P3 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Correspond (Verb)

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To match, agree, or be in harmony with something. Example: The two reports correspond in their findings. To communicate by exchanging letters or messages. Example: They corresponded regularly through email.

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Derogatory (Adjective)

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Showing a critical or disrespectful attitude; intended to belittle or demean. Example: The article made derogatory remarks about the celebrity.

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Authentic (Adjective)

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Genuine, real, and not a copy or fake. Example: The museum displayed an authentic ancient artifact.

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Liaison (Noun)

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A person or means of communication between groups or organizations. Example: She acted as a liaison between the two departments. A close or cooperative relationship.

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Mitigate (Verb)

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To make something less severe, serious, or painful. Example: The new policy aims to mitigate the effects of climate change.

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Prominent (Adjective)

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Easily noticeable; standing out. Example: The skyscraper is a prominent feature of the city skyline. Well-known or important. Example: She is a prominent scientist in her field.

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Condemn (Verb)

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To express strong disapproval of something, often publicly. Example: The leader condemned the violent attacks. To sentence someone to a specific punishment, especially in a legal context. Example: The judge condemned the criminal to life imprisonment.

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Demeanor (Noun)

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A person's outward behavior, attitude, or appearance. Example: His calm demeanor reassured everyone in the room.

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Exonerate (Verb)

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To clear someone from blame or guilt, especially after due investigation. Example: The evidence exonerated her from any involvement in the crime.

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Candor (Noun)

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The quality of being open, honest, and straightforward. Example: I appreciated her candor during the discussion.