Vocabulary Flashcards

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drastic

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(adj) Extreme and sudden. Example: The company had to take drastic measures to cut costs.

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exaggerate

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(verb) To make something seem larger, more important, or worse than it really is. Example: He tends to exaggerate his achievements.

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intense

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(adj) Very strong or extreme in degree. Example: The competition was intense, with every team playing their best.

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keen athleticism

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(noun phrase) Exceptional enthusiasm and ability in sports or physical activities. Example: Her keen athleticism impressed the scouts.

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scout

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(noun/verb) (n) A person who searches for talented people or explores areas; (v) to look for talent or places. Example: The scout spotted a future star.

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transfer opponent

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(noun phrase) A rival player involved in a transfer or a player who has moved from one team to another and is now an opponent. Example: They faced their former transfer opponent in the finals.

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formidable

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(adj) Inspiring fear or respect due to strength, skill, or difficulty. Example: The mountain was a formidable challenge.

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enduring

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(adj/verb) Lasting for a long time; or tolerating something difficult. Example: They have an enduring friendship.

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reference

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(noun/verb) (n) A source of information or a recommendation; (v) to mention something. Example: This book is a good reference for learners.

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scenario

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(noun) A possible situation or sequence of events. Example: In the worst-case scenario, the trip is canceled.