Lexicode 1 - G6

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penetrate

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to go into or through something

The knife had penetrated his chest.

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immune

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that cannot catch or be affected by a particular disease or illness

• Many people are immune to this disease.

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concur

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to agree

Historians have concurred with each other in this view.

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subjugate

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to defeat somebody/something; to gain control over somebody/something

She subjugated herself to her mother's needs. (cô ấy hi sinh bản thân để phục vụ mong muốn của mẹ)

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proximity

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the state of being near somebody/something in distance or time

• The site is in close proximity to an airport.

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abhor

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to hate something, for example a way of behaving or thinking, especially for moral reasons

• Most decent people abhor corruption in government.

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bigot

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a person who has very strong, unreasonable beliefs or opinions about race, religion or politics and who will not listen to or accept the opinions of anyone who disagrees

He was labeled a bigot after making some offensive comments.

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counterfeit

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(of money and goods for sale) made to look exactly like something in order to trick people into thinking that they are getting the real thing

• Are you aware these notes are counterfeit?

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enfranchise

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to give somebody the right to vote in an election

Women in Britain were first enfranchised in 1918.

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hamper

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to prevent somebody from easily doing or achieving something

• Millions of parents are hampered in their careers by lack of adequate childcare.