B2 ACADEMIC WL 12 Flashcards
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7693804568 | justify | verb to give or to be a good reason for | 0 | |
7693804569 | justify | the synonym of rationalize the synonym of explain the synonym of defend | 1 | |
7693804570 | justify | justification noun | 2 | |
7693804571 | potential | adjective likely to develop into a particular type of person or thing in the future | 3 | |
7693804572 | potential | the synonym of possible the synonym of likely | 4 | |
7693804573 | potential | potentially adverb | 5 | |
7693804574 | commit | verb to do something wrong or illegal | 6 | |
7693804575 | enforce | verb to make people obey a rule or law | 7 | |
7693804576 | enforce | the synonym of impose | 8 | |
7693804577 | enforce | enforcement noun | 9 | |
7693804578 | undergo | verb to experience something which is unpleasant or which involves a change | 10 | |
7693804579 | undergo | the synonym of experience | 11 | |
7693804580 | confine | verb to keep someone or something within the limits of a particular activity or subject | 12 | |
7693804581 | confine | the synonym of limit the synonym of restrict | 13 | |
7693804582 | confine | the antonym of free | 14 | |
7693804583 | confine | confinement noun | 15 | |
7693804584 | suspend | verb to officially stop something from continuing, especially for a short time | 16 | |
7693804585 | suspend | the synonym of freeze the synonym of postpone the synonym of discontinue | 17 | |
7693804586 | suspend | suspension noun | 18 | |
7693804587 | trigger | verb to make something happen very quickly, especially a series of events | 19 | |
7693804588 | trigger | the synonym of activate | 20 | |
7693804589 | trigger | trigger noun | 21 | |
7693804590 | detect | verb to notice or discover something, especially something that is not easy to see, hear etc. | 22 | |
7693804591 | detect | the synonym of discover the synonym of find the synonym of notice | 23 | |
7693804592 | detect | the antonym of miss | 24 | |
7693804593 | detect | detective noun | 25 | |
7693804594 | inspect | verb to examine something carefully in order to find out more about it or to find out what is wrong with it | 26 | |
7693804595 | inspect | the synonym of examine | 27 | |
7693804596 | inspect | inspection noun inspector noun | 28 | |
7693804597 | reinforce | verb to give support to an opinion, idea, or feeling, and make it stronger | 29 | |
7693804598 | reinforce | the synonym of strengthen | 30 | |
7693804599 | reinforce | reinforcement noun | 31 | |
7693804600 | discriminate | verb to treat a person or group differently from another in an unfair way | 32 | |
7693804601 | discriminate | discrimination noun | 33 | |
7693804602 | exceed | verb to be more than a particular number or amount | 34 | |
7693804603 | exceed | the synonym of surpass | 35 | |
7693804604 | incident | noun an event, especially one that is unusual, important, or violent | 36 | |
7693804605 | crime | noun illegal activities in general | 37 | |
7693804606 | crime | the synonym of offence | 38 | |
7693804607 | crime | criminal adjective criminal noun | 39 | |
7693804608 | trace | verb to find someone or something that has disappeared by searching for them carefully | 40 | |
7693804609 | trace | the synonym of track | 41 | |
7693804610 | deny | verb to say that something is not true, or that you do not believe something | 42 | |
7693804611 | deny | the antonym of admit the antonym of acknowledge | 43 | |
7693804612 | deny | denial noun | 44 | |
7693804613 | eliminate | verb to completely remove, get rid of or take away | 45 | |
7693804614 | eliminate | the synonym of exclude | 46 | |
7693804615 | eliminate | elimination noun | 47 | |
7693804616 | isolate | verb to separate one person, group, or thing from other people or things | 48 | |
7693804617 | isolate | the antonym of combine the antonym of connect | 49 | |
7693804618 | isolate | isolated adjective isolation noun | 50 |