P10 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Surreptitious

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Done in a secret or sneaky way, often to avoid being noticed. (Example: He took a surreptitious glance at his friend’s test answers.)

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Vindicate

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To prove that someone is right or not guilty after they were accused of something. (Example: The evidence helped vindicate her and show she didn’t commit the crime.)

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Contradiction

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A situation where two things cannot both be true because they are opposite or go against each other. (Example: Saying you love animals but hurting them is a contradiction.)

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Implication

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A suggestion or idea that is not directly said but is understood from what is said or done. (Example: If someone doesn’t say hello back, the implication might be that they’re upset.)

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Tangible

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Something that can be touched or felt; something real and not just an idea. (Example: The trophy was a tangible reward for all their hard work.)