Vocabulary Quiz 2 Study Guide

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Comprehend

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To understand fully; to grasp the meaning of something

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Concede

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To admit or acknowledge something as valid or true; to surrender or yield

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Consecutive

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Following each other continuously without interruption

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Consequence

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The result or effect of an action or condition

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Controversial

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Causing disagreement or discussion

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Conventional

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Based on or in accordance with what is generally done or believed

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Convey

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To transport or communicate something

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Correlate

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To have a mutual relationship or connection where one thing affects or depends on another

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Credible

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Capable of being believed; reasonable to trust or believe

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Criterion (plural: criteria)

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A standard by which something may be judged or decided