Vocabulary Flashcards

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Revoke (Verb)

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To take back or cancel something

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Vocal (Adjective / Noun)

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Using your voice clearly or loudly

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Invoke (Verb)

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To call on something for support, help, or action

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Provoke (Verb)

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To stir up or cause strong feelings, often anger

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Vocalize (Verb)

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To speak out loud or make sounds

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Definition: A job or career someone feels called to do Example: Mike’s vocation is to be a doctor and help people. Non-Example: Gary had a random part-time job he didn’t like. Characteristics: Purposeful, meaningful work, career path

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Vocation

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Definition: Cannot be changed or taken back Example: The court's decision was irrevocable. Non-Example: Leslie’s mom made a temporary rule about using the phone. Characteristics: Final, permanent, unchangeable

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Irrevocable

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Definition: A large formal gathering or ceremony

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Convocation

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Convocation

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- Example: The school had a convocation to celebrate achievements. - Non-Example: Molly and Jane went to a casual lunch. - Characteristics: Assembly, group event, formal meeting

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Unequivocal (Adjective)

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- Definition: Clear and firm, leaving no doubt - Example: Rachel gave an unequivocal “yes” to the offer. - Non-Example: Randy gave an unsure or vague answer. - Characteristics: Definite, certain, confident