, rank, or importance. b : greater in number, quantity, or extent
2 a : notable in effect or scope. b : significant in size, amount, or degree 3 : of or relating to an academic major |
major
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1 : a way, plan, or procedure for doing something
2 : orderly arrangement |
method
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1 : to be found or met with : APPEAR
2 : to come into existence : HAPPEN 3 : to come into the mind |
occur
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in the hundred : of each hundred
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percent
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1 : the completion of a cycle, a series of events, or an action
2 : a point . used to mark the end 3 : a portion of time marked by some repeating event |
period
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a general or basic truth on which other truths or theories can be based
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principle
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1 : to come from a source
2 : to continue after a pause or interruption 3 : to go forward or onward |
proceed
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a natural continuing action or series of actions or changes
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process
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a course of action chosen in order to guide people in making decisions
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policy
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1. to have a need for
2. order |
require
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careful study and investigation for the purpose of discovering and explaining new knowledge
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research
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1 : to say something in return : make an answer
2 a : to react in response |
respond
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1 a : a character assigned or taken on b : a socially expected behavior pattern usually determined by an individual's status in a particular society c : a part played by an actor or singer
2. function |
role
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a part cut off or separated
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section
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1 a : the part of a circle included between two radii b : an area assigned to a military commander to defend
2 : a part of society |
sector
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having much importance
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significant
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having qualities in common
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similar
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1 a : a force that gives rise to something : CAUSE b : a point where something begins c : a person or a publication that supplies information
2 : the beginning of a stream of water 3 : a firsthand document or main reference work |
source
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clearly and exactly presented or stated
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specific
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1 : the action of building : CONSTRUCTION
2 : something constructed or arranged in a definite pattern of organization 3 : manner of construction : the arrangement or relationship of elements |
structure
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1 : the general ideas or principles of an art or science: an idea that is the starting point for argument or investigation
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theory
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1 : to make a minor or partial change in
2 : to give variety to 3 : to show or undergo change 4 a : to be different |
vary
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