Reflect Unit 1 Vocabulary Review

capture

• To ignore or overlook something on purpose.

• To release something after holding it briefly.

• To take possession or control of something by force or effort.

• To break something into smaller pieces.

convey

• To hide or keep something secret.

• To express or communicate an idea or message to someone.

• To collect and store information for future use.

• To change or alter the meaning of something entirely.

counter

• To challenge or respond to an argument or statement with an opposing viewpoint.

• To increase the intensity of an argument or discussion.

• To gather information for future reference.

• To celebrate or recognise someone's achievements publicly.

dictate

• To write or type a document without any external influence.

• To express thoughts in a casual or informal manner.

• To lay down authority or command over something or someone.

• To make a decision based on personal preferences.

differentiate

• To ignore similarities between two or more items.

• To recognise or ascertain what makes something different from others.

• To combine elements to create a new product.

• To eliminate all traces of something.

enhance

• To diminish or reduce the quality of something.

• To substitute one item for another without changing its properties.

• To remove all elements of a particular feature.

• To improve or increase the value, quality, or attractiveness of something.

facilitate

• To hinder or obstruct the progress of something.

• To eliminate all options and create a single choice.

• To create confusion or complexity in a situation.

• To make a process or action easier or more manageable.

flourish

• To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way; to thrive.

• To remain stagnant without any change.

• To decline or wither due to lack of care.

• To conceal or hide from view.

genuine

• Common or ordinary in quality

• Fake or not authentic in nature.

• Sincere and truthful; not pretending or feigning.

• Deceptive in appearance or intention.

lucrative

• Producing little to no profit or financial gain.

• Relating to a temporary or unstable situation.

• Associated with high risks and low rewards.

• Capable of producing a great deal of profit; financially rewarding.