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conscious (adjective)

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aware; awake
When I mix chemicals, I am conscious of the safety procedures.

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inscription (noun)

Back 2

carving or writing on a surface ;
a signed message on a picture or in a book
Both American coins and paper dollars have an inscription " IN GOD WE TRUST".

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Infer (verb)

Back 3

to conclude; to guess
The physics students inferred from thier lab results that acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s.

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transcript (verb)

Back 4

to make a complete written copy ;
to copy something into another form
Medical transcriptionist transcribe every word of doctors speech.

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imply( verb)

Back 5

to suggest; to say something indirectly
When Americans' wanted to imply something, yhey say, " I would do dad dad dad...".

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conscience (noun)

Back 6

sense of righr and wrong; moral sense
Researchers show that chlidren conscience, sense of right and wrong, starts at age four.

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effect (noun)

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a result

Regularly studying has a positive effect on students' grade.

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invoke (verb)

Back 8

to call in assistance; to call upon

Ethiopia invoked the help of European Union for food aid.

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revoke (verb)

Back 9

to cancel or withdraw
I don't revoke from Read-100 class, but someone cancelled me from
it.

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affect (verb)

Back 10

to have an influence on ; to change
Geography affects the living condition of people.

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epigram (noun)

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a short, clever saying, often in rythme
I like epigrams because they are short and clever way of saying something.

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vociferous (adjective)

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crying out noisily; speaking loudly
The politian speech was so voceferous that he doesn't need any loud speakers.

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demographic (adjective)

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referring to the study of population characteristic
Fro demographic data, I inferred that population growth will decline in America.

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edict (noun)

Back 14

an order or decree

The transitional government of Ethiopia made an edict which bans child labor.

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loquacious (adjective)

Back 15

very talkative

Our brother talks very much so
he is loquacious man.

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monologue (noun)

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a speech or performance by one person
I don't like a monologue play, because there is only one person is playing.

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prologue (noun)

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the introduction to a literary or artistic work;
an introductory event
I always want to hear the prologue of programs when they introduce them.

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manuscript (noun, adjective)

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the orginal text of a book or article before publication (noun)
referring to writing done by han(adjective)
I would like to thankmy friends who gave me valuable comments on this manuscript before publication.

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contradict (verb)

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to say or put forth the opposite of something

Not to confuse our son, I and my wife do not contradict in our advice.

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graghic (adjective)

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referring to drawing or articstic writing ;
described vividly or clearly
Today's lecture was so graghic that all us understood it very clealy.

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dictator (noun)

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a ruler with total authority

Mengistu H/M, dictator president of Ethiopia, ordered to close many christian churches.

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advocate (verb)

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to urge publicly; to recommend (verb)
a person who publicly urges a cause (noun)
Ecologists advocate conservation of natural resources when they demonstrate publicily.

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Colloquial (adjective)

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informal conversation or expression

When you give a speech, speak formally, but do not use any colloquial ways.

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ecology(noun)

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the relationship of living things and their environment; the study of this relationship
He knows better about our environment because he studied ecology.