Vocabulary Flashcards

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conflict (noun)

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A disagreement or struggle between people or groups. It can happen when people have different ideas, needs, or goals.

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boycott (noun)

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To refuse to buy or use something as a way to protest. Example: The students decided to have a boycott against the cafeteria food they did not like.

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accurate (adjective)

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Correct and true; without mistakes. Example: The teacher said my math answers were accurate.

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intolerable (adjective)

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Something that is too bad or painful to accept. Example: The noise from the construction outside was intolerable during our test.

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implication (noun)

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A suggestion or hint about something without saying it directly. Example: The implication of her words was that she wanted to work together.

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morale (noun)

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The spirit or confidence of a group of people. Example: The team's morale was high after winning the game.

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confront (verb)

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To face someone or something in a challenging way. Example: I had to confront my fear of speaking in front of the class.

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impress (verb)

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To make someone admire you or think highly of you. Example: I wanted to impress my friends with my science project.

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fleet (noun)

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A group of ships or vehicles. Example: The fleet of boats sailed across the lake.

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defiant (adjective)

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Boldly refusing to obey rules or authority. Example: The defiant child did not listen to the teacher.