Vocabulary Flashcards

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Prevalence

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The state of being widespread or common.

Example: The prevalence of smartphones has changed the way we communicate.

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Frugality

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The quality of being economical with money or resources; thriftiness.

Example: Her frugality helped her save money during tough times.

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Recession

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A period of economic decline where trade and industrial activity are reduced.

Example: The country faced a severe recession, leading to high unemployment rates.

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Disparity

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A great difference or inequality.

Example: The disparity between rich and poor has increased in recent years.

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Profound

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Very great or intense; having deep meaning.

Example: The book had a profound impact on the way I view the world.

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Metamorphosed

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Changed or transformed, especially in a significant way.

Example: Over the years, the town metamorphosed from a small village into a bustling city.

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Constitutes

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To make up or form something.

Example: People under 30 constitute the majority of the voters in the upcoming election.

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Penetrated

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To have entered or influenced something deeply.

Example: The new ideas about sustainability have penetrated many industries.