Vocabulary Flashcards

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Impact

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A strong effect or influence on something or someone.

Example: Sibling relationships can have a lasting impact on a person's values and behavior.

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Tradition

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A custom or belief passed down from generation to generation.

Example: Celebrating National Siblings Day has become a new family tradition for many.

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Resolve

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To find a solution to a problem or disagreement.

Example: Siblings often learn to resolve their conflicts through compromise and understanding.

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Conflict

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A serious disagreement or argument.

Example: Spending a lot of time together can lead to conflict between siblings.

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Negotiate

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To discuss something in order to reach an agreement.

Example: Siblings learn to negotiate about how to share toys or responsibilities.

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Stereotype

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A widely held but oversimplified belief about a particular type of person or thing.

Example: The idea that only children are selfish is a common stereotype that isn't always true.

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Perks

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Special benefits or advantages.

Example: One of the perks of being an only child is not having to share your belongings.

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Comfort

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A state of physical or emotional ease and peace.

Example: Many children find comfort in talking to their pets after a tough day at school.