English 4 Interview Terms

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Perpetuate

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To cause something to continue indefinitely; to make something last longer, often referring to myths or misunderstandings.

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Consolidate

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To combine multiple elements into a single, more effective or coherent whole, often used in the context of organizing information.

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Exemplify

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To serve as a typical example of something; to illustrate or demonstrate a particular quality or characteristic.

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Optimize

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To make the best or most effective use of a resource or situation, often involving improvements in performance or efficiency.

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Survey

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A method of gathering information or feedback from a group of people, often used to assess opinions, satisfaction, or trends.

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Systematize

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To arrange according to a system; to organize in a methodical way.

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Leverage

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To use something to maximum advantage; often refers to utilizing resources or information to achieve a desired outcome.

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Trajectory

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The path followed by a projectile or an object moving under the action of given forces; can also refer to the progression of a process or development.

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Commensurate

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Corresponding in size or degree; in proportion; often used to describe a relationship between two quantities.

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Ascertain

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To find out or learn with certainty; to determine the truth or accuracy of something.