TPR set 1

This means to support or strengthen something:

• assert

• bolster

• concede

• advocate

This means to admit or acknowledge something, often reluctantly.

• dispute

• bolster

• refute

• concede

This means to publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy.

• advocate

• concede

• dispute

• undermine

This means to have doubt or reservations about the vailidity of something.

• concede

• undermine

• skeptical

• advocate

This is the opposite of bolster. It means to weaken or harm something gradually or covertly.

• proponent

• advocate

• concede

• undermine

This means to argue about something, to disagree.

• concede

• dispute

• assert

• advocate

boslter is to ___(A) ____ as undermine is to ____(B) ___.

• A. strengthen

  B. weaken

• A. weaken

  B strengthen

ASSERT

• To weaken or harm something gradually or covertly.

• To prove that something is false or incorrect.

• To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully

• To admit or acknowledge something, often reluctantly.

A person who advocates for a cause is a _______

• skeptic

• proponent

The opposite of TO REPUDIATE is

• TO REJECT

• TO ACCEPT

• TO CONCEDE

• TO ERODE