E9_L2_ch1_Paradigm vocacabulary

A clear and typical example that is a model for something:

• paradigm

• paradox

• capacity

• transform

Able to produce the intended effect or result; successful:

• integrated

• efficacious

• capacity

• revelation

No longer useful because something newer exists; outdated:

• paradox

• in spite of

• obsolete

• shake things up

A statement / situation that presents opposing views as true at the same time:

• paradox

• simile

• shake things up

• transform

Without being affected by something:

• integrated

• revelation

• in spite of

• efficacious

To upset the usual way of doing something in a major or surprising way:

• capacity

• integrated

• paradigm

• shake things up

Made whole or complete by bringing together different parts:

• broke up

• integrated

• segregated

• dispersed

The mental ability to receive knowledge and ideas:

• brain

• revelation

• capacity

• ineptitude

An important or surprising fact that is made known for the first time:

• transformation

• misconception

• revelation

• unfamiliarity

To change the character or appearance of something:

• transform

• preserve

• keep

• remain