Vocab 12 Flashcard: Mary Shelley + Frank L1

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What does 'authoritative' mean?

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Able to be trusted, reliable; considered the best of its kind.

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Use 'authoritative' in a sentence.

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The professor’s authoritative lecture left no room for debate, and everyone took notes intently.

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What does 'weather' refer to in a sentence context?

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The term refers to the atmospheric conditions, such as rain, snow, or sunshine.

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What does 'diligent' mean?

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Having careful consideration for one's work; persisting in the work even when it is difficult.

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Use 'diligent' in a sentence.

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The student was diligent in completing her homework, even when it was challenging.

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What does 'prolific' mean?

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Known for producing a large number of works or results.

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Use 'prolific' in a sentence.

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Known for his prolific songwriting, the musician released new albums almost every year.

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What does 'avid' mean?

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Having a keen interest or enthusiasm for something.

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Use 'avid' in a sentence.

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She is an avid reader, finishing several books each month.

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What is the opposite of 'diligent'?

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Negligent or careless.