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12 Cards in this Set

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averse to

dislike
word of the day
having a clear dislike of (something)
she is not averse to taking chances.
phrase
advocate
word of the day
a person who argues for or supports a cause or policy
noun
a birth control advocate
downplay
newspaper
to make (something) seem smaller or less important ▪ She downplayed [=played down] her role in the research. ▪ Athletes often downplay their injuries.
verb
infusion
newspaper
the addition of something (such as money) that is needed or helpful ▪ The company has received an infusion of cash/capital/funds. = There has been an infusion of cash/capital/funds into the company.
noun
pro·lif·er·ate
textbook
to increase in number or amount quickly ▪ New problems have proliferated in recent months. [=many new problems have occurred in recent months]
verb
tingle
tingling toes
ad.
to have a feeling like the feeling of many small sharp points pressing into your skin ▪ My arm/leg was numb and tingling.
verb
circumvent
text
to avoid being stopped by (something, such as a law or rule) : We circumvented the problem by using a different program. ▪ He found a way to circumvent the law.
verb
address
text
to deal with (a matter, issue, problem, etc.) We're all curious about how the mayor plans to address the issue.
verb
swerve
newspaper
to change direction suddenly especially to avoid hitting someone or something ▪ The car swerved [=turned] sharply to avoid hitting the deer. ▪ He lost control of the car and swerved toward a tree.
verb
concentric
textbook
having the same center. concentric circles
adj.
insane
text
go insane : to become mentally ill : to go crazy ▪ She went insane and started thinking that everyone was trying to kill her.
adj.
reflection
text
an image that is seen in a mirror or on a shiny surface ▪ She was looking at her reflection in the mirror. ▪ He saw the reflections of the clouds on the lake.
noun