Second Semester Vocab 1-20

To change or adjust in order to fit new conditions or situations

• adapt
• derive
• constitute
• coherent
• articulate

To support or speak in favor of something; a person who supports a cause.

• advocate
• deviate
• crucial
• conduct
• bias

Having more than one possible meaning; unclear or open to interpretation

• ambiguous
• adapt
• derive
• constitute
• cogent

Clearly visible or easy to understand; seeming to be true but not necessarily so

• apparent
• advocate
• deviate
• crucial
• coherent

Based on random decision rather than reason or logic

• arbitrary
• ambiguous
• adapt
• derive
• conduct

To express thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively; having the ability to speak well

• articulate
• apparent
• advocate
• deviate
• constitute

As a verb: To credit something as the cause. As a noun: A quality or characteristic of someone or something

• attribute
• arbitrary
• ambiguous
• adapt
• crucial

A preference or unfair inclination for or against something, often preventing impartial judgment

• bias
• articulate
• apparent
• advocate
• derive

To make something clearer or easier to understand

• clarify
• attribute
• arbitrary
• ambiguous
• deviate

Logical, convincing, and well-reasoned

• cogent
• bias
• attribute
• apparent
• adapt