Vocabulary Flashcards

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Identify (Verb)

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To recognize or establish the identity of someone or something. Example Sentence: The detective tried to identify the suspect from the blurry security footage.

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Circumstances (Noun)

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The conditions or facts surrounding an event or situation (CAUSES). Example Sentence: Due to unforeseen circumstances, the concert was postponed.

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Impact (Noun)

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The effect or influence that something has on a person, situation, or thing. Example Sentence: The new law had a significant impact on the economy.

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Support (Verb)

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To provide assistance or encouragement to someone or something. Example Sentence: The students organized a fundraiser to support the local animal shelter.

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Expressed (Verb)

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To communicate or make known one's thoughts or feelings. Example Sentence: She expressed her gratitude for the kind gesture.

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Effect (Noun)

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A change that is produced in something by something else. Example Sentence: The medicine had a calming effect on the patient.

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Contribute (Verb)

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To give something, especially money or time, to help a person, cause, or organization. Example Sentence: Everyone contributed to the success of the project.

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Excerpt (Noun)

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A short passage taken from a book, article, or other written work. Example Sentence: The teacher read an excerpt from the novel to the class.

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Development (Noun)

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The process of growing or becoming more advanced. Example Sentence: The city's rapid development has led to new opportunities for residents.

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Explain (Verb)

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To make something clear or understandable by providing information or details. Example Sentence: The teacher explained the concept of photosynthesis to the students.