Vocabulary Flashcards

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Grudge

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A persistent feeling of ill will or resentment.

Example: Even though they argued, she couldn’t hold a grudge against her brother for long.

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Resilience

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The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.

Example: Their resilience as a family helped them overcome the loss of their home.

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Mutual

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Experienced or done by both parties involved.

Example: They had a mutual understanding that family comes first.

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Interdependency

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A relationship where two or more parties depend on each other.

Example: There is a strong interdependency between siblings when they share responsibilities.

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Biologically

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In a way that relates to the biology or life processes of living organisms.

Example: Biologically, we are programmed to care for family because we share genes.

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Frustrating

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Causing annoyance or upset because of an inability to achieve something.

Example: It can be frustrating when parents set strict rules, but it shows they care.

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Independence

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The state of being self-sufficient and free from control.

Example: Teenagers often seek independence as they grow older and make their own decisions.

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Bond

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A strong connection or relationship between people.

Example: The bond between siblings often grows stronger through shared experiences.