Unit 1 Writing Freedom: Academic Vocabulary

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What does the word 'confirm' mean?

Back

To establish the truth or correctness of something; to verify.

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What does the word 'demonstrate' mean?

Back

To show or prove something clearly through evidence or action.

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What does the word 'conviction' mean?

Back

A firmly held belief or opinion; the quality of being convinced.

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What does the word 'establish' mean?

Back

To set up or lay the groundwork for something; to prove or confirm.

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What does the word 'supplement' mean?

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To add to something in order to enhance or complete it.

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Use 'demonstrate' in a sentence.

Back

The basketball player hopes to demonstrate his skill during tryouts.

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Use 'confirm' in a sentence.

Back

The agency was able to confirm that the accountant was a former employee.

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Use 'conviction' in a sentence.

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The more you speak with conviction, the more your audience will value what you have to say.

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What is the relationship between 'demonstrate' and 'confirm'?

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Both involve showing or proving something, but 'demonstrate' is more about showing through action, while 'confirm' is about verifying or establishing truth.

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Provide a synonym for 'establish'.

Back

Set up, found, or create.