Vocabulary Level F, unit 2

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What does the term 'precipitate' mean in a general context?

Back

To bring about suddenly or unexpectedly.

Front

Define 'interloper' in the context of social gatherings.

Back

A person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or do not belong.

Front

What is the opposite of 'stringent' when describing rules or regulations?

Back

Lax or lenient.

Front

What does 'ex officio' mean?

Back

By virtue of one's position or office.

Front

What does 'callow' refer to when describing a person?

Back

Someone who is inexperienced or immature.

Front

What is a synonym for 'precipitate' in the context of causing an event?

Back

Instigate.

Front

In what context might someone be described as a 'buttinsky'?

Back

When they are meddling or interfering in others' affairs.

Front

What is a common use of the term 'stringent' in regulations?

Back

To describe rules that are strict and demanding.

Front

How might 'ex officio' apply to a committee member?

Back

A member who has a role in the committee due to their official position.

Front

What is the significance of describing someone as 'callow' in a professional setting?

Back

It indicates that the person lacks experience and may need guidance.