Vocab Cede, Ceed, Cess (Go, Yield); Vers, Vert (Turn)

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anniversary (noun)

Back 1

the date on which an event occurs every year; every year an event turns another year older

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conversation (noun)

Back 2

a discussion that switches from one person to another;

a discussion that "turns back and forth"

Front 3

convert (verb)

Back 3

to turn or change your beliefs or way of thinking

Front 4

diversify (verb)

Back 4

to divide up money into different investments so that if one area turns for the worse then you will be protected

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diversion (noun)

Back 5

something that turns your attention off of what you are thinking about

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extrovert (noun)

Back 6

a person who turns his or her attention outward toward other people

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introvert (noun)

Back 7

a person who turns his or her attention inward towards himself or herself;

a shy person

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invert (verb)

Back 8

to turn or flip in the opposite direction

Front 9

revert (verb)

Back 9

to turn back to a previous action or thought;

to go back in thought or speech;

to give back

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subvert (verb)

Back 10

to corrupt or undermine;

to turn against established authority

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accessible (adjective)

Back 11

able to go in, enter or approach

Front 12

accessory (noun)

Back 12

an article or item worn with an outfit that "goes with" or matches the outfit

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concede (verb)

Back 13

to yield to an opponent that one has lost;

to give in;

to admit that something is true and valid

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exceed (verb)

Back 14

to go or be beyond the limit or expectations

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intercede (verb)

Back 15

to mediate;

to go between people to help them reach an agreement

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precede (verb)

Back 16

to go before something else in time, order, place or rank

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proceed (verb)

Back 17

to keep on going;

to go ahead with something;

to move along

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recede (verb)

Back 18

to go or move back

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recess (noun)

Back 19

the time during which people go out and take a break

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successor (noun)

Back 20

a person who goes after someone else (usually related to a person taking over a job that is of higher rank)