Vocabulary for Success 7.5 Flashcards

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(verb) 1. to give examples in order to make (something) easier to understand. 2. to be proof or evidence of (something). 3. to explain or decorate a story, book, etc., with pictures

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illustrate

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(noun) 1. something wanted or valued that is gotten : something that is gained. 2. something that is helpful : advantage or benefit. 3. an increase in amount, size, or number

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gain

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(verb) 1. a. to get (something wanted or valued). b. to win (something) in a competition, battle, etc. c. to gradually get (something) or more of (something) as time passes 2. to cause (someone) to have (something). 3. to increase in (something)

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gain

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(verb) 1. a. to move or control (something) with your hands or by using a machine b. medical : to move (muscles and bones) with your hands as a form of treatment 2. to use or change (numbers, information, etc.) in a skillful way or for a particular purpose. 3. to deal with or control (someone or something) in a clever and usually unfair or selfish way

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manipulate

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(noun) people who buy goods and services

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consumers

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(noun) 1. an act of buying something. 2. something that is bought

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purchase

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(verb) to buy (property, goods, etc.) : to get (something) by paying money for it.

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purchase

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(adj.) 1. a. not capable of being affected by a disease. b. not influenced or affected by something. 2. having special protection from something that is required for most people by law 3. of or relating to the body's immune system

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immune

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(noun) 1. a general statement : a statement about a group of people or things that is based on only a few people or things in that group 2. the act or process of

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generalization

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(noun) 1. A small book that gives useful information about something; 2. A vehicle that has a system for changing gears that has to be operated by the driver

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manual