Groundwork Vocabulary Mixed Chapters 2

influence means​ (a)  

• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious

sympathize means​ (a)  

• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on

bewilder means ​ (a)   ​

• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for

legible means ​ (a)   ​

• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle

devote means ​ (a)   ​

• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read

idle means ​ (a)   ​

• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely

disregard means ​ (a)   ​

• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive

excerpt means ​ (a)   ​

• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to

hinder means ​ (a)   ​

• to stop or slow down something; interfere
• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work

monotonous means ​ (a)   ​

• boring; lack of change; repititious
• to have an effect on
• to feel or express sorry or pity for
• to confuse; puzzle
• clear enough to be read
• to give time or attention completely
• not doing anything; inactive
• to pay no attention to
• a part of a whole work
• to stop or slow down something; interfere