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32 Cards in this Set
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Alternative |
Another possibility or choice |
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Circumstance |
A fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action; one's state or financial or material welfare |
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Comment |
A verbal or written remark expressing an opinion or reaction |
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Compensation |
Something (such as money) given or received in recognition for loss, suffering or injury |
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To compensate |
To replace or balance the effect of something bad, or to pay someone money because they have suffered injury, loss, or damage |
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Component |
A part of something larger |
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Consent |
Agreement or permission |
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Considerable |
Large in number, amount or extent |
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Constant |
Occurring continuously over a long period of time, unchanging |
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Constraint |
A limitation or restriction |
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Contribution |
The part played by a person or thing in making something happen or in moving something forward |
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To contribute to smth |
To give money, help, ideas etc to smth that a lot of other people are also involved in |
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Convention |
A way in which smrh is usually done; a large meeting or conference |
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Coordination |
The organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively; the ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly and efficiently |
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Core |
Center of an object |
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Corporate |
Of or belonging to a large unified group of people |
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Corresponding |
Matching or equal in character, from, or function; comparable |
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To correspond to smth |
To comply with, to have relationship with something |
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Criteria |
Rules by which something is judged |
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Deduction |
The act of removing a part from the whole; the reaching of a conclusion using reason |
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To deduce |
To infer, to arrive at a conclusion by reasoning |
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To demonstrate |
To explain or teach by showing |
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Document |
Writing that provides information; to write down or record for information |
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To document |
To record the details of something or to provide or support something with documents |
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Dominant |
Having power and influence over others; strongest; inherited (of a trait or characteristics) |
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Emphasis |
Social importance, value, or prominence given to smth; intensity of expression |
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To emphasize |
To say smth in a strong way, to stress its importance |
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To ensure |
To make certain that smth will occur |
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Excluded |
Not included |
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To exclude |
To decide that something is not a possibility OR to deliberately not include something |
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Framework |
The essential shape or structure of smth |
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Funds |
Financial resources |
