Juhun+Jung

Place Found (with link if relevant) Week 2 - Vocabulary
 * (**Vocabulary Term + Part of Speech + Definition(in your own words) + Sample Sentence

1. Attributed - (v) connected to ex) He attributed his success to hard work. 2. Justification - (n)reason, explanation ex) I can see no possible justification for any further tax increases. 3. Validity - (n) accuracy, persuasiveness ex) The period of validity of the agreement has expired. 4. Subordinate - (adj) lowest elvel, low - ranking ex) In many societies women are subordinate to men. 5. Terminated - (v) ended, completed ex) This train terminates at London Victoria. 6. Consent - (n) agreement, permission ex) He is charged with taking a car without the owner's consent. 7. Extract - (v) take out, remove, pull out ex) The following extract is taken from her new novel. 8. Equivalent - (adj) equal, having the same value ex) Eight kilometers is roughly equivalent to five miles. 9. Incompatible - (adj) not matching, not fitting together ex) The hours of the job are incompatible with family life. 10. Comprehensive - (adj) complete, covering all areas ex) Most students dislike to solve a comprehensive questions.

**Week 3** -**Vocabulary for Week Ending Friday October 2**

1. generate - (v) produce ex) We need someone to generate new ideas 2. vocal - (adj) loud, outspoken ex) He has been very vocal in his criticism of the government's policy. 3, prelude - (n) introduction, opening ex) This is just a prelude to what we expect to be. 4. evokes - (v) creates, calls up ex) The music evoked memories of her youth. 5. genesis - (n) origin, source ex) In Genesis, it says God gives life to human. 6. loquacious - (adj) talkative ex) If you describe someone as loquacious, you mean that they talk a lot. 7. fictitious - (adj) made up, fake ex) All the places and characters in my novel are fictitious. 8. superfluous - (adj) unnecessary, extraneous ex) she gave him a look that made words superfluous. 9. subdue - (v) control, get rid of ex) she had to subdue and urge to stroke his hair. 10. fiction - (n) made up stories ex) For years he managed to keep up the fiction that he was not married.


 * Week 4 - Vocabulary for Week Ending Friday October 9**

1. Antidote - (n) a substance that controls the effects of a poison or disease Ex) There is no know antidote to the poison 2. Dissect - (v) to cut up a dead person, animal or plant in order to study it Ex) Her latest novel was dissected by the critics 3. Adherents - (n) a person who supports a political party or set of ideas Ex) He is an adherent in political party 4. Extraneous - (adj) not directly connected with the particular situation you are in or the subject you are dealing with Ex) We do not want any extraneous information on the page 5. Disassociate - (v) to make not a connection between people or htings in your mind Ex) I always disassociate the smell of baking with my childhood 6. Credentials - (v) to provide sb with credentials Ex) Everyone credential my father, because he is owner of company 7. Dictum - (n) a statement that expresses sth that people believe is always true or should be followed Ex) I need a dictum about smoking problem 8. Extricate - (v) to escape or enable sb to escape from a difficult situation Ex) He had managed to extricate himself from most of his official duties 9. Credible - (adj) that can be believed or trusted Ex) Community service is seen as the only credible alternative to imprisonment 10. Adhere - (v) to stick firmly to sth Ex) Once in the bloodstream, the bacteria adhere to the surface of the red cells


 * Week 5 - Vocabulary for Week Ending Friday October 16**

1. abash - (v) to make ashamed, to embarrass ex) He abashed me by this strange accident. 2. abate - (v) to subside, to reduce ex) The storm showed no signs of abating. 3. abdicate - (v) to step down from a position of power or responsibility ex) He abdicated in favour of his son. 4. aberration - (n) something not typical, a deviation from the standard ex) He should go to white hospital because he is an aberration. 5. abhor - (v) to hate very, very much, to detest ex) I abhor him cause he has a really bad personality. 6. abject - (adj) hopeless, extremely sad and servile, defeated, utterlyt bummed out ex) He had abject dead, because before he dead, anyone did not stay with him. 7. abnegate - (v) to deny oneself things, to reject, to renounce ex) i should abnegate game during test time. 8. abortive - (adj) unsuccessful ex) Hie efforts proved abortive. 9. abridge - (v) to shorten, to condense ex) The book is abridged fromthe original work. 10. absolute - (adj) total, unlimited, perfect ex) There is absolute rubbish on television tonight.


 * Week 6 - Vocabulary for Week Ending Friday October 23**

1. abrupt - (adj) sudden, hasty, precipitate, precipitious ex) She was very abrupt with me in our meeting 2. advent - (n) arrival, appearance, introduction, beginning ex) The advent of new technology help new generation 3. array - (n) arrangement, display, range, assortment, collection ex) They all arrayed themselves in ceremonial robes 4. backbone - (n) spine, vertebrae ex) I have a problem backbone 5. boost - (v) increase, raise, enlarge, enlarge ex) The movie helped boost her screen career 6. caustic - (adj) acrid, harsh, biting ex) Some substances have caustic characteristic 7. combine - (v) join, unite, merge, connect, integrate ex) He is some kind of Stan and saint combined 8. conflicting - (adj) opposing, contrary, contradictory, inconsistent, incompatible ex) Two opinions look conflicting 9. convince - (v) persuade, assure, induce, satisfy ex) She convinced me of her honesty 10. devout - (adj) pious, saintly, reverent, religious, devoted ex) I have a devout mind to him.


 * Week 7 - Vocabulary for Week Ending Friday October 30**

1. acute - (adj) sharp, shrewd ex) There is an acute shortage of water 2. adamant - (adj) stubborn, unyielding, completely inflexible ex) She was adamant that she would not come 3. address - (v) to speak to, to direct one's attention to ex) The letter was correctly addressed, but delivered to the wrong house 4. adherent - (n) follower, supporter, believer ex) He is an adherent of political party 5. admonish - (v) to scold gently, to warn ex) She was admonished for chewing gum in class 6. adroit - (adj) skillful, dexterous, clever, shrewd, socially at ease ex) He has adroit of engineer 7. adulation - (n) wild or excessive admiration, flattery ex) He is an adulation person, becasue he always follows boss 8. adulterate - (v) to contaminate, to make impure ex) He usually adulates to boss 9. adverse - (adj) unfavorable, antagonistic ex) Her health was adversely affected by the climate 10. aesthetic - (adj) having to do with artistic beauty, artistic ex) Their furniture was more aesthetic than functional