Reverberate/Unwittingly

of a sound) to be repeated several times as it is reflected off different surfaces//___ (with/to something) (of a place) to seem to shake because of a loud noise//to have a strong effect on people for a long time or over a large area

• reverberate

• fictitious

• charter (norm)

• protocol

• withhold = keep back

a false or different name, especially one that is used by a criminal//(computing) a name that can be used instead of the actual name for a file, internet address, etc.

• alias

• composite

• piecemeal

• gatekeeper

• unwittingly

invented by somebody rather than true

All the places and characters in my novel are _____ (= they do not exist in real life).

• reverberate

• fictitious

• charter (norm)

• protocol

• withhold = keep back

[countable] a written statement describing the rights that a particular group of people should have

the European Social ____ of workers’ rights

[countable] a written statement of the principles and aims of an organization (SYNONYM constitution)//[countable] an official document stating that a government or political leader allows a new organization, town or university to be established and gives it particular rights//___ (for something) (British English) a law or policy that seems likely to help people do something bad//​[uncountable] the hiring of a plane, boat, etc.

• reverberate

• fictitious

• charter (norm)

• protocol

• withhold = keep back

[uncountable] a system of fixed rules and formal behaviour used at official meetings, usually between governments

a breach of ____//[countable] (specialist) the first or original version of an agreement, especially a treaty between countries, etc.; an extra part added to an agreement or treaty//[countable] (computing) a set of rules that control the way data is sent between computers//[countable] (specialist) a plan for performing a scientific experiment or medical treatment

• reverberate

• fictitious

• charter (norm)

• protocol

• withhold = keep back

___ something (from somebody/something) to refuse to give something to somebody//

• reverberate

• fictitious

• charter (norm)

• protocol

• withhold = keep back

made of different parts or materials

a ____ picture (= one made from several pictures)

• alias

• composite

• piecemeal

• gatekeeper

• unwittingly

[usually before noun] (often disapproving)

​done or happening gradually at different times and often in different ways, rather than carefully planned at the beginning

a ____ approach to dealing with the problem

• alias

• composite

• piecemeal

• gatekeeper

• unwittingly

without being aware of what you are doing or the situation that you are involved in

She had broken the law ___, but still she had broken it.

• alias

• composite

• piecemeal

• gatekeeper

• unwittingly

a person whose job is to check and control who is allowed to go through a gate//a person, system, etc. that decides whether somebody/something will be allowed, or allowed to reach a particular place or person

His secretary acts as a ____, reading all mail before it reaches her boss.

• alias

• composite

• piecemeal

• gatekeeper

• unwittingly